Quaint little store in a historic town. Big city feel with the charm of the country. If your…read morelooking for new home decor or handcrafted gifts, this store has it all. Over 50 different artisans have a wide variety of items with prices that are worth giving this gift shop a look.

We stopped in on our way back to Greece to use the restroom and do a little shopping. The restroom…read morewas clean like it always has been, but we were pleasantly surprised at all the changes we saw. The young lady working at the counter was friendly and we ended up walking out with a bag of goodies. We definitely will be adding it to our list of places to stop at when we go out on our weekend antiquing drives.

From the owner: Rustic Ridge Country Store is an exciting retail shop that sells antiques, collectibles, gifts,…read moreprimitives, rustic decor and unique merchandise at reasonable prices.

Quaint shop ... still has church section but major changes to rest. They have gifts, antique and…read moresome unique items. Very pleasant owner ! He also donates to 20% of proceeds to special needs and other charities!! He is still working on the basement but so glad the property is being utilized

Great little shop , lots of different items . Great cause too . Antique items and new items , lots…read moreto see.

Very lovely gift shop! Multiple buildings with so many offerings! Gift items, snacks, drinks,…read moremarinades, maple products, jams, beautiful dried flowers they grow onsite, beautiful flowering plants, and more! They also offer art classes & the property is decorated so cute with antiques throughout the property. Worth the stop!

This quaint little place is a gem! They offer crafting classes you can do with your friends. I…read morebelieve reservations are required. There is one main buildings and several sheds all selling wares such as candles, gifts and home decorative items. The main building has dried flowers hanging from the ceiling that they grow each season in their sensational garden. I highly recommend going once a season so you can see the growth and progress of the property. It is lovely.

Love love love this store!! Up to date on home decor and always a value! Their faux flowers and…read moreplants look real!! It's such a treat going out to Lockport to The Tattered Tulip!!

Lots to choose from! Each locati0n has a different appeal! 5 stars for all! Make sure to block…read moreout enough time to browse. Lots to see.

Cute old time store with modern day prices. Loved checking out all the old time candy, they seemed…read moreto have a little bit of candy and snacks from all over the world. So many different flavors of salt water taffy.... didn't realize there were so many. Loved seeing all the antiques throughout the place. Upstairs they have some local arts and crafts to check out. As well as a stage that was set to see Santa clause during the holidays. I purchased a few Charleston chew bars, they had chocolate and strawberry... hard to find flavors. $1.99 each a lot more than other stores but not always available.

A step into the past with great selections of candies, gift items and locally made and produced…read moreproducts. And it was great that they hosted John Kucko from Rochester today for another of his charitable projects. A great place.

Dozens of local artisans are able to showcase their creations here at very affordable prices. I was…read morespecifically looking for a place just like this while in the Finger lakes. I prefer to buy local, and this store had a lot of variety from fine jewelry to children's toys. I found some lovely things to remember our lake trip.

I was in Canandaigua for the Christkindlmarkt and found The Artisan Cove when I drove through the…read morewaterfront. I spent a solid hour, just looking at everything and was able to select a few small gifts. The shop is carefully curated to feature a wide array of offerings that well represent the area and its resources to great lengths. Given some of these, I am certain I will be back before the holiday season has ended!

First visit here for me. I was really surprised when I walked in. This place was huge. It was…read moreexactly what I was looking for. It honors a lot of religions and spiritual practices. I had my husband with me, so I couldn't do the kind of walkthrough I wanted to do. But I made sure to check out their candle selection. I was really glad I did, they have every candle imaginable. Their prices were affordable. Definitely less expensive than ordering online. Plus it's nice to walk around and see all the options. They have an entire crystal and mineral section. I could have been in that store for hours. It had a family environment, parents shopping with their kids. If your kids are into metals, rocks, or crystals this spot is it. I wasn't looking but I'm sure they have D&D stuff and other fun gam I liked the store a lot. Some of these mystic shops have a witchy vibe, which isn't my thing. This place felt more wholesome. Something us old ancestral witches like. Lol I ended up buying several different types of candles, sage, and a Rose quartz for my meditation room. Next time, I go back. I will update with some pictures.

Short review: If you're a witch that cares about ethics and respecting other cultures, maybe think…read moretwice! And if you're the owner of a metaphysical shop, do your research as to not sell goods that may be seen as disrespectful to large groups of people. Long version: Listen. You can get what you need most likely if you're spiritual from this shop, BUT-- there's a seeming lack of social responsibility that should concern my fellow respectful witches. They sell white sage and native/African cultural practice tools that are not appropriate for mass consumption. (Outside of people of those descents.) In their 7 day candle section there was an 'Indian power candle' referring to natives, along with the white smudge sticks and other tools of that nature. It is my understanding based upon the actual words of Native American people in the spiritual and witchcraft community that native sourced dream catchers and such ARE an appropriate thing to sell as long as actual Native Americans are the source of these goods and being compensated, but white sage is both unsustainable and not meant to be used outside of their closed practices. And using a native person as a mascot on your candle with the wrong terminology is beyond inappropriate.