Such a wonderful place to spend time and peruse! Holly, the owner of the shop, welcomed me warmly…read morewhen I walked in. There's a lovely table in the middle of the shop with beautiful earrings and necklaces and Christmas ornaments. The windows are adorned with potted leafy plants and small cacti. Loved the vinyl record collection in the corner of the room! There's also some fragrant handmade soaps that have become one of our favorites. Definitely worth a stop when you're visiting the charming town of Bradford!

Lakeside Bookshop is clean and has a wonderfully-wide variety of used books at fair prices. The…read moreowner is enthusiastic, courteous, and helpful. The only problem is that he runs a space heater only next to the cash register when the store is open, so it is uncomfortably cold in the wintertime. My advice is to visit one of the other nearby stores until late spring. Otherwise, bundle up!

If you're looking to spend A LOT of money on a bunch of random things you want but definitely DON'T…read moreneed then this is the place for you! It's a great little eclectic shop and you can definitely spend some time dropping some serious cash in here. Points for selling local goods. I ended up getting a stuffed chicken that for $38.00 I did not need but it made my soul happy so whose the real winner here?

Visiting from Marshfield, MA. Great selection of gifts and local artisans. Prices are not…read moreextravagant. Artwork is exceptional. Staff was very friendly and helped us with dinner restaurants.

This year's Sunapee Craftfair was held from Aug. 8 thru 14…read more There were at least 7 large tents that houses a variety of crafts, ranging from pottery, jewelry, paintings wooden crafts, sculptured artworks, etc. Food vendors were friendly and good quality food were served. We usually go on week days to avoid large crowds.

Nothing redeeming about this craftfair. Waste of $20. It's an art fair without the artread more

This is my new favorite book store! I felt like I was transported into my dreams when I walked in…read more It's like being in an amazing maze of books! I could have stayed there forever and never gotten bored. Huge bonus points because I found a book I've been looking for for years. Also the woman at the cashier was by far one of the kindest and most helpful people I've met! She even pointed us to 2 other local shops! I will be back soon!!!

This shop is so quaint and cozy! Walking in, there are pretty lights and nice smells. The…read moreatmosphere is calm, which is perfect for a book shop. The owner was super kind and friendly. So many books on tons of subjects, old and new alike. Tucked away in Henniker near another huge old bookshop, I had to stop by this one too. I did not find anything that stuck out to me this trip, but definitely other people will! Large selection of cookbooks, kids books, historical books, and fiction. There's even a big, friendly dog! Calm atmosphere and large selection. Not sure about the average prices because I did not find anything this trip. Limited parking.

A reviewer wrote "ridiculously over priced." I disagree. It is not your average antique store. This…read moreis where the quality of the pieces are reflected in the prices. Everything looks like it has been hand finished, stained if necessary, and polished. Nothing "rickety" that I saw. The art on the walls and on stands are original paintings and mostly limited edition giclee prints of photographs by New England artists. In many ways, the place is like a curated museum, and we will return to see what's new when we're back in Sunapee.

Prospect Hill Antiques is a very impressive business. It is huge, and offers a wide variety of…read moreantiques - from high-end furniture to smaller items such as clocks and typewriters. The furniture has for the most part been cleaned and repaired nicely, and the items are in good shape. It is worth the drive up the hill, and it is worth a visit even if you are unlikely to buy anything - just for the fun of going. The barn is huge and really impressive. The only thing keeping me from going with 5 stars is that they are pricey. If you are in the Sunapee area, it is worth a trip.

A HUGE collectible/ junk shop that is filled to the gills of all kinds of old and new…read more Nanas has antiques, kitchenware, tools, furniture, cd, dvds, housewares, books, and so much more. A fun way to spend a rainy day in claremont. May of the prices are negotiable. I got a great deal on a DVD collection, marked at $65 and I got it for $20. The older woman at the front (Nana?) was very nice and friendly.

Great place. Allow lots of time to search through 3 floors. Especially fun for a rainy day outing…read more The "smalls" seem to stay for a long time. The other inventory changes all of the time. There are usually specials, sometimes it's framed art and mirrors, other times it's furniture. You never know. I've always found something.

I really love this shop!! They have a great selection of arts and pottery as well as art supplies…read moreand custom framing. They woman working in the store were just incredibly friendly and helped us out with everything we needed. They were also really nice to talk with as well. I was so surprised to find Yixing Teapots and cups in the store as well. They were authentic and the prices were great!!! Stopping here really made our day!!!

Our experience was disappointing. We had to have the patience of saints to get the owner to be…read morehelpful about making any effort to fix the mistake the shop made. When we asked that the loose slip of information on the back of the poster be attached to the back of it after being mounted in the frame, the owner said they do that routinely, so not to worry. We even heard her instruct the employee putting the measurements in the computer to include that the slip should be attached to the finished back of the frame. We saw him enter that request, so we were confident they would follow the instructions. Except they didn't include our item, and didn't return it to us, and they still can't find that slip of information, which must have been discarded. Instead, they attached a colorful sticker identifying the shop, and also a sticker about the special glass. We stopped by last week to inquire the status, because we hadn't heard back in over a month. The owner was ever so breezy about how she'd just have a look in the workshop to find the item, as if it was a trivial matter, but after 10 minutes she still hadn't returned, so we left after providing our phone number yet again to an employee. Finally, someone called today to say that the owner found some information for us online and will mail it to us. It's a small printout about the image. It's a nice gesture. It would have been nicer if the owner had expressed her regret for what happened, and if she had given us her assurance that this wouldn't happen again, and if she had explained how it is they included their own material on the back of the poster, but not ours. The employees in the front of the store are particularly pleasant and helpful, so I am surprised the owner wasn't more solicitous. Please think twice about handing this shop any provenance about your artwork. If the owner simply had apologized for the mistake, we might have been inclined to give the shop the benefit of the doubt in the future. But without having received an acknowledgement that they are sorry this happened, we will take our framing elsewhere. We will miss the shop's great selection of unique greeting cards, but feel we should shift our shopping elsewhere.