When it comes to fudge, I've never had better. Every fudge I try is measured against the perfection…read moreof the Straw Cellar's fudge. It's exceptionally creamy, never grainy, very flavorful but not too sickly sweet... it's just amazing. Favorites of mine are plain ol' chocolate, which is divine, and Penuche (pen-u-chee) which is a rich brown sugar flavor that's really hard to find outside of New England. It's $12 a pound, but that gets you a lot and is about par for the course as far as fudge prices go. They'll give you little samples too if you're finding it hard to choose between their 10+ flavors. Bottom line- THIS IS THE BEST FUDGE IN THE WORLD GO GET YOU SOME NOW.

Although I'm not a fan of their shop (they sell lots of handmade pottery, candles, pillows, etc), I…read morealways come here for their homemade fudge. In fact I never go anywhere else! I strongly suggest coming here for some of the best fudge you'll ever have.

A really lovely shop with an impressive selection of items, excellent service and ambiance, and…read morevery reasonable prices. An excellent addition to downtown's offerings!

So happy to have found such a great flower company! The owner is helpful, kind and very helpful…read more She helped make a special moment for my mom while she was sick and I could tell she actually cared about the experience my mom was getting and not just the dollar made. Highly recommend!

Linda is a lifesaver! I had a special request to surprise a client who was staying at a nearby Bed…read more& Breakfast. I called asking for her help late on a Friday afternoon. Not only did she come through for both myself and the client, but she went above and beyond. I can't say enough about her kindness, professionalism, and expertise. I hope we have more business in the Wolfeboro area so I can work with Linda again.

High Quality American made furniture from Ethan Allen has been in our family foe decades and looks…read morejust as good today as the day we purchased it! Well worth the investment

I usually hesitate to go into an Ethan Allen because (as a bargain shopper who is there to look at…read moretheir discount floor models) I am usually made to feel unwelcome. For example if you go to the Burlington or Natick Massachusetts stores the hungry designers will almost chase you out with torches & pitchforks. I have moved a lot because I'm a hobbyist flipper and that means I'm cheap but I buy a lot. What a pleasant surprise that the staff at the Bedford New Hampshire store let me treasure hunt and find this awesome chandelier!! The logistics manager Dean showed me that its paperwork shows that it used to be a display in the old, closed down Ethan Allen that is literally over the town line on the street I live on. I guess it wanted to come home. The designer Verlie was very nice to me and didn't make me feel like a scavenger for discount shopping. The Ethan Allen company could learn a lot from this location.

Every time we visit Wolfeboro, we visit Black's Paper Store. It is simply a fun place to explore…read more The selection is great and I love that they carry high quality incense sticks. I found some really nice key rings upstairs on sale and they have made fun gifts for family and friends. My spouse is a librarian and Black's sells a variety of games and toys that add so much to a library. Location is great and even during peak seasons, like spring and summer, we've always found parking within walking distance. The customer service is friendly and helpful and they have some good sales and clearance items too. On our most recent visit on Veteran's Day, we found some winter gloves and a gift for a friend. Thanks for making our visits to town, so much fun!

I have been going to Blacks literally since I could not walk yet. Let's just say a VERY LONG TIME…read more My all time favorite was the weather church. On a postcard and would change color I BELIEVE from BLUE to an ORANGISH color 'when a change is due'. The Hansel and Gretel Shop carried them as well. I still have some of my Cats Meow wooden 'structures' of Blacks (of course), Julie's Dress Shop, Melvin Village Church and Calefs. It was great fun to go by boat to get the Sunday paper, at LEAST one pack of gum/candy to split between us kiddos and then enough donut holes from the Yum Yum Shop to last the boat ride back to 19 Mile Bay and then MAYBE one bag for family that did not go on the boat ride!! I had a Wolfeboro 'Oldest Summer Resort in America' for years when I lived in SoCal. Blacks was/is a rite of passage for many of us Baby Boomers!!