Nice store! Stopped in and just looked around. Had the family with me. They had an N64 set up…read morewith 007 so I played that for a while. The prices seemed OK if not a bit high but the guys working there were extremely nice and the store had a lot of different items in the gaming genre.

My wife and I went in the store not knowing what to expect. We went in just hoping to find anything…read morerelated to Gengar for our daughter. We have gone to multiple cities and stores just looking for anything related and have had very little luck. To our surprise we found a little necklace. But that wasn't even the best thing about the trip. We didn't catch the name but whoever was at the front helping us and just talking to us, made my wife and I feel so welcomed and cared for. He made things very easy to find and answered all our questions about anything we had. It felt as if we knew him and have been friends or regulars for years! They also told us about pokemon cards and packs they have that they sell which was perfect because our son just started collecting as well. Would recommend this play to anyone!

Wonderful and varied selection of quality and unique gifts and necessities in a very small space !…read more The women working there are always pleasant and helpful and the prices are reasonable.

A charming little gift shop with lots of variety and a bunch of cute choices. The woman behind the…read morecounter was very kind and welcoming - and i really appreciated that in light of the current COVID time. My better half LOVED the 'Catskills Campfire' themed pajama pants I picked for her -- WIN! The store had a modern point of sale terminal making it very easy to execute a nearly contractors credit card purchase.

Island girl henna is the best! The experience, the ambiance, the quality of the work, the price,…read moreand of course Jeanette herself! Thank you SO much. Hope to come back soon. Not only is she the best in the area but is a master of her craft and cares for the quality of her work and ingredients. Don't hesitate to come to island girl henna.

Hello! I just got my henna done with Jeanette and she did an amazing job. She sent me photos and…read morequoted prices ahead of time as well which I really appreciated. The design was gorgeous and very intricate. It extended from my fingers to my elbow. I have had so many compliments and would love to get another one from her before the summer's end. She really is a true artist and knows her stuff. She has been to classes and is well educated in the art of henna. I have had henna done in Kuwait, Qatar and Turkey and Jeanette's is just as good if not better! Yay Jeannette! Thank you! Jennifer

I've been a loyal customer with an account with this business for the last 10 years. But as of the…read morelast two years the feeling and image has changed. Last 5 times I've gone in to consignment - appropriate nice items (seasonal, clean/used once/ name brand/ unique) I have been turned down. With a little snarkiness from cashiers each time. My items are just as good or better then flannel shirts missing buttons with holes And safety pins. I feel befuddled... buying a pair of Guess shoes with the leather wearing out on the inside..... to make the point! This is the first review I ve ever made .... Please go back to the original conceptual feeling of your business. Buying into only major brands and stock makes this like every place else, and unflattering to people like myself that love coming to your store for something unique and politeness.

Pretty cool place. A good deal of the clothing is over priced and lots of retail merch mixed in. Be…read moreaware of their consignment policies-they are far more in the favor of the store.

Annie's is a big, two-story hybrid of a store; a little bit antique shop filled with depression…read moreglass, a little bit standard thrift joint, and a little bit gift store--the kind of gift store that each small town had until online shopping killed them all off, filled with scented candles, sachets, and hand-made Christmas ornaments. If you know the kind of store I'm talking about, you will feel the nostalgia bolt hit hard in here. Lots of local craftwork finds. They also sell fresh eggs and support a local animal shelter. The merchandise is displayed with care--you won't have to bring work gloves to prevent tetanus while thrifting here, and the prices reflect that. And there are plenty of great finds at surprisingly good prices. I got a set of 4 mid-century orange juice glasses in perfect shape for 25 cents each! I didn't make it upstairs to the clothes section--maybe I'll have time during the next trip.

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!

I'm very happy with the entire process of working with this company. I ordered a chicken coop in…read moreJanuary and was told they had a really long backlog. Which wasn't ideal, but the estimated date they gave me ended up being very accurate. They said they would call at certain points to give me an update and schedule delivery and they were reliable each time. Plus the woman I primarily spoke with was extremely friendly and helpful. At the end of the day this isn't the cheapest coop option, but the quality is great and I love that I was able to customize. I added a few features like a litter tray that will make cleaning and caring for the animals much easier. Also happy that I was able to get free delivery and they set everything up perfectly. I'm already getting lots of compliments on the coop!

Have bought a total of three from them over the years for various homes we've had. Good price and…read moreexcellent service and quality. We are going back for number 4 either this fall or in the spring.

While traveling in the area, I had the pleasure of shopping at Serenity Hobbies during a quick stop…read morein Norwich. I wanted to purchase some Yu-Gi-Oh cards for my kids, I was impressed with the selection. While I didn't need any tabletop games, I made a note of the quality and variety of the games for sale. I was chatting with the counter clerk (may have been the proprietor), who told me that while the original Serenity is in Oneonta, the Norwich shop has been open for a bit now. I'd believe that, there were a decent number of people in there, esp for a hobby shop. Seemed pretty popular. I was especially impressed with how welcoming and inclusive the store felt. Gamers are a rather diverse (and too often marginalized) group, I was happy to see a safe space for them, particularly in times like these. Anyway, I digress. I was there for Yu-Gi-Oh cards, I got what I needed for a fair price. Heck, the next time I'm in the area, I may go out of my way for a visit, and now that NYS covid protocols are loosened, maybe I can get some gaming on while there. A chill store for sure, you won't be disappointed.

I've done business with them since 2004 and have great experience with them, and total confidence…read morewith the owners. An auction means that the highest Bidder wins the item up for sale! if you item didn't bring the price that you may have expected, then it is not their fault! If nobody was interested in your item, then so be it1 Stop your crying! Angelo Sbrocchi

Their slogan should be: shoddy service with a superior attitude…read more at the recommendation of a friend from Cooperstown, I entrusted an oil paintings by an artist whose work hangs in the Tate Gallery, a watercolor by a famous 19th century illustrator and two 18th century hand painted engravings, Everything fetched at the minimum $75. Read their terms: they have an 'innovative commission structure' whereby the lower your item sells, the higher their commission rate. which obviously motivates them to sell things quick and cheap. (I guess if you're looking to get something for a steal, go here!!!!) I had carefully wrapped the items to bring to them. I was a little put off by their total lack of familiarity with the artists or even countries of origin. They then gathered the art up in their bare hands including the unprotected watercolor and threw them in the back of a van. That should have been a red flag right there. Then, a week later, i got a commission receipt -- for someone else's artwork. When I emailed requesting my own receipt, I got a brusque reply instructing me to send them back the erroneous receipt right away -- no apology for their error or even an indication that they would be sending me the correct one any time soon. Truly shoddy work with a superior air. now i work with Fontaine Auction galleries in Pittsfield. Oh, and my friend who recommended them got similarly shafted not long after and no longer recommends them.