I had a wonderful experience at Dasilva's - they were helpful in all aspects, including helping me…read morefind the right frame for a large piece and making very helpful recommendations about how to frame it. They showed genuine interest in the piece I was framing. I'm very happy with how it looks.

I highly recommend The Frame Shop/DaSilva Gallery (Westville Galley)…read more They do a beautiful job, don't rush or pressure you into making expensive decisions. The prices are completely reasonable. I thought it'd be more expensive going to a frame shop than the big box craft store (michaels, jo-annes), but thankfully I was wrong!

This is a gallery where you can buy art made by local artists. The art is really great. You will…read moresee artists working inside, which is nice. They have classes and workshops, check them out online. They had stained glass classes then but there are also so many other art classes, too!

What a beautiful niche little store full of truly one of a kind gifts and unique items. They also…read morerun classes and take in repairs. I will keep it on my list for beautiful one of a kind gifts for sure!

Hidden gem of a museum highlighting not just the history of New Haven but the culture and…read moreuniqueness as well. The display about Long Wharf Theatre was mesmerizing in its depth and design. The section covering the Ah-beetz factions and the background about the Amistad history was fascinating and humbling. Even the little bookstore had something for everyone. Worth an afternoon of walking through what makes this city what it is!

This place is absolutely out of this world. If you want to know about New Haven from his beginnings…read moreto yesterday there is no better place to see the history of the city laid out in artifacts. As a native New Haven'er I love the place and will bring my friends here who want to get to know something about the history of the city.

Ursel's is an amazing framing and gift shop. The gifts are from Germany and Egypt and other…read morecountries featuring incredible artistic works. It's a Christmas shop extraordinaire in spite of being small. Check them out for items you won't find at the mall.

On a gray and cloudy day with a supposed oncoming snowstorm, we visited Ursel's Web and found an…read moreabundance of Spring and Easter. The room was filled with handcrafted symbols of the coming season. The workmanship on all was amazing. Their German Easter Shop Reception was the highlight of our weekend and from the many visitors probably theirs too. I would have given this a five star review except for the incense and scented candles which made it necessary for me to leave early.

This shop is absolutely incredible. From the cloches that have different perfumes and colognes to…read morethe unique books in the downstairs gift shop, there's truly something for everyone here. The person who rang up my order was so nice, as was the lady who greeted us at the door. Beautiful shop with beautiful gifts for purchase.

What a treasure! I just love visiting this Studio/Gallery, I always find something I simply can't…read morego another day without, every visit! The selection is superb and Lori herself an absolute delight. Be sure to check out their extensive selection of ceramics by Florence Penault, amazing!

Free admission We parked on street close bye…read moreI enjoyed my visit here, many famous paintings Free audio tour as well Many shops and restaurants near bye

Yale University Art Gallery was absolutely amazing and should be called an Art Museum! Includes an…read moreextensive collection of art from Impressionists, sculptures, contemporary/modern art, Asian art, European, early American and so much more! Yale Gallery is Free and should be visited by all! An excellent and surprise gift to see! Highly recommend!

A cute stop for locals or visitors from out of town. So worth the $5 admission fee if you remember…read moreand love all the classic cartoons/comics: Peanuts, Smurfs, Gumby, Raggedy Ann, California Raisins, Garfield, Pink Panther, Popeye, Simpsons and much, much, more. The two floor museum building is a bit overwhelming...if you are a neat freak, you might want to run. If you are a hoarder, you will love it. The first floor is cramped with a low ceiling, but the second floor is more open and less cluttered. There are items neatly organized in glass cases and protective covers, but it is everywhere from the ceiling down to the floor. Hard to take it all in, but it is an impressive collection. It is truly unbelievable that one person could gather and organize so many collectables from lunch boxes and figurines to stuffed animals and glassware. If you have never been, it is a fun place to kill an hours time and reminisce about when life was simple.

Does not stand behind products! bought an expensive Disney painting...started peeling years later…read moreand they pushed me off to the manufacturer (with an email address) who will not respond...Do not waste your money with this vendor...buy from someone who will take care of issues when you spend a lot of money on a luxury... These are supposed to last 200 years and I have 5 others...this one lasted 8 years and started to peel...doesn't get touched or even cleaned...and not in direct sunlight

Great selection and options for frames. Work product is top shelf, timely and simply 'perfect' for…read moreyour treasured art or photos.

Very professional, and knowledgeable. Excellent vast variety of frames to pick from. Makes the…read morechain store selection look like amateurs