Location: Rochester
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10 Gift & Specialty Shops in Rochester That You Shouldn't Miss
From family-friendly activities to professional sports teams, museums and galleries, Rochester has something for everyone. Enjoy the scenic Erie Canal, Genesee River and Lake Ontario. Don't miss the Strong National Museum of Play (America's second-largest children's museum) or the International Museum of Photography. Be sure to sample one of Rochester's famous "white hots," Rochester's version of the hotdog! And don't miss the nearby Finger Lakes region with its wine trails and gorges.
Restaurants in Rochester
1. Stever's Candies
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Homemade Candy Since 1946 Family Owned & Operated Extended Holiday Hours Complete list of hours on our website Closed each year for the month of July for our annual vacation
2. One World Goods
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. Field & Stream
4. Mythic Treasures
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Hedonist Artisan Chocolates
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
6. Parkleigh
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By zimrock - Wheaton, United States
Something for everyone all price points and quality! I have not been to an amazing gift shop like this in many years! From Chicago corporate America has taken over and hard to find these hidden gems. Fine candy, sauces, socks, jewelry, lotions, fragrance, wallets, candles and more. All I had mentioned and in many vendors. Must go and have fun! I could have purchased everything!
7. Studio34 Creative Arts Center & Gallery
8. Encore Chocolates
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4.5 based on 5 reviews
Retail sale of chocolates and confections including creams, clusters, caramels, truffles, bark, and molded novelties. Encore Chocolates also specializes in wedding favors, sweets tables, custom corporate gifts, chocolate platters, and gift baskets. Delivery and shipping are available.
9. The House of Guitars
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
The House of Guitars®,Inc. is located in Rochester, New York and is known as the “Largest Guitar Store in the World.” The store was started in 1964 by Bruce and Armand Schaubroeck out of the basement of their mother’s home and quickly became famous for being the intersection of music, art and culture. The H.O.G. sells new and vintage guitars as well as records, vintage t-shirts, CD's & more while boasting a plethora of rock n' roll history including signed gear and framed photographs. Check out Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull's flute, Bill Clinton's Saxophone, Jimi Hendrix's Pants & more as you weave through countless guitars & vinyl. The H.O.G. hosts live music every Saturday on the outside stage all Summer long, rain or shine.
10. Brighton Honey
At Brighton Honey we are passionate about honey and pride ourselves at producing a natural local honey without chemicals, antibiotics or pesticides. It is local, organic, raw honey from my hives in Rochester NY. If you want stop by to purchase honey and you can see the bees hard at work.
