1. The Happy Cook
The Happy Cook has been known for over 35 years as an inspirational and energizing place to shop, create and bring to life lasting memories in the home and in the kitchen. Unlike big chain stores with mega-websites, their commitment to your satisfaction will continue well past your purchase.
2. The CVille Store
Locally-owned & operated, The CVille Store is a small design outfit located on the historic Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, Virginia. The CVille Store features designs, clothing & items that are inspired by the best city in the world – Charlottesville, Virginia.
3. The Virginia Shop
The Virginia Shop has been selling Virginia’s Finest Gift Baskets, Food, Traditional Gifts and Virginia Wine for over 22 years. Located in “Cavalier Country”, they are locally owned and specialize in bringing you all the wonderful things Virginia and the town of Charlottesville has to offer.
4. Folly Home Furnishings
Victoria Pouncey and Beth Ann Kallen are co-owners of Folly, a home furnishings store and interior design studio in Charlottesville. They share a philosophy that beauty and comfort go hand in hand, which is reflected in the objects sold at Folly and in the spaces they design. Victoria and Beth Ann also share a passion for finding interesting and unusual pieces that set their clients’ homes apart.
5. Shenanigans Toy Store
Shenanigans is Charlottesville’s favorite neighborhood toy store. Shenanigans offers a vast selection of quality toys, art supplies, games, puzzles, dolls, dress up, stuffed animals, children’s books and music from hundreds of toy companies all around the world. They offer only the very best from the most creative and responsible children’s importers, manufacturers and publishers in the world today. Gift wrapping is free and UPS delivery is available.
6. Ragged Mountain Running Shop
Mark and Cynthia Lorenzoni met at Michigan State in 1979, and were married in 1980 after moving to Charlottesville. At the time there was no running specialty store in the area, and with their passion for the sport, Mark and Cynthia decided in the winter of 1982 to open shop on the tree lined, brick sidewalked street of Elliewood across from the University of Virginia. Over the next 14 years, their business and family grew (they now have four children), and in the spring of 1999 they moved to a larger location on Elliewood. In the fall of 2006, thanks to continued growth and community support, Ragged Mountain moved once more to its current downstairs location at #3 Elliewood (former home of Eljo’s Traditional Clothiers). Despite the steady physical growth, the Lorenzonis and staff have remained committed to providing their customers with the most courteous, professional and intimate service. They continue to adhere to their original mission of treating each and every Ragged Mountain guest with first class care.
7. La Libellule
La Libellule is french for dragonfly. This little shop on the Charlottesville Downtown Mall is a great place for kids, featuring fun toys, games and stuffed animals to delight young and old alike. Take your kids in today for an exciting toy shopping experience.
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