Shopping in Connecticut
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Mystic Drawbridge Ice Cream
Strolling through town is best done with an ice-cream cone in hand, specifically one from here. Some of the more quirky flavors like pumpkin pie and southern peach are seasonal, but on any given day there will be something innovative to try, like the gooeylicious Sticky Fractured Finger (pieces of butterfingers in caramel ice cream).
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Connecticut River Artisans
The Connecticut River Artisans is a co-op featuring one-of-a-kind art and craft pieces including clothing, folk art, furniture, jewelry, paintings, photographs and pottery. The building is adjacent to the Mill House art gallery, which presents changing exhibits.
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Belgique Patisserie & Chocolatier
Next door to a butter-yellow Victorian, in the carriage house, is the Belgique Patisserie & Chocolatier, selling unfathomably rich chocolates, pralines, tarts, cocoa and ice cream.
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Bank Square Books
This bookstore keeps a good stock of local-interest titles, plus the usual suspects. (Note the carving in the shape of a whale on the sidewalk just outside the store.)
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Yale Bookstore
Barnes & Noble not only sells a rich collection of books, but also Yale sweatshirts and souvenirs.
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Diane’s Books
Diane’s Books boasts the largest selection of family books in the country.
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Gallows Hill Bookstore
You’ll find well-stocked shelves at this bookstore on the campus of Trinity College.
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Barnes & Noble Yale Bookstore
Not only sells a rich collection of books, but also Yale sweatshirts and souvenirs.
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