I look forward to going to Hague every summer and part of that anticipation is going to Juniper. The owner’s sense of style, colors and fun is hard to match. It’s hard to decide what there is a better selection of; clothes, jewelry, home decorations or greeting cards. Then going across the street to eat at The Hague Firehouse Restaurant or getting a sandwich at The Hague Market completes my bliss.
Colleen B.
Place rating: 5 Glyndon, MD
This charming boutique nestled in the an even more charming small town is worth the stop. Who am I kidding — they are the only game in town. You would have to drive at least 40 minutes to Bolton Landing to find anything remotely similar. The store has some of the usual suspects when it comes to boutique shopping but they have also gone above and beyond to find unique artists and merchandise with an Adirondack flair. When you think Adirondack, you may picture something rustic — but not so with the great home décor items these gals stock. Speaking of stock — it changes from year to year. I bought my frist Scout bag from them but don’t recall seeing any on this trip. The back room seems to be where interior design magic happens. The upstairs has a room just for baby and kids. Don’t forget to visit the porch upstairs for great sales! Great place to pick up a hostess gift! I’ve spent every summer of my life in Hague and am so happy to see the new life being breathed into it.
I can’t wait to see what they do with the Hague Market!
