Virginia Store

Category:	Gift Basket Store
Address:	555 Settlers Landing Rd # L, Hampton, VA 23669, USA
Phone:	+1 757-727-0600
Site:	virginia.gov
Rating:	5
Working:	9:30AM–5:30PM 9:30AM–5:30PM 9:30AM–5:30PM 9:30AM–5:30PM 9:30AM–5:30PM 9:30AM–5:30PM 12:30–5:30PM

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Jeremy Hancock

Kind of a niche store if you are looking for goods centered around Virginia. One of the official places to go for Virginia is for Lovers merchandise. Most importantly though is that the people who work there are very nice and considerate. I had purchased a shirt for a visiting friend and the lady gift wrapped it for me and took great care to make it look presentable and seemed delighted to do me that favor. Really great customer service.

Joy Thompson

Whenever I need a special gift, I look no further than the Virginia Store in downtown Hampton! Ruth Simmons has a wonderful collection of Virginia products -- from peanuts to wine to salsa! She also carries jewelry made by local artists, wonderful one-of-kind cards, pottery and more. Whether I need a single item or several small items put together in a decorative basket, Ruth and Carolyn make gift giving easy!!

Michael leech

Cool little store with all things Virginia. If you need gifts for a local or to commemorate an occasion in the area, this is your stop. Theyll make you a gift basket super cheap, too! It comes out looking great, doesnt cost much, its cool and unique and you dont have to wrap it!

Susan Hale

Great Virigina souvenirs from locally owned people of the community. I have shopped here many times and they have fair prices. Its also nice to know you are helping out a local business person.

Angela Casey

Wonderful place to go for gifts; for other and yourself! I bought gifts for myself, my husband, and my mother-in-law here.

Katie Faith

Very cozy store, lots of fun things to choose from, great souvenirs and locally made products. Fair to high priced items.

Racheal Maurice

Good place to go for anything va related. Cups, post carda, coffee, snacks, you name it.

Michael Mann

Lots if locally created food items.