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DOVER. Beginning with its Grocery Outlet, Byler's features no shortage of tempting purchases. The Kitchen Center, for example, stocks home and commercial cooking supplies ranging from Merckens & Wilbur melting chocolate to Mennonite cookbooks. The Stove Shoppe carries brand-name stoves and fireplaces. In the Country Gift Shoppe, handmade rocking chairs, cuckoo clocks, cedar chests, clothes and dolls line the shelves. And should you find yourself in need of refueling while in the midst of all this country shopping, head to the Bake Shoppe & Deli for a fresh-baked cinnamon roll, homemade cookie or a hearty sandwich.
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DOVER. Set in the historic John Bullen House (1775), Delaware Made General Store gives out-of-towners a glimpse of 19th- and early 20th-century small-town America. The store's specialty, of course, is promoting Delaware artists and craftspeople, who produce original paintings and sculptures, hand-woven baskets and hand-brushed crocks. In addition to its wares, the friendly shop serves as an information center for travelers looking to schedule a tour, find a hotel or learn more about Dover.
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Dover Mall
1365 N DuPont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901 · 302-734-0415
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DOVER. When it comes to modern fashion, the capital city browses mostly at its signature shopping destination, Dover Mall. This enclosed retail center is anchored by Sears, JCPenney, Macy's and Boscov's; in addition to these department stores, it features a number of specialty shops like Aeropostale, Victoria's Secret and Lane Bryant. If the legs grow weary of popping in and out of stores, visit the "in-house eateries" for a fresh-baked cookie or a chicken sandwich. If further relaxing is needed, take in a movie at the 14-screen Carmike Cinema.
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DOVER. Intimate, charming, old-fashioned – each of these adjectives accurately describes Dover's historic downtown area. It's here that Spence's Bazaar operates, providing a firsthand glimpse of what trade and commerce were like in the "good old days." After visiting the Bazaar, make your way to Bradford Street, where lovely 19th-century Victorians now house quaint boutiques. Meanwhile, the area around The Plaza and extending up State Street offers a plethora of small, locally owned shops that specialize in everything from comic books to fine art.
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DOVER. Open only on Tuesdays and Fridays, this open-air produce and flea market is a great place to find authentic Amish-made products like furniture, quilts and baskets. In addition, many first-time visitors find themselves pleasantly overwhelmed by the wealth of foods available, including homemade Amish sausages, pies, kettle potato chips, cheeses, and ice cream. For folks wanting a unique lunch experience, the Bazaar provides picnic tables so that you can enjoy made-to-order sandwiches while still watching the market's goings-on.
Our shopping categories guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes of a perfect trip. Where do you find a book on local history? How about a recording of that terrific zydeco band you heard? Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Use our lists to narrow your search.
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