Parkleigh

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Parkleigh is a boutique located on Park Ave. in Rochester, New York. Originally opened as a pharmacy in 1960, the owners decided to change their business ten years later to retail unusual products. Their motto is, "Always different, Always Parkleigh".

Products include chocolates, candies, and coffee. Brand-names include the following: MacKenzie-Childs, makers of hand-made ceramics, drinkware, furniture, and home accessories; Crabtree & Evelyn, makers of body care products, candles, linens, and gift items pre-wrapped in boxes and baskets; and Montblanc, a German manufacturer of pens.