Grassroots is a family-owned business that has been supplying boutique items for women, children, and the home for more than forty years. Their slogan is “Extraordinary items for unique people,” and they certainly live up to it with every item they sell.

If you need a gift of clothes, accessories, or jewelry for yourself or someone else or want to spruce up your home with some interesting accessories, then head out to this store. Additionally, they offer a large assortment of baby gifts, toys, and seasonal items for you to choose from.

If you cannot make it to the brick and mortar store, not only can you purchase much of their inventory through the website, but Grassroots also has a “boutique on wheels” mobile store that travels to special events and markets in the area. Many of the proceeds from the purchases at these events go to local charities!

Grassroots
93 East Main Street
Newark, DE 19711
(302) 453-9751
www.grassrootsonlineshopping.com

CC-BY-SA-2.0/Flickr Stacie Stacie Stacie

Regulars say you can always find something fun and unique at Grassroots, one of Newark's favorite local boutiques. Interested in a set of shot glasses shaped like miniature mason jars? You'll find 'em at Grassroots. How about a corkscrew shaped like a trout? Got that, too. Have a friend who'd get a kick out of molds that'll turn your soft boiled eggs into spooky, yolk-oozing skulls? Grassroots can deliver on that quirky desire.

You'll also find more sophisticated items: sterling silver bangle bracelets, turquoise pendants, and hand-crafted opal earrings are all for sale at Grassroots' jewelry counter. Head over to the accessories wall for a beaded leather shoulder bag and a cashmere infinity scarf to complete your outfit.

Whether you're looking for a gift for that friend who has it all, or want to find something special for yourself, Grassroots has plenty of stylish, whimsical items on offer.

Grassroots
93 East Main Street
Newark, DE 19711
(302) 453-9751
www.grassrootsonlineshopping.com
www.yelp.com/biz/grassroots-newark

CC-BY-2.0/Flickr/Richard Elzey