18 days ago I ordered a GPS unit online with Lindstrom Antique Mall. It seems that the business is…read moreclosing its store but still selling online. I even called to make sure they were still in business online and was assured by a person that my order would be sent. However, I never received any shipping / tracking information. Repeated phone calls and email messages have gone unanswered. Reluctantly, I will begin the process with PayPal to get my money back. Disappointing.

I was just scammed. Ordered a lawn mower that was on sale on their website, called to verify free…read moreshipping, and was assured that it was free shipping. Placed order and payment (through paypal) went through a company out in California. I learned it was a scam from LAM Facebook page. They have been closed since last year.

Was waiting for a shop around the corner to open and had twenty minutes to kill. Spotted this place…read morebecause of the bright neon outside the entrance, luring you in. I've got antique store in my blood (legitimately, not a turn of phrase: my paternal grandma used to own one), so I'm drawn to this kind of place, especially as thrifting/buying used is more environmentally-friendly (and we as a society desperately need to shift gears away from fast fashion). Immediately upon entry I glimpsed the signs that this place was inclusive of me and those like me. The pride flag, the genderless toilets marked humorously with "whatever" signs. I was drawn in. You can tell that a lot of the consignment owners put a good deal of effort into making each of their "cubicles" stand out and have individuality that matches their brand. Seeing as I was here at the tail end of September, that meant many of the booths were spooky-themed and/or had Halloween items for sale. Dangerous for anyone who's a fan of the holiday. I definitely plan to come back AFTER Halloween and see what Christmas decorations take their place! It'll probably feel like an entirely different experience dependent on the season! Anyway, the cool thing about a place like this (if you've never been to one) is that you don't have to worry about keeping track of which store you picked up what item from. They have tags on each item so the employee at the checkout counter can sort all that for you and collect a single amount from you to distribute appropriately among their consignment sellers. I noticed they have baskets you can grab to help you shop (also dangerous, lol) because this place is QUITE expansive and winding. Be sure to check around each nook and cranny to see it all! (But also keep in mind, stock will always be rotating, so there'll always be new things to see.) There's lots of clothes and apparel accessories, of course, but also lots of home decor items, media like books, CDs, VHS, records, etc., toys and more. Really you gotta go see it for yourself. You'll be wandering about in something akin to awe! I would say the prices are okay. This isn't a place you're going to find big bargains. But you won't get gouged either. It's a place to discover something from your childhood and reclaim it for a reasonable finder's fee, essentially. Long story short, I killed more than forty-five minutes here, well over what I needed, hahaha, and came out with a couple cute clown-themed things to add to my growing collection. Hooray! Also neat is that they have a coffee shop in the back that also serves things like pastries and sodas for a very reasonable price. This area is spacious with lots of seating; clearly it's meant as a place to gather and hangout with friends. They even had an NES set up on a TV to play if you wanted. Very queer-friendly. It probably deserves its own separate review.

An amazing end to a long day!…read more What a great vintage stop, it had everything I loved and the prices were reasonable! Visiting this hidden gem was not on the plan for the day but just worked out that way, I LOVE LOVE a good vintage haunt, and good golly, this is it. If you go Gollum over your vintage, you best git yer bottom through that door naw ya' her'?!

This shoppe is great! So fun and always changing! Get your holiday gifts here! Something for…read moreeveryone.

From the owner: Our little vintage boutique shop will be your new favorite in the beautiful St. Croix River Valley…read more Full of ever changing treasures. Stop in and say hello!

Super sized dual level antique store with some amazing finds. We drove over an hour just to visit…read morethis sweet spot. Prices are average to high. A little bit of something for everyone. Definitely going back soon.

Funky and spunky! The top floor has bigger signs and the downstairs tends to be the smaller…read morehousehold items. Tons of rooms/ sections to browse through with big aisles that won't make you feel anxious. The service is exceptional and there is something for all ages in this store.

Worth the stop - 4 stars…read more Pine Creek is an antique store right on the main drag in the old town part of North Branch. It's a lot bigger than it looks like on the outside. The whole thing is shaped like a giant "L" and it actually has 2 separate entrances. This is a traditional mall type antique store with multiple vendors. The store also has quite a few "house" items that are owned by the store. The reason I know this is because the item I picked wasn't marked and they happened to mention that it's a house piece when they were trying to figure out the price. The shop is well organized, clean, and displayed nicely. The prices all seem super reasonable. And the staff members are nice people. I had a pleasant chat with the owners about the long history of the building...very interesting. One of the main things I like about this place is it actually has antiques! There are very few new items. By far, nearly everything is what I'd consider antique or vintage. One notable exception is a vendor that seems to be preoccupied with Christmas items, most of which looked like modern products. Not my thing but I suppose there are people that dig this. Thumbs up! -Maxx

Lots and lots of stuff to look at. I will say a lot of the stuff here is very Pricey in my opinion…read morebut it's fun to look around. The vendors make their own prices but the owners of the building have people who serve ice cream and there's lots and lots and lots to look at I always stop there when I'm in town.

We stopped by after climbing back up the stairs from the falls. The ice cream was great. We had the…read moredoor county cherry. There is all kinds of vintage stuff for sale it's wild. I got some figurines for the garden and the kid found a book to give for a gift. Everyone was nice.

A bottomless pit of a rented room style antique mall. Clothing, dishes, books, baseball cards,…read morefurniture--they've got it all. The man who as cashiering was very friendly. Stop in and take a look.

Unfortunately, I have to knock these folks down a few stars - 2 stars!…read more Abigail Page managed to REALLY tick me off. I'm super disappointed. I've been watching a pair of 1951 Reglor Lamps advertised in Facebook Marketplace, showing a photo of them in the front window. I happened to be meeting a friend for lunch in Hudson so I made sure to bring $400 cash and to stop in after our meal. 1. Apparently, the lamps are no longer in the store. But the 2 staff running the shop couldn't tell me anything about them. Where are they? Why are they still listed in Facebook? 2. The worst part of the interaction was I got the "fake polite" treatment. Friendly but not really friendly and more passive aggressive, if you know what I mean. I'm used to that treatment in Minnesota. It seems to be part of our cultural DNA. But I'm surprised to encounter it in Wisconsin. 3. The staff running the shop weren't able to access the store listing on Facebook. Why? 4. When I got home, I sent a direct message to the store on Facebook from their listing to ask about the lamps. Are they gone? Why is there still an active listing? 5. It's been 8 days. The listing is still up. No one has answered my direct message on Facebook. All of this stuff is ridiculous. Everyone knows that is takes 30 seconds to respond to a message on Facebook. All of these negative vibes could have been avoided if someone simply responded to me, apologized, promised to do better next time, and to request that I please visit again. I'd still be a customer. As it is now, I'll never walk through the front door again. So...I'm feeling pretty negative about Abigail Page. I guess they're okay if you wander in off the street, buy something off a shelf, and walk out with your item. But if you see something on-line, buyer beware. And keep an eye out for the smarmy attitudes. - Maxx

A must stop! This shop has it all. From apparel, fudge, Amish popcorn, soda, magnets, planting…read morepots, metal signs, outdoor gardening items to rotating seasonal items, you can't go wrong. Come here to get your house inspired or to simply browse. Bonus: Don't forget to check out the discount shed outside. My family and I visit here frequently and it has become a time to bond together as we check out the ever changing space (this time the check out table moved to a completely different location and there was a bigger gardening section added). Each aisle of the store offers its own flair so you can be here for a good hour just to ensure you don't miss anything. Stop back when you can because seasonally, items change. I would say this store is a mix between Patina, Home Goods and a thrift shop. While a majority of the items are brand new, there is a very small section with gently used items such as rustic hand tools, records, teacups, and home decor. Enjoy! This place is a gem!

Best place ever! Unique one of a kind stuff that's great for the house, gardens, and gifts! Also,…read morethis store is the reason we are the proud new owners of 8 silkie chickens.

Incredible variety of goods. They have old fashioned candy, furniture, clothing, and much more…read more There are two stories of things mostly old, but some new as well.

From the owner: Cool shopping experience! 3 levels of Vintage, Eclectic, Repurposed, Antiques items. So much to…read moresee from Furniture, Artwork, Glassware, Clothing, Garage art, Vintage Tools, Pictures, Home Decore, Holiday items, Collectable and so much more. Plan on spending some time when you stop in.