For someone who delights in being a minimalist, I sure found a great deal of joy in this wonderful…read moregift shop. It goes on and on with beautiful display after another of unique, attractive themed gifts. Truly, hats off to the person in charge of displaying the products-they know what they are doing. I'd imagine that's a bit of a challenge to avoid making things look cluttered with so much stuff to work with. I'm not sure what else to say other than this is a gift shop that I will excitedly and enthusiastically return to. There are delicious smelling candles, kitchen gadgets, home décor, stationary, candy and trinkets that would make your grandma's heart skip a beat. It almost makes me want to start collecting something...not sure what...but I'd find it here for certain.

We stopped here while going up Ogden Canyon. What a fun gift shop . They have just about everything…read more. We enjoyed looking at all the fun stuff they had . The employees were so nice & helpful . We ended up buying some caramels . They have all kinds of candy , treats, syrups & honey that are locally made for Utah .They have cute yard decorations, pots & plants . They have a good selection of different kinds of shells . They are a good price too . We got a small dried starfish . I would recommend stopping here if you are in the area . They have some unique things .

Awesome ceramic shop. Large selection. Prices are very affordable. We enjoyed our time cleaning our…read moregreen ware and can't wait to go back after it's fired to paint our items.

Dilly Dally Discount Store is a hidden gem! The prices are great, the store is well organized, and…read moreyou never know what fun finds you'll come across. What really sets this place apart is the friendly customer service--the staff are welcoming, helpful, and genuinely happy to assist. They make shopping here reminding you feel easy and enjoyable every time. I'll definitely be coming back and recommending Dilly Dally to others!

Yes, I dilly dallied in Dilly Dally's - seriously did you not see that coming?! It's a very clean $…read morestore type place. Very friendly and well service oriented personnel. So I mainly went to kill time and check prices. Very comparable. Craft section was my main focus and it was stocked and organized. Located in a very busy area and in a older strip plaza about to get even busier with new business.

I absolutely love this little gaming shop! Fully support the…read moreQueen's Realm. Loads of activities. Everyone is welcome, no one is excluded. Whether you're playing DND or Pathfinder or whatever they have it. Great selection of family friendly, and cooperative games as well. There are cute little mystery gifts all wrapped up and ready to go, in case you forget it's your niece's birthday! (She absolutely loved it by the way!!!) There's always some tabletop games going. You can check the Facebook page for the calendar or call ahead to see what's happening. There's Painting nights. Adult gaming nights. Loads of other activities and events. Affordable dice. Cute little snack area. Jewelry and gifts. Lots of little things you wouldn't expect at a gaming store. I've loved every purchase I've made here. The best part is that everyone is welcome, it's like a loving little family hanging out there. Tons of support. The owner goes out of her way to make sure that people with disabilities, are on the spectrum, etc. have a safe place to enjoy their hobby. If you're looking for a place with a sense of community, whether urine experience player or have never played before but want to learn, or just love geeking out ... this is the place!

If you are looking for a FLGS in the Roy, UT area, this is the place. A wonderful board game store…read morethat actually has friendly people who love and play board games working there! There are a lot of places to play games as well, and one of the largest in-house game library I've seen. In addition, they have a big selection of games, expansions, and some of those hard to find Kickstarter versions. A great vibe with trading card games, board games, table top RPGs, wargames, and a special event featuring Binary Cocoa's upcoming game "Shadow Brume" all sharing space without being crowded.

I love books. My dream house would have a library in it. Needless to say, I buy a lot of books…read more Thanks to this place, I'm not going to spend myself in the poorhouse in order to read as much as I want. Lots of books, low prices, good folks.

Excellent neighborhood shop, I love to shop local whenever I can. They have a huge variety of…read morebooks, ranging from $1-$10. Everything is very reasonably priced, and the staff is great!

Great little spot full of interesting artwork and some very cool architecture. It includes multiple…read morebuildings so be sure to see them both. Stop if you're nearby. Owner/manager is friendly and willing to share a wealth of info on art displays and the home. Free entry but a donation is optional upon exit. Displays change monthly. Cute little way to kick off a date afternoon for hubby and I.

This house is amazing to wander through! I enjoyed the art show taking place within the house as…read morewell as the beautiful artwork in the carriage house!

Amazing experience here! Beautiful spot and the very definition of a hidden gem! Service was fast…read moreand friendly and the food was fantastic! The dining area has the feel of an outside garden cafe while benefiting from the comforts of indoor dining. Attached to a large craft mall which you can peruse and find hidden treasures while you wait for your food. Definitely recommend and would love to come back!

Rainbow garden used to be a destination in Ogden. Not only for the food but for planet rainbow…read more Well planet rainbow doesn't even exist anymore. The doors are closed and dust gathering. I don't know what is gonna happen with that space. The gift shop is great and truly offers a variety of things and almost something for everyone. I have to say that the crowd was a lot of older people. I feel like now that whole place is catering to the geriatric set. Why don't you offer the Mormon muffins for sale without having to eat at the restaurant? Why don't you have something in planet rainbow space and what happened to planet rainbow? It just feels like slow death there and I really hate to see a landmark like that die. It needs some life breathed into it really bad. If you're thinking of going there when you're in Ogden, you can skip it and you'll be just fine.

Is it wrong of me to deduct a star just based on their militant and persistent use of "PLEASE DO…read moreNOT TOUCH" signs? I mean, on, like literally EVE. RY. THING. I haven't heard so many orders not to touch things since MC Hammer typewriter-danced around in parachute pants. Anyhoo, whatever your opinion, I'm doing it. Let's start with the good stuff. The real find at Bountiful Antiques is their downstairs... Chairs ... lots and lots of antique chairs in oak, maple, elm, and cherry. Rocking chairs, school desks, carved wood chairs with wooden seats, bankers chairs with still plenty of swivel in them, caboose captains chairs, press backs. ladder backs ... even some antique wood baby high-chairs. The downstairs also yields some real nice rolltop desks, tiered tables, lamp tables, side tables, drum tables, and the rest. They've got plenty of beautiful vintage suitcases hanging from the rafters. Upstairs, you'll find gems ... albeit overpriced gems. Their expertise and greatest gems come in antique Victrolas. And, my personal fave, the old RCA Victor Phonograph with a big replica dog they used to use in ads (if you don't know, Google "Nipper the dog"). There's also quite a substantial collection of antique tools. But, again, back to the inability to touch anything. The difference between museum-hopping and antiqueing is antiquers are LOOKING TO BUY. And antiquers usually don't buy what they can't touch. But still, it's worth a visit. Great stuff here. But, in the famous words of M.C. Hammer, you can't touch this....

Mr. Wiessman was extremely helpful! He has a wealth of knowledge on the subject of Phonographs and…read moreVictrolas. He has many of the things that a person would want. Many phonographs, horns, Cylinder teaming tools and player needles. He has a lot of very fine antique furniture pieces too. Pricing was fair and reasonable. Bountiful Antiques is one I would recommend and go to over again.