I've never seen a more organized "antique" store, ever…read more To be fair, there's a mix of new & old here but every single item appears to be carefully chosen, nicely displayed and regularly dusted. If you're a collector of Elvis plates, Hummels, board games, Coca Cola stuff or lunch boxes you'll be n heaven here. They also stock a lot of beer/brewery stuff like mugs, tappers and serving trays. Prices are incredible - a notch up from rummage sale prices (but not much). For example, they had tons of nice German beer steins in the $10-20 range. Definitely worth a stop for a look around. FYI - no credit cards. Cash or personal checks (can't believe anyone still takes them!) only.

Walking around town, my friends and I decided to check out this place and see what they had. Holy…read morenostalgia! There is so much cool stuff in there! Everything from old tin lunchboxes to dolls to jewelry and everything in between. My boyfriend bought a cool, old medicine bottle from the 40s that had really funny directions on it and some neat pint glasses to add to our ever-growing collection. I was really excited about my purchase. My favorite baseball player is Paul Konerko and I managed to find a PK bobblehead! I was so thrilled! The prices are very reasonable for the cool stuff you can get. Cash only, though. Everyone from any generation will enjoy these antiques.

Visiting from Boston, my friend and I made a day trip to New Glarus' Octoberfest. During our trip,…read moreI had the opportunity to visit this cute, quaint shop and loved it! The decor, the vibe, the fragrances, all were pleasing to the senses. I purchased this 3-wick patchouli metal candle and was so happy to place it in my bedroom back home.

Hutch and Hide is an unexpected find in Swiss-themed New Glarus. They've been open about a year and…read morereplaced a Christmas store on the main drag. Inside, you'll find upscale houseware, gifts and a section in back of children's clothing and accessories. There's even a smattering of cool vintage stuff here and there - like a giant bingo number board salvaged from a local church. The owners grew up in the area and moved back to start the business which is cool. So all you hipsters who just finished up a tour at New Glarus, head in in for that perfect piece to display in your downtown condo.

This place is pretty huge! Some deals if you're in the mood to find them. Actually kind of fun…read moreto see some of the things your mom threw away when you went to college! Lots of the same stuff though. My wife did find a good deal on a basket that we 'needed" (heavy snark). The owners/workers? were terribly unfriendly and didn't engage in any way as we checked out. Literally didn't even make eye contact.

This place is big and full of STUFF. I found some of my favorite uranium pieces at this place and…read morewas delighted to join their list of vendors for the summer BIG outdoor flea market. Crazy Franks was recommended to me by another antique shop in Iowa, so I gladly made an hour trip from Madison to see the place. I left very happy and with a lighter wallet!

If you're really into antiques, stop in at this place. Give yourself plenty of time, because they…read morehave floor after floor after floor of antiques to view. There are varying price ranges, Amish items, signs, comic books, Hot Wheels, cast iron, food, coffee, etc. We spent a good hour here to stretch our legs while traveling. So much variety exists here, and walking to all the different floors to check things out is a fun adventure. There are a lot of things to peruse, and plenty of the items trigger various childhood memories. It's like taking a trip down memory lane in some of the rooms. I can't imagine anyone regretting stopping in at this place - it's hard not to walk out with something every time we go. Even if it's not something for us, we find plenty of gifts for other people.

When I need retail therapy I either go thrifting or antiquing…read more Have been here a number of times. With a slew of consignments its always "new". So much to see you cant do it all at once. However, they now have a nice coffee shop and outdoor patio if you need a break. They also sell honey and unique pop.

Great selection. From curated boutique style booths to fun dig for treasure flea market style…read morebooths. Whenever we go, everyone finds something. And it's always affordable.

First time walking in and the selection portion is excellent. I was able to find at least one item…read moreto purchase. It's the service at the desks though. The three employees working are super slow and type out to their hearts content. I've maybe been in line for 10+ minutes already. I wanted to have my fiancé try on rings and no one came to our aide when we rang the doorbell for assistance. Please at least train the employees faster or some vendor commission split THATS easier for them to calculate. "You guys have been in line for a while yeah?" Yes ma'am we have.

I received a gift card for here as a retirement gift 2 years ago and had $60 on it with NO…read moreEXPIRATION DATE LISTED ON IT. Tried to use it today and was told they won't take it anymore and that - despite the fact I received it 2 years ago - it "expired" 4 years ago??? So not only did I lose my gift card, that basically means they stole that $60. I should have tried to keep the actual card and gone to BBB but they took it away from me. I told them to their face too - I'll never come back. And I'll let others know what happened. Very bad business practice.

LIVE, LAUGH, LOVE…read more Vintage Bliss is what happens when your Mom's Pinterest had a little too much and barfed up a store full of perfectly curated, vintage inspired, wine themed stuff. Throw pillows with slogans? They got 'em. Furniture refinished with chalkboard paint? Oh yeah. Wall hangings with inspirational sayings about living, laughing AND loving? Say no more, fam. VB is kind of in the middle of nowhere but the Lake Geneva moms seem to have it on the radar, with good reason. You won't find any dusty crap or musty old garbage here - everything is beautifully arranged, perfectly displayed and honestly, pretty reasonably priced. They have helpful and kind staff and even measuring tapes in strategic spots to help you out, so strap on that Michael Kors handbag and get ready to SPEND! Most of this isn't my personal style but I didn't leave without a few heavenly smelling candles and a sassy greeting card. Perfect place to find a nice gift for the lady in your life who needs a "wine o'clock" sign or a "chop it like it's hot" tea towel. NGL, was tempted by that last one.

This place is jam packed full of overpriced junk clothes. Found an outdated jcrew outlet shirt with…read moreholes in the armpits and she wanted 15$ for it. All the clothes are used and priced more than retail. No wonder the clothing racks are overflowing...no one wants to buy any of it. The home decor is also way overpriced and not anything you cant find at hobby lobby. Save your time and money and shop somewhere else.

Great spot to find that unique something you can't live without. They've got tons of clothes and…read moreother cool stuff. Definitely a must see place.

So adored this lovely shoppe when we popped in for the first time today. Creatively and beautifully…read morecurated fair trade items. Left with a unique owl lamp and a hand-made tapestry perfect for our new home. Highly recommend for one-of-a-kind home items.

I bumped into this great little country antique shop on one of my weekend wanderings around Galena…read more Although the mailing address is Elizabeth, the store is actually located in central Schapville, a small village between Elizabeth and Scales Mound. And not to easy to find, I may add. There are lots of unmarked divergent paths out here in the boonies! So just keep an open mind and an adventuresome spirit. Schapville is so small that there are only two "stores," this one and the pop machine next door. When I arrived, I was greeted by a very friendly old dog named Stanley. This is a seasonal business, so you need to come between May and October. The store is a beautifully renovated old grange space used by area farmers. It offers a selection of fine antiques, and a nice array of same on two floors, a cooler with local cheeses (they were featuring one of my favorites that day-Iowa Maytag Bleu.) There is soda, homemade jams and jellies and other condiments, and fresh eggs from the owner's chickens. There is kind of an overall chicken theme going on here, just short of chicken worship, I would stay. The owner, Donna, is a fun and interesting person to chat with. Free fresh popcorn, too. There's a wood stove with a fire near the front and a seating area which is very inviting. Definitely a must-stop in Jo Daviess County if you are looking for a nice little jaunt out of Galena, or doing a day trip in the area east of The Galena Territory. The scenery is superb.

Amazing antique store! There are over 50 vendors with beautiful displays! (The shop changed…read moreowners about five years ago--so don't let those old pictures of previous owners deter you. Stop and see for yourself!) Be sure to visit our booth (Next Chapter Vintage and Antique) in the lower level when you stop.

This is an amazing antique store. It's huge and never stops going up, down, all over! It is…read morearranged in a very unique way: There are vendors who have numbers assigned to them, and so you can go back and visit the vendor(s) that resonate with your style or interests! The person at the front counter pointed out to me that it seemed that I liked a particular vendor, and was able to direct me to another of the vendor's sections which of course had many more items that I took home with me as well! I thought the pricing was reasonable and really appreciated the wide array of clothing, decor, holiday items, etc.