Really kind people. Amazing amount of inventory. And unbelievable good pricing. Best Home Decor…read morestore for a hundred miles. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Home & seasonal decor, gift items as well as customized burlap, deco mesh wreaths and mailbox…read moretoppers.

This is a really big story, very clean and organized inside. They have a huge bar and sitting area…read moreat the back end of the store. Throughout the store they have sections of many different brands and their products, mostly supporting local KC vendors. Among different types of goods they had apparels, cards, accessories, cups, mugs, candies, chocolates, caps, coasters, posters, home candles and much more. The prices were little higher since these are local made goods, but they were excellent quality. We bought some chocolate bars and cards from the store. The staff members were very friendly, assisted us with a quick and easy checkout.

Truth be iterated...I was hesitant walking in to this place. We pulled up to rockstar parking in…read morefront of the store (more on that in a moment), and I couldn't help but question whether the forthcoming experience was worth it. The idea of domestically-manufactured items or, in this case, even made in Kansas City is intriguing. The store is nicely done. Sure there are tacky tchotchkes, but there is something for everyone. Anyway, I got a coffee. It was very good and the barista was friendly. My disappointment is rooted in the store's name and that some things are not only not made in KC, but are not made in America. It feels like a two-star outcome when the store name is held up to reality, but I'll hesitantly add the third with hope they redouble efforts to stock more items of domestic origin. Anyway, back to the parking situation - if you get wonderful parking beware there are some lookie-loos. I don't want to brand anyone suspicious, but even on a weekend morning there was a sense of character presence if you catch my drift.

I had some work right down the road and had seen this place going in and figured we would grab…read moresomething on the way out. We didn't go into the Antique building and the winery was closed while we were there. The main building up front has a very interesting interior. They have a food counter that advertised sandwiches, pizza and ice cream, however even at noon the day we were there, there was not one working in that area. They have some really cool little displays, a cool old since set up with the soap area, there is a few boats set up inside and an old truck, the bathroom area looks like a cabin. The far section of the store is a boutique with all sores of female clothing, and boots. There is everything from cheese, canned goods, beer cave and a wine tasting area to try the local bourbon and wine, but again it appeared that was not opened. I would like to come back and check this place out when everything is open and running.

What a cool place! Beer bus is fun, 30ish on tap (although mostly domestics, not microbrews)…read more Pizza is SO GOOD! Make your own--unlimited toppings. Ready in a few minutes. Service was friendly and helpful. And the store--we could have wandered for a long time! A gem in Clinton!! We'll be back!

I was like we HAVE to stop here when I saw it on the side of the road and made my husband pull over…read moreso I could go inside. I don't know what I was expecting... I have to say - not impressed. Maybe I was just cheap tourist gift-stored out at that point but there wasn't anything here that impressed me. Nearly everything was made in China - I did see a small fudge/ice cream counter in back and grabbed a magnet and some taffy for my husband for the road. Otherwise - onward we move.

I feel like a fool!! We have been driving past this gem for dang near a decade and never popped in…read moreuntil this last trip on our way back from HaHa Tonka Park. Ozarkland Store is an oasis of locally made items. It is one of those stores that has something for everyone, and even some treasures you didn't know you needed to have until you see it! **PRO TIP: Need a gift for a loved one? Have no idea what to get them? Stop here! You'll find something.** There's a cute ice cream shop inside with delicious flavors! Pricing was right (a lot of bang per buck). Staff was pleasant. My kids devoured a one scoop waffle cone as we perused the rest of the shop. There's fresh fudge, candied pecans (which we got and they were delicious), a robust salt water taffy selection-- lots of locally made jams, sauces and goods. I regret not getting the pickled asparagus and cherry jam. The knife selection (not my cup of tea) is insane! Plenty of souvenirs and decor. Pricing seemed on point. Overall, I'll be back next year! Totally worth a stop.

This is a fabulous shop in Sedalia! There is a great product selection, great buys and a fabulous…read moreowner who will always assist you as needed! I love going here when I am in Sedalia! I always find something wonderful, either for myself or a gift!

From the owner: A Lovely Local Boutique People are raving about this…read moreclothing boutique in Sedalia, MO Have you heard about The Glam Shack yet? Our local gift shop is the talk of the town. Whether you're looking for a funny pair of socks to give as a gift or want to find the perfect necklace to complete an outfit, you'll find it here. It's no wonder people are flocking from all over to visit our clothing boutique in Sedalia, MO.

Cockrell Mercantile is such a fun place to visit. The old-time feel and huge selection of gifts,…read morecandy, spices, and kitchen goods make it worth the trip. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the shops are full of unique finds you don't see anywhere else. It's one of those places you can wander around and always discover something new. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and we even got to try some delicious caramel apple tea which we had to bring home. I can't wait to go back and take family and friends.

I've never walked away empty handed! This is one of my favorite places to shop when visiting…read morefamily in Pleasant Hill MO. It's in an out of the way place off any major roads. There are multiple small buildings with various types of kitchen, baking and cookware, dish ware and some clothing & bags. My favorite buildings are the General Store and Morton House. There is a large selection of choices! Everyone was so friendly and helpful. We were there in the hour before closing. The building not in the General Store had closed out their cash drawers. They offered to walk us over to the main store to check out there.

As we explore Summit we approach Fetch a very cool local small business vintage clothing store and…read moregifts for the home and novelty items for those one of a kind special gifts.As we walked around the atmosphere was great. Staff was very welcoming and the vibe of the store and the music put a smile on my face. Make your way to Westside neighborhood and give Fetch a visit, 1659 Summit St., Kansas City, Mo Sunday and Monday 10 AM to 4 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 10 AM to 7 PM.

Get in, loser, we're going shopping…read more.. ...at that smashing little boutique on the west side in that bougie area just brimming with great eats and even better shops. Fetch is full of fun finds, KC merch, locally sourced product displays, and so much more. The back room is loaded up with some excellent thrift finds, even though the price point is reflective of the unique pieces moreso than just turning over resold 'stuff'. Throw in some cool home accents (I was so close to nabbing the martini olive throw rug) and some other kitschy gems and you have a great spot. Parking is west side street stuff, so you're on your own. The staff is super friendly and always making suggestions, and their playlists are phenomenal. Pricing is on par with the area and like shops, but give yourself a little treat now and then. But give that south wall a gaze, because their sandwich sign social voice is seriously top shelf. I don't care what side of the fence you land on, Fetch focuses their messages on kindness & humanity. Give me more, soooooo much more. And Gretchen was spot on, because it's so Fetch.