Store was Ok. Salesperson working was very nice and accommodating. Merchandise just wasn't to my…read moreliking.

The Burlap Penguin is a great place to stop in Terre Haute. They have some of the cutest clothes…read moreand the aesthetic is top-tier. The workers are always sweet and willing to help out as well!

Fun new place the Mrs enjoyed shopping at 'downtown'. Large glass garage windows open the entire…read morestore to fresh air and the sidewalk

Great boutique. Wonderful that it's local! Unique items for the stylish shopper who doesn't want…read moreto look like everyone else.

If you are in Terre Haute and have not been in this delightful boutique, what are you waiting on?…read more The owners are charming, their inventory is amazing. Run don't walk, you will thank me later i just wish I didn't live 2 hours away.

Lots of booths set up in a big circle. Most booths were having some extra discounts except every…read morebooth where there was something I was interested in. Friendly employee that knew our Nephew and knew he hadn't been in for awhile. Only complaint...they should have their wifi password posted. Rockville has seriously bad cell service.

This is a nice antique store. They have a lot of interesting things. It's a decent size store for…read morethe area not real big, but not too small. The prices seem fairly reasonable. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Each time my wife and I have visited, we've never left empty handed.

Stopped here while attending the Nike cross country race near Terre Haute. They have an excellent…read morevariety of sporting goods. Their selection of baseball gloves is the largest I have ever seen at a brick and mortar store and was far better than that of a Dick's, Dunham's or other big box sporting good store. Owner was very helpful and friendly.

Super cute clothes, great owners! Love the brands they carry, love all of the accessories, the…read morestore is just so cute!

Very friendly and down to earth staff. Super laid back environment with lots of cool things…read moreeverywhere. Prices are what you expect for quality items and there's something for everyone. Very cool shop and a personal must stop for all down-to-earth people.

Headstone Friends gives off the vibe of a place that used to be really cool, having that music…read morebasement atmosphere (dark, somewhat cramped, aromatic), with clerks who can be nice and friendly and who clearly love what they do... but it also suffers greatly from the lack of competition around it and variety within it. The majority of what they carry, which is a bit hard to navigate due to the vertical storage spaces with horizontal disc orientation, is nothing particularly special. There is not enough obscurity in the catalog to really foster discovery, as most of what I could find were the same over-pressed, over-priced albums that can be found everywhere else. I will admit to the biased perspective that living in a pop culture mecca such as California has ingrained in me, and maybe HF's fault is mostly due to that bias, but - in a time of digital stores and downloads, where the rest of the world can have access to everything and anything from the convenience of their home and can share a similar perspective to mine due to this - this fault can be fatal. Furthermore, having the merchandise under lock is very off-putting when a large part of the appeal of a record store is the ability to "touch the music": the packaging, the angles, the reflection of the light off the glossy surface... the scratches, the plastic wrap, the track listing and bar codes. Maybe it wasn't always that way and maybe a few bad apples ruined it for the rest of us... but it has ruined it regardless. As the only standing music store in Terre Haute (that I know of, and without counting big chain electronic stores), I can accept it for what it is and appreciate the fact it has held out this long. Unfortunately, there are not very many other redeeming qualities of the store, and frankly, it seems more like an incense shop than anything at this point. I enjoyed the breath of a familiar air when I walked in (having been starved for the record store experience during a summer visiting family), but all too rapidly, that initial feeling became a longing for the version of this experience that I was used to... I wish this store the best and hope they can adapt in an increasingly hostile world for its likes. PURCHASED: Happy Head/Out of Hand by The Mighty Lemon Drops (Used, $7.99)

Cute place with furnishings from the '40's through the 60's mostly. Lots of space & a decent…read moreTuesday afternoon crowd. I was wanting a meal but I only saw sandwiches & salads after 10:30a. No mashed potatoes, country fried steak, or any other plate meals. I got the Philly (it's not a Philly Cheesesteak) & it was good but had garlic butter brushed on the outside which makes it messy to handle & you have to wipe your hands every time before using silverware or taking a sip of water. Maybe just put the garlic butter on the inside. A large iced tea is nearly $6... I dont think i've ever seen iced tea in small, medium, & large. Iced tea should come in one size, free refills, & no more than $2. I wanted tea but just got a water instead. The potato salad was okay. Oh, and keep a menu on the table so you can compare the listed prices with your bill. It felt like we were charged an extra $1 for each of our sandwiches but maybe not.

Trying way too hard! Adding butter to sandwiches and over a Philly, no please! It would be better…read morewith just the delicious breads, meats, and cheeses. Unless, you're trying to hide those?! Hmm. Less is more with, what I could tasted not ladeled with butter. Otherwise, the dining area is beautiful and so inviting. BUT I'd rather be at a "hole in the wall" with really good food. If you get both; FANTASTIC! You have a ways to go. Slow service and none of the people working their were looking around besides there own tables to see if customers are doing ok. Everyone is head down and sad and low energy; is another reason for my review.