The people are friendly, and my wife really likes their Row by Row 2016 selection…read more During our road trip, we tried to stop in at at least one #RowbyRow2016 (https://www.rowbyrowexperience.com) quilt shop in each state that we passed through. In Iowa, we selected Heart & Hand Dry Goods primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

This nursery has a little bit of everything. It took us a bit to find it since its marked on Google…read morewrong. It was about a quarter mile North of where it says. We went for my nephew who's a natural biologist and got there at close but they were nice enough to stay open so we could browse. I would recommend this place for someone looking for good size trees or unusual plants not found at the "big box" stores. We're looking forward to going back.

I am an avid thrift store shopper. We stopped here as we were traveling on vacation. This is one of…read morethe best stores I've been in!! It's well organized with lots to choose from and very reasonably priced!!Everyone that works there is a volunteer and all the money made, goes back into their community. Great little place to stop!!

I first found out about this place in fall of 2015 when I thought I was going to help assistant…read moredirect a show and then I became part of the ensemble; and I've been in love with it ever since. It's small. Teeny. Never more than 100 chairs or less for the audience. Some of the shows performed here may only have 1-3 actors. It's very much like a black box theater. Super intimate. I love it. Their shows range from kid productions to very dark, racy, weird, controversial shows. Plays and musicals are mixed in every season. Sometimes the show is in the actual theater, sometimes it's held in the 'lobby' of it's a small show. They have mild concessions of candy and cans of pop. Sometimes a show is BYOB. Two bathrooms, very clean; gender neutral. Tickets can be bought at the venue or online. Parking isn't always the best. No parking lot or anything. It's smack dab in the middle of downtown Sioux City. Tickets are typically around $25. Seats are always general admission. Rarely are microphones used. Space is small enough they're usually not needed. The last show I saw there was one of the best shows I've seen done in Siouxland. (Non-professionally.)

We stopped at Mod House on the way through town from Iowa City. We were pleased with the selection…read moreof decor and found items that would suit the desires of varied tastes. We walked away with a purchase that will go well in a newly decorated room in our home, and Mod will also be researching an interior furniture piece for us that we may special order. This level of service exceptional - and much appreciated!

We came here on first leg to see Disney on ice. Our science museum reciprocal membership got us…read morefree admission. Our son couldn't have Venn happier on rainy day. So many things to do here and came before and after Disney on ice. Our son loved the market and cafe that he spent most time here. Afterwards, he did some of the other exhibits nearby. Nice that museum had its own parking lot instead of street parking. Also, all bathrooms have changing tables which was nice. Seating for eating was limited but worked. Overall, it's worth a stop over for your little ones to enjoy.

This place is great for children ages 2-12. Our family was visiting my adult son, his wife and our…read moregrand daughter in Sioux City and thought this looked like a fun place for us all to go. It was going to be expensive with five children and five adults, but I thought Gigi could splurge this once. I was so thankful that at the last minute my husband and three older sons (25, 15 & 13) decided to play golf instead. They would have been bored out of their minds! The girls (9 and 11) had a great time. I did not like the fact that my daughter-in-law, my 20 year old daughter, and I had to pay so much to in reality sit and watch the girls play. If I knew the environment, I would have taken the girls alone and let the other two go out, but hindsight is 20/20. So, in conclusion, take the kids - boys and girls- up to ages 13, and only pay for one adult to sit and supervise! Anything else is a waste of money!

This is the best place in Lawton, Iowa. A true treasure for the town and Siouxland area!read more

Lots of variety and fair prices. Good location downtown. Have some time to spare when you come, so…read moreyou can see everything!

A favorite shop, feels more like a thrift shop than a consignment shop with significant inventory…read more Volunteers are warm and friendly. Large housewares section, well-curated clothing section, books, toys, sports gear, and miscellaneous items. Prices are excellent, and they don't gouge you on vintage items. Worth the trip!