What a gem of an antique store! Real antiques and customer service! Spent tons of money here and…read moreleft sooooo happy! Definitely a must go to if you're in town!

Refinished our cherry wood end tables and the color match was excellent. Would definitely…read morerecommend this place for refinishing and repair.

Support these guys, Waupaca!…read more We found a canvas copy of the art from my father's boat name in the basement a week before his memorial service. Steve was quick to take a look, give us his best estimate and he got it done fast (before his expected date) and it looks amazing. The price was incredibly reasonable and we had a great memento for his memorial and also a keepsake that will last for a long time. Excellent work! Can't recommend them enough!

so many interesting and fun items and awesome staff who helped me and my cow with a team scavenger…read morehunt. Genuinely a fun and happy place to be In

This is one of my favorite shops in town. They always have such quirky gifts that are unique and…read morefun. They carry locally made products, so it feels like you are really supporting artists and other small businesses. They have wonderful seasonal items. I love their different earrings and hair clips. They make my outfits so much more fun and unique. Their local food area is also a must see. I have used so many new food products and have loved all of them. The employees are so helpful and kind.

As we were shopping in the area, we heard about Northern Home as a sister store to Lucky Tree. So,…read morewe checked it out. They have nice home decor items, but also Wisconsin/lakes/cabin quality souvenirs. I was looking for a store like this while we were in Waupaca, and I finally found it! I would definitely go back if I were in the area, and I would go back often if I lived there.

They did a wonderful job on my dad's urn. He also had baseball cards sitting out and I asked about…read morethem. I ended up getting 3 good ones. He is a very nice man. Great work. Thank you very much!

Rustic and modern, this place has a little something for the treasure hunter to the interior…read moredesigner. I love how each stall have flair and flavor to their little shop. From DIY projects, comic books, coins, handmade soups. I absolutely fell in love with this place. I didn't give the last star due to customer service. It was our first time at Antique Up and we walked into a group of ladies who were standing in a circle, talking and laughing but didn't greet us. They glanced at us and then went back to their huddle. After they broke away, they went to the back and then continued talking. Since the staff were limited and busy, I didn't get a chance to ask how I could purchase the items but maybe I'll save it for next time.

Lots of craptiques, barn finds dressed up with ribbons or raffia bows, and crafty stuff with…read moreemphasis on "farm house chic" and barn door junk. If you like 'live laugh love' signs, this place is your nirvana. It seems like every booth has a 'cat mom' sign or candles. Actual antiques are hard to find. Adulterated vintage furniture painted with milk paint and then distressed; if this is your thing, you'll find it here. Grandpa retired and makes cute bird houses along with grandma's crochet items? Yup, you'll find it here.

I have found Mark Hansen's Classic Camera repair to be an excellent business. He has repaired…read moreseveral cameras for me with great results. As Mark specializes in old, obsolete cameras, it is important to understand that many of the projects Mark takes on will be less than perfect, i.e. not as new, when he is done with them; however, he never fails, if it is humanly possible, to return a functional, entirely usable piece of equipment. So far, Mark has performed CLA and repairs on cameras including Foca, Rollei, Agfa, and Zeiss. As a bonus, and unlike other repair persons I have dealt with, Mark is unfailing and prompt in communication. If you have an old camera that can be repaired. Mark will get it running again.

Mark came highly recommended until lately. The communication was pretty good until I sent the…read morecamera. I paid promptly but don't feel as I got the same treatment. There were a few things wrong with the camera. Some were fixed. One wasn't. The big problem was the shutter blades sticking. That was some dried up lubricants. Those were cleaned up well. The lenses and some of the other things were cleaned up nice. The one thing that didn't get addressed is the shutter speed knob. It's very tough to turn on the lowest and higher shutter speeds. That was the second big reason that I sent the camera to him. Unfortunately, it seems that it was not addressed well. It's still very tough to rotate. The camera took an about 4/5 months to get back to me. I inquired about once a month or more without responses. I don't mind that it took 4-5 months. Leica takes at least 6 months to turn a lens. But the communication left me with the feeling I'd never get it back. One day it just showed up. No notes, no emails. What he did fix was fixed well. He mentions fixes having being warrantied. I just don't want to trust the round trip.

Passing through town and stopped to check it out. I was really interested in seeing more midcentury…read moremodern items, but there weren't many there. Lots of other things to offer, though. Plenty of housewares, antiques, clothes, and oddities (like the two headed ducklings). Worth a visit.

You can spend an entire afternoon here. There are 3 floors. Some of product comes from vendors,…read moresome from the store. You never know what you're going to find. I've gotten some pretty good prices on some unique items. I don't go in there specifically looking for something, but something always calls out to me.