Cool store. Seriously, the Scandinavian sweaters are…read moreGORGEOUS! Oh my gosh! $200 and one is yours! They have these cool wash clothes made in Hayward. I'll buy them online for Christmas gifts this year. Great stocking stuffer! Stock included standard postcards, magnets, notecards, color books, mugs, children's books and recipes all from Scandinavia. Christmas knick knacks galore. August in Hayward was not the time for Christmas gifts. CUTE kiddie clothing. Warm socks. Shows straight for over the pond. A few choice Rosemaling pieces from a local artist. Beautiful. Pricy but worth it. My grandma had many of the same pieces in her home years ago. Great store. I bought a bumper sticker because this Norwegian couldn't find anything worth dropping a wad of cash but I'm glad I stopped in.

Really unique shop which offers alot to choose from. Nordic clothes, Minnatoka Shoes, Trolls,…read moreCandles, Jewelry to list a few.

This is a cute store with cute things. Lots of gift ideas and home decor knick knacks and such…read more They seem to have you pretty well covered if you are a cat or dog lover, gardener, of Celtic descent or just wish you were, religious, someone that likes their house or body to smell nice, or a kid that likes to play with things. Probably cover a few others, but those are definitely going to find something they like here. I'd say the taste overall skewed a little more cutesy than my own personal taste but I still found things I liked and would buy. And if I needed to buy someone a small gift for some reason, I'd definitely have this place on my list as places to look for that. Definitely worth your time to stop in and have a look around here.

I like this store a lot! It is filled with a bunch of little trinkets, candles, and other things…read morethat I really don't need or really ever buy, but it is a perfect store for buying gifts for people and candles. it's always fun to stop in and check out the place whenever I'm in town, I do have to say that! It's located right downtown Ashland and gets a lot of attention from the elderly crown of Ashland, but overall the store is pretty cute!

Interesting variety of scents. Friendly staff. The garden outside is worth the visit.read more

What a surprise! I went into this joint as a perfunctory measure while on the island. What I…read moreexperienced was exciting. They have scents that I've never heard of and all their scents are accurate. By accurate I mean smells like the label minus cheap perfume additives. They also had lotion, soaps, t-shirts. CBD body products and handmade candle holders, the birch tree candle holders were cool. One of their scents was something like orange chili taco. Resulting in my immediate demand for tacos. Honestly, it sounded nasty but smelled excitingly accurate and fun! Lover and I had those geeky giant surprise smiles after sniffing the one that makes you crave tacos! I bought the Oakmoss &Amber and Tomato Leaf. The Tomato Leaf smells like the memory of a fresh garden and off the Vine tomatoes. My house will smell like a dirty garden and I can't wait. These folks make candles and live on the island year round. Support these tough islanders. They will ship, so check out their online shop and have a little scenty adventure!

I live in Duluth but had never heard of this absolute hidden gem of a store! It's part speciality…read morepaint store, part plant store, part thrift store, part decor store, and part antique store...hopefully I haven't left any category out! You can wander for hours in here. Room to room, there is always something interesting to see. And the entire old basement is full of vintage furniture! It's just an amazing assortment they have here, and the owner was super kind and helpful as well. This is such a fun place to shop! I wish more people in Duluth knew about it.

Such a cute little shop! It has lots of unusual finds... books, pens, puzzles, jewelry, toys, maps,…read moreposters, candy, etc. Things you don't see in a big box store. The owner was very friendly, knowledgeable about the area, and happy to share the historical background when we asked! I felt like her prices were very reasonable as well!

Drove by this place on my way for lunch. While I was in Bake Superior Bread I found this rack card…read morefor The Paper Moon and just had to go. What a nice place with woodcarving, soaps and candles, along with vintage cards and posters. Also has a variety of puzzles and books. The owner was just super nice, friendly and helpful. Today was their one year anniversary of opening and I hope they have many more to come! Will definitely be back.

Ridiculous return policy of 14 day! Spent over $800 3 weeks ago and wanted to exchange, was told a…read more14 day policy. I knew they don't do ANY returns and could live with that, just wanted different size or different outfit. I only shop high end and will never shop this local merchant again.

Wonderful service,selection and ambience ‼Shout out to Ellie and the team at Ivy Moon--First time…read morethere, won't be my last

Came upon this gem of a place while going into Cloquet for…read morelunch at Pedro's. It's directly across the street. My best friend and I decided to stop in before eating. We spent an hour there while enjoying talking to the owners and sampling many of their products. They were also serving free champagne today which was SOOOO good! The owners have an amazing story of their life in Hawaii and how this business was started. I ended up with a lotion, bath product and lip scrub. Later that evening I tried them all and I am 100% impressed. My gf also came home with goodies that she loves. No more having to drive to Bath and Body in the Mall. I will definitely be shopping here. It will become my go to place for gifts for my friends/sisters. Any chance I get I love to support local businesses. If you do too you must check this place out. It's a beautiful store inside and out. Worth every penny spent. I am SO glad we went in and didn't pass it up. Sharon

Wonderfully smelling shop in the heart of downtown filled with all sorts of scrubs, salts, lotions,…read moresoaps and more in a myriad of aromatic scents that they whip up in the shop. Check in for a free soap and be sure to check out the after sun balm if you've abused your skin at the beach!

This shop is fantastic. Twila always has product that is beautiful as well as she supports local…read moreartists! We LOVE our hand painted dining room table and buffet. We never leave there empty handed!

Unique, one-of-a-kind gifts and fun home and garden decor. I love looking at all the pretty things…read moreand usually find something I just HAVE to have! Friendly service is a big plus! Great seasonal selections as well.

big hug to love jim rondeau and cheryl and my buddylouise and the others who work there are great…read morepeople to know also!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We would be staying at a resort in Cable, WI, and hadn't recognized how far away we would be from…read more"conveniences" such as groceries. In that respect, the Rondeau's Shopping Center was a godsend. Conveniently located between a gas station and the Cable Visitors Center, Rondeau's is really two businesses on one -- there's a True Valley hardware store on the left and a grocery store on the right. We visited both twice during our one-week stay in Cable. Hardware Store (rating: 5/5 for a small-town hardware store). Sure, their inventory is smaller than the big box stores at home, but they had all of the camping equipment and insect repellent that we were looking for and at competitive prices. The two cashiers that we dealt with very helpful (to locate items) and friendly in general. Groceries side (rating: 3/5). We were very pleased to have the Rondeau's in Cable -- to avoid having to drive long distances for groceries -- and they did have most of the items on our grocery list. That said, expect to pay somewhat more than you would in big chain stores. For example, fresh bagels were $4.49 for 4, while fresh corn on the cob was 6/$3.99. (May, 2023). They did have a nice beer selection (including dark stouts) and some bargains on the clearance table. In terms of the grocery staffing, I had a nice conversation with a woman stacking the shelves, but a more disturbing one with a check-out woman. (Without there being a Customer Service Desk, I showed her a receipt that I had been overcharged for an item two days earlier. While she did give me a credit for the overcharge, I got some attitude. "Perhaps the price decreased since you bought it." It's not the $$, but the principle of overcharging for the item, and then not wanting to correct it.