I like to go here for their coffee beans. They have a nice variety, and you scoop your own from…read moreold-fashioned jars. Today I had to scrape the bottom of the jar, and it came to .3 pounds. The clerk was quite helpful, but there was no more of my favorite Toasted Almond, so I got two other kinds. I had to help her with the math-- .3+.65+.55=1.5 The cost was $12/pound, so it came to $18. She took my word for it and I paid her. As she handed me the receipt, she told me next time to measure to exact quarter pounds. Really? Can your calculator not do decimals?

Sells on consignment mainly and that allows for a great selection of goods. I usually go when I…read morewant to kill some time and can really go slow and look at everything. Old tools, kitchenware, pop bottles, posters, pictures, furniture, fishing equipment, cast iron, etc. It's like walking through a museum where you can buy the art. It's a trip back to the past looking at all the items they have on sale.

This store is in a welcoming new location with great selection and very helpful and cheerful staff…read more Worth the stop for sure!

The Row by Row selection is alright, but the staff seemed preoccupied with other matters…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 Minnesota, we selected Sewing Basket primarily due to their proximity to our route.

What a great store for mid century modern furniture. Josh has a vast collection of furniture,…read moredecorative items, and glass ware. We took a short Saturday road trip and came home with two amazing pieces. Follow the store on Facebook and you'll be able keep up with new items in the shop. Can't wait for the next shopping trip!

I wish it was actually open to walk through more often, only indoor mall in Brookings!read more

few cool shops here but not very many retail stores. worth the stop if your looking for a quick…read moreshopping trip! stores are clean and well kept. know what shops are her before you come, just to make sure they have what your looking for!

Nice outlet store where you can buy stuff. It is conveniently located on 6th street near the park.read more

I needed to Google to find the store I shopped at yesterday. 2 other Pipestone gift shops were…read moreclosed during the day on a Friday. I found a real neat Bison necklace carved out of pipestone for $15. I wanted the larger chain and the lady changed it for me. There were pipestone pipe displays and other neat things on the walls. There was an artist station at the front of the store, but he would be there on saturday. Since the visitor center was closed at Pipestone monument, the lady gave me a brochure. Hope Bison beat the Jackrabbits today. I'll wear my lucky pendant.

I came from the shop in Pipestone National Monument seeking more things to buy and admire. It's the…read moresister shop from the one in the NPS visitor center, and it was staffed by an amazing gentleman. He is a pipestone craftsman and quarries his own pipestone and does all the carving too. He said that his workshop in the NPS center is the one with the bison skull and answered a bunch of questions that I had. He was very patient and I learned a lot. He also has a workshop area in the front by the windows where he does work on carving the pipestone, but he was manning the cash register today due to someone calling out sick. The shop itself sells a bunch of pipestone crafts, and unlike the NPS shop does have pipes for sale. There are black pipestone pipes (from Canada and carved here) for sale as well in addition to the red pipestone that is mined locally. There are also magnets, jewelry and more. You can easily find gifts for everyone.