Wonderfully curated antique shopping! The store is set up by categories and my whole family enjoyed…read morevisiting the various themed rooms. They even have old hardware, architectural pieces and furniture in a couple back rooms. We saw lots of unique fun pieces. I was happy to purchase a few treasures to add to our home and to gift others with!

Friendly staff and a great assortment. Found what I was looking for - a friends birthday gift. Take…read morea peek and I'm sure you'll find somethjng!

don't stop. very rude staff who only get friendly when they see you may spend lots of $$$. owner…read moreneeds an education on the legal rights of people with service dogs. i will say one positive thing- lots of neat antique toys and books. and an awful lot of truck drivers hanging out waiting for something? not sure what THAT was about?

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.

Endless beautiful things that delight your senses and inspire that cozy comfort that we all want in…read moreour homes! Definitely a stand out store from our shopping day in Casey!

Cute spot. Primarily home goods. Prices seemed very reasonable. Smaller booth style store, check it…read moreout!

Ahh, who doesn't love the smell of an old bookstore?! This is a small locally owned bookstore…read more that's big on books! The variety and selection of books are wide and varied - classics, instructional, documentaries, arts, foreign (French were the ones I saw). The aisles are narrow and there's not a readily recognizable method of organization, with many books lying on the floor next to the filled bookcases. However it was fun just taking my time and browsing down each aisle. (One should never visit a bookstore with time constraints.) I found and purchased a great find - "The Blue Carbuncle" by A. Conan Doyle. It's a limited edition of about 1,500 copies, and it's the very first standalone book from the Baker Street Irregulars society (New York - 1948. It includes Christopher Morley's preface, the full story, and a note on the Irregulars themselves. It's in very good condition and has a really nice slipcase. I'm really looking forward to reading it! It was a great value which I bought for $20. !! I love going to old bookstores. It's like treasure hunting! This place has treasures waiting to be found. Be sure to check it out!

Friendly, knowledgeable service and fair prices. Lots of gems, crystals and stones in various forms…read moreto choose from. They also offer gem mining for kids. Be sure to check out the world's largest 60,000 piece puzzle on the wall and the large rocking horse while there as well.

To be honest, I initially wanted to pass by, but mom and sister wanted to go in. So glad they did!…read moreThe gentleman working the counter told us to push the button in front of the picture of the miner to learn about the puzzle on the wall. (Fun and my mom loves to put together puzzles.) It was a lovely shop, and we enjoyed looking at the selection. The gentleman working engaged everyone coming through the door and it was fun to see the kids entering explore. My 85-year-old mother said this is the most fun I have ever had in a rock shop - and she has seen many growing up in South Dakota!

We decided to stop here as our 3 hours "get out and stretch" stop on July 4. It was really a nice…read morelittle town and true america on the 4th of July. We had our dog with us and stoppped in a rock store that was dog friendly, took photos and relaxed before jumping back in the car. It was a lot of fun and I think the pencil was my favorit.e

This is where the magic happens. There are always new things they are working on. When I was there…read moreit was a huge golf club. In a effort to bring more tourists to Casey, IL. Jim Bolin, the business owner behind this revitalization wanted to see his town thrive again and is the man responsible for conceiving and building the town's roadside attractions. Some hold the record of "World's Largest" such as the rocking chair, wide chimes, working mailboxe while others are described as "very big" like the ruler, pencil, and birdcage. If you are traveling anywhere in the vicinity you should swing through. Some of the giant things are near the Workshop while others are scattered around town. Plan on spending at least half a day. We ended up spending the night.