Hazel Grace Vintage is a very nice addition the the downtown area of Kenosha. Sitting on the…read morecorner, it is easy to see. Service was friendly and helpful. The room was attractive and cheerful. And the merchandise was abundant at a very fair price point. I can't wait to return the next time I am in town. Easy street parking is available.

I have loved this adorable shop for years!! Glossy varnished floors and delicate music playing in…read morethe background encourage a feeling of a quiet and classy apartment in Paris many decades ago. The items offered for sale are diverse and in pristine condition. I love the gorgeous collection of vases and decorative glassware. Service is always helpful and knowledgeable. The hours are limited and the parking is vast. While on a vintage store afternoon, make sure to stop in and visit Embellished Heart!

Avoid this downtown Kenosha resale shop like the plague. Enjoy the Kenosha downtown area, but avoid…read morethis place. Drove my aunt to this store to shop for a vintage chandelier, several hanging from store ceiling. A relative referred my aunt to this store and did warn her that the mother/daughter owners were surly and obnoxious. Forewarned. Mother/daughter refused to take down any chandeliers, but brought out a tall step ladder for my 87 year old aunt to use. Wait, it gets worse. No box or wrapping paper for chandelier. No credit cards accepted. The daughter remarked that this is not a transportation company and place the chandelier on your lap and be careful to drive over railroad crossings gently. See you later. Embellished heartbreak.

I am a huge collector of Lilly Pulitzer so I often enjoy visiting thrift stores to see if they have…read moreunique pieces. The Thrifter Sisters is a must-visit place (and one of my secret places) for Lilly treasure! My most recent score was a hard to find Lilly maxi in a stunning print that was priced like a dream! (I also have a new blazer from here that I bought for a dollar-yes one dollar). The Thrifter Sisters was started by three sisters and they have the best stuff. They have a huge variety of name-brand pieces (think everything from Maurice's and Kohls to Carhartt and Janie and Jack Kids) and it's so fun to pop in and see what they have. They also have a room of children's clothes (this is located where the old Kinder Kloset store was). They also sell new hair bows and a small selection of new kids toys too. Thrifter Sisters is clean and they keep their inventory well organized. I liked that they had a lot of brand new accessories for adults and hair bows for kids. There is plenty of free parking and another gift store next door. There is also a yummy coffee shop nearby and a nearby consignment and crystal store that are both great. Everyone is also super genuine and fun to talk to. P.S. thank you again for finding that gorgeous Lilly dress!!!

Great place for slightly used clothing. Very clean and organized. Both my friend and I found…read moresomething we "had to have".

If you're an antique lover, this might be the place for you! An interesting and unique space with…read morebig windows that let a lot of sunlight in and they have a cafe! Grab a latte, a table, and take time to walk around and check out the antiques.

Such a cute spot! I love this mash up of coffee shop, bar, and vintage store. We ordered drinks and…read morea plate when we got in, then had some time to walk through the store while we waited for the drinks. I loved this atmosphere. The vintage items were a bit on the pricey end so I did not end up buying anything. The drinks (matcha latte and mocha) were both great and tasty. We sat at the front of the store on some comfy couches and watched the Kenosha race going on. It's a beautiful spot to hang out and enjoy a great drink. We also got the ricotta toast with honey drizzle. A tasty treat and nice portion. I do wish there was a bit more ricotta to balance the thickness of the bread, but still great! Will definitely be back!

We drove past Waldyn to see where the antique mall used to be. We'd been in there a few times…read more Noticing that the location was now a liquidator, we decided to take a walk through. The store was clean, and walking in, we saw lots of fridges and freezers at decent prices, in many sizes. They also had a selection of patio heaters, Tommy Bahama drink coolers, tools, outdoor furnishings, and more. Plus lots of Christmas trees! I think this would be a great place to walk through a few times a month to see what's new, and they also have a Facebook page where they post new finds.

I live in Milwaukee, but make the drive every so often to come down to this shop; it's run so…read moreefficiently. Gunnar and Jimmy are great business owners, and the other workers reflect that! The pricing is great, and some prices could be adjusted if there are any defects or whatnot, depending on the item(s). Selection is great for clothes, home goods, and tools! Even the outdoor power equipment is a gem, depending on what you need. Worth the drive, convenient, clean, and professional.

My friend told me about indoor swapmeet and wanted to go check it out. They also have vendors…read moreoutside as well. Free parking but admission is few dollars for adults. Vendors available sells groceries, clothing, perfume, makeup, blankets, car parts, pets, etc. There's even food section and seating available. Some of the items are cheaper than the retail stores however might be knock off too. Everything is self service, you'll have to look up a map of the vendors location to find them. We purchased roast corn and the cashier was nice to assemble the sauce to make elote.

Oh boy! This place has a lot of junk! Not much to buy (at least that I wanted). Maybe It was a…read morelittle interesting walking around seeing the place. I think that a lot of the stands were selling Amazon Returns... but I can't confirm that. I actually felt a lot like a was in Mexico at a flee market! Best part about the 7 Mile Fair was the fruit desserts at a couple of the stands. Loved the chocolate and Dubai chocolate covered bananas and strawberries. The fruit and veggies outside were very cheap but most/some of it was really ripe or suspect.... You could fine some good stuff if you searched. Driven by this place many times over the years and finally stopped to check it out. I'm good now!

Lemon Street Gallery is a great spot In Kenosha if not for the variety of art for sale but the…read moreclasses they offer. They have a small art studio but it's perfect size for what they use it for. I took a stained glass class here and would highly recommend anyone to take it. It's a 4 hour class where you'll get to take home your stain glass masterpiece. They provide all of the materials and every station is prepped. Melanie was a great teacher. She has over 30 years of experience and she's a great teacher because even with all of her experience she does not act like a know it all. I made a stained glass fish and my mom made a chicken. We had a blast and would definitely take more classes.

What a neat little place to highlight the area's artists!! I went here because my brother in law…read morehad an exhibit and he was there to help promote. I posted a few pics. Stop in and check this place out. Super friendly and you may find a special art piece that inspires decor in your personal space!

furniture Renaissance terrific job refinishing tops. They both look brand new! David is…read moreknowledgeable, friendly and does what he says he's going to do. Nice job!

bought a toddler rocking chair from them. its cute and the kiddo loves it!read more