Shopping here makes me happy because I know this place serves the community well & they do…read morefantastic things for the community. I like that the place is well organized & staff are friendly often.

I was a loyal customer until recently. Everything is now over priced and the store is full of…read moreclutter. Items that would easily sell for a reasonable price now sit for months. I believe the organization may sustain its greatest revenue by trying to get rid of items at a decent price versus asking higher dollar and on a select items. There are no longer special shopping days at the turn of the season. I am uncertain of who took over the new business model but I can for sure tell you it doesn't seem appealing.

This place is a secret gem off Morningside Avenue. From the outside you would have no clue what's…read moreinside! Antique furniture, jewelry, vinyl records, and collectibles. I found what I was looking for too. I don't ever think I could walk through the entire place with how huge it is. The building doesn't look like it could hold a lot but it sure does. I'll be back again.

Convenient place to go since it's right on the avenue. However, their hours on the door say they…read moreclose at 6. I got there at 5:30. That means I had 30 minutes to be able to look around. Two seconds after I walked in the door the guy working there had to come running up behind me to tell me they were closing in 12 minutes. I said ok made a loop around the store but he was trying to kick everyone out before 6. Sorry but that's not how business works. I've worked in retail and have had to stay past the hours because people were in the store. That's just how it is sometimes. Kicking people out because you want to leave early is ridiculous. Also the furniture is way overpriced. I will not go back again.

What a well kept store. It's clean and quiet. It is also organized. There's something quaint and…read morecharming about this place. If I wasn't traveling, I would come back to visit often. Prices are super cheap also.

This is a small thrift store. Clothing wise, there were many church clothes, some things I suspect…read morecould be close to vintage. Not a ton of stock but worth checking out if you love thrifting. There were a lot if books and also some homewares and some furniture.

my favorite vintage store by far. Always has a huge selection that turns over quickly. Prices are…read moreso reasonable and the people are so nice.

I love this store it's one of my most favorite stores to shop at in Sioux City. I highly recommend…read moreeveryone to shop here it's a game changer! Excellent shopping experience! My first time ever shopping in here I love it

Great place! Always find something I want or Paul will try to find it for me. Very friendly place.read more

Don't bother! The photos posted on other reviews make it appear much larger, but it is about the…read moresize of my closet. The boarded up windows, etc. should have given me a clue. They definitely don't know how to rate records. Even ones marked excellent and very good were trash. My husband and I hit record stores everywhere we travel and this has been the worst experience by far.

I'm from Omaha, Nebraska and I come up here to visit my kids every other weekend. I try to make…read moreattempts to stop at this little local bookstore in Sioux City Iowa. I have a half price books in Omaha, but it's always great to go up to another state to see a good selection of books. The service is really good. They're always friendly and I would highly recommend checking this out if you're in the Sioux City area.

I really enjoyed the store. A nice variety of books available with nice service. I'll come back…read morenext time I'm in Sioux City

The people are friendly, and my wife really likes their Row by Row 2016 selection…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 Iowa, we selected Heart & Hand Dry Goods primarily due to their row selection and also their proximity to our route.

Dry January isn't the only reason you might be looking for an NA option. More Americans all over…read morethe country are looking for alternatives to alcohol. Winnie's in downtown Sioux City, has a variety of kombucha, canned NA cocktails, and handcrafted concoctions. They taste exceptional, some of them will still have you feeling good, but none of them will give you the hangover. The staff is friendly, but the hours are limited. Also, if you can't find the location, it helps to know that it's in the same venue as Hardline coffee. Both are great businesses. The vibes are eclectic and chill. Come as you are. Coffee by day, NA cocktails by night.

Love the idea of this non-alcoholic bar! Drinks are delicious and beautifully crafted!read more