Pet rest area is large, quiet and so well done with a high fence!! Even have picnic tables under a…read moreshady cover for eating outside. The store is a great place to stop for snacks & restrooms as well. Will definitely stop here again.

Plenty of parking and a fenced pet area too. We stopped in to see what was in this store. There's…read morelots of Amish and Plain Community products, foods, and more. Prices seemed reasonable and we looked at everything but left without buying anything. There's a Maid Rite sandwich shop Inside the store and that's always an Iowa taste treat. Depending what you want or need, there are definitely some goods to be had here.

This is a great place to shop 2nd hand used clothing. The space is large, everything is organized…read more& price tags are clearly marked with size & $ amount. I found a pair of men's dress slacks 32/32Long that I've been unable to find in 3 different stores, so I'm thrilled! The price $20 but 1st time shoppers get 50% off!! They have coupons thru txt & emails. They're the only store in town on 121st Center on the side of Bakers Grocery. There's a lot to look at so be sure you have a little time to browse.

Some of my favorite pieces of high end brands has come from here. They have a lot of free people…read moreitems and shoes. It's definitely a place where you don't come with a plan, and clothes find you. It's very hit or miss if it's organized or clean, but there is a lot to look at. This is a place where clothes find you. I like the newer location but the old crossroads was my favorite.

I had so much fun walking through this establishment. So much to look at. Nice and clean and…read moredecorated so cool. The lady that works there was very sweet and helpful.

OMG!!! what a hidden gem. Stumbled upon this on my way to Kansas City from Des Moines. They have a…read morewide selection of women's clothing, scarfs, jewelry, shoes, purses and home furnishings. Then attached you can stroll to another building with unique signs, upcycled items and antiques. GOOD NEWS, not crazy expensive. It's worth the stop

An old dollar store that has survived through the death of the dollar store. Everything is…read moreaffordable, and the number of random items is rediculous. Its one of those stores that it's impossible to not buy something when you go.

I always go to this store when I visit from California. Whatever you need you will find here and at…read morea reasonable price. If you are looking for something practical that nobody carries anymore, chances are you can find it here. Everyone who works here is just plain nice. Can't find that anymore either.

I have no idea why this only has 2 1/2 stars. 80 cents of all proceeds go to our vets. Way better…read morethan goodwill. We found a great selection of everything at a really great price. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. So glad we found it!! PLUS they give 25% off to all military.

Helping the veterans my A$$. I come here for work clothes and I can't afford to shop here. Last…read moremonth I got a pair of jeans for 8 bucks today the SAME pair of jeans is $17. Manager said it was inflation. I can buy those jeans for 22 band new at Walmart. Costco brand jeans, Kirkland at 17 here. They are 12.99 brand new at Costco. T-shirts 8 bucks, button up shirts. Her response was if you don't like our prices you don't have to shop here. She said what do I expect, inflation is up gas has gone up minimum wage has gone up. So how does a 6% inflation call for 100% price increase and a rude attitude. Helping the veterans? Helping their profits! Happy veterans' day, thanks for your service, hers your bill. Let me finish by saying the ladies at the counter were very nice and courteous, the manager was just flat condescending and in caring.

From my quick visit, I'd say a majority of what they have out to sell should probably be bundled…read moreand sold to a recycler. Most of the stuff was cheap to start with and is worn out and used up or very outdated; HOWEVER, I their pricing seemed very reasonable and I did buy a few things so if I lived in the area I guess it'd be worth a stop from time to time.

No customer service. The little old lady with the grey and purple hair stared at me from the…read moremoment I exited my vehicle, as I strolled through the store and as I walked out. Not once did she utter a greeting. They only accept cash. This did not deter me but I feel it should be noted in case one chooses to stumble into this store. It's a cross between a dollar general and Goodwill (the kind you don't care to visit). Happy shopping and good luck should you visit here.

I got the MOST amazing dress here last summer! I love stopping by to chat with the shop's owner,…read moreAmy. She has a sweet style herself and always answers questions about the clothes and jewelry. I have a ton of questions because there is a huge selection. On the first Saturday of each month, they participate in a special event and have free bites and drinks in the back section of the shop, so I always make sure to stop in then. They also have a small vinyl collection and I found a sweet Cannonball Adderley record there. I'm a sucker for vintage jazz records and they have a nice smattering from American and Kansas City greats. If you are in the area, it's a must do.

This was such a great place to get some unique, very well priced stuff for me and my fiance. Very…read morelaid back- you know how hard it is for a business to make the customer feel unhurried and unpressured, yet also confident in prompt and friendly assistance if and when needed? That was definitely the vibe here. And hey, awfully neat stuff. I know the couple behind the place a little and they are quite the St. Joe entrepreneurs. It's pretty well impossible to respond to knowing Amy and Brian Meyers at all without resorting to just rooting all out for them to succeed at their mission of revitalizing downtown St. Joe. But you know how there are places you WANT to like and root for and all that but... yeah, they aren't places you would take someone from out of town, right? Well, I took my fiance from New Zealand to The Lucky Tiger and was so glad I did. Not just a great little local business, but lots and lots of stuff that looked very good to both of us. So I would recommend a browse- what have you got to loose except some guilt over contributing to Wal Mart?

I came in not expecting to buy anything, but found a pair of shoes I couldn't walk away from!…read more I have been inside Nordstrom in other cities--this was my first time in Omaha. The store is about the same, plenty of items, great variety and presentation makes shopping easy and fun. I did expect the prices to be a little more competitive--the kids shoes I bought were $45 with tax which I didn't feel was an amazing deal for a store like this. All in all I would come back for sure, just expecting higher prices than the discount store vibe I expected.

It is definitely hit or miss but, when you hit, it's always good! I found some really nice Cole…read moreHaan loafers for $35. A little far away from me but worth the trip.

Bring your camera. This place is a trip. I considered getting the $4.95 riding crop, but instead…read moreopted for a John Deere t-shirt for Adam. When I got it home, we realized I'd bought a Children's XL, which does not fit my husband. Instead, it fits one of our stuffed-animal lions. Glad I could help clothe the lion.

Bought a John Wayne Canteen Ornament for our Christmas tree because my son is a huge fan. When it…read morearrived, I pulled the tag off, and the cheap leather string that would hang it from the tree ripped right through. After 30 minutes waiting for customer service, they told me they didn't have any replacements. I could send it back, but it cost more than the ornament is worth. And even then they might not deem it defective. Terrible product, terrible customer service.