Are we in heaven?!…read more I'm from out of town and I've been wanting to pop into Lundeen's for a while now with the expectation that it was just a cute little small town stationery shop. No big deal. It looks tiny on the outside, but the further in you go, the more this shop unfolds into a huge emporium of scintillating goodies. When I walked in, there were books. Books?! Gorgeous childrens' books, (millennial) classics I haven't seen for sale in ages (I Spy, The Rainbow Fish, Where's Waldo), there were beautiful cookbooks, chic plant books, educational books, bird books, frog books, books wrapped up in gift paper ready to be someone's surprise read (Blind Date with a Book!), and two little childrens' reading nooks up a couple of stairs at the front of the store! After the books there were games, toys, puzzles, candy, gifts. And then I realized, this place is HUGE. In the back of the store there's a full on Office Depot situation but only the good stuff, plus a print shop. Ink, paper, cardstock, accounting pads, payroll sheets, carbon paper, large poster boards, folders, pens, highlighters, calculators, clips, tacks, and knick knacks. Prismacolor pencils! The good erasers. The good pencil sharpeners. Graph paper. Transfer paper. Sketch pads. Velum! Fine point markers. Like, high end art store stuff. And then. And THEN. I looked to the side of the store and there ANOTHER opening to a jewelry store! And once you go in there, you see an entirely other part of this store that is just as big as the place you just walked out of. Oh yeah, the stationery! They've got beautiful art on single pieces or card sets, but they've got purses, wallets, decor, kitchen stuff, seasonal towels, aprons, plates, mugs, souvenirs, lip gloss, candles, hot pepper jelly, a whole aisle of Burt's Bees, more kid stuff; they even have a little room dedicated to the clearance section. I don't know a lot about this shop, but I can only assume some of this is locally made and a bunch of vendors have their stuff there? Anyway, budget a couple hours and go peruse this place. The shopping here rivals boutiques in the big city, but with all the charm of Fergus Falls.

Great staff, variety of merchandise, excellent selection of local subject books and local authors…read moreand artist work. Their printing department is my go-to for anything of that nature and are always top quality, fast, and helpful. Shout-outs to Kevin & Paul :)

The prices are higher than retail Half of the stuff says…read moretested and brought home and dont work.

There is a problem here. Recently a good friend stopped in…read moreto purchase an item. He saw a wallet on the ground in the parking lot. Being the HONEST and caring person who would go out of his way to help anyone. He picked the wallet up and took it directly into the store and gave it to the checkout person. He never opened it He simply said, I'm betting someone will be missing this. Some time later, days later I believe, he is contacted by Perham Police and accused of basically stalking this lady and watching and following her to the parking lot apparently knowing she will drop her wallet and drive away. After watching her leave. He supposedly grabs the wallet that he magically knew she would drop. Then puts it under his arm and or in his inside jacket pocket which does not exist. And without ever opening the wallet he magically removes the cash and as any thief would do, takes the wallet directly into cashier who had just seen his name on his debit card that he used to buy his item. There is security camera footage of his truck in the parking lot and I believe him picking up the wallet and heading towards the store. He did place the item he purchased under his arm briefly. There should be video of this lady entering. You would think video at the checkout ? And video of her leaving and dropping her wallet. Or maybe she left it at the checkout and whoever took the money dropped it in the parking lot. The customer was an elderly lady. It seems odd that she would have $600 in her wallet. I'm curious what she bought and what she used to pay. The fact that the wallet was on the ground in the parking lot means something happened. Did the employee that opened it for ID see a bunch of cash and snatch it ? I don't know. There again, where is the complete video ? One thing I know. Honesty and doing the right thing should not get a good man charged with a felony. The Perham Police should know better. The OTC prosecutor should know better. And The thrift store should be taking a long hard look at their staff and their security. This just WRONG !

First time here and will definitely return. I found a cute barbecue serving tray, 2 cookbooks,…read moreLeeann Womack CD, and Athleta yes Athleta skort for $2.50. The store was clean and not that musty, dusty thrift store smell. They have a bathroom for customers in the back. Supposedly donates money to several causes according to Google. I was only one in store for the longest time. Prices were cheap except for these dog metal spoon clips at $8.00. They only take cash. No credit or debit cards.

Awesome store Milwaukee pricing is just as cheap as Home Depot, and the selection is way way way…read morebigger! I love this store it's like a big box store mixed with a bit of garage sale with a sprinkle of a craft store, and more! The people are frickin great and knowledgeable, and always willing to help! It's a store for everyone! Go check it out!

I have shopped at the stores over the years. I would find items I could find nowhere else. But with…read morethe Covid pandemic, I was very concerned when I entered the store with my mask on and witnessed disregard for the state mandates. There was no sign requesting mask for customers and the workers did not have masks on. My biggest concern was there is no telephone number to report the incident to a supervisor or owner.

I visited Tuesday Morning for the first time today because my kids noticed a great deal on Webkinz…read morein their circular. Upon entering, I was very impressed with the variety of products they have crammed into this location. There was section of toys, etc. that my kids checked out. They have furniture and decor pieces, crafty kind of things, pillows, bedroom stuff, kitchenware, and more. I really liked the aisle with the food and cooking items, which included a variety of coffee products, sauces, and specialty pastas. We were unable to spend a ton of time at the store, but I definitely plan to go back to look further. From what I saw, the pricing seemed good as well.

Love this store! This was one of the stores I was going to miss when I moved from CA so I was…read morepleasantly surprised when I found out there was a location in Fargo. Overall this store was well organized and nicely stocked. The staff was amazing, friendly, and very helpful! This is the type of store where you will find just about everything you are looking for as far as household goods. I would definitely recommend coming here to see if they have what you are looking for since you will most likely find what you are looking for at a discounted price!

Great stop if you're in the area. I try to go at least once every year. Depending on the weekend…read moreand time you arrive, you may be searching for a parking spot and have a bit of a wait to an open parking spot. There is the main entrance right off hwy 59 and another around back. A few must tries as you will most likely be there for several hours are the lemonade stand, mini donuts, and kettle corn. The lemonade stand has several flavors and I believe $5/cup. Great on a sunny day! They offer meal options as well from a central building, sometimes with a food truck in attendance too. The stands have a nice variety of clothing, jewelry, toys, furniture, indoor and outdoor decor, tools, and vintage items. You're bound to find something for everyone. With any flea market, prices can vary from booth to booth. Some are very reasonable and some are on the pricier side. What would you pay for a vintage treasure or handmade item? On my most recent visit on June 19th, 2021, there were a lack of stands on the one side of the shady hollow lot. At this time, around 1-2% of people I saw were wearing masks. I was told there were several more stands around Memorial day. Perhaps it will be more full around 4th of July? Regardless, there was a great variety of items and I got to pick up a few unique items. I'm excited to see what I pick up on my next visit here!

Love this place and we were so happy to see it opened on Memorial Weekend as it has every year…read moresince FOREVER. Some vendors were cautious and some were a tad silly with require people to put hand sanitizer on their hands prior to entering the tiny building. Yet no mask was required to enter. Definitely was no social distancing, as the place was packed. Some new building were raised so a lot of new things to look at. Several food vendors were there also.

If you'd like to be judged for the meds you get, go there. If you like to be disrespected, go…read morethere. If you wanna wait in line while the older ladies talk to their favorites for over 8 minutes, go there. If you wanna see the young ones be catty, and talk to each other and giggle and look at their phones, while you're being checked out, go there. If you wanna go broke, go there.

From the owner: We are a rural pharmacy that does our best to give respectful and efficient service honoring most…read moreinsurance plans. We are a small store that stocks toys, gifts, clothing, and traditional pharmacy items.

The Homecrest Holly Hill high back swivel rocker chairs I recently purchased are "garbage" compared…read moreto the same ones I purchased 18years ago. They have change the swivel mechanism, no longer ball bearing, they manufacture sling and thick cushion only for seat covering. No lightly padded option available like my 18 yr old set. My original chairs never squeaked when you swiveled until they were about 16 yrs old. Yet these "brand new" ones squeak and groan non stop whether you are rocking or swiveling. Try to swivel the chair with your hands to move seat in another direction, NO, the swivel wont budge unless u are sitting in chair. 3 times the price and 1/3 the quality. DO NOT BUY!!!!

I have a pair of 1970 Homecrest swivel rockers that need new vinyl straps. When I searched online…read morefor a strap replacement tutorial I didn't find anything showing my specific chair frame style. As I was searching, I found the company was still in business and decided to reach out to them via their Facebook page. Within one hour I had a reply from them as well as a PDF instruction sheet showing how to replace the straps. They invited me to contact them back with any other questions and expressed interest in seeing the the completed chairs. This kind of friendly, helpful customer service is a rarity these days. Almost as rare as finding a product made in the USA. It is amazing that the chairs are still around after 50 years and just need a facelift. Quality and great customer service since 1953. Thank you Homecrest!

The shelves are ridiculous for elderly. Everything in the refrigerated section packed so tight and…read moreheaven forbid if you are trying to reach back more than arms length. Seriously not customer friendly at all. Then you have Dudley DoRight, with arms folded standing two feet from me watching my every move as I check out. Do I need to be watched? I cannot place items in the bag area because I have scoliosis. So I bring a bag up to where I'm working. She says 'We have cameras watching your every move". I said good. Then you can go do something else. I hate Walmart. What a horrible store.​​

Compared to Amazon, no comparison. Walmart's customer service is pathetic. Communications are…read moreinsincere if not out and out dishonest.