It's located right downtown. I have been here several times. The place is clean and staff is…read morefriendly. There are so many items. I'm sure you will find something that meets your fancy. The prices are reasonable. There are a few brand new items.

Wide variety and very reasonable prices make this a solid thrift shopping experience.read more

Marquette has three thrift store all pretty much the same. Just fun to go in to see if there are…read moreany what I would call treasures for me. Not really but kinda fun. Used stuff at reasonable price.

Since Marquette is 4 hours away from name brand clothing it hard to find too many Gems here...by…read moreits clean. Mostly target brands...Walmart...an occasional diamond in the rough. Worth the stop.

I think this is the most charming store in Marquette and one of my favorite places to visit. It is…read morefamily owned for generations and they have everything you need to keep warm in the winter and have all the fun in the summer. While, it is not inexpensive, it is a good value because everything is incredibly high-quality. The staff is incredibly helpful and pleasant. Everything about this store is wonderful!!

It's fun to look around at Getz's, but it's not really my style and the prices are pretty high…read more They offer premium brands at premium prices, so it makes sense. I saw a cool sweatshirt that I liked but it was $100+. That's just not an amount I'm willing to spend since I definitely don't need another sweatshirt. There are three levels in the store and they have lots of clothing, shoes, and some accessories like purses/bags/hats. I was sort of hoping for more souvenir type items like stickers and things with Marquette or U.P. on them, but that's ok, since we got them elsewhere before leaving town. They do have some sale items but I didn't really browse those too much. If you're in need of some warm clothes, a new coat, winter boots, etc. - definitely stop in here.

High quality antique store well worth a visit. We will be back. We always find something we "need."read more

On Saturday, October 12, 2025. a friend and I drove approximately 20 miles from Iron Mountain to…read moreVulcan to attend an Estate Sale run by Birdcage Antiques. We were running late, arriving within the last hour. My friend wanted to buy a sofa which was priced at $200.00. Having only $130.00 with her, she offered that amount. The woman running the sale said that she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble. Mind you that the next day, Sunday, everything would be 50% off. A man accompanying the saleslady said that there were several people interested in the sofa and that if she really wanted it, she'd better get there early the next day. Sunday morning my friend arrived before 10:00 waiting with other buyers for the sale to begin. To her dismay she saw the sofa along with a matching loveseat already loaded onto a trailer. She went in to inquire how the sofa could already be sold as the sale hadn't even started. The saleslady fiendishly grins saying, "I bought it!" as though she had gotten one over on my friend. No wonder she wouldn't accept her offer of $130.00 - the saleslady wanted it! So much for the statement "she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble" being deceit #1. Her sales partner saying "that there were several people interested in the sofa" deceit #2. Why hadn't the woman and man running the Estate Sale either place a "SOLD" tag on the sofa? Or why hadn't they been honest, saying on Saturday that they planned to purchase the sofa. It would have saved her the Sunday morning 40-mile round trip. I don't like when people use guile in their business dealings. In fact, I don't like when anyone uses guile in any situation. This behavior is what causes societal untrust. Neither one of us will ever attend another Birdcage Antiques Estate Sale nor will we ever frequent their store while visiting the Marquette area. We admonish everyone to do the same. The phrase, "buyer beware" certainly reared its ugly head. This experience has been shared exactly as it happened without any exaggeration or falsehood contained within. Shame on you Birdcage Antiques, you know better, but did not.

Decent diversity, but not well organized. Lots of silverware and pots/pans, and lots of art as…read morewell. You really have to go digging if you're interested. There are two floors, and several other antique shops to explore in Negaunee as well if this isn't your cup of tea.

This store is a gem! The selection of antiques is excellent, and the inventory is frequently…read morerefreshed. Prices are reasonable. Things are well organized, and the staff is really helpful, but not overbearing. One of my favorite places to shop.

Okay, I saw a road sign that literally said Tourist Trip Ahead. So of course I had to stop!…read more This one didn't disappoint because it was unique and did not take itself seriously. The shop is actually quite large with tons of fun and weird stuff. Signs, clothing and all types of collectibles. Outside, the entire surrounding area and lot is filled with something of an Upper Michigan Museum. One that totally makes fun of the "Yopper" life style. (A Yooper is someone that lives in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan). I'll admit, some displays were kind of dumb and outdated, others I didn't even get...but I have to say it was far different than any gift shop I've ever been to. If you're in the U. P. (for whatever reason) and you have nothing to do, stop in. It's free, fun, and you probably have to pee anyway.

I was so excited to visit the store today . I have visited it so many times and it has been a…read morepleasure. Today was So much different. I entered the store and the employee was at the cash register area. About 5 mins in shopping a man abruptly entered speaking loudly and reminiscing about the last nights drinking and questioned the young lady at the cash register about why she didn't call him and talking about how she missed out on a good time etc. Then the employee and the obnoxious man embraced. I found it completely uncomfortable and inappropriate. This has been one of my favorite places in the past. Unfortunately, this business lost over $200 today because of this. I won't be back.

Nasty owner. If you didn't purchase your machine from her she won't help you or service your…read moremachine. Doesn't matter if you moved here from somewhere else or purchased a machine before her store even opened. Doesn't matter if you purchased another machine from her. If you didn't purchase ALL your machines she won't service them or help you with anything.

Beautiful quilt store, with lovely employees. Great selection of fabric, machines and furniture. I…read morewas visiting from out of town, but treated like a neighbor!

Their people went above and beyond to help me get something fixed for my snowmobiling weekend…read more The shop is open later than most, and they have what you need. Outstanding service And customer care. I haven't written a review in years, but they impressed me!

Very rude and negligent owner. Never do business with these people. I've heard terrible things from…read morefriends and over the weekend I finally got a taste of the ignorance. We were driving on the highway adjacent to the center when a large rock undoubtedly flung from their operating unguarded lawnmower. The rock caused severe damage to my vehicle. When I called to discuss the damage, the owner was extremely rude and essentially wrote me off and hinted that I was fabricating the story. Proceeded to ask me "why isn't there grass on the highway then". I wasn't going to waste my time teaching this scholar basic physics and decided to go talk to a lawyer instead. It's amazing these people can handle the day to day operations of a business.