I stopped here as part of the Indie Bookstore Passport tour, and was struck by what a great…read morebookstore and gift shop this was. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and asked about what bookstores I've traveled to so far. The store is very close the Bde Maka Ska lake, and would make a great stop if on a bike ride around the Minneapolis lakes. Today, I drove and didn't have a problem finding parking on the street. The bookstore specializes in Native American voices and handmade arts. The interior of the store is really interesting to look at; there's a handmade canoe hanging from the ceiling and lots of handmade crafts throughout the store. I think Louise Erdrich, who is an author I enjoy, owns the store.

Support Indigenous Businesses! I may have spent too much money in here but it was such an AWESOME…read morebookstore! All the curated books and crafts- I wanted to buy it all!

Cute shop! Though I love the Independence, MN, location better because it's in an old creamery…read morebuilding out in the country so it's bigger with more nooks and crannies to explore. This spot is a nice fix closer to home with super cute home decor made out of found objects and antiques. I found most of their prices spendy, but I am more of a do-it-yourselfer/ crafty type. I still found lots of great ideas! I even bought an old pill bottle and have a list of a few other items I will go back to get, budget willing. My Mom got a peony type flower made out of old sewing patterns! Super cute! Our other fave ideas were old coffee carafes as planters and Ball jars painted metallic! They also have the old-fashioned milk paints for sale or for classes which antique wood nicely. Definitely check this store out!

love this place!! So far I have only bought chalk paint here but they were so helpful. I love…read morelooking around each time bc they have so many unique and beautiful pieces. Im quite sure I will be buying one at some point soon.

It was really kind of by accident that I stopped into Grace & Co but I was glad I did. After a walk…read morearound Lake Harriet I was headed to the Bibelot and pulled what I thought was their door but instead grabbed the door to Grace & Co. So it is literally right above the Bibelot and next door to Sebastian Joe's. Karen Lang, the owner, greeted my girlfriend and I and she was very welcoming. You will find a variety of different gift ideas here by local artisans. I picked up a leather key holder but there are baby clothes, handmade jewelry, Muddy Mouth greeting cards, hand-stitched ties, Love Your Melon Beanies (that raise money for kids with cancer) and much more. There is also a great selection of refurbished and hand painted furniture. My girlfriend was interested in a dresser and mirror that was refurbished. I thought it was moderately priced and in really good condition. This place has some unique gift options. If you are in Linden Hills take a peak! You might find a treasure or two.

I just love Karen and everything at Grace and Co., which is right down the street from my business…read more Even though I have to walk a smidge further to get to her, I bypass the Bibelot and go to Karen for unique small gifts and fabulous cards that leave my loved ones in stitches. She owns and runs her own business, and she's small and local--and I want to support that as I'm a female biz owner myself. Stop in anytime for something thoughtful to accompany a card that will be on someone's fridge for quite a while after you give it. Warmly, Jen

This is a Crystal lovers dream. They have so many materials and pieces- from large tables to small…read morepieces. They have tumbles, specimens, jewelry, and so much more. They have geodes that you can buy and cut open in the back yourself! The staff is all so sweet and kind! Expect to spend at least 1hr looking at everything. I feel the prices are good. I bought a nice piece of green tourmaline that was $10 with the stand, some fun crackle quartz (dyed material), and a fun rainbow/iridescent piece (I forgot the name). They have Libyan desert glass ($10/g) and moldavite ($30/g) if you're looking for that.

I love this store. It's a hidden treasure off Lake St, and sort of like a jewel box on your…read moregramma's dresser, surprising you once you open it. The space is beautiful and you don't know where to look, there is so much to delight. I was particularly impressed by the owner, who didn't flinch when I asked him for a moderately priced dinosaur something for a young friend. He immediately knew what to show me...dinosaur poop, all shined up. Now, the young friend was delighted, of course, with the copralite, but even funnier was my accompanying story of the quest. Untold treasures, beautiful calm space, extremely knowledgeable owner = superb, one of a kind shop. Go!

What a wonderful shop! If you're in need of a small gift for a friend (or yourself) this is a great…read moreplace to look. Wonderful jewelry, home decor, planters, kitchen items and hilarious wonderful card options to pair for any occasion. In the area for coffee or anything else, make sure to stop in and look around.

You know that friend you have who is super hard to buy for? You might find what you need for them…read morehere. Very eclectic and unique gift shop! It reminded me of David's Apothecary in Schitt's Creek. I especially liked the wall of irreverent greeting cards; many of my favorites can't be quoted here, LOL. Artisan candles, vases, room scents, art, and really sweet owners. Just what this area needed!

My First Time Experience At Electric Fetus Record Store In Minneapolis MN. I Got Some My Favorite…read moreMetal Bands CDS And Box Set. They Got A Ton Of CDS, Vinyls And More! I Will Definitely Will Shop Their Record Store And Their Website Again!

Great selection of vinyl, CD's, and yes even cassettes if my eyes were not deceiving me. Along with…read moresome excellent items of t shirts, decals, music art work etc. You can easily spend a couple of hours in store. Found a few albums for under $10 and a few unique ones at prices in the $30 to $40 range. Depending on your taste well worth the money. Check out staff was personable. I did not see any floor staff wandering the aisles asking if you needed any help... but guess that is the part of the experience; seek out your own finds!

Ok, super cool place right on the corner of 26th and Lyndale…read more The store is neatly organized, and has a really chill and inviting vibe. I came in specifically looking for any used gems to fill out any holes in my collection. This place for a record collector is not unlike Target ... come in for an item or two and you walk out with way more than one expected to purchase. I am excited with my new purchases, and can't wait to come back down again! I want to encourage all of you to visit this local, woman-owned establishment. You won't be disappointed.

Wonderfully curated selection of vinyl and books! Great place to browse, build your collection, our…read morefind the perfect gift. I found an Apple Music pressing of the Beatles White Album. Will definitely be back for more!

Vintage and gently used clothes, gifts, jewelry, funky towels, hilarious socks... This is the type…read moreof small store where you'll find a tshirt with a huge dinosaur on it right next to a gorgeous Free People coat. Personally I dislike shopping, but Belleweather Boutique has a fun funky friendly vibe with great music playing, a dressing room with velvet curtains, a bench, and cute inspirational sayings like "Don't Look back, you aren't going that way!" and Janis Joplin posters. It makes you feel like you could do or wear anything. And their clothing selection matches that feeling with lots of colors and patterns and styles of clothing you won't find anywhere else. Staff are friendly and funny but don't talk too much so you feel free to look and linger as much as desired. Prices vary but many great deals, and you can find designer jeans for $20. Highly recommend Belleweather Boutique for your next shopping adventure.

The type of place that keeps you coming back again and again. The owner and workers are all…read moreexceptional. Incredible work at incredible value.

I have had several items framed here. Every one turned out perfect! I have a terrible sense of what…read moregoes well with what, and I'm colorblind. Trudy was very patient and helpful showing me different options. Highly recommend!

The name doesn't do this place justice - I'm not sure there's a pinwheel in the store haha. This…read moreshould be called the magical emporium of toys and games galore! When you walk in, you'll be assaulted with floor to ceiling displays of toys in the best way possible. I could see how it could be overwhelming for some, but I loved it. Felt so magical. I stopped in while in the area to get some ideas for holiday gifts and ended up getting my auntie gift duties done here. It's a very large space spanning three different areas, with the areas categorized by theme/age. You'll find everything from plushies to puzzles and everything in between here. Truly so many options for all ages (even those harder to shop for tween/early teen ages). I found some adorable play kitchen items for my 1yo niece, and some sweet dinosaur and car toys for my 3yo nephew here. I also love that I could browse, try things out, test quality, etc here unlike shopping online. I even found something for myself here! I was introduced to the magic of NeeDoh and had to get one. Now I already want to go back and test out some others to get. Service was very friendly - I asked for some recommendations for my niece's age, and one team member walked me through options. During checkout, another was very kind. Prices were reasonable, and I'd much rather spend my money locally than on Amazon this holiday season. Highly recommend swinging in to check this place out for holiday shopping season - shop local!

Thoroughly impressive store that's apparently been so successful, it took over two additional…read morespaces on the commercial block! Stepping in here was a Millennial's nostalgia trip in some ways. It's refreshing to see toys- like actual TOYS- available for kids to play with, rather than screens. This place was utterly packed to the gills with stuff, from floor to ceiling. Plush snakes and hoola-hoops hung from the ceiling like streamers and decor. I spent a long time wandering slowly looking at it all, but I truly doubt I saw everything in there; it'd be almost impossible to. Lots of plushies, educational toys, craft sets, slime kits, knick-knacks, stickers, candy, construction toys, trains and planes and emergency vehicles, coloring materials, puzzles, books, etc. I can't possibly name it all. You're just going to have to go see for yourself. Some of the staff were busy unpacking more boxes of stuff and finding places to put it all. Two different team members went out of their way to ask if we needed any assistance and were friendly. The bathroom was clean and has a diaper changing station if you should need. We were fortunate to be there in the middle of a Tuesday, so it was fairly quiet. I can only imagine at other times of day, kids would be tearing around in here loudly and excitedly (I daresay understandably so).