We took a reide down Fenelon Place Elevator and stopped here for ice cream. Been here twice now…read morewhen in Dubuque for baseball tournament and their ice cream flavors change. I had the Fat Elvis the first time, that was there the following year so I had to try the Jacked UpTennessee Toffee. Lots of candies, chocolates and a few other craft items for sale. Some seating inside. Just a fun place to stop for your sweet tooth.

This is a cute little ice cream shop next to the Fenelon Place elevators. There isn't much room to…read moresit inside but there is some outdoor seating. The ice cream is quite delicious and there is good variety of flavors.

This is a wonderful antique store. It is very large, with two levels and a wide variety of great…read moremerchandise. The day we were there, they had lots of beautiful furniture including two gorgeous dental cabinets. They also had mid-century Christmas lights, Victorian hardware, depression glass, and on and on. We ended up with a beautiful Victorian light fixture for only $45, a $2 necklace, and an old metal tractor toy for our kid. If I lived nearby I'd surely be furnishing my home from this place. Super friendly and helpful proprietors, as well.

quite a large two level store, very nice stuff in a range of prices. owners are sweet and helpful,…read morelots of stuff in all categories. I could have spent a lot more if I had it to spend. beautiful furniture, knick knacks, glassware, just a lot of everything. well worth the trip and then drive on to Dyersville to the Plaza for more!

Fairfield's stone, crystal, and gem dealer! This is a cool…read moreshop right on the Fairfield town square! It's a neat Native American store with lots of stuff from lots of tribes across the Midwest and Southwest. I'm originally from New Mexico, so I could recognize a lot of the Navajo and Hopi designs that they had around the store. They carried a lot of drums, dream catchers, and other tribal goods. When I went, there was a guy shopping for drums, and I was impressed to see their selection of tribal drums that they had to offer the guy! The offer lots in the way of stones. The shop has even made little placards that explain the healing powers of each stone. If you have certain maladies, you can get a crystal to put on your chakras to alleviate the problem. The selection is amazing. Whatever your problem is, they have a beautiful stone to cure it. Even if you're not into the stones as a healing mindset, it's still a really cool rock shop with beautiful specimens of lots of wonderful stones at quite reasonable prices, and so what if they'll also cure your migraines! They also have incense, smudges, and herbs. Parking can be a bit challenging, since it's right on the busy square. They have a friendly little dog that'll greet you at the door, he's cute!

I was blessed to meet Ed and Judi Fox and their "little girls" Heyoka and Tate last year. The love,…read moreintegrity and knowledge they possess on Native American lineage makes me want to sit at their feet and listen to the Lakota history explained by their storytelling skills for hours at a time. Plus there is no place better to receive love, hugs and lickies than from the two "little girls." Every time I enter the store I find "gems" for my heart and soul. Don't just go in to browse; go in to be regaled with the past, present and future of a culture. In case you can't tell. I love this family. Shellagh