I was out yesterday with my two girlfriends and we were going to St.Paul estate sales and antique…read moreshops when one of them suggested a stop at this shop. I was questioning our stop until we entered the show room and we were warmly greeted by one of the owners and all the beautiful items for sale. Needed less to say.. we overstayed our welcome...bought several items and will return. I bought 4 Kings Inn low ball glasses for my friends who have the last name King and also remember the restaurant at Hwy 100 and Excelsior from years ago.

A great place for high quality mid century furnishings in all categories…read more Friendly, very knowledgeable folks there to assist in every way.

This is a super cool spot that I finally got a chance to check out. Their hours vary, so make sure…read moreto check before you go, but I've heard it's because they basically sell out of everything when they're open and spend all of the time that they're closed to restock their inventory. The selection of goods is highly curated but also greatly varies, and I found a lot of very interesting knick knacks. The prices seemed very reasonable to me as well, and the woman I talked to at the register was very friendly. Would definitely return

Love this place! It's very clean and organized - but there are also opportunities for digging…read morethrough treasures if you're into that too. :) The prices are very reasonable and there isn't any pressure to purchase anything. The owners were around and available for questions but not hovering - which I appreciate. They have home decor, furniture, clothes, bags, accessories, etc. I got a little horse figurine and a 100% linen shirt for $13 each. I'll definitely be back! I'd recommend following them on Instagram so you can see new goodies and their hours - they're usually open every other weekend. Also, dogs are allowed inside!! Yippee.

I bought a lovely mug from this shop online and I received a call shortly after placing the order…read moreletting me know that it would take longer than usual because the shipment had not arrived to them yet. Not a problem for me and I probably wouldn't have noticed but I really appreciated the personal outreach. These are the things that make me so happy to shop at a small business.

Well what the heck! I can't believe I've walked by this adorable store so many times without…read morestopping in, or honestly even knowing it was there. Curiosity is across the street from Young Joni and Dangerous Man, and it is a lovely little place! When we entered, we were greeted by an employee. Not even just greeted; he also struck up friendly conversation. Nice! Literally! The store is small but mighty, boasting very eye-pleasing house wares, gifts, decor, and more. I was mostly interested in and impressed with their plant holders/pots, local and mindful infant toys, care packages for new mothers, dinnerware, wall decor, and other pretty little things made by local artists. I thought the prices were very reasonably considering the items were mindfully curated and mostly locally sourced. I really look forward to coming back and shopping here once we get settled in our new home. The friendly employee (or maybe owner??) said that they rotate their inventory often. He also said that they don't have a ton of local clout (hence me neglecting them this whole time), so stop in and tell them you saw them on Yelp!

This is an adorable gift shop that you can easily spend hours in without ever seeing all there is…read moreto offer! From handmade birdhouses to gourmet foods to throwback candy to inspirational books, this place has something for everyone! Be sure to check out their Facebook page and be informed of upcoming sales and events! They have a special Wednesday night girls night that includes a discount on all purchases. My anti-shopping husband and I went on a Sunday afternoon and I had to drag HIM out of the store! He found so many things that he wanted that he had to start a pile at the register so he didn't have to carry everything while he continued to shop! Our treasures included a pizza oven cook book, a shepherd's hook, a birdhouse, some peach bbq sauce, a handmade pen, a large picture/wall hanging, and a few caramels. We love it all and can't wait to go back! Pro tip....be sure to use the restroom so you can read about the history of this beautiful space. Sounds weird, I know, but what a lovely story abut a well-loved place! This is the PERFECT place to go if you are wanting to buy a unique and thoughtful gift for someone but have no idea what to get. Your gift will be the best one your receiver had gotten! The prices are fair. Not too high but not a discount store either. It is still a boutique. Oh...and the salespeople are just awesome! So sweet and make you feel like you are their closest friends. They wrap your goodies under with care and even offered to help carry things to our car. The whole experience was a 10/10!!!

The Round Bar is a long standing boutique in the North Suburbs. It's got great land history it…read moreprides itself in. I'm not all that knowledgeable on it but I'm sure they'd tell you about the "farm" it sits on. It's in a great location off of Bunker, near Round Lake. Parking is behind the building. Now you may think you are parking in a memory care apartment complex because you are. That's a part of this original Farmstead property. They take pride in MN. You'll find anything made by a local MN artisan here. There's a section devoted to just the MN State Fair. It may be stuffed to the brim with things, but it is organized well. Bath, body, kitchen, cabin, baby, faith, sports, fashion, treats. I usually want it all. And it's a great place to find a birthday or thank you gift. They offer gift cards and have offered basic gift-wrapping in the past (ribbon tied on the bag). They also host artisan markets to showcase some vendors. They gave me a postcard for an upcoming event, which includes food trucks. Sis and I stopped in on our way to the Downtown Anoka shops. But I found everything for my bday peeps here. No need to fight for off-street parking or the sidewalk sales crowd. Thank goodness!

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.

A small little outfit that delivers on customer service. They have many samples and a booklet of…read moreswatches available to browse through to get everything just right. I came here to take a look at a wool stuffed pillow and was able to make an educated purchase. For products they don't have on display or are out of stock they're able to give you a very good idea of what to expect in terms of feel, look, and even how it'll wear over time as it's cared for which I really appreciated since the higher quality items here do come at a premium price.

We just bought our second set of mattresses from Moss Envy, the brand is Savvy Rest. We bought the…read morefirst one 15 years ago and it's still very comfy and will make a great bed for our guests. We decided we wanted something bigger, and added an adjustable frame. The service is top-notch.

I am SO glad I found this spot especially as a photographer. I love a day spent antiquing and…read morediscovering hidden treasures, but on this visit, I was looking specifically for a vintage looking dish set to use for a morning photoshoot. The space is huge and includes three floors. I spent some time browsing and got carried away with the available options. Once I found a set of dishes I liked, I pulled the store owner and asked if they could separate sets. He gave me a few options 1.) Buy the set 2.) Browse upstairs and downstairs for individual dish items to create my own set 3.) They would lease the entire set to me at full price and allow me to pay 20% so long as I return it within two weeks. This is a game changer! Having access to an entire antique mall to source items and lease them at a fraction of the cost is INSANE. This is definitely a spot I will return to for their great selection, stellar customer service, and flexibility for photographers. They even asked that I share the photos with them. I ended up creating my own little breakfast set and it was such a great experience.

This place is incredible. The largest antique mall, by square footage, in Minneapolis and Saint…read morePaul, it offers a wide variety of carefully procured items. There are 3 floors and each has a unique mix of offerings. The customer service is amazing. In my experience you are generally on your own in an antique store unless you seek out help. Here, they are there to serve. I love this place!!

This is such a cute store! We came here for the inciardi prints for the state fair, but apparently…read moreeveryone else had the same idea on a Sunday morning. The store was very crowded for this reason, but it's already a super teeny store so it was a lot. We patiently waited for the machine and got some cute prints! Their selection of gifts and goods is wonderful, tons of nice quality soaps and candles and prints. It was so cute. Also the cashier was incredibly nice as well.

Stopped in only to check out the little print machine - which ended up being sold out…read more I know it's a smaller business but my issue was that the hours online were 11am opening (maps/IG) on Sunday. We paid for parking at approached and seen the closed sign. We waited about 10 min, still closed so we left. I ended up returning & it was open & of course parking was tougher. I did browse the store a bit. Super cute products.