Super cute antique shop. Nice people. Very reasonable prices. I'm sold! Now I'm regretting not…read moregetting that thing that I wanted! I believe they also do re-upholstery services. I was drooling over the fabrics in the back. I will definitely be returning!

On our day trip to the mississippi river area , we stumbled upon crazy franks flea market. This…read moreplace is filled with everything imaginable. We scored a nice Kelce brothers T-shirt and a vintage ashtray. Thanks about fifteen or twenty minutes to do a full walkthrough. On saturdays and sundays , they have an outdoor flea market with other vendors. My my wife.\nLoves these type of spots.So obviously we had to stop.

This place is pretty huge! Some deals if you're in the mood to find them. Actually kind of fun…read moreto see some of the things your mom threw away when you went to college! Lots of the same stuff though. My wife did find a good deal on a basket that we 'needed" (heavy snark). The owners/workers? were terribly unfriendly and didn't engage in any way as we checked out. Literally didn't even make eye contact.

The owners are so nice and they offer so much to the community!! It's amazing seeing all the…read moreindependent artists' work from our community featured at their store. If you're ever in town, check it out!!

I love this vintage store so much! I come here every single time I visit Baraboo, Wi.read more

I've never seen a more organized "antique" store, ever…read more To be fair, there's a mix of new & old here but every single item appears to be carefully chosen, nicely displayed and regularly dusted. If you're a collector of Elvis plates, Hummels, board games, Coca Cola stuff or lunch boxes you'll be n heaven here. They also stock a lot of beer/brewery stuff like mugs, tappers and serving trays. Prices are incredible - a notch up from rummage sale prices (but not much). For example, they had tons of nice German beer steins in the $10-20 range. Definitely worth a stop for a look around. FYI - no credit cards. Cash or personal checks (can't believe anyone still takes them!) only.

Walking around town, my friends and I decided to check out this place and see what they had. Holy…read morenostalgia! There is so much cool stuff in there! Everything from old tin lunchboxes to dolls to jewelry and everything in between. My boyfriend bought a cool, old medicine bottle from the 40s that had really funny directions on it and some neat pint glasses to add to our ever-growing collection. I was really excited about my purchase. My favorite baseball player is Paul Konerko and I managed to find a PK bobblehead! I was so thrilled! The prices are very reasonable for the cool stuff you can get. Cash only, though. Everyone from any generation will enjoy these antiques.

You can literally get lost in the nooks and crannies of this store. Treasures always to be found. A…read morefun browsing experience.

The selection is amazing and the fact they have a wide array of vintage mcm furniture is fantastic…read more The service was excellent and the value of the items they have made the trip with it. I was impressed with this antique store. The value is out of this world!

Atomic is hands down the best antique mall in the area. I've been a regular visitor since it…read moreopened. Definitely worth a visit! Clean and bright, and booths have generally been fairly organized and merchandised well. Booth SP always delivers and I just love his stuff. One observation (for this shopper) is that the current mix of vendors feels saturated by vintage clothing (if that's your thing, get over there asap) and cluttered 1960s-1970s booths. This trend probably reflects the customer demographic, though, so I get it. I see a lot more college and older 20-somethings shopping there, and that's nice to see. As a middle-aged person who gravitates to timeless pieces, however, I find myself spending less and less time there, which is disappointing ... because I've got disposable income to blow! lol

I used to really love this place. I've been here many many many times, even as a kid. At one time,…read moreit had two floors filled to the brim with quality MCM furniture and items with reasonable prices. Unfortunately, the last time I came here, it was pretty disappointing. They closed the top floor so it's now pretty limited and the "reasonable prices" have certainly fallen off. The woman at the front desk seemed less than thrilled that I was there and seemed rather annoyed at me and my friend. I bought an item for $18. She rang it up, after fees, it came out to $19.47. She then told me that "I better go find another item" because there's a $20 minimum for credit card purchases. Really? She couldn't make an exception for the $.53 I was off by? I told her to just add the difference and charge my credit card an even $20. She then proceeded to charge me $21.10 for some reason. Glad you got $3 and evaded the $.03 credit card fee but you lost a customer for life. Sigh.

This mall has a large parking lot across the street, which wasn't packed on the Sunday afternoon…read morethat we went. But I can imagine it would be an issue for the winter times. The mall was accessible for wheelchairs for entrances and getting to the second floor with an easily accessed elevator. But the aisles and the space within the booths can be pretty narrow. Making accessibility kinda hard in certain areas. I was a tad nervous just walking in certain tight spaces. This place was a mix of vintage items, Victorian era, limited primitive selection. Upstairs has a great MCM glass vendor. Also a large section for vintage clothing. We were given a low down from the guys at Watertown that some of the vendors from Odana went to Waterloo. Which makes sense. The first floor side room screams Odana vendors, especially the prices.