This place is great! Soooo..... much to explore. You definitely can get your hunt on in this…read morestore. From vintage, antiques, MCM, 1800's 1900's all the way to modern day today. Love love love this store.

I truly enjoyed shopping! Very organized. Is a large place. Lots of rooms to go and explore. Each…read moreroom has a sign that says what is inside. They have a room just for books, bikes, furniture, clothing, linen etc etc. and they have room for .50 cents unless is marked down. The employees are very friendly, and they really go out of their ways to show you where things are etc. they even have a man's cave. That is cute because it contains everything you need to fix the house. You need a fan? Go to the man cave room number 2. Anyway, I do believe is a fun place to go and you find good things at a bargain. Sometimes, Is better to buy used than new

Charming well established coffee shop with great selection of coffee ,pastries and specialty…read moredrinks. Limited indoor seating but various outdoor options in good weather. Eclectic gift shop with clothing, books, and kitchenware. Popular with the locals. An interesting way to spend a coffee stop.

Briar house, the first step I take and open your front door, it makes me smile. I feel at home and…read morewelcomed when the friendly & hard-working baristas take my order with grace and joy. The drinks are delicious! Espresso is amazing and gives me energy for the day. The menu is large, so many options. All the special drinks keep me coming back for more. Finally, every time I go, I see something new in the shop - book, accessory or clothing. You are a gem of a place! Don't ever change. PS: If I had time, I would defiantly use the outdoor patio but it always warms my heart to see others having heartfelt conversations and laughter.

A wonderful business with quaint selections. There are odds and ends that are hard to find…read moreelsewhere while the store has a north woods appeal. It's in a new location off the main strip but my wife and I adore this store. The staff is wonderful and I love the selection of items.

Great service and very friendly. Love this boutique and shop there every year when I am in the…read moreNorthwoods.

We stumbled upon this spot and felt obligated to stop after learning about the significance of the…read moreHodag in Rhinelander. What a cute spot! There was a plethora of options including, but not limited to, vodka, onesies, plushies, magnets, and beer. If I'm being honest, I hadn't heard of the mythical creature until we came to Rhinelander and now I have a magnet on my fridge as a reminder of our time in this town. The person who helped us was an absolute delight and welcomed us to the area.

This has become Rhinelander's Hodag stuff store! Anything you can think of is here, with a Hodag on…read moreit! Through the front window of this repurposed service station, you can see an array of Hodag themed merchandise. Most of it is new, however, there are old, brown. Rhinelander Shorty bottles for sale, the same ones my mother and father used to drink Rhinelander beer from. Yellow diamond signs, reflective and manufactured to DOT standards warn of Hodag crossings. Other signs indicate Hodag parking only, others will be crushed. You'll find front license plates, license plate frames, mouse pads, thimbles, bells, bottle openers, salt and pepper shakers, refrigerator magnets, decals, geocaching emblems and, of course, sweatshirts and t-shirts in a wide range of sizes. The Hodag store shares the space with a resale shop filled with artifacts of several varieties. In addition, there are works of art for sale, of course, also themed around the Hodag. Because of the nature of art, the inventory is subject to change. During my visit, there was a cross-cut saw painted with a scene featuring the Hodag. What's a Hodag? It's a mythical beast that sprang from the fertile mind of another Rhinelander legend, Gene Shepard, a practical joker of renown. The fearsome creature was "captured" by Shepard in 1896. It was made by Shepard and an expert carver; Shepard exhibited the creature in carnival side-shows. It has since become the official symbol of Rhinelander, his image appearing on water towers, squad cars, and signage, he's even the mascot of the high school. A park is named for the Hodag and now there's even a huge music festival that uses his name. And now, thanks to the Hodag Store, you can own a piece of Rhinelander's ambassador and official mascot.

This is a real cool shop in Minocqua, WI. A lot of cool ideas and neat and eclectic decor items for…read moreyour home. Check it out and add some of these really neat items to your home decor.

Very friendly and a lot to check out. Would definitely recommend checking them out when in town.read more

This is the best women's shopping store in "up north" Wisconsin, and my favorite place to shop…read moreanywhere. I look forward to it's spring opening so I can explore its unique, reasonably priced and fabulously displayed clothes and accessories. It has an ever changing, extensive inventory. Its just so much fun to explore and shop here. Great place to find gifts too!.

A small shop up in the Northwoods, the store has a lot of variety of items for the antiquer to…read moreenjoy. The store also includes some handmade gifts.

After forty some years, this wonderful shop will be closing. For years I had shopped for special…read moreChristmas gifts and always found the right one. Retirement for this young at heart man is well deserved.

The selection is awesome and I usually find something to purchase. The store owners are sometimes…read moreunfriendly but they are not rude.