It's amazing shopping a business first establish in 1891 and in a building that was built in 1916…read more Walking through the doors is like going back in time. It's unlike any Kohls or other modern department store. Wood floors, over 100 year old wood floors with character that have a vintage feel and an ever so faint creak from them. Neatly organized shelves and racks of clothes with a wide variety to choose from. They have a yarn department,'book department, men's, women's, shoes, gifts, and in the basement Toys! My lovely bride almost had to drag me from the book department as I was on a shopping spree. Then it was on to the men's shoe department that was well stocked and had knowledgeable staff. Most importantly, it's a traditional shoe department, that provides a customer with Service. Not rows of boxes, that you fumble through and serve yourself. Have a seat, the clerks comes to you and asks how can they help? They go in the back and return with boxes of shoes for you to try on. What a very patient and knowledgeable staff! I couldn't get a good fit on my first visit even after trying different sizes, my feet were swollen from a long car trip. I returned the following day and the fit perfectly, On the Yelp review it prompts: Amazing! What went well!; one choice is Value. Prices here are very fair, one could always chase the internet and beat a price unlike. There is value with a brick and motar business. Stock on hand, able to be tried on, friendly and knowledgeable staff and from my perspective that adds considerable value. They even offer a Frequent Shopper Program that I signed up for. It's not a card or computer program, a sheet of paper with your names, boxes to be handwritten in with your purchases and then a 10% reward. Schroeder's nailed it with Service, Selection and Value! Highly recommended and worth the trip.

Great nostalgic shoppe in the heart of Two Rivers. Redeveloped with many different sections of…read moreretail plus espresso bar. Friendly customer service. Lots of Knick knacks/souvenirs for visitors and retail for all.

I just returned two plants that died over the winter and they were very easy to return. The…read moreservice is always top notch. I am not from CA. I am local.

I have spent quite a bit of money here over the years but have finally had it. Trying to exchange…read moredead expensive plants is impossible. They say they will stand behind them but not really true. Bought my mom a big plant for Mothers Day. It really never bloomed much and then died and dried up. My mom definitely has a green thumb. She tried to exchange it but no luck. So I went in to talk to them about a return for a different plant and was told sorry nothing we can do. You would think they would care more about regular customers buy I guess not. I was quite surprised they didn't really care. I won't ever go back and will be sure to share my experiences.

A great shop! As soon as I walked in, I knew I would be interested in buying something. They have a…read morelittle of bit of everything. Super cute decor, food, clothing, jewelry, etc. The store is spread out well and comfortable to shop in. Very friendly service. I think the prices are reasonable. I wish I knew about this store sooner! A great place to buy gifts or treat yourself to something new. I'll be back!

Right across from Manitowoc Coffee is a very cool store. Ivy Trails Lakeshore is a tourist…read moreorientated gift and knickknack store. Everything from Manitowoc t-shirts and post cards to garden gnomes, spirit glass orbs, wall hangings and other decor for the home and outside patio. This is just a sampling of what you can find in this eclectic and interesting little store. You'll have to see all they have to offer for yourself. The type of store where you can leisurely browse. There is no pressure; but the folks that work there are friendly and helpful. You will most likely find something you cannot live without. If you have some time to check it out; and some money burning a hole in your pocket, it would behoove you to go there and treat yourself to a little giftee. Or to find something for someone who is tough to shop for. Oh yeah, and it smells good in there

Better quality prints than Walgreen's and more knowledgeable staff. They carry a wide variety of…read morephoto equipment and a neat collection of vintage cameras.

Found this place online and stopped on our way to Two Rivers. They make many different kinds of…read morebirdhouses and outdoor items at very reasonable prices. I bought a bluebird house, a wren house and an oriole feeder and spent about $28!

I got a simple little wood wren house for $7 at our local country store, from Andercraft. I already…read morehave a wren in it.

If you are looking for a great game store in the area check this place out. They have tons of used…read morevintage games and systems along with the latest board games. Great shop and fantastic service! Come check it out!

Was treated disingeniously from the get go was insulted about offers on cards and wasnt helpful…read morewhen asking for recommendations where to sell next. Would not recommend to anyone trying to sell cards.

Ebert's sheer volume of merchandise really took me aback when I walked in. I agree with another…read morereviewer that it is overwhelming, but it was not un-navigable. There was merchandise stacked literally four or more layers tall, and the aisles were narrow, so don't plan to bring your stroller there. There was tons and tons of furniture: dressers, chairs, armoires, cabinets, tables...you name it. Also, I might have counted 79 white glass pitchers and dozens and dozens of decoys. There were clocks, lamps, some beer signs (but overall not a lot of signs), and even some statues. I didn't notice a lot of dust or spider webs on any of the merchandise. The prices were not low, but maybe they are negotiable, I'm not sure. However I have to say that after going to Ebert's and then stopping by the place next door, Ebert's was more appealing to me.

Ebert's is right next door to another antique mall and the two couldn't be more different. As with…read moreany antique shop, what you like/collect will determine how you feel. If you're into farmhouse furniture, old decoys, mantel clocks or oil lamps, Eberts is your place. There are several big barn spaces stacked 10' high with dressers, cupboards and hundreds and hundreds of chairs. The owners are a nice older couple who obviously have a passion for these categories - most things seem to be from the Victorian era to maybe the 20's. Condition obviously varies, and there's a breathtaking amount of stuff crammed into the space making it hard to see everything easily. That said, it actually isn't especially dusty. Aisles can be quite narrow and I definitely worried about a pile of chairs falling on me (not implying things are unsafe, it's just so much stuff piled up, you know?). Anyway, if this kind of stuff if your jam or if you're looking to furnish a B&B, Eberts will make for an interesting visit.

I'm unsure who loves this place more-my children or me. We've been going here at least once a year…read morefor many years. So, yes it costs $13 for admission, which I feel is slightly pricey but when we go we always get a full day on the farm in so it's worth it. You begin with a guided tour which includes chicken catching, baby chicks & ducks, goats, pigs, cow milking, a pony ride for the kids & a wagon ride to name some. Then you get to go off & hang out pretty much wherever you'd like. We spend the majority of our visit catching the chickens (careful, it's addicting), visiting the baby chicks & ducks that are under heat bulbs, and playing with the kittens. There are benches to sit at if you bring a picnic type lunch so you can stay as long as you'd like. They've got a pumpkin patch in Fall, and along with the oranges ones, they've got gorgeous white & green ones for sale. Weddings! I recently attended a wedding here and it was spectacular! I'd get remarried just to throw a party in their barn. The food was excellent (I'm not sure if it was catered in or not), the way they decorated everything inside and out was magical, and the amount of space for guests seemed never ending since you can mingle outside or in. The couple getting married had their ceremony here as well. It was set up in a back field and they brought guests to the picturesque setting by wagon. For those unable to access the wagon, they had golf carts bringing people to that area as well. I honestly can say I have never seen a more gorgeous wedding, and they also knew how to make it fun & exciting for everyone. Overall, I recommend checking this farm out at least once. It's a great, interactive, family friendly venue to visit that creates lasting memories.

Kinda cool. The tour is ok. A bit pricey imo. The 'farmers' are polite and seem to know when to…read morestop the children from going too far. The poop in the climbing tires was awful. As was the response from employees. No one took care of the poop.