Pete's has it all. Seriously. They have an amazing assortment of hunting and fishing clothing and…read moregear, including army surplus equipment, propane, bait and tackle, grocery items, Carhart clothing, duck, geese, turkey calls, and so much more. They offer hunting and fishing licenses, knife sharpening, as well as friendly and personable service. A family owned and run business with a ton of hometown farm charm. I love this place.

A very welcoming environment for people both new to rc and veterans of the hobby. The customer…read moreservice was fantastic. The owners make you feel like family The second you walk in, and really know their stuff. I would rate it 6 stars if I could.

I stopped in towards the end of a 60-mile biking day when I realized that I had lost my Chamois…read moreButt'r supply and realized that I couldn't make it more than 30 miles the next few days without lubricating "down there". I called from 5 miles out of town to make sure they had a supply and that they would be open when I passed through. Less than 30 minutes later I was wheeling my gravel bike into their expansive shop. Talk about great selection! On first glance their inventory would rival many of the bike shops in the Twin Cities. I wanted to spend a bit of time perusing, but it was getting late and I still had a dozen miles to go before setting up camp. I purchased an (expensive) stick of Chamois Butt'r (the tube format works better IMO) and they let me re-fill my water bladder from the staff kitchen. One of the attendants directed me through town to the southern terminus of the Glacial Lakes State Trail. The other one informed me that he had never heard of or seen the biker campsite that the GLST website indicates. He was correct as nothing seems to be at that location.

the best bike shops in town They know what they're doing took my bike there they are awesomeread more

I used to LOVE unity but I am very disappointed to see a crafting company leaning so heavily into…read moreAI For their marketing and social media. It is wasteful and not conducive to harboring and promoting creativity in the papercrafting world.

I can't say enough good things about Unity Stamp Company!…read more They've got a huge variety of rubber stamps in lots of styles, themes, and sizes. In addition, there are stamps at all different price points, too. They've got single sentiments as low as $1.79 and cute stamps called {itty bitty}s for $6.99. In addition to their regular retail selections, they have a number of stamp clubs. There's a monthly Kit of the Month and a weekly itty bitty club. Quality is absolutely top-notch. I have hundreds of Unity stamps and have only had one problem. There was a bubble in the rubber on one of my stamps. I e-mailed my issue with a photo of the problem, and they sent another stamp out to me right away. Can't beat that. The rubber stamps are very high-quality rubber mounted on cling foam. They're also cut out for our convenience. The company is active on Facebook and their blog, so there are plenty of ideas and lots of inspiration.

Stopped in here last week, looking for something specific for a project I have been working on! All…read more3 spots had a number of things that I found of interest! I know why they are calling it the Bloc! It's big! Everything was clean and so organized. The displays looked like they were from a cover of a magazine! Whoever is putting together each area has a true gift! Prices are far less than other places I have visited. I certainly have to stop back when I drop sizes and am due for a new wardrobe! I am going to get more bang for my buck at this place! The cashier was a huge help pointing me in the right direction, and I am a fan of those blue eyes! The founder of the place swung by and she checked to see if I was finding everything okay and let me loan a tape measure, also. I asked numerous questions and she was willing to answer everyone of them! Thanks! Means the world to know what the stores are all about! I can't wait to go back! And I found the item I was looking for!

It's a thrift store, but there are two things that separate this store from the others in town…read more First, Becky (the manager) and her staff have knowledge in display, marketing, and merchandising, which means it looks more like a boutique than a thrift store (and it doesn't stink!). Secondly and most importantly, this thrift shop exists literally to bless others. Each month, the store chooses a different organization to which the entire month's profits go. Unlike the other stores in town, this business is mission-minded and outreach-oriented. It's in the Skylark Mall now! Check it out.