It was great got what I want to make stone arr... I'm going back an very fare…read more. I say go there u will love it

ASK FOR SUMMER! Summer is the most knowledgeable employee…read morethere. She can explain the properties of crystals, knows about Reiki, tarot cards, and is a sacred geometry instructor. Kathy the owner is AAAAMAZING!! An excellent leader, educator, and wonderful woman and business owner. I'm glad she's been able to keep Mystery Gallery open for the community! Family owned and run. SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES :-)

I loved Barton Antique Mall from the moment we walked in. My family and I came down from Sandy. We…read morewere so pleased with a light joke from John. He was a sweet-spoken military veteran who helped us with the rings and little nick-nacks we were after. We got several little things to add to our homes. I'm sure you will appreciate their value for customer service. We will surely be back. Thank you for the kind service.

Lots of fun things to look at and very friendly people. Found some great outdoor decorations. Will…read moreprobably be back for more when we start working on other projects around the house

Awesome selection and great prices. Good layout. I find treasures every time I go! The staff are…read morefriendly and helpful. From cottage, country and mountain living, there's ample products to enjoy.

Well curated store with interesting items wherever you look. Nice, friendly staff that is…read moreknowledgable and happy to help.

Such a fun bookstore! Beautiful art, fun atmosphere…read more I found several books for my kids, and enjoyed talking with the owner. Some friends and I taught a class on native plants here, and it was a delight to work with Alyse.

I am an avid reader. Scratch that. I am a voracious reader. I read 170 books last year. And Maggie…read moreMae's is my favorite book store. I buy books from them. I attend many of their fun events, I read along with their book clubs. I pre-order books through them. I just love everything about them. So, if you want a book, puzzle, journal, stickers, bookmarks, etc., Maggie Mae's is the place to go. You will be in good hands with Sho, Alyse, Amy, and Brandon. Oh, and they have a large selection of books with sprayed edges. I just picked these beauties up this afternoon. Happy reading!

Thanks MY M K B CARD SHOP , for now being in the community…read more Over 10 yrs, congratulations!

Great little gift shop. Well, I say "little" but it really isn't. They have lots of things: purses,…read moreclothes, jewelry, knickknacks, candles, baby clothes and baby items... When I need a gift for a female, I can usually find something nice. (That being said, they really don't have much of anything for males. Oh well! Fred Meyer sells beer.)

This store was pretty cool! It had a bunch of tinier vendor spots inside. I loved seeing all the…read morevarious vendor items. There was MTG, vinyls, Sonny angels, and lots and lots of Troll dolls, haha. Since there were different vendors prices varied across. My favorite was this hello kitty storefront they had a ton of calico critter inspired keychains'

This is a cute little antique shop. Sometimes you.can find some real treasures. Everytime I go in…read morelooking for camera gear, old and new, and I can often find something. Additionally, the prices are pretty reasonable. Suggest taking a look when you visit the area.

Clean and colorful store. My kiddos went bananas in here, so def recommend one adult watching…read morekiddos while you shop. Yes, Beanstalk is a bit on the pricier side in terms of consignment stores, but I did find a number of goodies for each of my kiddos from PJ's to swim wear to toys. I loved the shoes, rain boots, and rain gear selection they had and lots of Hanna Anderson, Columbia, and like clothing. Friendly staff. I would def recommend a stop here. *Street parking

Beanstalk has some frustratingly limited hours, making it difficult to patronize on the regular…read more(especially during the work week!), but when you do manage to get in the door, there's some fantastic treasures to be found here. Although it is primarily a consignment children's clothing store, you'll also find no shortage of wonderful, analog toys to plant the seeds of imagination in your little ones, in the hope that they'll sprout into clever, intelligent, fully-functioning, not-screen-addicted adults! This must be a conscious choice, because I could find nary an electronic device anywhere in the shop! Big kudos from me on that point alone! As for the clothing, let's just say, you're spoilt for choice. While some of the items are a little on the pricier side than I would like for a consignment shop, the quality of the clothing here is impeccable: clean, well-organized, and a healthy variety of sizes and styles. Everything you could need for any age, from newborn and toddler, up through the early grade school years: shirts, pants, dresses, hats, coats, shoes (TONS of shoes!), costumes, and all sorts of accessories! There's also a small selection of baby stuff in the back, including cribs, swings, and a host of different devices that I have no clue as to their function, but will assuredly be learning about them in the coming months (my wife is due next month)! In the last year, I have come to learn that shopping for a new child sucks, mostly because there is a dearth of places that have any quantity of clothing and accessories, outside of the big box stores, which I would prefer not to frequent, if possible. Thankfully, Beanstalk is here to pick up the slack, but you DO have to make an effort to get here during operating hours, particularly if you work during the week: Saturday (from 10am to 5pm) is your only real available option.

​I've long had my eye on a vacant Glisan storefront in the North Montavilla neighborhood, wishing…read moresome cool new business would fill the space. I was thrilled to find out local ceramic artists Mary Carroll and Alexandria Cummings have joined forces to open Fine Things, a ceramics studio and home decor retail space. Their website mentions the retail space will eventually offer their own ceramics, as well as some of their favorite home goods. I can't wait to see this business bloom into a bustling hub for ceramic enthusiasts and artisans - it's just what the neighborhood needs! The studio offers a membership-based workspace for less than $250 a month, providing ceramicists with 24/7 access to a spacious and well-lighted environment equipped with shared tools and resources. The owners are hoping to create a collaborative community where artists can hone their craft and potentially build a following of their own. I haven't had an opportunity to speak with anyone who is using the space, but I am definitely intrigued. At this price... who knows? I might try my hand at becoming a ceramicist. I am such a huge fan of both Mary Carrol and Alexandria Cummings' work, and I can't wait to have a spot to purchase their work right in my neighborhood! Keep an eye out for their retail space, and contact the Fine Things if you are interested in renting production space. I believe they still have spots available.

Sweet shop! I bought finger puppets for grandkids and a beautiful coffee cup. Lovely owners - I…read morehighly recommend checking this store out!