136 Vintage is a fun and even educational store to browse. I always love going there, especially…read morewhen I have an out of the ordinary gift need. It's a fun treasure hunt every time, and I love great choices for a treasure hunt for those I love and desire to bless with a special and unique gift, or for my home.

Can't believe I'm the first one to review this place! Honored…read more Pros - Tons of parking, easy access from I-35. North Branch just had a new overpass installed and the construction is mostly done. Very accessible if you are traveling in either North or South direction. - Some good deals to be had and for the most part there should be something for everyone albeit a slim selection of stores. - It's never so busy that you can't shop here w/o going crazy. Sure there are occasional busses coming from Canada pouring down for outlet shopping, but NOTHING like the Albertville Outlet Mall. I've never seen it unbearable here, most likely due to the size of the town and it being miles from the Twin Cities. Cons - No real place to eat at the mall itself. There are fast food places on either side of the interstate, but nothing once you've parked @ the mall. - Not the best selection of stores. Honestly, I really only go to the Gap outlet, occasionally the Nike store, and maybe a kitchen place. It's pretty barren. If you're used to the Albertville Outlet Mall, you will be disappointed.

Well, this was right off from I-35 on our way back to Des Moines. So, we stopped here just to see…read moreif there was anything worth getting. My friend got some jeans at Old Navy and I got some cookware at the two kitchen stores. Otherwise, nothing much here in terms of variety. If you really want to find stuff, then head over to Albertville Premium Outlets. This is pretty sorry outlet mall if you ask me.

We love coming to Waldoch Farm in fall for all the fun. Today we decided to try it out during…read moresummer for Strawberry picking and that was just as fun! Girls spent hours doing all the fun activities. Can't wait for the new corn pit to be finished! Also the sparking cider is the best!!

Waldoch Farm and Garden Center is a fun place for all ages to explore and see!…read more I went back in mid August and didn't know what to expect as it was my first time there. Parking was free and easy. Once you get to the entrance gate, you'll be greeted by staff to show your admission ticket or buy tickets. It's reasonable priced. I purchased the admission with ride and getting a sunflower option. Service was fast and friendly. There's a station near the front to line up for the hay ride which approximately runs every 15-20 minutes. But my friends and I decided to explore other stations before doing the hay ride. There were mini houses and mini log cabin displays to check out. There was a mini kart race track that adults and kids can actually grab a kart and peddle around the track. That was a fun experience! There's also a okay ground that both kids and adults can play Through the courses.. Once we got through the stations, we headed back to the entrance to wait for the hayride. The hayride would bring us way back into the fields where you can see them growing peppers, sunflowers and pumpkins. We were dropped off into the sunflower fields to browse, take pics and then eventually able to pick a sunflower or flowers form the fields at the end per the packages we laid for. I had to leave early so I was t able to cut one for myself. But would love to come back another time to experience it again haha.

Huge, soaring ceilings with lots of natural light make this place an instant hit in my book…read more Couple that with they delicious assortment of yummy yarn and its fate. She had everything I look for in a good yarn shop. Coffee for the customers, soft yarns, my favorite brands, comfy chairs to sit and knit in, a table for learning and wonderful variety. It was lovely! This is the kind of yarn shop you want in your neighborhood so that you can have stitch & *itch nights with the girl friends. Very glad I stopped in and was able to support this small, local business!

Great selection of yarn, fun owner who winds the skeins of yarn you buy. Would recommend!read more

Service was meh, took my guitar in to get restringed and the guy I gave it to initially screwed the…read morepooch, they then held it for weeks telling me it was not even touched yet, my grandpa had prepaid for the entire restring and he was so proud to help me out. Took them about a month to fix my guitar, when they had fixed what they messed up they expected me to pay EVEN MORE. Took a few words of reason and they let me off free. Will never go back. 0/10 do not recomend to anyone at all.

Lots and lots of inventory...I have to 'watch' my purse strings when I go in here because we can…read morealways find the new, improved version of musical things from books, drums, guitars, picks, amps, bags- you get the picture? Right? I would suggest you stop in and shop- their employees are friendly, non- intrusive and knowledgeable, yet humble...if they don't have an answer for your question, they admit it and help you on your path. It's fun to hear other customers trying out instruments! Stroll on in and have a delightful afternoon.

Best service you could ever ask for. We have had them do floors, back splash and a entire tile bath…read morefor us. Plus we have bought numerous pieces of furniture from them. Superb in every way.

Very nice staff ( Joey and Sonya) and easy to deal with. They are very accommodating and helpful…read more One stop shopping. They are fifty miles away from us but well worth the drive.

Beautiful plants, well propagated, nourished & cared for. If you like succulents truly is the place…read moreto shop. Huge variety. Fo are gigantic , lush.

Whoa. This place is succulent city…read more My friend is getting married in a couple of weeks and is making her own bouquets and arrangements for the tables (yes, she's crazy). She tracked down Greenworld because they sell their cuttings at much cheaper prices than you'd find at a florist. On Saturday morning, four of us hopped in a car stocked with Isles puppy dog tails and coffee and shlepped ourselves to North Branch to check it out and pick out which cuttings she wanted for the arrangements. You have to make an appointment during their off-season---they are not open to the public otherwise. I've NEVER seen so many succulents in one place. Mainly, the greenhouse is full of hundreds of kinds that I had never seen ever. Strange rose-mimicking plants, bright orange and purple colors, furry friends, snowball cacti... and a new kind of aloe plant that looks like a cylon basestar (nerd alert). See photo: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/greenworld-greenhouse-north-branch?select=TLWUoAhWW9BCHHh4jCkTIg#TLWUoAhWW9BCHHh4jCkTIg The owner is super chatty, but also informative about how to take care of the plants and when would be the earliest to put the bouquets together. For example, did you know that you are supposed to clip succulents fairly often and then replant the clippings. Otherwise some of them just get tall and sad. He was nice enough to make cuttings for a wedding inspiration board, so to speak. We messed around with combinations of different plants for a while and then let him know what the plan was. After that, I roamed the aisles again and picked our some new additions to my own succulent family (I've covered my whole bay windowsill with them). I picked our four good size plants that were only $5 each and not things you'd typically see in a store. Normally, they do accept credit cards, but it's cash or check during the off-season. The cylon plant has shown no signs of attacking the other plants, but there are many copies... and they have a plan.

If you're looking for a fall outing that's calm, charming, and refreshingly low-key--this is your…read morespot. It's not massive or frantic like some of the big-name places (yes, Severs, we're looking at you), and best of all: admission is free. Now, if you're a die-hard corn maze enthusiast, you might want to look elsewhere. This place skips the maze madness--and honestly, that's a win. Corn mazes are often overpriced and overhyped (still looking at you, Severs). And petting zoos? Also not here. They tend to be germy, full of animals that are prone to bite, and they'll soak you for the cost of the feed. Hard pass. No pig races either. No long lines. Just simple, cheap fun. It's the icing on the pumpkin cake So if you want to make joyful memories with your kids, wander through pumpkin fields, and soak up the season without the stress of a State Fair vibe, you're in the right place. What Free Admission Gets You: --A fresh corn pit (changed out yearly--unlike the dusty ones at larger venues) --Playground with slides, swings, large sandboxes, and rocking horses --Tons of photo ops for the whole family Extras: --Face painting --Specialty coffees and indoor snacks --Food trucks, mini donuts, snackable items (large iced coffee with cream was $3.5) A wide selection of reasonably priced gourds, field pumpkins, and large potted mums; also offer indian corn, rushes, hand-painted pumpkins and hay rides in October. Prices: Small gourds: $1.50 Medium fancy: $5 Any field pumpkin: $6 LARGE potted mums: $20 Full-size straw hay bales: $8 The pumpkins are impressively grown--many are flawless and some are downright huge. You won't have to search far to find your perfect pick. Just note: this was the last weekend of September, so selection may thin out as Halloween approaches but boy they have a lot of pumpkins. Final Touches: --Friendly staff --Clean porta-potties --Handwashing station with real running water and soap --Dogs welcome (on leash) This is the kind of fall magic we can all get behind that won't break your bank.

Such a fun place for a reasonable price. Corn pit, food sticks and play areas which is so cool for…read morekids. Pick your own pumkin for $5 and hayrides $10 but need to be scheduled ahead of time during the week. My kids loved it!