This is a very large building full of antiques and collectibles. It ranges from smalls to clothing…read moreto glass. There is not much furniture or a large amount of primitives, which I hoped to see.

My step sister catered their wedding at piggies and it was absolutely amazing! Would recommend!read more

So let's start out that the selection at this place is hard to beat. It's absolutely amazing, the…read morefloors and lighting need a little work in some places. The phone system needs to be repaired or replaced due to if you call they can't hear you and you can't really hear them also. The reason I know they don't work is I called them after I was overcharged. It was not a lot it was for 6.00 dollars but that is not the point. I had a really difficult time trying to work out the issue with the man on the phone and after he understood what happened he said " I can't do anything for you I just work here". The person on the phone then gave me the owners number, I called and left a message with no response. I called back a couple hours later and left a voicemail still no response. Again it's not the money amount, it's being passed off or ignored that bothers me the most. I will not say don't go there because I think you really need to see this place and all the amazing items. They need to make the phones work, one it's not safe if somebody got hurt and had to call medical attention the land line is useless. If they have a cellphone that works there then this situation should have never happened.

Great finds and good deals, worth a look-see! A great…read moreselection of signs and vintage advertising miscellaneous items!

I love antiquing. If you didn't know any better, you'd swear I was an old lady. I get a serious…read morerush from bargain hunting and I love kitschy knickknacks. I especially love when they are affordable, which the majority of the things carried here seemed to be. They rent out space to various dealers, so there's a large assortment of vintage beer steins, art deco dish sets, tin signs, ceramic figures, books and much, much more. The store is spacious and set up in no particular order. I had seen a billboard on the side of the highway that gave vague directions (get off at exits 115 or 116 and turn left). I asked if this was the antique shop featured in the ad, because I had forgotten the name, and didn't even get the entire question out before I was corrected that this was *the* antique shop. I'm not sure if the woman working there is blissfully unaware that there's another antique shop just around the corner, but she was very friendly and eager to help me find whatever I might be looking for. I told her I was just there to browse and was left alone. Some of the items seemed a bit overpriced. I'm not sure if they think some of the things are worth more than they really are or if I'm not that good at pricing collectible objects. There was a 7pc Russian nesting doll going for almost $100 (that seems to be about right as an import, but I gotta scoff at it since I was able to buy them for ~$20 in Ukraine) and a few other things that caught my attention and held my interest just long enough to flip over the price tag and quickly walk away. However, I don't know how much the owner of the shop really has to do with marking things. As I mentioned, they rent the space out to people, so it's possible each person picks their own price and I can't blame Ruxton for having items outside of my price point.

Stopped in after a nice lunch next door at the Mayers Office…read more We were really impressed with the wide variety of very interesting finds throughout the store. First off, this isn't just an antique store. It's in a very old bank with vaults included! I've been in banking in various capacities in my professional career for the last 25 years so this alone was a real treat for me. The two ladies that own the place, are about some of the best people you can ever meet. They made us feel very welcomed and also trusted us enough to rummage through their storage area to look for hidden goodies that hadn't made it to the floor yet. I really don't want to get the word out about how great this place is so I can have all the finds to myself (LOL), but you really need to make a point of stopping in and saying hello when you are in the area. So glad we made the time today and will definitely be back again.

Took awhile to look at everything but got alot found some good sales of strawberry things I was…read morelooking for.

Great place that is full of variety. Awesome place to get lost for hours inside. I've never seen a…read morestore with so many different things in it.

Takes no accountability for racist displays. This place made me sick to my stomach. I've come here…read moremultiple times, even spent over $100, so most of the staff recognized me. When I visited this time, I noticed they changed the display o with the black face doll. With everything happening, I asked if they could separate the police badge from the black face doll, since the badge wasn't there previously, and they said it's not their problem. They could care less if an item or entire display is racist. They only care about making money and showcasing their distaste for people of color. They lost this customer quick.

This Antique shop isn't the biggest place but it is homey. The lady that was there, Sally was very…read moresweet and informative. The place has 2 stories full of lovely antiques, I didn't find anything to my liking but I'm more into certain toys but I totally recommend you Come check it out!

I had some time to spare while in Winona and I was in the market for finding a couple birthday…read moregifts for my parents and so I decided to stop and take a look at what was inside this big, red building. Basically, a ton of stuff! There is a mix of antiques, craft items, and local trinkets. Multiple levels to go through and every nook and corner is stuffed full of things. Very cool selection and prices were very reasonable. I saw some nice furniture pieces for under $50! I didn't buy anything this time around but when I have more time on my hands, I will stop back and take a deeper look.

Treasures Under Sugar Loaf is a giant antique mall on the western bluff of the Mississippi in…read moreWinona, directly under the "Sugar Loaf" rock formation. This new reincarnation of the antique mall has been open for about 3 years. They're a lot better than the old antique mall. And they have a few things going for them that set them apart from other antique malls in the Midwest. 1. Treasures is huge! It's 2 floors plus a large 3rd floor balcony. Due to the massive size, you're bound to find something you like. 2. The vendors seem to mostly be above average. No lame little cubby holes or slackers. This is a sign of good management and oversight. 3. They have about...maybe...10% craft items throughout. I usually despise seeing this stuff in antique malls. But all of the craft areas I saw were actually very nice and well done. They won me over. 4. Finally, they're family owned. The entire effort is a family affair. I talked to the wife and the husband. And I saw at least a couple of kids running around cleaning stuff and wrapping things for customers. Nice! Treasures Under Sugar Loaf isn't worth driving all the way from Minneapolis. But it's definitely worth the stop if you happen to be in the area. Thanks for a great treasure hunting experience! -Daddy Maxx Retro

She skims off anything good and the rest of the low end items are sold rummage sale style. Has less…read morethan ZERO KNOWLEDGE of anything !!!

She does not run estate sales. She runs garage sales. Which is fine if you want pennies on the…read moredollar for your items. Just buyer beware if you are in the market for an estate sale person don't go with Tami. If you have to clear a horder type house Tami is your gal as she will haul away alot of stuff without even trying to sell it. Also, estate sales are supposed to be held on the weekends so more people can attend. Not on a Tuesday and Thursday during the daytime when most people are at work. My folks only made about $1,800 for a very full 3 bedroom two bath house. Sure it was cleaned out at the end but it still causes us much pain to even talk about it today. If you have true treasures and want the actual price that they are worth don't go with this company. If you are ok with getting a dollar or two for something that should be sold for 50 or more than go with Tami. If you want items individually priced Don't go with Tami. If you want a sale on the weekend Don't go with Tami. If you Don't want your heart broken even a year later don't go with Tami. If you have a horder house type of situation yes go ahead with Tami as that is what she really does a glorified garage sale who will not even bother to put the teacups with their matching plates together for the sale. My heart is sad even today as I write this review about my folks sale, I feel like crying.