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.

First time coming here, I was visiting all the antique stores in the area and I had a check this…read moreone out while they had the market Square going on. This place has a great deal of antiques neatly on display and it features a lot of great stuff I was primarily looking for cool outdoor items for display while my wife was looking for cool kitchenware that was nostalgic. This place has decent finds at decent prices as well overall it was a really casual antique store experience but it does offer the most compared to other antique stores in this area

I didn't buy anything here, but loved the store and wish i didn't live so far away so I could go…read moreback more often. There was a variety of antiques packed into one store and I was in heaven. I came to Wisconsin on a girls weekend to get out of the city. My roommate, a Baraboo native, always comes back from home with cool furniture or jewelry that she finds in Baraboo antique stores so I was excited to try and find my own treasures. Our first stop in Baraboo's quite happening antique scene was Oak Street Antiques and Yarn Nook. We met up with my roommate's mom who was checking out as we walked in, but I was immediately distracted by a trunk full of wrapped presents. They were all $2 and labeled with the age range that the item inside would be appropriate for. I stood there for a good 5 minutes talking myself out of purchasing an armload full of them because I love a bargain and a surprise. After I got over my irrational urge to buy all the surprises, I started to look around the store. I really liked the layout and flow of the store. There were items everywhere, but I never felt overwhelmed and there was always room for 2+ people to move about. The front right corner of the store is the "yarn nook" section where you can buy all types of yarn and accessories and in the back left corner, there were a few ladies sitting around a large table and knitting. The back right corner has a room full of clothes, from old fur coats to shoes, to purses. The remainder of the store is full of items from postcards, cast iron, jewelry, books, boy scout uniforms, sleds, furniture, and tons of other unique items. There were quite a few items that piqued my interest but I had to resist as they were not practical purchases. I can't wait for my next trip to Baraboo to check out the new inventory at Oak Street Antiques!

This place is pretty huge! Some deals if you're in the mood to find them. Actually kind of fun…read moreto see some of the things your mom threw away when you went to college! Lots of the same stuff though. My wife did find a good deal on a basket that we 'needed" (heavy snark). The owners/workers? were terribly unfriendly and didn't engage in any way as we checked out. Literally didn't even make eye contact.

This place is big and full of STUFF. I found some of my favorite uranium pieces at this place and…read morewas delighted to join their list of vendors for the summer BIG outdoor flea market. Crazy Franks was recommended to me by another antique shop in Iowa, so I gladly made an hour trip from Madison to see the place. I left very happy and with a lighter wallet!

Very cute little antique shop with real antiques. There are so many different types of items. It's…read moreaffordable if you're realistic about pricing. We were able to get several items on a low budget. Entertaining to say the least. Easy to spend 30 minutes to 1 hour. We took at least an hour. Very friendly service.

This was a smaller facility than I had anticipated. From the outside it looks huge, but once inside…read moremany of the booths are only half full. Part of the facility is a "new item" retail store that you can actually walk into without going out side. The amount of plastic and sports chachki is in stark contrast to the old and rustic, right next door. Good place to get Wisconsin postcards at 4/$1

I love this vintage store so much! I come here every single time I visit Baraboo, Wi.read more

Always find something good here. A nice clean shop with alittle bit of everything. Owner is really…read morenice and will point you to other shops in the area to visit. But this is one of my favorite shops. Prices are also very reasonable.

A pretty standard antique and collectibles shop. There are some gorgeous things that I would never…read morebuy (like the lace and tulle wedding gown near the counter), some good finds if you know what you're looking for (my boyfriend came away with some good comic book deals), and a large amount of items that would probably be better suited at a rummage sale than an antiques store (80-cent unboxed Matchbox cars, records that came out in the last 20 years, crafts). As a kid I was a total weirdo and loved poring over the items that were older than my grandparents, lusting over the wrought-iron school desk that somehow never sold, wondering who wore the leather spats and pearl-buttoned dresses, marveling at the craftsmanship of hand-painted signs and hand-carved wood. As an adult, many of the items I've found at places like Cameo seem too modern, too junky, too common. Aside from the merchandise, the building was freezing. The book room has a large fan that feels like it's blowing air conditioning even though it's the middle of November, and the basement suffered from a similar breeze coming from a (de?)-humidifier. With a coat I was still cold - if I hadn't been waiting on my gent I'd have bolted much quicker. If you have something in mind to buy, this could be the place for you, but as someone just out to browse, it didn't take me to the same magical place the antique stores of my childhood did.

This place is fantastic! I saw it while driving by last month and insisted on stopping when I…read morehappened to pass again yesterday. We thought we'd take a little break and look around - we had no idea how HUGE the place is inside (relative to its outward appearance) and spent over an hour perusing the stalls! Impeccably maintained and nicely curated, this is a good antiques mall. Some prices are better than others, but that's to each stall owner of course. A really great book room and lots of small furniture pieces.

This antique mall was fun to pop into for a few hours this weekend. There's something for everyone…read morehere, and I now am on a mission to find more Josef Originals international collection, I didn't know they even had one until I found some of the pieces here. There isn't any cell phone service inside, so if you're with a party, have a meeting spot because you're not going to be able to call or text. It's a complete cell phone outage zone so just wanted to give a heads up, it's absolutely huge inside too.

This place has it all. Prices all over the board since it's a vendor booth type location, but you…read morecan find some happy prices. It's a cool place to look around in, just don't take the wife to the craft side or your wallet will be empty.