One of the most wonderful places to shop in Charlevoix. Friendly caring people , super great…read moreservice.

The people that work here are very nice and smell good. The manikins are kind of creepy but the…read moreclothing selection is very nice.

Great creative talented owner of this business! Fun and interesting items on display…read more Loved all her arrangements.

Visited Deer Creek Junk today while staying in East Jordan, such a great store!! Tons of unique…read moreand hard to find items, amazing architectural salvage. The owner was super nice, very friendly, you can tell she loves what she does, very creative with a great eye! Highly recommend!

I'm sorry to report this store appears to be closed. I had a great time shopping here last summer,…read morebut when I returned this week, their sign was down, and the space is empty. The address on this Yelp page is actually a residence across the street that doesn't seem to be a store. I'd love to hear otherwise or find out where this shop-owner might have moved to! It had a great selection of vintage items from milk glass, to quilts, to MCM jewelry and housewares.

The best new antique/vintage shop in the area!! I highly recommend you stop in just to look-…read moreExperiencing the way Kara has everything displayed is just a visual treat in itself. And, yes, of course, I have been bringing in some of my own treasures each week to consign. If you're not dropping in there at least once a week you are definitely missing out!! Darrell

I went to this boutique two weeks ago when I was on vacation with family. They have beautiful…read moreclothing, shoes and accessories here. Alona was so nice and made us feel so welcome. I forgot the other co-owners name but she was really sweet too! I was so glad to discover their website this past week so I can do some online shopping before I make another trip back up to Petoskey :)

Decent gift shop with some unique giftware and home decor…read more I assume this shop is somehow connected to the Grandpa Shorter's gift shop down the street, just based on the name. I stopped in on vacation, mostly because the window display seemed kind of fun and interesting and the signage indicated they sold antiques. Well, I didn't see any antiques (total bummer), but I did spy some cute decorative home accents, crafting items, gift ware and seasonal stuff. Apart from that, the shop stocked a lot of "boutique" baby gear, too, including clothing, toys, accessories for the new mom, and stuffed animals. Admittedly, much of the baby gear was quite cute, but way overpriced considering it's for infants and they're only going to wear most of those clothes once or twice. I wasn't super impressed by the level of service, which seemed non-existent. Some items weren't clearly-priced, which I found a bit annoying. Other items just seemed highly marked up. While a lot of it was nice, I just didn't think it was that nice, you understand? More or less, I'd say I wasn't bowled over. They did have some lovely Petoskey Stone jewelry and similar trinkets along that line as well, however, but then every gift shop downtown has those. For a small boutique, it was crammed with merchandise, maybe a bit too much so. It was hard to really scope out anything very well when everything was a bit too crowded. I kept thinking I was going to knock over a tightly-placed display or something. On the other hand, what they did sell seemed to be an eclectic mix, coupled with some very cute things. Unfortunately, everything that I was interested in didn't seem to be clearly priced. What gives? The person behind the counter seemed too busy and was engaged in conversation, so I didn't bother to stick around any longer to find out what I wanted. I felt like I was interrupting the employee who was ensconced in a deep conversation with a friend. For me, bad service is a turnoff, so I walked out. If I'm up that way again, and I definitely plan to be, I'll probably give this tiny boutique a second look because it did seem promising, but if there's no real improvement on the service front, I'll just walk out empty-handed for the second time.

Best little gift shop in Petoskey!! We found something for everyone - beautiful baby gifts, tons of…read morecandles, funny BlueQ socks for everyone, and Jenna Kator handbags. There is always some new each time I shop!

Rebecca's Fashions is a unique, eclectic store for the fashion forward lady. It is very upscale and…read moreprovides a wide array of ladies' clothing from foundations, accessories, shoes, dresses, skirts, pants and more for a sophisticated look. Stop in, stroll through carefully. You will not be disappointed and leave with something you just can't bear to live without!

kathryn was so kind and engaging!! she was very informative & super helpful. the store has darling…read moreclothes and accessories that are chic and great quality. definitely recommend!

I was searching for someone to alter my shirts after recently loosing a lot of weight. I found this…read moremerchant online and decided to call. The lady (Petra) was extremely polite and welcoming. I can't wait to meet in person and have some work done.

Have a custom jacket w/embroidery and the zipper failed. She did a great job putting in a new and…read morebetter zipper. Thanks

Mixed feelings about this store. It's very clean and well organized, it's kind of got the vibe of a…read moresmall version of clothes mentor if you've ever been to that chain. The selection is pretty good and fairly fashionable/current but the prices are a bit high for a second hand store. There are little sections of what appears to be handmade jewelry around the store which is really pretty. The thing that turned me off most to this store was the sign in the dressing room yelling at the customer to put back the clothes they try on. What? What self respecting store does that? It's just pure laziness. I don't think even gold mine forces their customers to put their clothes back on the rack and they're a charity and volunteer run! You're also greeted by a "no public bathroom" sign before you even step in the door which just makes it seem really unwelcoming. If I was the owners/workers (listen up guys!) I would take down that sign and if anyone asks for a bathroom then you say "sorry we don't have one, but there's one down the block in front of park side deli". That way you're being helpful and not accusatory. As for the dressing room sign, come on. I get it it can get busy but you're asking your customers to do your job for you. If you really can't for whatever reason find yourself to put the clothes back, a sign hat says "In this busy summer season, it would be very helpful to us if you could return clothes to where you found them after trying them on. Thank you :)"

Great Shop, Great staff & Good Quality Merchandise. Love shopping here. Always find more than I…read morecame for. We stop annually, wouldn't miss it.