The store offers a wide range of items and lots of interesting things that you may not see in other…read morestores. Additionally, the owners are friendly and knowledgeable - it's worth the stop . . . plus there's a great bakery just a few blocks down the street '-)

What do you do when you are in downtown New Ulm over the holidays? You wander into an antique…read morestore if you are me! This store is very close to the mall if antiques are not your thing or if you want more shopping afterwards. The store is filled with a wide variety of both old (antique and vintage) and some new merchandise. One of the ladies working there helpfully told me which jewelery cases were vintage and which were new. Last Christmas I bought a silk men's tie for $4. I did manage to restrain myself from buying a bunch of items this year, but for those from a larger town or metro small town antique shops like this are a good deal.

They were not open on Sunday. I drove an hour to get here. Arrived at 3pm. No one is here, nothing…read moreis open. The phone number is disconnected.

Wonderful variety of vintage and antique, Reasonable prices, unlike other antique shops, friendly…read moreservice- all make this a must-shop destination! You can spend hours exploring the huge barn- there are treasures to be found in every corner! I can't wait to visit again.

We stopped in to Water Street Antiques while bumming around Jordan; this place is HUGE! There are…read moreat least 3 buildings all attached, each with separate little sections of items for sale. Apparently, each little area is rented by a separate seller, so their selection is varied & is gigantic. The women working the front counter were SO sweet, & honestly, retirement goals. They held our items for us while we shopped, & were super chatty while we checked out, we loved it. Overall, I'd say there's a wide range of pricing for items (likely due to the fact that they're sold by different people). There were definitely some things that I passed on due to the price, but others were super reasonable. Even if you're not looking for anything specific, this spot would absolutely make you leave with a new purchase! I don't get down to Jordan much (this was honestly my first time lol), but I will absolutely be back, if only for this awesome store!

Staff were wearing masks that covered their mouth and nose and that made me comfortable to shop…read more They have several vendors and most are priced fairly. Although they didn't have exactly what I was looking for I ended up buying several items. Staff was very helpful in searching and friendly too. They even added a free gift at checkout.

Stuff. Lots and lots and lots of STUFF. If you are a fan of mid-century modern, this place gets a…read moresolid "4". If you in search of antiques...not so much. Probably a "3". This quirky warren of rooms is in a converted nursing home a dozen or so miles north of New Ulm, MN (Yay Schell's Brewery!). It's nicely organized with rooms dedicated to more-or-less single subjects. "Kitchen", "Plates", "Chairs", and the mysterious "Men's Room". The latter is full of tools (anyone for 20 hand saws?), jars of nuts'n'bolts (you know those... "I may need this someday" jars"), drill bits. I suppose SOMEONE would think these are just "guy" things, but being married to a gal that grew up in a hardware store (see: Sauser's Hardware in Pine City), the "Men's Room" is kind of sexist. If you are outfitting a kitchen or a house on the cheap, this is a GREAT place to go. 20 blenders of various types. Microwaves. Pots'and'pans. Old stereo systems (I could have used one of those last month.) But I digress. The owner is a wonderful lady! We had a delightful time talking with her. She gets the goodies by buying out storage lockers and through clean-out-the-house estate sales. I can emphasize with the latter. When my Dad died a decade ago we had someone like her clean out his house. The things at Big Dog's look like they could have come out of his house. The place could use a serious edit. If you're willing to dig you'll no doubt find things that you Must Have (The beloved found a classic 1970's electric frying pan to replace her favorite that died two years ago. Goodbye Teflon-coated modern replacement!). To be honest, probably 90% of the stuff in Big Dog's could go to Goodwill or (gasp) the landfill and the rest that was there would be a LOT easier to sort through. I'd tell the owner (Sharon) that she'd make a bit more money if people could find things and not have to wade through the dreck. That said, the place is worth a visit. ESPECIALLY worth a visit if you collect mid-century modern. The house contents that have been piled into the rooms are pretty much from houses that were inhabited by folks from 1960 to 1980). If you take your time and carefully go through the rooms you're bound to find at least one or two things that you knew you just had to have.

Great store. A little small but great service and the prices are decent…read more Items are spaced nicely and you can easily see the inventory. There was a wide variety of items.

LB Antiques is packed with interesting bits of history and collectables. One of the many antique…read morestores in Jordan. Their card lists the phone number of the owners, but not the number to the shop itself, so I can't add that.

A nice small town antique store. It seems to be set up with shop areas owned by different people…read more I have found some great deals here. Be sure to check out the basement.

From the owner: Antiques, collectibles, vintage items, furniture, repurposed creations, primitives, glassware,…read morecrockery, books, and much more! Find us on Facebook!!

I recently visited Mankato and went into this antique shop. The owner was very friendly…read more Unfortunatly they are going out of business by November of 2015.They are having a clearance sale and if you are looking for good deals now is the time to get it. It is worth stopping in and checking it out.