Great customer service. Changing rooms are available if you need to try clothing on for size. A…read moregreat selection of sizes for summer tops. I purchased a pair of shoes, good quality and very comfortable. I plan to shop there again closer to fall.

Amazing selection and helpful staff! Purchased insect repellent socks, which allowed for a more…read moreenjoyable hike. We were looking for walking poles. They did not have any, but sent us to a store down the street.

Visited here on the last day of the season and they had GREAT deals! But very busy, cafe selection…read morewas ok.

Clerk was great! Very friendly and accommodating! Lots of gift and souvenir type items, home items,…read morecandy items, bottled sodas, etc. I wanted to order an ice cream but got a lemon poppyseed muffin instead. It was huge! I had for breakfast the following day and it was wonderful. A little on the dense side but very good. Thought I'd stop the next day but I believe they're closed on Sundays. May stop again if in the area.

They sent me away stating that their return policy is 90 days even for defective product: a toilet…read moreseat broke after 6 months. "You never end up with old stuff!" There was a 1 year warranty. The company Bemis told me that had I bought the product at the store, she would have had them exchange it. I called today to let them know that; the service desk person would not even listen. It's our policy - 90 days. Period. I purchased it online, so Bemis will take care of it.

Drove all the way to Minocqua for garden supplies only to be treated horribly by Heather at check…read moreout who told my friend to "chill out lady" very loudly, very nasty, In front of everyone standing there who is also waiting for some type of service or even attention! She and Renee completely ignored us all and when my friend told her she can't stand there much longer (she's 76 and crippled) she came out from behind the counter to loudly tell her how HER feet hurt and she has problems too! The only one who even tried to help was Wendy And she was out in the greenhouse and not out of till. I ended up claiming the shelves myself to get down the three big pots. And I am 68. Never ever ever going back to that Walmart. What a shit show. We had over $200 in supplies and were treated very poorly. Walmart sucks.

Meh. It has some charm and a good selection of trendy clothes…read more But as an out of town or it failed to meet some of my emergency clothing needs so I guess it depends on what you want Trendy clothes? Come on in More basic retail needs? Good luck.

There was a girl that worked there, who was wearing a pair of blue jean overalls that were short, a…read moreblue short sleeve shirt, and some Boston clogs with glasses who was talking unbelievably loud. There's nothing wrong with talking about your personal life at work, however, at the sheer volume she was displaying was a bit much. I could hear her while I was in the changing room... and I love drama. Other than that, all of the girls that worked downstairs were so sweet and kind :)

I love this store. Its really nice to have a hardware store that is open later than 5pm…read more Everyone is very nice! I shop there often. They have lots of sporting goods. Tools to work boots, yard supplies. And fair prices!

not a worth wild store,website is worthless,its is not at all correct,was just there to buy stuff…read morethey said they had,not here,not a good store for seniors,they moved bird seed all the way back in store,ele carts don't work,very poor selection.fleet farm much better

The Grand Opening is set for Saturday, February 20, 2025. Today must be part of a soft opening,…read morebecause they are open nine days prior. They're located between the new Marshalls and the Tractor Supply in the old K-Mart building. Ollies secret is said to be buying in bulk. In such high quantities of overstock and discontinued items, they can afford to resell everything at lower prices. They claim up to 70% savings over other stores. Pretty impressive. We didn't see many household names or popular products, but a lot of low prices. It's a large store with a wide variety to choose from. Everything being so new, there's some bugs to be worked out, but it seems to be running well. It goes without saying it's a clean store, including the restrooms. The extended hours and ample parking give this store a good chance to succeed. 02/25

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

An overlooked location that opened several months back. They have a little of everything for you…read moreand your home. If you can't find it elsewhere, you'll probably find it here. It might be a buck or two more, but you pay for the convenience of not traveling to the big city. They always have clearance racks and sales going on. Wait patiently and the item you're looking for might turn up cheaper. This week they had a huge candle clearance. $6-$10 for multi wicks. We bought a few simply because it's -17° outside and it's also nice to have some fragrance flowing. In our two trips to this location, the women have been super friendly and kicked back with us. They're pretty knowledgeable as to what's on the shelves and where. If it's super slow, we all have a story to share. The location is perfectly between the grocery, the dollar store and Ollie's. I imagine when the weather breaks and we have more coin in our coffers, we'll be back often. 02/25

The Three Lakes Mercantile and General store is one of my favorite shopping experiences in the…read moreNorthwoods. Please be aware that shoes are no longer sold. One of the pictures shows an entire wall displaying shoes, but they are no longer sold. This store is the best place to get your Three Lakes emblazoned merchandise such as mugs, clothing, and home décor. I like how most of the items have a high quality look to them as opposed to a souvenir look. I got a nice mug that has the Three Lakes Chain depicted on it. Matching coasters are available as well. The items tend to change so it's a good idea to check back in a few months to see if anything is new or if you see something you like be sure and snap it up. Candles, soap, and handbags are available as well. The children's area is not as extensive as what is pictured; however, it is available. The shop always smells so good! The restroom is delightful featuring a full length mirror.

From the owner: A rustic gift shop and general store, offering Three Lakes memorabilia, unique gifts, apparel,…read morehousewares, children's toys, books, candles and general mercantile products like soap, candy and coffee makers. An authorized Minnetonka Moccasin dealer, serving visitors and locals year-round. Formerly known as The Village Moccasin Shop, this store is under new ownership and has undergone many exciting changes. We have lots of new merchandise - be sure to stop in!

Howl is one of those boutiques that makes wandering Bayfield even more enjoyable!…read more The shop has a great vibe and selection of clothing, outdoor gear, and accessories. I visited during the colder months and was impressed by how much well-chosen winter gear they had--cozy layers, warm accessories, and practical pieces that still look stylish. I ended up leaving with a warm winter hat!

Wow, hard to believe no one has reviewed Howl yet…read more We visited Bayfield over Labor Day, staying at a B&B down the road. Before leaving Minneapolis, we booked a half-day yacht cruise for Saturday morning, which turned out to be lovely. The reason I mention the cruise is that our captain also owns Howl (as well as the Howl Adventure Center just south of town). We stopped into the retail store the following morning as we dodged raindrops, enjoying a chat with the captain and his family. I would characterize the clothing and equipment on the shelf here (as well as the Adventure Center) as "upper end" although insufficient to completely supply many an outdoor trek. That said, the equipment on sale was interesting, reasonably priced, not overly "touristy" (although there were some items geared to the visiting tourist). As an aging backpacker, it was very difficult to not pick up a few items, but I've vowed not to buy more "stuff" until I get my knees replaced! I did succumb to a few bicycling accessories at the Adventure Center, however! Howl Clothing is right downtown, just a block away from the docks and right across the street from the Bayfield Inn. It's worth stopping in to browse, and we will use their sailing services when next we visit during the summer.