If a review could be in negative numbers mine would be. Recommend NOT buying from Slumberland in…read moreRed Wing. We have had three deliveries of furniture over the years from them and all three have resulted in damage to our home. The latest is an 18" gouge in my cherry floor from a bed delivery. When the delivery folks (with four weeks on the job) removed my old mattress, they folded a king sized mattress, jammed it in the bedroom doorway, then pushed it out of the room with great force, causing the damage. They also left behind a box cutter and trash. They are denying responsibility. We will be filing in conciliation court, but again, highly recommend not buying from them unless you want damage to your floors or walls. We have both

Bob at Slumberland is wonderful! Have dealt with him many times, and have consistently received…read morequality service. He takes the time to listen to what I want, then shows me what he has determined will work for me. He wants what is best for me, no matter if I am looking to spend $100 or $1000. The finance people are very helpful also, and the delivery personnel are awesome. I highly recommend buying from Slumberland, you won't regret it.

We visited the Historic Pottery Place Mall in Red Wing , MN. The former Red Wing Potteries building…read moreon the outskirts of Red Wing has been turned into The Pottery Place Mall, the state's first factory outlet mall. Some of the old pottery factory equipment, such as boilers, is still intact in The Pottery Place factory outlet mall in Red Wing. This multi dealer, multi store mall occupies the historical Pottery Factory where Red Wing Pottery was produced. Offering a wide selection of antiques, stoneware, collectibles, and more. Some of the stores to be found within the mall are Pottery Place Antiques, 3rd Floor Antiques, Main, etc. Not a bad road walking trip.

My mother and I had a 'girls' day and decided on coming to Red Wing. We toured the musuem across…read morethe street and read about the history of the Red Wing Pottery. If you have time, stop here first what a wonderful time capsule of the crocks used to store food in the past. The largest crock was 70 Gallons and stood 3 feet tall. The many dishes and styles are there all the way up to 1967. Well worth the tour, and visit. We then wondered over to the large building that was the Pottery factory. It has 3 floors of antiques, candy store, godfather's pizza and other shops and a hair salon. We spent 3 hours here looking at all the antiques and found several reasonable priced items. If you need a place to walk around and are tried of the regular malls, stop here!

This is a local women's clothing and home decor store. They are moving into the St. James hotel, so…read morethe whole store was 50% off with X-mas at 70% off. This is a "rent a booth" type store but the sections were cohesive. They had big mirrors for sale, small wood sayings for the house, neutral home decor. For clothing, they had women's and a bit of men's clothing including jeans and lots of (too neutral for me) sweaters and shirts and a bit of jewelry. Employee was friendly, she rented one of the booths.

What a beautiful store. We came upon it while visiting for a Mayo visit. It's located inside the…read moremall near the side entrance. They carry a variety of men's and Women's clothing, home goods, and gifts for that special someone in your life. It's a boutique so there's a little of everything inside. The local teas I purchased were tongue-in-cheek and a perfect fit for my friends and me. We enjoyed getting to speak with the owner and hear about their other locations as well as the meaning behind their name. I love that each letter represents a family member. We look forward to visiting the two other locations when we return in the spring.

Bought a few multi packs of their athletic socks about 6 months ago in the factory outlet…read moredownstairs. At least half are ripped or have holes now and weren't even worn that much. Do yourself a favor and don't shop the outlet part for socks.

Nice big shop, lots to choose from, pricey in my eye's but I suppose you have to pay a bit more for…read moregood quality, right? In the basement they have a discount area.

First stop on our "Besties Take on Red Wing" day and what a way to kick it off! Visited Red Wing…read moreShoe Store for the first time on a Saturday around 11:50 AM, and honestly, I didn't know what to expect. I've never really thought about owning a pair of Red Wings before... but after stepping into this store? I want a few pairs now! The space itself is impressive.... cool layout, great selection, and it just has that classic, quality vibe. We were helped by Elliott, and he was fantastic. Super knowledgeable, patient, and took the time to answer all our questions without ever rushing us. You can tell he really knows his stuff and cares about helping customers find the right fit. The highlight? Elliott tipped us off about the factory outlet downstairs--hello, deals! Definitely a hidden gem and absolutely worth checking out if you're looking to snag a pair for less, or just browsing. This store is definitely a must-visit when you're in Red Wing.... You have to check out the GIANT boot for yourself.

For individuals visiting Minnesota for the first time or seeking a unique experience, this location…read moreis a great choice. Red Wing boot enthusiasts, such as my family and me, will appreciate the opportunity to tour the facility. Witnessing the boot-making process and exploring the available products was enlightening. A visit here is highly recommended before leaving Minnesota or the town. Regardless of whether a purchase is made, the experience is rewarding.

"I also brought wine, but this is for me. I'm drinking the whole bottle." (Olivia Pope, "Scandal")…read more Barring needing the occasional fake raven in October, as one sometimes does, I usually only visit this store in December for holiday bags. My gift wrapping skills don't even rival those of a five-year-old, so I'm always in dire need of gift bag assistance this time of year. No need to cry any tears for me though...I've got mad gift-bag-tissue-paper stuffing skills! Save your fivers, 10-spots, Jacksons and c-notes for the big box stores. Bags here will only cost you...wait for it....$1.00!! Tiny little trinket bags...$1.00! Giganto bags that could tote a tiny human...$1.00! Highly suspect gift boxes...also just $1.00! Not only are they significantly cheaper than bags elsewhere, but bags here tend to be more original, and often more blinged-out (because who doesn't want their clothing or floors covered with glitter?)! Pet owners raise your paws in the air, because if you dig around long enough, you will eventually find a bag with a cute Santa cat or Santa dog on it. This store also carries stockings specifically for cats and dogs...although sadly none for bunnies, turtles, Chinchillas, hamsters, or hermit crabs. Fill one of the stockings with catnip and watch your cat roll around with a look in his eyes like he needs Doritos stat. **Take note that the handles are not always properly knotted through the holes before handing off your gift to its recipient or risk breaking that blown-glass hummingbird feeder your grandmother always wanted...along with her heart. For the scandalous cork dork in your life, the Dollar Tree also has several shelves of clear wine, margarita, and beer glasses in various sizes that you can paint or bedazzle before wine-habit-gift aiding and abetting. Consider it handled. And finally, who doesn't have a sister who really gets into Christmas, so much so that they have a pair of holiday socks for every day in December (but who hopefully doesn't have a heart full of unwashed socks)? Stock up on at least a week's worth, and hope they fit her size 10-1/2 boats! I would give this store 2.5 stars overall, but 3.5 stars for the Christmas section selection. The Nosy Norwegian ~Sniffing out good deals and brushing off glitter so you don't have to.

Red Wing is a VERY boring little town. We don't have any of the stuff that makes Big City Life such…read morea thrill -- e.g. homeless people, beggars, drug addicts. Well, fortunately, on my recent trip to Dollar Tree here in Red Wing, I was able to meet a real life derelict: yep, directly in front of the store stood a scuzzy guy reeking of pee and stale alcohol. He even asked me for a buck -- very exciting! Thank you, Dollar Tree, for bringing these authentic cultural experiences to this quiet town on the edge of the great midwestern wasteland . . .