What a wonderful couple! I met them at Kane County Flea Market. Their store is in OHIO!! I have…read morepurchased many pieces from this store, all made from recycled barn wood! Their furniture is quite reasonable and very different! I got a bookcase with a screen door!! All their pieces are marvelous and very well made!!!! They also do custom work. I wish their store was near by! Wonderful people with excellent service.

The way the showroom is set up, we could actually take the time to appreciate and examine each…read morepiece of furniture. There are beautiful pieces from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The showrooms are housed in two garage-like sheds behind a house. The rooms are heated but the airblower is in the back. There were lots of people coming through and most seemed to be regulars. The owner and his wife were very hospitable and knowledgeable. They were very eager to share their passion of antiquing. Lots of information and background was provided. It's a great place to find a unique addition to a home. A Kwik trip is not too far in town if you need to get cash. Checks accepted. Not sure about credit cards since we didn't make a purchase-yet.

This place is definitely off the beaten path but well worth the travel. Independently owned and…read moreoperated with a beautiful selection of American antique furniture. Each piece is well thought out. Not your typical overstuffed antique store.

This is a nice clean, organized shop right on Highway 16. I like to stop when passing thru town.read more

I had a Personal Stylist appointment and was absolutely blown away! Eriana was so kind and helpful…read more I came in looking for a dress for an event and one or two business casual outfits. I left with 7 full outfits, a dress, and 3 pairs of shoes! I love shoping here as it is eco and budget friendly. The dress and one pair of shoes full price is probably the same as what I paid for everything. I 100% recommend having a Personal Stylist appointment if you struggle with fashion like I do!

There is a large selection of reasonable priced clothing for men and women, in sizes from XS to…read moreXXXL. Most are made of synthetic fabrics, not necessarily cheaply made; but easy to care for. Likewise most of the shoes and handbags aren't leather, and some are well-worn and not clean. I prefer natural materials, so the selection is limited for me. Sales associates are friendly and helpful. Merchandise is packed in a crowded space, but the store is generally tidy.

I went on an adventure to find Down A Country Road store. The store is the beginning of Amish…read morediscoveries. I read online the store owner is familiar with the Amish community in Cashton. I went there to get information. The owner handed me a visitor's guide and mapped of local Amish businesses. It is 5 dollars for the brochure. Holy moly! Inside the pamphlet is a map of highlighted country roads. There is no physical address of the stores or shops but only generic names. Fortunately, my cell service is working. By putting a road name, (i.e., Irish Road) in the Maps in my iPhone was able to take it there. Be familiar looking at an old-school map because it would help to find the Amish stores. The shops in Down A Country Road are cute. Inside the store sheds are a variety of knick-knacks, unique items, and homemade products. It's a nice place to visit. Very colorful and well kept. I would recommend stopping here.

Interesting concept. Stopped on a visit to the area. You go to the main shop filled with a bunch of…read morestuff. The owner explains the concept of the shop-Amish and locally made items spread in about five little buildings. Each building had its own theme. You go browse and bring any purchases back to the main shop.