This is a unique gift shop near Two Harbors supporting over 75-makers. I found the best gift ever…read moreat this gift shop- a natural wood chart of Lake Superior showing in detail at the depths of the Lake. We bought it for $325 and found it online at a much higher price of $360 so we know the prices here are reasonable.

Best gift shop on the North Shore! Wonderful owners and absolutely terrific customer service…read more Recommend highly!

Came here for lunch on our way to Two Harbors and I was instantly taken by the charm of this place!…read moreRight off the scenic highway and convenient for travelers and locals alike. I had a turkey sandwich and a cup of chili that were delicious. The soups are made from scratch and the portions are perfect for a lunch stop. They also have a little shop area where they sell souvenirs, clothes, and decor. We fed our family of 4 for under $65, which is pretty hard to do these days, especially in the Duluth area.

A friend and I stopped by Larsmont Trading Post on a bit of a lark while we were there for an open…read moremic, and I'm honestly still thinking about the food. We played it "safe" and ordered the nachos--and I say this without exaggeration: they were the best nacho platter I've ever had. Not just great tasting, but genuinely beautiful to look at. This wasn't a pile-of-chips-with-stuff-dumped-on-top situation. This was thoughtfully made, layered, and clearly crafted from real ingredients. Nothing felt canned or boxed. Fresh toppings, balanced flavors, and even details like using spinach instead of iceberg lettuce showed real care and intention. You could tell someone in that kitchen actually cares about what goes out on the plate. If you're anywhere near the area and even thinking about stopping in--do it. Great food, great vibe, and one of those meals that surprises you in the best possible way. We'll absolutely be back.

Store hours online was not accurate. Store was not open on a Thursday afternoon. Mildly…read moredisappointing.

I loved shopping at this store!! I was in town for a wedding and I wanted to bring back some…read moresouvenirs. I found the perfect hand made gifts, very unique and the store supports local artists and national causes by purchasing items. I can't rave enough about their selection and customer service. If you are in town, you have to go!

What a gem. Got three gently used books for the price of a new one. The owner was quite a guy…read more Asked my son what he enjoyed reading and took him right to the spot that matched his interests. It's nice to see a business owner who is passionate about the business and not just a dollar.

This is a smaller gift shop on the Main Street of one of my favorite towns to visit going to the…read more'North Shore'. I like looking at the handmade items along with the books There is usually some local artwork of interest. My experience with the person running the store was not as 'friendly' as some of the other posters. I was greeted pleasantly and made small talk while browsing. All was going well until the man at the desk asked me if I was taking pictures on my cell phone. I was standing near the front counter using my cellphone to text my friend where to meet me. I was so insulted and embarrassed in front of other customers. So be warned - phones away and hands up if you shop there.

wonderful art gallery. customer service is top notch! many different artists and a wide variety…read moreof things to purchase, from pottery to jewelry to art work. a must stop at on your way to or from the north shore.

From the owner: Locally made gifts and art including: Lake Superior beach stone jewelry, paintings, photography,…read moreand more.

This is a delightful artists coop, All handmade by local people. some things are very inventive,…read morelike resin embedded serving trays and overpainted vintage glassware (like cruets and serving dishes). Some are very traditional, like aprons and potholders. We visit every time we go to the North Shore, and always take home a wonderful treasure!

Oh my! Did we find the perfect gift shop on the North Shore - Northwoods Pioneer Gallery & Gifts…read more Most everything is hand made. They specialize in unique, locally hand-crafted products from over 50 area artisans. We found some beautiful pottery and quilts. The big find was the North Shore-opoly. The Monopoly version game of the North Shore was hand made by Brian who greeted us when we arrived and gave us a tour of the gift store. You will find a perfect gift at this store.

Was a cute shop. I have wanted to stop there every time we go by. This was the time. They have…read morecute kids activities. It's a nice seating area. They have cloths toys and tchotchkes. I did get some fudge. That is something I always like to get on a trip. It was good. They had several flavors. I loved some of the clothes they had. And such cute house stuff. They had one girl behind the counter and she was doing it all. And one cashier. They we very pleasant people

What an excellent way of spending my Sunday. This place is nothing sure but amazing. Such a perfect…read moreatmosphere very welcoming. The inside of the store is awesome. Lots to view and appeal to all ages. Lots of pumpkins of different kinds and sizes and lots of different things for your fall decoration. Inside they have a candy store with old-time candies, sodas of all different kind and flavors, chocolate truffles, ice cream, and even a sitting area like a little tiny dinner , which is perfect. They also have pies, amazing place to come and visit especially at this time of the year. It was just perfect. Highly recommended.

The 4 stars are not for the stereotypical souvenir outpost that fronts Tom's Logging Camp. That's…read moreonly where you need to go to pay for a ticket to enter Tom's Logging Camp, the 4-star attraction here. Tom's Logging Camp ($5 per person) is a self guided walk on a trail behind the souvenir shop. It's a peek into what an actual logging camp was like, something I assure you I'd never once in my life thought of before visiting here. It's kind of a fun little stroll. You peer into or walk through cabins that have handwritten explanations of what you're seeing. The signs explain everything from the equipment the loggers used to the food they ate, to the jobs of the cooks and the blacksmiths. It was here that I learned that the Finnish workers, when they arrived on Duluth's North Shore, were the hardest workers but they'd work only in camps with saunas. Tom's Logging Camp erected a sauna, naturally, because Tom wanted Finnish workers. I also learned that loggers were filthy and drank heavily: * In the bunkhouse, a top bunk was in demand as the bugs crawling on you would fall downward, preying instead on the inhabitant of the lower bunk; and * A special cabin has been erected here to let visitors emulate the experience of being a drunk logger. Everything leading to and inside that cabin is askew and somehow, it had me chuckling exactly as I'd imagine a drunk logger might. Boy, did I learn a lot of useless interesting stuff here! As you walk the trail you can purchase food to feed trout then goats and finally, llamas. So come to Tom's Logging Camp to have the fun experience of a llama eating out of your hand, being a faux-drunk, and learning a bit about life in a Minnesota logging camp.

The service was fantastic. The owner was funny and nice. The selection was many different things at…read morethe store. The value was reasonable.