Love this store. Very cool owner with lots of interesting stories. Purchased a traveler's acoustic…read moreguitar for my kid. Great price and it sounds incredibly good for such a small thing. Trying to get over to the shop every time we're in MN.

This place RULES. I love everything about it. Great deals. Rad music. Excellent selection of…read morevintage items in excellent condition! Outstanding customer service too. Feeling very special I can't wait to return and discover more unforgettable treasures! I'm so happy. Purchased two beautiful handmade purses, two vintage shirts, and an exquisite 3M Bookshelf Game that's over 60 years old and still looks BRAND NEW! How cool is that?

I have to - reluctantly - call this place out as being pretty lame…read more After exploring the only antique store in town, I decided to checkout a couple of thrift stores. I went to the Riverside Thrift Shop today. Apparently, it opened only a few months ago. Being fresh and new, by all rights, they should be totally on top of their game. 1) The main problem is it's too darn small. It's little more than one small narrow room. (I think my living room at home is bigger than this store!) As a result, there isn't much inventory...mostly garage sale type stuff...not enough to pick through and find something you might like. There's a HUGE warehouse in back of this building. If THAT was part of the store and filled with stuff too, you'd really have something great. But that's not the case. 2) The dude running the shop ignored us, never smiled, never spoke, and he was completely devoid of any customer service skills whatsoever. Not cool. This definitely sealed the deal and made me not want to ever walk through the door again. There always seems to be at least one crazy person shopping at every thrift store I go to, even a super small one like Riverside. Indeed, I came across one. There was a wild eyed lady buying a dozen ceramic ducks. Despite the sparse inventory, this woman had managed to locate every duck on the premises. She had a whole flock of ducks spread out on the counter. Pretty funny. Not worth the stop. -Daddy Maxx Retro

Buyers beware. At the Treasure Haus they reprice items you have already chosen to higher prices as…read morethey see fit. More like bring a treasure chest to pay for your repriced stuff Haus

Driving through town and stopped. Clean shop and organized. Priced right. Found some small items…read morethat I needed. Would definitely go back.

Wonderful as always. No outs today. Great day Love to shop…read moreWalmart from home . Rainey day who wants to go out when Walmart deliveries

Such a great find and some really cool stuff here. Their books are well priced and not too…read moreexpensive and on Fridays the kids can also get a free book $.50 or less. There is a cool little reading nook that I really appreciate it and they have a good furniture selection as well as plenty of shelves to see all the different glassware and things like that. All things considered the stores pretty well organized and I will definitely be going back here again soon if I can. Their books are SO ORGANIZED. Love this spot.

A cute littel thrift shop on the main drag in Lake Crystal. From clothing to books to housewares,…read moreyou're bound to find some eclectic stuff here. Starfish bolo tie? Check. Postcards from Alaska, 10 for $1? Check. If I had a better eye, I'm sure I could find some excellent antique finds, but I'm just not that talented. Overall- clean, very friendly staff, organized, and a nice way to spend an hour in LC.

Natalie keeps a very organized vintage store. So fun to explore all the treasures there! Clothing…read moreis arranged by era. Easy to find favorites from the 50's, 60's, 70's etc. The music selection is great at good prices. She also has small group events and crafts. Natalie contributes to our community all year round. She helped with my mother's estate sale from beginning to end. We would have been lost without her experience and guidance. Vagabond Village is a place in Old Town Mankato that you don't want to miss!

Ultra cool. Ultra unique. ULTRA Magical. This place is amazing. We couldn't ask for a better…read moreexperience in shopping and treasure hunting! So much fun. Such a delight visiting with Natalie! Absolute rockstar! Her style, her artistry, and her creative vision is EPIC! I can't wait to ship here again and again -I wish I lived closer!

First time here. The main Street is tore up for road construction, so I walked over. Cheap prices…read moreon some things. Expensive on others. I only bought a dog harness new for $6.00. The volunteer was nice and asked what kind of dog I had. Cash only, no cards. No bathroom for the public either. I noticed they have 1 shoe of each pair out. Reminds me of a shoe store from the 1970's. Maybe they don't get lost this way. I killed time here before I drove to Gaylord. Cute small town with some really cool old historic homes.

We happened upon this shop, which had been open since April of this year, while traveling through…read more The neat red brick corner building is a former bank. I thought the merchandise was artfully displayed, and ranged from vintage signs, garden statuary, antiques, some shabby chic style items and architectural salvage. If I'd recently come into some money, I could have done some damage there. Ms. Mac's seems like the kind of shop I would want to pop into once a month or so to see what was new.