I've been here so many times! I always visit when I'm back in town. I recently tried the bar soaps…read more I have eczema, and they're so soothing and moisturizing! I also love their candles. They're long lasting with a variety of scents. I like seasonal usually. I've bought pillows, their fresh build-your-own flowers, locally made pottery coffee cups, you name it. Each product doesn't disappoint. The only idea that I had was that they may consider figuring out more of their online store or presence. I would love to buy online and ship now that I'm out of town.

I LOVE this store and its lovely owner! I've been to Nesting Goods a handful of times, and it's…read moreimpossible to walk out empty-handed. We've bought wonderful framed and unframed decor for our new home, along with some plant pots, ceramic and glass containers, and an authentic brass fire hose nozzle. I can't remember what else! I could buy more, but food, the mortgage, etc... Chris, the owner, is an incredible woman and savvy business owner. She is warm and welcoming. It's obvious from the second you walk in that she takes great care curating the items she sells. The way the items are arranged makes it fun to browse, and she never pressures you. Often there are only one or two of something, so what you see changes every time you visit and there is always something new to tempt you. Chris has exquisite taste, and she is clearly committed to choosing high-quality products that often are locally made. She knows about the owners and artists, which really adds to the shopping experience. I've brought someone with me each time I've visited. It's a pleasure to introduce people to this charming store. We take our time and always walk out giddy. I can't say enough about enchanting Nesting Goods! Let's all support small businesses, especially in a town like St. Joseph, where so many people are trying hard to create a destination!

What a great coffee shop full of love, hope, purpose, and great coffee. They have rooms and rooms…read morefull of gifts for shopping. It's just lovely!

I love stores like Made. Local shops like this have unique, clever, tasteful gifts and run circles…read morearound box store experiences. As soon as you walk in, you'll find Kansas specific gifts like cutting boards, mugs, pint glasses, shot glasses, all with a little different flair. There are also prints in the back, cards, candles, and some classic baby gifts. The owners are really friendly here and are totally plugged into the wonderful community that is Lawrence, KS. I got to talking about running and he knew all the best organized races and weekly meet ups... has me wanting to move to Lawrence more and more.

I love this little store. Fantastic unique gifts and made from local Kansas artists. I love the…read moreselection and everything has great craftsmanship. The staff was friendly. I bought several magnets and my boyfriend bought me a buffalo kitchen towel. So adorable. Definitely returning.

This is the cutest little store. They have many very unique and interesting items. They also have…read moresome very useful kitchen items that I absolutely love! It's worth a look around.

From the owner: We are a unique gift shop located in beautiful south Auburn. We have a very large selction of…read morepurse & wallets. We also offer unique baby items, kitchen & entertaining items, wedding and a "little girls" section! We are a very fun store with a lot to offer1 Stop in and browse.

As we explore Summit we approach Fetch a very cool local small business vintage clothing store and…read moregifts for the home and novelty items for those one of a kind special gifts.As we walked around the atmosphere was great. Staff was very welcoming and the vibe of the store and the music put a smile on my face. Make your way to Westside neighborhood and give Fetch a visit, 1659 Summit St., Kansas City, Mo Sunday and Monday 10 AM to 4 PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 10 AM to 7 PM.

Get in, loser, we're going shopping…read more.. ...at that smashing little boutique on the west side in that bougie area just brimming with great eats and even better shops. Fetch is full of fun finds, KC merch, locally sourced product displays, and so much more. The back room is loaded up with some excellent thrift finds, even though the price point is reflective of the unique pieces moreso than just turning over resold 'stuff'. Throw in some cool home accents (I was so close to nabbing the martini olive throw rug) and some other kitschy gems and you have a great spot. Parking is west side street stuff, so you're on your own. The staff is super friendly and always making suggestions, and their playlists are phenomenal. Pricing is on par with the area and like shops, but give yourself a little treat now and then. But give that south wall a gaze, because their sandwich sign social voice is seriously top shelf. I don't care what side of the fence you land on, Fetch focuses their messages on kindness & humanity. Give me more, soooooo much more. And Gretchen was spot on, because it's so Fetch.

Delicious food! My husband and I made this the first stop on our Minimoon, and it was a perfect…read morechoice. We love to visit a locally owned restaurant when we travel, and this was incredible. All the food we saw coming out also looked so good! Service was a bit slow but well worth it for the wait. We also were there on Sunday brunch so in some ways was to be expected.

This was the first stop on our wine tour this past weekend. Willow Springs Mercantile specializes…read morein local Missouri wines, beer, and liquor. They have quite the selection to choose from in their shop! The dining area is downstairs. Brunch and a wine tasting were included in the tour. For brunch we had a frittata and a side salad, as well as a caramel brownie for dessert. We also tried three local Missouri wines. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. All in all, this is a cute local business to visit if you're in the area.

B wanted to stop here. Is across street from a coffee place we just went out the door of. Nice…read morethings here. I actually got a pretty expensive jar of Pecan Pie In A Jar. She says is REALLY good. Considering myself an aficionado of pecan pie..will see soon as I get to my spoon in car!! So it is pretty good but doesn't compare with Mom's!!

All sorts of interesting Kansas-themed goods here. In case you need to remember your trip through…read morethe Sunflower State, this shop located in the Topeka Service Plaza on the Kansas Turnpike will help you do that. Tshirts, candy, flavored popcorns, honey, pictures, magnets, handbags, and all of that stuff. The gent running the shop today was polite and did not mind me browsing. [Review 11428 overall, 1206 of 2019.]

I got the MOST amazing dress here last summer! I love stopping by to chat with the shop's owner,…read moreAmy. She has a sweet style herself and always answers questions about the clothes and jewelry. I have a ton of questions because there is a huge selection. On the first Saturday of each month, they participate in a special event and have free bites and drinks in the back section of the shop, so I always make sure to stop in then. They also have a small vinyl collection and I found a sweet Cannonball Adderley record there. I'm a sucker for vintage jazz records and they have a nice smattering from American and Kansas City greats. If you are in the area, it's a must do.

This was such a great place to get some unique, very well priced stuff for me and my fiance. Very…read morelaid back- you know how hard it is for a business to make the customer feel unhurried and unpressured, yet also confident in prompt and friendly assistance if and when needed? That was definitely the vibe here. And hey, awfully neat stuff. I know the couple behind the place a little and they are quite the St. Joe entrepreneurs. It's pretty well impossible to respond to knowing Amy and Brian Meyers at all without resorting to just rooting all out for them to succeed at their mission of revitalizing downtown St. Joe. But you know how there are places you WANT to like and root for and all that but... yeah, they aren't places you would take someone from out of town, right? Well, I took my fiance from New Zealand to The Lucky Tiger and was so glad I did. Not just a great little local business, but lots and lots of stuff that looked very good to both of us. So I would recommend a browse- what have you got to loose except some guilt over contributing to Wal Mart?