Just your typical overpriced antique store. I asked about locker baskets, and the worker found one…read morebut was missing the metal label and number. They wanted $14.95 for it.. The bathroom signs were gender neutral and said whatever, just wash your hands. There was a vendor with a lot of overpriced records. I looked around but didn't buy anything.

Very well organized, and has a wide variety of items. Nice place to browse and find that antique…read moreyou have been looking for. I will stop again.

A bit of everything in a clean organized space. And the only antique shop in Paynesville that has…read moreregular operating hours.

Classic beer mugs, glass pieces. I collect both and don't need more. This looks like a good place…read morefor time killing and browsing and I end up having some pieces rung up. I like this shop (Mall??) better than the others in the Roger's short downtown district. For many years antique doesn't necessarily mean over a hundred years old so millennials will be shocked to see classics from the 90's now relegated to antique stores and flea markets. There really wasn't much from earlier than 1950 but the store is packed in the various rooms that were once separate store fronts back in the days before I-94. The owners are friendly and will chew classic memories with their friends and customers that are new. I plan to make a return trip soon to check out the 'old' Leinenkugel glasses of now defunct special brews but I'm just going to browse because I don't need more. heh heh.

This is a gem of a place; The folks who work there are so nice. Lots of variety and the prices are…read morefair too. Some of the dealers don't have antique or vintage things per se, but more 80s items, but overall, I have found some really unique items here. It's definitely worth the trip, as there are three other antique stores nearby, two of which are on the same block.

Jerry Vinter & family are so lovely & provide such a unique experience! Restored local buildings…read moremoved to their farm, antique shops throughout, farm animals to visit, arrange a horse & buggy ride, arrange a school house experience, arrange a farm hand experience, maybe fresh eggs, maybe fresh baked goods. We brought home our best (tuxedo) kitten, who did not want to be a farm cat, 12 years ago

Ten stars on a scale of 5!!! This place is truly a one-of-a-kind and an incredible and very…read morememorable experience. Our family of six spent a totally enjoyable four-plus hours this past Sunday at Jerry Hiltner's Vintage Village Antiques in rural Osakis, Minnesota (population 1,750). "Rural" takes on new meaning out here on the dirt roads of northwestern Minnesota where the only facilities on this site are a pair of outhouses. Jerry offers tours and field trips of the "Village" by appointment 7 days a week from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Pre-scheduled visits for small groups include a Thanksgiving-like candlelight dinner for a modest fee per person. We enjoyed walking through a half dozen buildings on the property including a vintage school room, a small church, a blacksmith shop and a few vintage structures filled to the brim with interesting antiques and collectibles for sale. The highlight of our afternoon was an incredible home-cooked, family-style Chicken Dinner with all the fixins in the candle-lit dining room of the site's turn-of-the-century farmhouse. Jerry is the gregarious owner and host, as well as chief cook and bottle washer of this awesome village of vintage buildings that he relocated to this bucolic site. He is a chef with a life-long passion for antiques and all things antiquarian. Jerry's passion and good-natured love of life is immediately felt as you meet this country gentleman. After our magnificent dinner, Jerry capped off our visit by giving us a buggy ride through the fields in a vintage Amish-style carriage pulled by a smart nine year old Filly. What a day we had at the "Farm". For me, it was like stepping back in time and into a snapshot of life a hundred years ago. Thank you Jerry for your incredible Minnesotan hospitality. Without question...10 stars on a scale of 5!

Lots of stuff, it's overflowing, and it's two levels. That being said, I've found some interesting…read moreantiques at this store and always stop when I'm traveling through Hutch.

Not sure if it's new vendors or if they just cleaned up the spaces that used to be cluttered, but…read moreit's nice to walk around in here now. I love looking through everything, and finding some really neat stuff. I've recently started collecting Uranium glass, and have found a couple cool pieces here.

One room leads to another, which leads to another, which leads to another.... great selection of…read morenew (beads, soaps, candles and lotions) and antiques. Both me and my husband found things we "needed".

From the owner: Little Sister's Antiques Provides Home Decor, Antiques, Handmade Signs and Homemade Soaps to The…read moreCold Spring Area.