I love Mary Louise!! There is always more merchandise to check out no matter how often I come in…read more They have fabulous jewelry and accessories, a huge variety of vintage items from clothing to furniture. I especially love the "upcycled" pieces. The store is very clean and the service is excellent.

Good thrift store in the old Herberger's spot. This is a great spot to shop for women's jeans and…read moremen's clothes. I've also found good deals on holiday decor in the past. Things are fairly priced, though I've noticed some inconsistencies a few times.

Angels Attic was my favorite thrift store for many years. Reasonable prices and a wide variety of…read moreitems. It's been my favorite place to donate items to as well. After tonight, I will not be returning. I was asked to leave because my two year old was having an emotional meltdown. Only 24 months old, he was crying because I wouldn't let him play with a toy that he could break. I moved him and my other children to the back of the store to minimize disruption while the baby cried. Two year old meltdowns rarely last long, and I THOUGHT the classic toddler tantrum was a universal childhood experience. He was not causing problems; Rather, he was sitting next to the cart crying, and my preschoolers were behaving flawlessly. An employee came back and asked me to "control" my child, and accused us of "disrupting the other customers". As a mom of five, I've been shopping with children for many years and I've never been so humiliated. I've gathered a lot of compliments (at stores and also restaurants) for my well behaved kids, but I've never before been shamed and humiliated. I hope it was just a case of a "bad apple" employee and not the value system of the store's management.

Very Nice shop in a neat little artists town, Lots of neat items to look at and the museum from…read moredays gone by that is connected to the store is so interesting. So many pictures and artifacts to look at and read! Takes you back in time.

There are 3 essential imperatives: 1). Get away from…read morewherever you are now (St Paul, Mankato, Duluth, San Diego...wherever), 2). Drive or fly to Milan, Minnesota and stop at Billy Maple Tree's, next to John's Diesel, 3). And talk to Ann Thompson. Rural and so-called metropolitan/cosmopolitan Minnesota has no better representative of Main Street than Ann - humor, charm, grace...and most importantly, listens very convincingly to absolutely fascinating old guy stories without nodding off. Ann is well-versed in the rich arts/crafts/anecdotes of this truly historic village. Small place, but if you don't stop and listen to Ann, you will be making a big, big, regrettable mistake. What are you waiting for?