A very cool toy store and even better, in close proximity to a park, so you can take toys and try…read morethem out as soon as you buy them. Castle motif on the building is pretty cool, down to a facsimile of a drawbridge and the store displays are also pretty choice. I back all that stuff. Inside, there are 2 floors of mostly higher end toys and a lot of really expensive stuff, like telescopes and space-related gear. I really appreciate that a ton, though their selection of other toys, compared to several other higher end toys stores, could use some work. They definitely have the space, but inventory needs some work and selection, particularly of expected lines, such as Hasbro and Bruder, are nearly entirely lacking here. There are several toys I've seen here and nowhere else, which is always cool to see, but not enough of those... They do also have a Thomas the Tank Engine side room and a room devoted entirely to Legos, so if you're into either of those, you'll be taking a walk into heaven here. As to me, I found it highly interesting but not ultimately super critically necessary, I guess. If you want to use a credit card, they have a minimum purchase, but if you can't find $5 worth of stuff here, you're not trying hard enough. Definitely not the best toy store I've ever seen or been in but a very delightful find, no question.

Stopped by over lunch during a recent visit to Sioux City based on a recommendation. What a great…read moreand unique place! Fun atmosphere and helpful staff. The game I bought was $4 cheaper here than on Amazon. Regardless of price, it's a great visit. Shop local and support this terrific family owned business.

This place is a secret gem off Morningside Avenue. From the outside you would have no clue what's…read moreinside! Antique furniture, jewelry, vinyl records, and collectibles. I found what I was looking for too. I don't ever think I could walk through the entire place with how huge it is. The building doesn't look like it could hold a lot but it sure does. I'll be back again.

Convenient place to go since it's right on the avenue. However, their hours on the door say they…read moreclose at 6. I got there at 5:30. That means I had 30 minutes to be able to look around. Two seconds after I walked in the door the guy working there had to come running up behind me to tell me they were closing in 12 minutes. I said ok made a loop around the store but he was trying to kick everyone out before 6. Sorry but that's not how business works. I've worked in retail and have had to stay past the hours because people were in the store. That's just how it is sometimes. Kicking people out because you want to leave early is ridiculous. Also the furniture is way overpriced. I will not go back again.

This was probably the CLEANEST thrift/consignment store I have ever been to and I go to several,…read morefrequently, all over. They had nice music playing. It was well lit. The place didn't smell like old clothes. I'll be going back there soon. I'm adding it to my rotation of thrift places in Sioux City.

Great flea market. Flat parking lot, easy to get in and out of. Heart and Soul is made up of…read moremultiple vendors who rent space, so you'll see a wide range of items. You'll see some stalls that are like ongoing rummage sales, to clothing, collectibles, miniatures, handmade items and even local honey and roasted almonds. They have a large assortment of vintage furniture on the floor, in addition to individual vendor stalls It feels like it's tucked away but worth the trip.

What a well kept store. It's clean and quiet. It is also organized. There's something quaint and…read morecharming about this place. If I wasn't traveling, I would come back to visit often. Prices are super cheap also.

This is a small thrift store. Clothing wise, there were many church clothes, some things I suspect…read morecould be close to vintage. Not a ton of stock but worth checking out if you love thrifting. There were a lot if books and also some homewares and some furniture.

Really businesses minded. I respect that. You can trust him. I liked that. I feel comfortable and…read moresecure in the prices

I was here this week & I bought a lot of cool things to add to my coin collection! J&J Coins is one…read moreof my all time favorite coin dealers in Sioux City ever! Very nice owners & employees also they're very helpful & knowledgeable about their coins & bars that have too!! I highly recommend shopping here!

Nice lady behind the counter! Nice selection of stuff from all over! Great time, every time I've…read morestopped by here. Haven't had any complaints so far! Highly recommend to visit this place! Nice atmosphere there! Great place to look around as well!! Great value as well!

Amazing wonderful store with great customer service. Terrific selection of items for every…read moregeneration.

my favorite vintage store by far. Always has a huge selection that turns over quickly. Prices are…read moreso reasonable and the people are so nice.

I love this store it's one of my most favorite stores to shop at in Sioux City. I highly recommend…read moreeveryone to shop here it's a game changer! Excellent shopping experience! My first time ever shopping in here I love it

Driving north, I stopped at the Sioux City Art Center to see the Corn Room Murals from 1927 by…read moreGrant Wood. These delicate oil on canvas mounted on board panels of Iowa cornfields were rediscovered in 1979, saved, and removed from the local Martin Hotel in the 1980s. The vibrancy of the panels is no more. Seeing them in the small gallery here is like looking at ancient murals. The viewer is faced with the creamy yellows, tans, and browns but little detail remains. However, sit and gaze at these for a while, let your imagination help you, and you'll get a sense of how lovely these panels must have been. For the local community, this Grant Wood work, even in its diminished state, is an important historic and cultural touchstone. The Art Center itself is a nice space for exhibitions. The few here were more interesting than I expected. I was especially taken with Teo Nguyen's giant acrylic on vellum 'Lotus Pond,' from 2018-22.

Another small city art museum that pleasantly surprised me. It has a small permanent collection yet…read morehas some great pieces; including a Thomas Hart Benton that I wanted to see since hailing from Kansas City. They also had a whimsical temporary exhibit - "The Art of the Brick" with full scale sculptures made with Lego's, and an exhibit of area high school students that was truly awe inspiring with paintings, drawing and sculpture.The price was free, parking was easy and next to the interstate downtown. An easy and rewarding stop for anyone driving I-29. Nice job Sioux City!