Amazing customer service! I had placed an online flower order from a major chain a few days before…read moreI needed them delivered (retirement). I was informed, 3 HOURS before they were supposed to be delivered, that my order was cancelled without explanation or alternate solutions (grrr!). So I frantically started calling florists in the area I wanted to send them. What luck I found Sylvia at Jerry's right off the bat. She was so willing to help me and accommodate my ridiculously last minute request. The flowers were beautiful and delivered within hours of my order. Reasonably priced too! Thank you thank you thank you to Jerry's for your outstanding customer service. You made my day!

From the owner: Jerry's Floral & Gifts Provides Flowers And Gift Baskets, Memorial Stones, Chocolates, Greeting…read moreCards, Mother's Day Hanging Baskets, Personalized Things Built For Your Loved Ones, Vases For All Occasions To The Barron, WI Area.

This is one of our favorite destination shops with so much to see especially in the summer with the…read morewhole back yard filled with outdoor decor. Inside and across the front porch they have plenty of gift items including seasonal decor, some clothing, bird feeding and pet supplies, kitchen items, food, candy and much more. In the bird feeding collection they have many types of feeders, supplies and seeds. We have never had such spoiled birds especially with the Wayne's seed mix - they get into that like nothing else we have ever tried! Stop in and meet the friendly staff, I think it might become a regular drive and stop for you too.

I used the Scandia-Marine Lions Club's Super Saver book to get 5 pounds of birdseed and another 5…read morepounds at half off plus bought 1 pound of dog treats and got 1 pound free. Put the birdseed out right away and the birds LOVE it! Bought two different types of mixes - both are high quality with seeds that the birds want to eat. The dogs also are enjoying their dog bones. The minute I take the bag out and open it up, all four dogs are sitting around me waiting for their treat! We will be back again for more bird seed and dog bones!

Cute store with decorative items for the home. I bought…read moresome cute napkins and place mats.

Farmer's Daughter is a wonderful store you can't walk out of empty handed. It has home made items…read morefor your home. I started a Snowman theme for Christmas with darling handmade snowman. Have 20+ from the last 3 years. Always have great holiday decorations for all holidays. Highly recommend The Farmer's Daughter to everyone. While in White Bear, check out our quaint downtown too.

This shop has new clothing & gifts upstairs and a lovely collection of vintage clothing downstairs…read more I shop all over for vintage clothing when I am on vacation and I will say that this shop had some of the best quality I have seen. It is REAL 50s & 60s vintage, not costumes and not 80's 90's. I purchased: Plaid wool pants, plaid mini skirt, blue wool jumper dress, black evening wear dress with matching jacket and a peach silk dress with matching full length jacket. Clearly the shop buyers have very good taste! Prices are less than vintage shops in Minneapolis.

Really Cute store, lots of nice jewelry! really reasonable prices and lots of good…read more kitchen stuff and some cute clothes.

This place has great drink and some of the best sandwiches in the world!! Egg pesto all the way!!…read moreTry a lavender shake. It's amazing.

Peter & Annie's is a must when visiting Cumberland. They offer not only a wide array of women's…read moreclothing, shoes, and accessories, they offer unique merchandise that is perfect for birthdays, Christmas, and any other holiday. There is also a coffee/ sandwich bar that serves up tasty treats. There are so many hidden shelves and nooks there is always something new to discover!

Very good experience, helped me find what I was looking for…read moreHas handmade stuff, gift stuff, and some antiques! Seems like things are priced reasonably

Beautiful and long-lasting crafts. We love the unique design from their artists. We got a vase,…read morecontainers, and a kitchen board. After more than 10 years, we are still using them. If you go there, pay extra attention to the foldable-design furnitures, great space savers!

From the owner: Father and Son Artisan Furniture and Woodcraft store located in Historic Banbury Place. We are…read morelocated in 930 Galloway Street Building 13, Suite 13 Eau Claire, WI 54703. We offer a large selection of Cutting Boards, Charcuterie Boards, Cheese Slicers, Side Tables, and home decor.

Such a fun shop! Home and garden decor at very reasonable prices located in a little cabin and…read moreshed. Cute seasonal items as well as country and boho items. Friendly staff!

You've got the look You've got the hook…read moreYou sho'nuf do be cookin' in my book (Prince) Everyone knows that chocolate milk comes from brown cows, but I wonder what beverage comes from paisley cows? Prince would have had a field day in this Paisley playground! I'm sure he could have found a Raspberry Beret, Diamonds and Pearls, and enough other treasures to fill a Little Red Corvette. Paisley Cow sho'nuf cooks up a unique shopping experience with several rooms full of accessories and home/garden décor to fit every taste and look. Wisconsin cow t-shirt, anyone? They're "legendairy"! I also love their European shoe inventory including brands like Spring Step, Patrizia, and L'Artiste. Oh, and Anglophiles can't leave the store without trying on some udderly captivating fascinators! Overall, this shop is a great pit stop in Baldwin to shop until the cows come home for gifts for your Darling Nikki, a Lady Cab Driver, or The Most Beautiful Girl in the World. Watch for the Paisley Cow signs at the intersection of Hwy 63 and Hwy 12, and then look for Ms. Moo. You'll know her when you see her.

Warning: no toilet inside; only a porto potty outside. My guest found no toilet paper there and a…read moreshrug from the staff. Surely a place that caters to women and lots of them can afford a decent indoor toilet. Septic system? Please, this area has lots of them. I won't go back nor will I take guests who visit nor will I tell people the purchases I have are from there. They actually recommend the patrons use the gas station down the block. Bet the gas station is happy to supply tp and soap for the Cow's patrons. Shabby.

Rice Lake is an hour drive for us, but TWT Furniture has become our go-to place for quality…read morefurniture. We first drove up there to check out new recliners and comfortable chairs for sitting and reading, and on our first visit we spent half a day trying out different chairs and learning a lot about the Stressless line of chairs. We ended up buying 2 recliners and have found them to be the most comfortable chairs we've ever owned or used. When another family member was thinking about chairs for his house, we took him to TWT and he spent an afternoon learning about chairs and selecting what felt best to him. The people at TWT really know their stuff, and helped us learn about the differences in chair dimensions and design that make a difference for our comfort, depending on our size and body dimensions. I never had that information in any other furniture store. I'm writing this sitting in my Stressless recliner that I bought last year at TWT Furniture. (They no longer have a cafe but they gave us excellent recommendations for places to eat lunch.)

Love this place. It's got a great furniture collection (I…read morethink I'm writing this review from a couch purchased there) an awesome selection of brick-a-brack and knick-knacks that would make your grandma swoon, and a fan-freakin-tastic little cafe within the store. And I mean within the store. There are still items for sale in the place in which you eat. But you'd hardly notice because the soup and sandwhich you're lunching on is blowing your mind. Well maybe not that good. But easily one of the better in a 60 mile radius. And now that I think about it, that candle holder would look great on our mantle. Anyway, love this place. And love even more that it's like THE anchor that still keeps Rice Lake's downtown from crumbling into a depressing object-lesson in big box capitalism.