i had been here as a kid several times, decades ago. Seemed like a good store…read more i went in again at the height of COVID, and no employees bothered wearing a mask. i even asked about that and only got a shrug. okay, so they can have their MAGA like views, as undefensible as they are from a public health POV. But i cant think of a more obvious "screw you" and self-centered attitude, which advertised that their ignorance or arrogance outweighed customer safety or comfort. They made their political statement, so whoopie! for them. I wont support that crappy attitude toward customers (most arent in the Cult).

Not too many brick and mortar hobby shops left, but the Quad Cities has a good one in downtown…read moreDavenport. New stuff on the main floor, consigned trains and planes on the second floor and a local club with a layout in the basement that they work on Saturdays. Pretty cool. I like finding bargains in the used stuff upstairs.

Sunny Cove is such a cute shop. I love Makers Markets. They have a nice selection of products…read more Great place to find a unique gift or, if you're like me, something for yourself. I love how each time I go in I find something new. And the shop owners are so sweet and helpful. Go take a look and shop! You won't be sorry. And it's such a nice clean shop.

A nice gift shop, fairly large and a good variety of different items. Obviously, this is perfect…read moreif you're a Deere aficionado or collector. For a general family visit, I wouldn't bother unless you have a specific interest in Deere. As far as corporate gift stores go, it wasn't too overpriced either. I even found a few clearance items! They have a penny squisher machine if you're into flat pennies. Pro tip: The hours for the Gift Shop and Pavillion are different, so make sure you know both are open before you go (if you want to see both).

In this giant store that is everything John Deere, I stood drooling at the toy tractors. This is…read morewhere all the grown men stood. They all looked like farmers or at least men who knew their way around machinery. Me? Nope. I'm no farmer and I've never been on a John Deere tractor. My grandfather was a farmer who had tractors that were unbelievably old, unreliable, and wild safety hazards. Maybe that's why I bought a bunch of toys without any idea of what I'll do with them... after I play with them through the holiday season.

This is my stop for my Deadpool fix,the owner and staff are very nice and know their product.This…read moreis one of two places I will buy my comics from. (on a side note) credit card companies and banks charge businesses per credit/debit transaction,so yes there is a limit on how much you can buy before you can use a credit/debit card,sounds like someone has never owned their own business.

This store has a decent selection of back issue stock, but normally come at a premium price. I…read morewould recommend waiting for an advertised sale of their Facebook page before coming in for a large purchase. Having only been in a few times, I haven't had much interaction with the staff or owner, but the word of mouth is that they can be very hit or miss. I'll always mosey in when I'm in town, but will be paying close attention to the prices.

I initially visited the store at 3536 N Brady on 5/30/2026 and worked with Jeff. I needed to do…read moresome shopping around but told him I'd be back the next day and asked for a business card. He was pretty nice. Fast talker with numbers, but nice. Jeff provided me the business card along with the measurements of each piece of furniture I inquired about. Went back on 5/31 as I said I would. On the way there, I found a competitor which had a much lower price for the same piece of furniture. I went in showed it to Jeff and asked if they would match the price as the business card he gave me says 'Price Match and Beat Out Competitors'. Jeff looked it up the add on his computer and said he' done this before and had to get call his manager. I could tell by the tones - 1st in their language, then he put him on speaker phone and Jeff talked in English while the manager continued to talk in their language. Jeff gets off of the phone and tells me that his manager doesn't think it's real. Mind you, Jeff has pulled it up on HIS computer and even showed me. He pulled up the competitors website, so I'm not sure how this could not be real or why they didn't call the store ( which is less than 3 blocks away) and confirm. I now advise him that the card he provided me has printed on there 'Price Match and Beat Out Competitors'. I told him I wasn't upset at him, but he told me this could be done and that this is false advertisement. I wasted my time going back to him because he seemed like a nice salesman. He asked if I was going to give them a 1 star review. I was honest and told him YES. I explained I was not mad at Jeff, however, in that moment, he was the face of his company and unfortunately, he has to take the complaint for how his manager handled the situation. I thanked him and told him to enjoy the rest of his day. I went to the competitor, paid the great price, saved over $700, and was done in less than 15 mins including setting up delivery! The manager at this business should stand by what he says he will do on his business card. Sometimes, your word is all you have, and to me, their word means NOTHING!

Purchased a reclining couch and reclining rocker here. Within months the fabric started piling and…read morecushioning collapsing. Manager refused to do anything about this and did not stand behind their product.

The Fig Tree is owned by the same owners as Vignette (right next door). This store is more for…read morekitchen/home goods. They have a variety of candles, coffee and teas, kitchen accessories, and cleaning goods. They also have a counter that sells old pops and moonshine truffle bars - yum! I didn't try any, but they had a variety of flavors. You can buy one at a time, or get a 4 pack. They also have coffee drinks. They had some unique items that I had not seen before (like the truffle bars), so I would definitely come back and get some of these things as gifts!

Great shop with items in all price ranges. Love the candles! Staff was friendly and helpful. I will…read moredefinitely stop again.

First time coming here. Absolutely amazing selection of antiques! Fair sized store. They got some…read morefinds here that you can't find anywhere else. Overall it was a great casual visit coming here.

Not everyone knows the history of Trash Can Annie's or gets it. I am a long, longtime customer. Was…read moreso bummed to see the bad reviews from folks who don't get this place. This is not a thrift or vintage shop where you rummage around to find overlooked scores. Nothing is overlooked. The owner isn't unsure of what she has. "The score" is what Laura will help unearth for you that you didn't know was there. Don't want that experience? Go to Goodwill Trash Can Annie's supplies much of its inventory to films, celebrities, musicians, performers. Laura Heath is a professional costumer and stylist. She doesn't just own some shop with "second-hand clothes". We are very, very lucky to have access to her inventory, have her style us, and buy the outfit. This doesn't really exist anywhere else around here, or even in Los Angeles, folks. I have been shopping at Trash Can Annie's since 1984 or 85, long before Laura Heath rescued it (thank god for her) from the original Annie. The inventory she holds is staggering. If you are upset there's a stain or tear on that $380 dress, it's because you don't understand it's a hand-beaded flapper number of chiffon silk from 1921 and if you're making a sour face about a small stain, then yeah you should probably get out of the store. These clothes are outsourced to the entertainment industry. She's a costumer and industry stylist. You are lucky to have the opportunity to buy this stuff and be the star of your own movie. Don't claim you want to support local but are mad you could get something similar for less on AliExpress. JFC hear yourself will you I haven't yet been to the new location but I can't wait. Will be great to see Laura again! LONG LIVE TRASH CAN ANNIE'S

Most items were seriously overpriced. For example, there was a large (20 +) collection of elastic…read morewaistband peasant-style maxi skirts, each a single solid color, but several color selections. The sort of thing one might see at any mall store or on AliExpress. Each was priced at $80 or $100 (i cant recall which). Everything else had the same overprice issue. The owner gave me a quick (30s) intro to the store and then gave sole attention to the only other customer, who seemed to be only browsing was likely browsing. With the highly inflated prices and the owner's unwelcoming behavior, why should i "shop local" in this case? Wont go in there again.