Darling place! Wonderful soaps and lotions. They have nice antique linens jewelry boxes and a small…read morebut nice variety of items. Very nice shop!

An assortment of Iowa small farm, household, and business items on multiple levels. Also includes…read moremid-century pop culture at reasonable prices. It's really much like an unorganized and uncataloged museum of early and mid-20th century Iowa life. Wonderful to browse.

I went to Amana Furniture and Clockshop with my daughter and a close friend of ours. Our friend…read moretook us there because my daughter and I had never been there and she said that we had to check it out. When we went inside, we were greeted with smiles and by friendly and helpful staff. I loved walking around and seeing all of their handcrafted furniture, clocks, etc... The items inside were a little on the pricey side but understandably so because of all of the intricately handmade pieces of art that they had for sale. I bought some cool wax-made newspaper candlestick starters for lighting fires that I had never seen anything like before. What a great furniture store in Amana!

The objects inside are worth the look. Very interesting pieces and a WIDE variety. I don't like…read moredeer heads on walls and yet this place somehow pulled it off.

This is a non-profit museum of an original Amana general store/ post office. There are kids toys…read moreand other items for sale such as mustard, horseradish, root beer, candy, etc. I especially liked the horseradish jelly. Across the street is the building which was the original home of the first Amana appliance manufacturer.

Crowded Closet is hands down the best resale shop with a mission in the greater Iowa City area. I…read morelive within walking distance of this store and recently had the opportunity to visit. Wow. Just wow. I'm sorry I hadn't visited sooner. The store is beautifully curated and well thought out. You can tell a lot of attention is paid to the overall aesthetic of the sales floor. Shelves and racks aren't stuffed with merchandise, which I really appreciate. Prices are more than fair. They even have a silent auction area that features 'better' and/or unique items personally hand selected by staff, nice fair trade area and they sell houseplants!!! How cool is that?! CC is staffed by volunteers and employees. I great mix of individuals who care deeply about the good they're doing for their community and world. Large parking lot, face masks required (they care about the health and safety of their customers), closed on Sundays. Highly recommend.

This is a great thrift store! It's clean and organized. The staff are friendly and helpful. There…read moreare fitting rooms!

The Sisters garden is a favorite destination shopping trip! Always new stock every week! We shop…read morethere at least six times a year and never leave without great new garden decor or plants. In fall they have beautiful mums and gourds as well as antiques and gifts. Great drive in the countryside and beautiful new snd antique items!

Found a lot of things we wanted Had a great time…read more Even got a Christmas cactus free !!!!?............... !

Always find lots of vintage clothing, toys and household items. You have to be prepared to dig…read morethrough big bins of random stuff to find your treasures, but if you Love the Thrill of the Hunt, you will have fun at the Goodwill Outlet! Remember to bring gloves...

Love this place! Great selection of everything, books and housewares are fair priced.read more

This antique store is heavy focused on old stereo equipment and music. There is furniture and…read morebooks. Thereare many LP and 45 records. There are even some 78 records. If you are interested in music it is necessary to ask the owner for the organization method in order to find what you are looking for. Do bring cash. Cards are not accepted. Prices are fair. You can get better at a yard sale, but have to spend a long time looking. You are spend much more at a dedicated record store and get better organizing and renewed sleeves. I would got back.

There are a ton of records here. In the front are bagged, cataloged, curated and filed records of…read moregood quality. Then the back is full of mixed stuff that's all $10. I think the front bagged stuff was a good selection but I can't pay those prices when discogs and eBay exist. I have an ultrasonic and returns are guaranteed online. I'll gamble online before paying $30 for a record I've seen elsewhere for $5-10. Plus most good albums have been reissued at about $20. Some people may want an OG copy, I don't get paying more than the reissue price for a used OG record that looks eh.... Now the stuff in back had some good stuff too, but it should have been $5 a record and I'd have bought a bunch, they're just not worth $10 for common stuff. I don't need to fill out my collection that much, and nothing was rare or uncommon really. I managed to find a couple things I was ok with buying, was eventually helped at the counter, and was then told they only take cash. Who carries cash? I'm not 60..... cards are everything these days. So I wasted a half hour to an hour browsing through overpriced records just to be turned away. I could have found an ATM, but I'm out of town. So we tack an ATM fee on to the overpriced records too? Nah, didn't feel like it, so drove back to my hotel in Cedar Rapids... If you need decent copies of mostly basic albums (classics) with the occasional gem or underpriced record, come here with a lot of time, and cash only. Moral of this story? A question - You talked my ear off when I arrived but mentioned nothing of cash only? Waste of both our time.