The owners are so nice and they offer so much to the community!! It's amazing seeing all the…read moreindependent artists' work from our community featured at their store. If you're ever in town, check it out!!

I love this vintage store so much! I come here every single time I visit Baraboo, Wi.read more

Every time we go into Back Porch Gathering we find some unique piece we love!…read more The prices are great, the inventory is extensive and always changing. And the staff is super friendly! You can tell they love what they do.

The wow factor of this vintage boutique is off the chart. They have the coolest layout and are so…read moreinnovated in their designs. They are so incredibly helpful. If they don't have the perfect piece they are full of ideas to help create it. I own multiple items from here and they are all amazing conversation starters. This shop is a must stop!

Friendly staff and an array of antiques, period furniture & collectibles well above the average,…read moreall very attractively displayed. Listed prices are negotiable and it's open 7 days a week. We have made this place a regular stop when in the area!

Definitely worth taking a swing through if you're in Princeton! Located across the street from the…read morePrinceton flea market, it's easy to access. The store is large, but not overwhelmingly so. There are a lot of high-quality items and well-curated collections. Prices are on the higher side for many items, but they're also legit antiques and not just musty things that someone cleared out of their mom's basement. Our favorite stand had a ton of old photos, greeting cards, post cards, and magazine clippings. The vintage Valentines were a hoot, and it was fun seeing different slices of history all in one spot. The staff at the counter were kind and it probably took us 30 or so minutes to make a loop through all the booths, including browsing through the boxes of cards.

The name of this shop made me want to sneeze, but it was not at all dusty or attic like…read more The owner of the Dusty Attic has assembled a nice little assortment of antique items and arranged them beautifully for display. I was able to score a cute little 50's hat and a colorful ascot style tie. If we had more room in our car I would have snatched up the full set of china I found (for only $65!) and some of the cute furniture items. But Carolynne and I are already plotting a return trip to Beaver Dam just for the antique markets. Be forewarned, the Dusty Attic is cash and checks only! Bring your bank roll!

Very cute, with everything arranged and displayed well, and very awesome prices! Got a pair of…read moregloves for $3 and a fur hat for $6. Everything is in great condition for the age too. Saw a few things that I would have bought had we had room in the car, so I guess we will be back!

The Big Chicken is now in Portage on Mullett Street. I have been to the Big Chicken a few times,…read morebut I have to tell you, this last time will have me not returning. I am a big fan of used and resale shops whether they are antique or just odds and ends, and with each of these stores comes a certain odor of old, musty, and dusty. The Big Chicken has some beautiful pieces of furniture and items throughout the store, but I couldn't stand the stink of the cat litter box, or the smell of cigarettes!! Wow. Not sure which was worse. Enough to make my eyes water. So, if you want to see some very nice furniture and can stand the stink, then go....if you can't stand the stink find somewhere else to browse.

I called to see if they had a certain product I was looking for, I had to leave a message because…read morestore was closed. Sharon was kind enough to call back and she had exactly what I needed and was able to send it out right away. I will definitely be buying from her again. The customer service was amazing.

From the owner: Antiques, Art, Chalk Paint, Crochet, Custom Clothing, Decoupage Paper, Dot Mandalas, Glass Mosaics,…read moreHandmade Candles, Home Decor, Homemade Baby Clothes.

Super cute antique shop. Nice people. Very reasonable prices. I'm sold! Now I'm regretting not…read moregetting that thing that I wanted! I believe they also do re-upholstery services. I was drooling over the fabrics in the back. I will definitely be returning!

Friendly people, lots of things to see, prices seem to be in the area of overpricing, you would…read morethink if you lower prices your inventory would move along

Small building but has a lower level of booths too. Great variety. Price tags well placed! Booths…read moreare easy to get around - not cluttered! Very friendly staff.

Amazing spot and the lady behind the counter is maybe the kindest person I've ever metread more

Easy to get around but full to the top. Well lit wide selection with amazing finds everywhere…read more They have the items priced respectfully and have off street parking. The service is amazing at the counter but one of the workers would like some belly rubs. That's not weird because Lexi is a dog. Would recommend at least taking a walk through and looking around at least.

First time coming here, I was visiting all the antique stores in the area and I had a check this…read moreone out while they had the market Square going on. This place has a great deal of antiques neatly on display and it features a lot of great stuff I was primarily looking for cool outdoor items for display while my wife was looking for cool kitchenware that was nostalgic. This place has decent finds at decent prices as well overall it was a really casual antique store experience but it does offer the most compared to other antique stores in this area

I didn't buy anything here, but loved the store and wish i didn't live so far away so I could go…read moreback more often. There was a variety of antiques packed into one store and I was in heaven. I came to Wisconsin on a girls weekend to get out of the city. My roommate, a Baraboo native, always comes back from home with cool furniture or jewelry that she finds in Baraboo antique stores so I was excited to try and find my own treasures. Our first stop in Baraboo's quite happening antique scene was Oak Street Antiques and Yarn Nook. We met up with my roommate's mom who was checking out as we walked in, but I was immediately distracted by a trunk full of wrapped presents. They were all $2 and labeled with the age range that the item inside would be appropriate for. I stood there for a good 5 minutes talking myself out of purchasing an armload full of them because I love a bargain and a surprise. After I got over my irrational urge to buy all the surprises, I started to look around the store. I really liked the layout and flow of the store. There were items everywhere, but I never felt overwhelmed and there was always room for 2+ people to move about. The front right corner of the store is the "yarn nook" section where you can buy all types of yarn and accessories and in the back left corner, there were a few ladies sitting around a large table and knitting. The back right corner has a room full of clothes, from old fur coats to shoes, to purses. The remainder of the store is full of items from postcards, cast iron, jewelry, books, boy scout uniforms, sleds, furniture, and tons of other unique items. There were quite a few items that piqued my interest but I had to resist as they were not practical purchases. I can't wait for my next trip to Baraboo to check out the new inventory at Oak Street Antiques!