This spot is super cute. I've been stopping here for a while to and from my drives to the cities…read moreand I was surprised to find that it wasn't on yelp yet. It's the perfect distance from Lake City (10 min drive?) and Redwing so if you're staying in either, then you're able to take a short little road trip. I think one of the things I really love about this place is how their antiques are in such good condition. A lot of times, when I go to antique stores there's always a stain or something on the clothes but I've never found anything like that at the store, which I really applaud them for. It shows how selective and intentional they are with the pieces that they keep in their store. It's not super easy to find a three-piece suits or two piece sets from 50 or 60 years ago. Especially in the condition they're in here (see: red 3 piece set) It's really well organized which I can't say that for all antique stores. And if you're into crystals, cacti or air plants, they also have those in store too. They got plenty of artsy books. And I believe they do have fitting rooms so I've personally never use them. They do have Apple Pay, which is really nice for me who always forgets to bring her card places. And if nothing else, you'll probably get a good photo for your VSCO, when stopping by.

What a great shop just filled with great gems! The gentleman who owns the shop with his wife is the…read morekindest man! And talented! He does custom wood work, bird houses, cradles, flags and I'm sure more. I will 100 % be coming back, and will share their info!

Every year we try to drive along the great river drive in WI. It is lovely in the fall. The…read moreleaves are nice to see and the river is beautiful. We have been stopping at this little shop for years. There's always something different to see. We have purchased many hand made loomed rugs. They are very good quality at a fair price. It's worth a stop if you're in the area.

What a gorgeous display of cups, pottery, glass, kitsch, etc! The owner John is super kind! Had a…read morewonderful time shopping here and found a plethora of treasures! Absolutely will be back again!

Tons and tons of antiques of all kinds. Loads of pottery and glass, vintage toys, tools, and so…read moremuch more. Very well curated, but prices are a bit high. Was definitely fun to see.

Sarah and Sam's knowledge of their profession made all the difference in sourcing the right fabrics…read moreand furnishings to beautify our space. Most important, we avoided expensive mistake. I highly recommend their services, you won't be disappointed.

I've used Home at Merriment for a very large project as well as for smaller items from the store…read more Sarah, the owner, listened so well to our needs and style requests. She helped us pick out lighting fixtures, bathroom tile, wood flooring, bathroom fixtures and paint colors. She was so helpful and made suggestions regarding size and colors we wouldn't have normally considered but, so happy she did as we went with many of them. We also ordered a custom master king size bed where we were able to choose every detail and she helped us every step of the way. It's gorgeous!! Everything turned out perfectly. We've purchased home decor items and gifts at the store. Such unique and beautiful items. And the staff is always so friendly and helpful. We will use Home at Merriment for all of our design and home decor needs.

Store is okay but they seem to always run out of the advertised sale items by the second day. Most…read moreof the employees are crabby and have no interest in being helpful.

My chainsaw was repaired by Runnings, Fall of 2012…read more Dropped off a Stihl chainsaw with the request that they take a look at it and see what it would cost to make it operational again. It had not been run in a few years and I'm elbows deep into a bike project. They said they'd call with an estimate. Great. Call they did ... to tell me that the saw was done and I could come and get it. Ahhhhh? What about calling with an estimate, and what is the bill? "About $100" I was told. Okay. I dropped by to pick up my saw and pay the bill. After waiting a seeming eternity it becomes clear that they can't find my saw. So they bring me back in the shop area to ID it. I finally find it and ...then they can't find the bill. I wait another 20 minutes and then just leave. Without my saw. I had been in the store for 40 minutes at this point. (A point: their computer system seems like a detriment to actually getting people in and out of the store quickly. I looked over the guy's shoulder and viewed the screens and masses of entry boxes. We put a man on the MOON with little more than a clock radio, okay?) I called the manager and explained to him what had happened. He was aware of my situation and said they'd been experiencing a lot of turnover in the repair shop and this was why it is just coming out of a sea of disarray. I also mentioned the estimate on repair suddenly becoming a bill. He said that he'd adjust the bill for me and that I'd be happy. I return to the store. The bill is presented. There is no adjustment. I mention this to the clerk helping me. He takes me back to the shop to find the original bill (I think). I am wondering at this point if they are going to just kill me and get this over with. He finds the bill, and stares at it, clearly ruminating over what to do. He wants to help. He is anguished by this situation. I can't do simple arithmetic either, so I say, "How about $65?" He is awash with relief. "Okay, $65." We bring it to the checkout and he hangs for a few minutes to try and get the check out clerk to do this quickly. He leaves. Then more chaos ensues as the checkout girl can't get the register to work correctly because of the numbers on the bill. "These SKUs won't automatically enter the price," she says to me. I own some SK wrenches but am actually no longer dumb enough to blurt stuff out like this now that I am old. I just hang, decide to buy some candy. Like 10 minutes later I am paying and leaving. I go to Runnings at least once a week to get something, I prefer it over Menards and Ace. They are trying and they'll get it. Saw runs great.

"Last year I went fishing with Salvador Dali. He was using a dotted line. He caught every other…read morefish." (Steven Wright) If you're hunting for quality sportsmen gear, this is the best spot locally to tackle your tackle list. That's no fish tale! THE LURE: The store is close to Bay Point Park boat launch, making it a convenient stop for fishing gear or licenses before you head out on the Mississippi River. THE LINE: Four Seasons carries solid inventory on fishing, archery, and hunting equipment. For the lady aiming for fishing boat chic, there's a pink sweatshirt with your name on it! There's even a pink tackle box for the matchy matchy look, but women's sunglasses would be a great add so one doesn't have to buy a manly pair in a pinch. THE CAST: Employees won't ambush you with pressure sales tactics or stalk you like prey, but they are enthusiastic to help if you look confused when your father sends you in for products you can't find. They are also fantastic with questions about the river, nearby lakes, and where fish are biting. I give this store 4.3 jigs for their excellent customer service and inventory! Now go catch yourself a lunker!

Bryson and Travis were both extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They were able to help me out…read morequickly at a reasonable price. I even showed up a couple of minutes after they closed without knowing and they had no problem helping me out even though they most definitely didn't have to do that. Would definitely recommend to friends and family.

Unfriendly staff and makes me never want to come back. Simply being positive and friendly can…read morereally go long way.....

Me and my buddy went there when I was visiting one weekend to just look around for old Xbox 360…read moregames and such and I told one of the lady's that work there about my move that was gonna happen in may and told her about my 75 inch tv and she suggested to me a cheep and easy way to move all my stuff. That was just the first day. The next day we made a funny decision and walked to get a 58 inch tv and a old sound bar and in the search of what tv we even wanted the two guys that helped gave us a pretty good deal and were really cool about everything. Definitely going again soon

A nice spot to shop red wing pottery wares and goods not far from the pottery museum. They have a…read morebreadth of antique crocks, butter churns, egg beaters, etc from a variety of design lines and eras. Their main shop has two floors to browse and they have a warehouse next door that you don't want to miss if you're on the hunt for something in particular. They also have some really sweet and cute crocks with drawn designs of their shop dog, butt, and the crocks not only don the front of butt, but their behind also! Owners are a very nice older couple and want to help you find whatever you're looking for.