I can't believe there aren't reviews about this place on here!…read more My work colleagues found out about it through google so we went to check it out. At the time that we went, there were only two variety of apples that were ready for picking. I ended up picking only the one I ate later because I figured I wouldn't be able to pack them in my suitcase, but they've got loads of stuff inside their cute cabin-like shop. I ended up buying a jar of apple butter that I took back home and put on practically everything! Because it was so hot the day we came, we bought some apple cider slushes, really cheap, and delicious! It made walking across the apple groves much more enjoyable. There's lots of shady areas where you can sit down and enjoy your beverage, or just hang out. This farm would be a fun time for the entire family as well.

Kelly is a jewel and so helpful. Awesome place with a true country feel. Will go back again and…read moreagain. Super inventory of fun and goodies

Wish this store was closer as I now live in Florida. My first fur coat (rabbit coat/hat/muff came…read morefrom there at age 6.) The fun I would have going there with my dear Aunt Shirley. Very nice quality and wonderful service.

Second Mile has been around for as long as i have been alive. My grandma gets just about everything…read morefrom here and often donates as well. There were soo many good finds here and for pretty reasonable prices. There is a decent clothing section, collectibles, glassware and so much more. Worth a stop in!

They have increased prices on 2nd hand items I thought it was a place where can buy affordable…read morehousehold items and clothes a pair of used shoes 80?? Why??

Sadly, mediocre at best. I would skip this place entirely. Tried coffee and food, both were poor…read morequality, not homemade....meh....nothing special. We ended up throwing both drink and the cookie we bought away as both of my kids said the cookie was "bad"...tasted like a box mix that was overcooked.

Love the community spirit and the cortado! I also recommend the dark roast and Monster cookies.read more

Stumbled across this shop next door to the Frontier cafe on Main Street in downtown Grinnell. Wide…read moreranging selection of vintage clothing wonderfully displayed in a cozy atmosphere. The couple that owns it could not have been more friendly and hospitable. They were getting ready for a pop-up event that evening and had an even greater selection for that night. My wife found a unique ring, a hand made dress from the 1930's and a really cool blouse. Highly recommend you check it out if you are in Grinnell.

This place transforms me to Brooklyn (NY not IA). Curated local(ish) vintage where you can tell…read moreeach piece has been thoughtfully selected by one of the two co-owners. Opened just four months ago, this place feels like a community space. Free coffee in back, a seating area, and so many delightful shelves to peruse. Take your time here. Enjoy the space.

I grew up in Newton and moved away after graduating high school and after college have been an…read moreinfrequent visitor. I don't think I have ever been in this building before until today. Someone has invested a lot into this. Yelp calls this a public market. I will elaborate and describe this as the first 2 floors being a food hall and the third floor being boutique shops with individual small businesses throughout the building (aka a market). My wife and I had Swiss mushroom burgers that were nicely grilled and weighed somewhere around a half pound. Additional toppings were available according to the posted menu but I kept it simple for the first visit. I am here for the week and may come back to try the berry bowl shop on the first floor and get a pullover I saw on the third floor.

Five of us went there for coffee time. What a great place to meet!…read moreAn açaí place and a coffee shop were both open on the first floor. One of my friends had a bowl & enjoyed it. Jaarsma's bakery will open in about a month. We went up the stairs and a food truck place now has a physical location and is open for breakfast. Two of us ordered breakfast bowls, and two had tacos. The third floor has alittle boutiques and shops. The mezzanine in between is available for small meetings or to sit. Free WiFi. Our breakfast bowls were fresh and tasty. The salsa was really good. We had bacon and eggs in it. We only wish they would've been served on a plate or in a tray. That would've made it easier to use the salsa and spread everything out. Our friends really enjoyed their tacos. There are big picnic tables, so you could have a lot of people gather and there are more tables at the back. The bar serves wine and liquor, but wasn't open in the morning of course. There was a cooler upstairs with canned sodas. I had one for two dollars. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. If you have a group, this is the place to go! Or bring a friend have a bite to eat and then go through the boutiques. They set up cute tables out front !

Very welcoming atmosphere. I love the prices and value. Staff very helpful There is also plenty of…read moreparking

This is my favorite local thrift store! So many great deals and it all goes to a good cause. I find…read morea lot of unique clothes and home items here that I love! I highly recommend everyone check it out.

Love this store! Just what Newton needs. There are so many cute items in here…read more There are gifts for almost every occasion. I found a few items right away. I recommend checking it out!

Lovely, fun store with so many gift items and home decor items! Love to stop by whenever I'm in…read moretown visiting. Always find something cute for friends and family.