Didn't care that they were causing pain and made mine and my friends toes bleed. Even when i said…read moreouch they didn't stop.

All I've gotta say this is my absolute FAVORITE place to go to get my nails done, it's always so…read moreclean in there and everyone is so nice!!! I've been there multiple times and I've never had a bad experience. I've also been to every other nail salon in Ashland and this is my top favorite, I always leave with the best nails possible

Love what Jessie does, I always leave her salon happy! Prices are great, the service is even better!read more

Great Thrift Shop. One of the best I've ever been in! I will be back even though I live hundreds of…read moremiles away

Just bought a cute pair of Keds sandals for 50 cents; earrings for $1.50 and J Jill long sleeved…read moreshirt for $1.00 pictured.

This is a great souvenir shop right by the Madeline Island Ferry. The shop owners/operators were…read morepleasant. And the items that were similar at other shops appear to be a bit cheaper. Bought a great wood Madeline Island piece for about $130.00. If you are looking for Madeline Island souvenirs, try this store!

The owner was very rude and unwelcoming to my family and I as we shopped. She made our experience…read morehere unpleasant with her sharp and ill-mannered attitude. She also bad-mouthed numerous other Island businesses when we asked for recommendations. Items were overpriced.

Love, love, love the amount of yarn, the pattern books and the examples. All nicely displayed on…read morethe first floor. If you look at the size of the city this store is huge. Little remark though. Was here for at least twenty minutes browsing through the books and yarns and I saw no staff...... Meanwhile, two ladies we're busy downstairs discussies things. So a wide variety of yarns and patterns for crochette and knitting, but no so big in service. Downstairs you'll find all kind of things. Clothes, shoes, little gifts.

i love it here! large selection of scandinavian and norwegian items, and such a friendly owner! my…read morefamily and i always make sure to stop in when we are in bayfield!

I left my credit card there in the afternoon and called the next morning when they opened. The…read moreowner had already cancelled my card and cut it up. Huh? Really couldn't you have waited a day????? No happy

Really cute bookstore in Bayfield. Great selection, and loved that as soon as you walk in there's…read moresections featuring local & indigenous authors/topics. I was also obsessed with their dog-themed book section and literally laughed out loud when I saw their "banned book" shelves. This is the kind of space that sparks joy. They have a cool patio out back to hang out and read that is (of course) dog friendly! And besides books, they also had some unique trinkets and merchandise for purchase. I walked away with a mystery by a local author that I never would've found without this nifty bookshop.

Perfect little indie bookstore. We loved the cafe, used book and used vinyl building off the back…read moreof the shop - lots of good finds there (most records $3-5, good prices) plus a place to sit and drink some coffee. Friendly staff. 10/10

I love these products! Environmental friendly and reasonably priced. Love how they are made in…read moreAshland too.

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