Cute little store in downtown Fountain City. They have speciality ice cream drinks like root beer…read moreflouts, as well as coffee type drinks and a few others. They also have a small selection of shirts and fun gifts. Very cool old building.

I met this extremely nice lady! She was very nice when I asked if they had something and she was…read morevery nice about it! The selection is top notch!

I would just like to say; if you plan on getting trading cards from this store, please beware. Very…read morestrict on the limited cards. Would be nice to be limited to each paying customer but not in my case. Apparently my kids buying cards with their own earned money got myself banned from this store. They chose to buy it not for me but for them to enjoy as teens and the Bald guy with glasses just ruined it for my family. We would go every time they got paid and shop around for collectibles and sometimes cards if my kids liked them but not anymore. Even before this incident, the guy with the glasses would always eye roll when u ask him to get certain items and his tone was a bit like he's annoyed. I always had a sigh of relief when i went there and this particular employee was not working that particular day. If you're having a bad day, don't just throw it at random customers. I used to like this store and its one of the only store i still go to when i go to the Mall. This employee happened to ruin it for the lot of us who enjoyed going their just to browse at things to buy in the future or the present. I'll be taking my business elsewhere and not support this store until something is done to this particular employee.

Amazing, extensive, eclectic, but well organized collection of books! I could stay in here for…read morehours and just soak it all in... do not skip this gem in La Crosse!

Awesome hidden gem with a very wide variety of new and used books. The loft area is designed with…read morethe purpose of hanging out and reading a book while drinking some coffee from next door. Bought several books and the price was very reasonable for what we purchased. Staff was helpful and friendly.

I had such a great time at All Glazed Up! I was taking a girls trip one weekend, we were walking…read morethe area trying to find things to do about 10:30am, nothing was open. Until we reached All Glazed up. Walked in and were happily greated. There were 3 people working here so we had plenty of help when needed. There are many projects to choose from. Pottery making, string art, pottery painting, wood projects, I think jewelry. And much more! Prices were very reasonably priced. I'm not from the area, so my pottery is going to be shipped to me. Iv'e never done this before, so I didn't have much of a clue what I was doing. They have lots of ideas, for the un-artistic person ahh like me haha... Oh almost forgot, they have classes, food and booze! I will totally be coming back here!

Place is nice if your only looking to paint pottery. Our group also did tie-dye which didn't work…read moreat all, dye came out and shirt stretched out. We also did two pieces of glass which they completely disregarded our instructions, ended up getting an ugly bumpy piece of flat glass I can't do anything with. Do not waste your money here!!!!

Nothing like walking into a cute little antique store and then seeing a ton of Nazi memorabilia…read morestarring you in the face. It's quite disturbing! SS hats, flags, you name it. Right in plain sight when you walk in. Not the kind of place I would do business with. Who knows what else is there? White sheets & a noose or two? Yes, it's history- though not a very good part of history. I don't think it should be so proudly displayed, nor displayed at all.

This place is huge! A three-storey antique shop filled with interesting pieces and a thoughtfully…read moreselected range of items. There's plenty to explore, and browsing each floor is enjoyable. The staff are friendly and helpful, making the visit pleasant overall. Definitely worth a stop if you enjoy antique shopping, especially for clothing.

Hurry. Stop what your doing and stop here!!!! We are camping nearby from the twin cities and spent…read morethe day at Lake Wazee. My son was determined to find crystals at the beach for me as I'm a huge crystal lover but he didn't find any lol and was bummed so I looked out of curiosity to see if BRF had any crystal places. I didn't think there would be any nearby so I was shocked to find this place. Being it was almost 5 (closing time for today) we jumped out of the lake and packed up. I was thinking since it's an antique store there would be hardly any crystals so I was so excited to see they had a HUGE selection of crystals from all different price points. Whether you're huge into crystals or just like them because they are pretty you have to stop here. Beautiful selection of wonderful crystals. My son and I each found 2 we love and we are so happy. Even if you're not a crystal lover this store is a must stop as they do have a bunch of fun antiques that make you reminisce about your childhood (I'm not that old LOL) or remind you of your grandparents. Fun store and we will be back next year during our annual jellystone trip!! Also, the bald bearded guy was SO nice. So patient and so friendly. Definitely a small town feel.

Nice shop with lots of nostalgic items for just about anyone. Almost always open year round.read more

Takes no accountability for racist displays. This place made me sick to my stomach. I've come here…read moremultiple times, even spent over $100, so most of the staff recognized me. When I visited this time, I noticed they changed the display o with the black face doll. With everything happening, I asked if they could separate the police badge from the black face doll, since the badge wasn't there previously, and they said it's not their problem. They could care less if an item or entire display is racist. They only care about making money and showcasing their distaste for people of color. They lost this customer quick.

This Antique shop isn't the biggest place but it is homey. The lady that was there, Sally was very…read moresweet and informative. The place has 2 stories full of lovely antiques, I didn't find anything to my liking but I'm more into certain toys but I totally recommend you Come check it out!

I love antiquing. If you didn't know any better, you'd swear I was an old lady. I get a serious…read morerush from bargain hunting and I love kitschy knickknacks. I especially love when they are affordable, which the majority of the things carried here seemed to be. They rent out space to various dealers, so there's a large assortment of vintage beer steins, art deco dish sets, tin signs, ceramic figures, books and much, much more. The store is spacious and set up in no particular order. I had seen a billboard on the side of the highway that gave vague directions (get off at exits 115 or 116 and turn left). I asked if this was the antique shop featured in the ad, because I had forgotten the name, and didn't even get the entire question out before I was corrected that this was *the* antique shop. I'm not sure if the woman working there is blissfully unaware that there's another antique shop just around the corner, but she was very friendly and eager to help me find whatever I might be looking for. I told her I was just there to browse and was left alone. Some of the items seemed a bit overpriced. I'm not sure if they think some of the things are worth more than they really are or if I'm not that good at pricing collectible objects. There was a 7pc Russian nesting doll going for almost $100 (that seems to be about right as an import, but I gotta scoff at it since I was able to buy them for ~$20 in Ukraine) and a few other things that caught my attention and held my interest just long enough to flip over the price tag and quickly walk away. However, I don't know how much the owner of the shop really has to do with marking things. As I mentioned, they rent the space out to people, so it's possible each person picks their own price and I can't blame Ruxton for having items outside of my price point.