This is a small shop but they had a lot of cute things in the prices for the most part seemed a…read morereasonable across the board. When we got to the shop we were about 15 minutes prior to opening and somebody that was inside saw us come up to the door and went ahead and opened early for us, that was really nice. They also checked on us a few times to see if we needed any help with anything! We both found some items that we liked in one of the pictures I have attached I have jewelry on my fingers and bracelets and I purchased all of them! I do love Junk Jewelry. I am sure we will make our way back to this little shop again.

This antique store has a hidden gem secret.....inside is a cream parlor that serves the best ice…read morecream in the Midwest. The ice cream is handmade by Sister Cleo, a 91 year old nun. All the ingredients are made by Cleo from scratch. For example, she extracts sassafras roots for the root beer flavor in her root beer ice cream. She offers about a dozen flavors, including a special flavor each month. My husband had an ice cream cookie sandwich, which he devoured so fast I couldn't get a photo. I had a cone filled with caramel ice cream which was creamy and of course, heavenly. So here's the best part...I went outside to eat my cone in their little garden. Sister Cleo was just arriving to work in her electric mobile chair from the nearby convent and we chatted. She is charming and interesting. So, there are antiques in the little shop. Jim, the clerk was kind and invited us to look around. They carry a nice selection of primitive and mostly American antiques. There are clocks, paintings, ancient kitchen ware, pottery, local artifacts and so much more. Prices were a bit steep for me, but I enjoyed looking. A tempting Circus poster caught my eye. So no matter where you are in the world, jump in your car, get on a plane, hop on a boat, get to Oldenburg, Indiana and try one of Sister Cleo's ice creams. And I hope you get to meet her. There is free street parking and the building is accessible.

Cute shop with lots of local antiques plus bonus Ice Cream Shoo. I thought most of the prices on…read morethe things I liked were a bit high. It was displayed very neatly and with thought. We didn't intend to have ice cream but we thought we may as well. Ice cream was good and one scoop was a nice portion.

What a cute little shop this is! I was in Greensburg going someplace else when I walked by it and I…read moream glad I did. I was already done Christmas shopping but still managed to spend $165 in this store. All of the people who work there were very friendly and helpful. When the gal rang me out at the cash register she said what they have in stock changes every week. One of the items I looked at was a really nice jacket, I did not buy it because they did not have my daughter size but when I looked at it I expected the price to be about $80 and it was 42 so there were good prices in this store. They had clothes, shoes, and socks. They had hats and scarves. As for the honey parked in the name of the store they have a bunch of different flavors of honey. The day that I was in the shop they had a special going that I assume was for Christmas. If you spent a certain amount of money you got to spin the wheel for a prize or get a sweatshirt or sleep pants. On this day they also had cookies and snacks and hot chocolate. I will definitely return here to check out the new items that they have in their store.

Go-to shop. Not just in Greensburg. Need a gift? D&H. Want some new clothes for work? D&H. New…read moreclothes for the weekend? D&H. Need to make someone feel better? There are literally small remedies at D&H! Plus, the customer service you're going to get from the owner and staff are the friendliest you'll ever experience. I promise. I literally walk out of there with a pair of earrings 4 out of 5 times I am in there because the owner takes such care in curating the collection that she offers. She pays attention not just to what makes a statement , is in style, but also is feasible to wear. They're light and comfortable. Literally can wear them all day in my ears that I formerly thought of as sensitive. That's not all that I buy, of course, my closet is also full. If the last time you were in the shop was in 2017 or earlier, it has new owners and you need to pop back in. More variety, more options, and MORE SIZES! If you are plus size, there is a WHOLE SECTION FOR YOU! AND the owner is very good at know what in the "standard" section is stretchy, loose, baggy, oversized, etc. enough to fit you. There is even home decor now. And candles. And they smell amazing and last. So if you lament that there is no "Hallmark" type store around, use Denim&Honey (and Crafts&Occasions depending on the age demographic you're buying for) as your resource for that. Also, do yourself a favor and smell the Denim and Honey custom scent from Bass Farms. It's such the perfect neutral smell. Even the men in my life enjoy it. And grab up a few of the $6 sets that include a lotion, hand sanitizer, and chap stick. They make the perfect little gift when you need "a little something". Pop in, LOOK around, you won't be disappointed.

Very nice shop with friendly owner. Lots of home decor and in the back area they have lots of jams…read moreand spreads. We got a jar of Bacon Apple Jam ( haven't tried it yet ). Sounds like it would be good with Brie and French bread. Shop keep also gave us a map of the town so we could decide where to go next.

Such a cute shop. If you like home decor shops, candles, pillows, and even some tea, coffee, and…read morefood items then you will love this shop. This was our first time in the shop and I found many things I liked. I will be stopping by again to see what I will find on the next trip in.

As someone who's new to the area, I've been visiting local businesses, and this shop immediately…read morestood out. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed. The store is beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully decorated, creating such a warm and inviting atmosphere. The owner took the time to introduce herself, and her kindness made me feel like an old friend rather than a first-time customer. It's rare to find a place that combines such a lovely shopping experience with genuine hospitality. I'm so glad I found this gem and look forward to visiting again. Highly recommended!

The items are set up in such attractive displays. If you're looking for home decor, interesting and…read morepretty things for your shelves or tabletops, even old time toys - this is the place! It is amazing how large the inside is - lots of selection and fun to browse. If you're with a group of friends, you'll be saying Look at This! again and again.

How can I NOT give this place 5 stars? They specialize in two of my favorite things...trains and…read morebooks. They've got a nice selection of used books, some that appear to be somewhat rare. In addition, they've got a supply of new books by local and regional authors, always a good sign! There are a lot of iron pans and skillets, too, if cooking is your thing. Add to that some posters, unique items, lots and lots of railroad lanterns and railroad related items, this is a fun place to stop while you're in Metamora. In addition, owners George and Gail have a wealth of information about the local area. They're friendly, personable folks. You'll enjoy your visit.

I've been in here a few times and really enjoyed all the locally made goods. Bonus, they do art…read moreclasses which are a TON of fun! Check out my full write up on my blog. https://karenpopecannady.blogspot.com/2020/02/feature-friday-tristate-artisans.html