One of the most interesting stores in NWA. Perfectly curated mix of antiques, original art,…read moreinteresting and useful kitchen items, and unexpected finds like block printed bathrobes and a collection of brand new cookbooks. It's all served up in a charming old historic house that invites you to wander until you find something you can't live without. Add in a welcoming shop owner and a display case full of chocolates and you pretty much have the perfect shopping experience.

The Rock House 205 is more than just a shop- it's an experiential trip through interesting art,…read moreclassic furnishings, unique tabletop and kitchen wares, local foodstuffs, and did I mention the Sweet Shop truffles??? Kim, the shopkeeper, is a wealth of information and the house (circa 1916) an experience in itself. Plan to stop in when you have some time to leisurely peruse as each room has its own delightful merchandise and surprises.

Always a fun store to shop when I'm in town. The store is well curated and usually has things you…read moredon't see in every antique store. From smalls to furniture, they have it all. The building it's in is cool too.

Great place to search for treasures. Room after room are filled with collectibles as well as…read morefarmhouse and vintage finds - small and furniture large. There are also vendors offering quality candles, handmade pottery, and designer jewelry. Fun place to spend the afternoon

We shopped at the Rogers, AK shop. Very cute store. We purchased a few items and would have shopped…read moremore but my goodness the two ladies running the shop were SO STUCK UP and rude! We were on vacation and to have felt so slighted was an absolute shame. Shame on both of them. Grown women in the retail business should know better. Grow up.

Great store for gifts with nice variety, but please be aware of strict return policy. 7 days for…read morestore credit only....with no exceptions when store is closed extra days for holidays. Missed by 1 day after Christmas. Will consider other stores with more flexible policies for gifts in the future!

This is the cutest little locally owned shop off College in Fayetteville. We have gone to their…read morefree Flower Fest for 2 years now and really enjoy the vendors and flowers. They also have fun open houses and other events. The store is small but has A LOT of inventory. They have a cute kids area with books and toys and a cookbook/food wall that I love. They also have boutique items, jewelry, gardening, local decor, and a greeting card area. It's a great place for buying unique gifts and they have an online shop too. They do have an email list and rewards, but this place is definitely pricey, so be prepared! Employees are friendly and helpful. They even have an Air BNB cottage in the back. However, they barely have any parking, which is a bummer when they are busy.

This location as well as Freckled Hen Home are the cutest shops! Such a great place to visit on a…read moregirls day out or for finding a special gift. A warm and inviting atmosphere with very friendly staff. Owned locally.

Adorable and beautiful store, great for picking up decor or gifts. I was in Siloam Springs visiting…read moremy parents and we stopped in here to explore. My sister found a great little planter to give as a gift and I found them most perfect, short taper candles to take back home with me. She packed everything up nicely in bubble wrap and my delicate candles survived the trip home to DC. Kicking myself for not getting those pine cone candle holders as well!

No reviews? No way! This adorable shop is located on Broadway in old downtown Siloam Springs. She…read morecarries an adorable and unique collection of farmhouse style home decor mixed with a little MCM, aviary, and also a few baby items. Be sure to stop by and shop her unique assortment - the retro camper cookie jar's, her dish towels, her bird themed cloche decor and check out the baby cuddle toes (socks). There is so much more - you will definitely find something you love. The owner, Robin, is so friendly and helpful. Her items are reasonable priced. A great place to purchase a gift or find something for yourself! And she is just steps away from pure Joy ice cream!

I love this store and could spend a couple of hours looking at all of the exquisite items. The…read morequality and selection of totally unique and beautiful things for home, travel or gifting is extraordinary. The gift wrapping, like everything else in the store,is perfectly beautiful.

Love their selection! They always have just the right gift- something of the moment, fun and…read moredifferent. Plus I love their Juliska selection!

Wonderful large antique store with what looks like dozens of vendors…read more Friendly staff will help you locate specialty items and point you to deals, or let you be to wander the buildings and outside area, There's so much of interest and lots to see; plan to spend a couple hours if it's your first visit to this Pea Ridge gem!

The place is a very good antique shop!! it has all sort of things and you really have to take the…read moretime to find real treasures. It's a little expensive but you can always negotiate with the owner.

This is such a unique place. It's the original bank of Eureka springs. The owner is completely…read morecool with dogs and he even has treats! I said this is history when I walked in; and sure enough. Here I was standing in the heart of all that's Eureka springs! What a cool place! Thank you guys!

Friendly owner, unique selection of gifts. This was a favorite store on my trip! I love the art-…read morereasonably priced too! I got a candle and card. Loved everything there

Southern Hospitality personified! My wife and I were in Fayetteville recently, and my wife stopped…read morein to Sara Kathryn's to look at their Christmas ornaments. Moments later, my wife comes out of the shop, accompanied by the wonderful lady who was running the shop. I never did get her name. But she had numerous recommendations to help us find a nice dinner on nearby Dickson Street. She even offered us an umbrella, concerned that it might rain on us. We thanked her for all her help, politely declined her umbrella, and went on our way. About 20 minutes later, my wife and I were on Dickson Street, trying to decide on a restaurant, when the skies opened up! We ducked under an awning and were waiting out the storm, when a car pulls up across the street and out hops the woman from the shop, with an extra umbrella for us! She had closed her shop, and come looking for us, worried that we were going to get soaked in the rain. We were floored by her thoughtfulness and selflessness! We thanked her profusely, and finally had our dinner, dropping the umbrella off on the shop porch on our way out of town. Fayetteville has a real gem and an ambassador of Southern Hospitality in Sara Kathryn's, and we can't recommend them highly enough.