Almost every time I drove by, I saw lots of savvy shoppers sifting through vintage items at Picket…read moreFence Gals. You can find antique furniture, birdhouses, wagons, bikes, and all sorts of random stuff. It's worth a look.

Lost of the decor and furniture in my house is from here! this place, but wish they were open more…read moreoften.

Driven by here 100s of times... always curious but never stopping. W my mom visiting i figured…read moreperfect opportunity to pop in! First of all..the fella behind the counter? Very friendly & personable, thanks i enjoyed our brief chat & chuckles. This space packed a lot of merchandise so bring time w you to take it all in. Reminded me more of an antiques store than thrift but why cant it be both? There was a sign for the days tag color sale... as i mentioned blue is 50% off the associate said everything rlse was 25% off. Whoa, the store is on sale? Fantastic. Perusing around i had a good snicker at the several band-aid tins! Been so long ago, i forgot they cane in those! Stop in, this place is sure to have something you need and the things you forgot your nostalgia needed.

I wanted to love this place, but it really was more of a 'junk' store with a sprinkling of antiques…read morethan it was a 'thrift' store. I certainly don't think itd be a place you could visit weekly for new finds. However, if you like to just look at shit (like I do) then it was pretty fun and there are likely some fun deals to be had. I have a feeling you could bargain with the owners a bit too if you found something you couldn't live without.

Quite a selection of antiques, and prices right. Definitely worth browsing if you're looking for…read morethat missing piece in grandmas collection. Easy parking in a free public lot less than a block away

Hands down my favorite store. They are open 7 days a week, service is always great and the variety…read moreof items is amazing. We always find something we didn't know we needed.

An antique shop in a large white house, it has 2 floors and multiple nooks and rooms filled with…read moreall sort of vintage and antique findings. I attended one of their flea markets today, that's when other antique vendors set up outside the perimeter of the house with their own goods. On flea market days, the white house items are an extra 20% off ( excluding sale items). All sales are final. Very fun place to walk thru, reminded me of all those antique shops in the Stillwater area. There are so many little spaces to discover and dig thru. In one of the rooms they even have free coffee to sample! Free parking in the lot next to it, in addition to free street parking in downtown Anoka. All the staff were welcoming and smiling as we came thru.

When you love the holidays as much as I do, and you find a cute and vintage collectors shoppe that…read morereminds you of that small town Hallmark movie, you KNOW you're going to be happy. We recently stopped in here and just had so much fun in a short time. Every room is filled with stuff to look at from different artists and brands and it's fun, kitschy, and warm. We met the owner and she was delightful! We will be back to explore the upstairs too!

This is an adorable gift shop that you can easily spend hours in without ever seeing all there is…read moreto offer! From handmade birdhouses to gourmet foods to throwback candy to inspirational books, this place has something for everyone! Be sure to check out their Facebook page and be informed of upcoming sales and events! They have a special Wednesday night girls night that includes a discount on all purchases. My anti-shopping husband and I went on a Sunday afternoon and I had to drag HIM out of the store! He found so many things that he wanted that he had to start a pile at the register so he didn't have to carry everything while he continued to shop! Our treasures included a pizza oven cook book, a shepherd's hook, a birdhouse, some peach bbq sauce, a handmade pen, a large picture/wall hanging, and a few caramels. We love it all and can't wait to go back! Pro tip....be sure to use the restroom so you can read about the history of this beautiful space. Sounds weird, I know, but what a lovely story abut a well-loved place! This is the PERFECT place to go if you are wanting to buy a unique and thoughtful gift for someone but have no idea what to get. Your gift will be the best one your receiver had gotten! The prices are fair. Not too high but not a discount store either. It is still a boutique. Oh...and the salespeople are just awesome! So sweet and make you feel like you are their closest friends. They wrap your goodies under with care and even offered to help carry things to our car. The whole experience was a 10/10!!!

The Round Bar is a long standing boutique in the North Suburbs. It's got great land history it…read moreprides itself in. I'm not all that knowledgeable on it but I'm sure they'd tell you about the "farm" it sits on. It's in a great location off of Bunker, near Round Lake. Parking is behind the building. Now you may think you are parking in a memory care apartment complex because you are. That's a part of this original Farmstead property. They take pride in MN. You'll find anything made by a local MN artisan here. There's a section devoted to just the MN State Fair. It may be stuffed to the brim with things, but it is organized well. Bath, body, kitchen, cabin, baby, faith, sports, fashion, treats. I usually want it all. And it's a great place to find a birthday or thank you gift. They offer gift cards and have offered basic gift-wrapping in the past (ribbon tied on the bag). They also host artisan markets to showcase some vendors. They gave me a postcard for an upcoming event, which includes food trucks. Sis and I stopped in on our way to the Downtown Anoka shops. But I found everything for my bday peeps here. No need to fight for off-street parking or the sidewalk sales crowd. Thank goodness!

We stopped by after climbing back up the stairs from the falls. The ice cream was great. We had the…read moredoor county cherry. There is all kinds of vintage stuff for sale it's wild. I got some figurines for the garden and the kid found a book to give for a gift. Everyone was nice.

Great little store. It also has an ice cream shop inside with excellent ice cream…read more Treasures upstairs and downstairs. Prices are reasonable. There is a wide assortment of items and clothing too. I had some photos and not sure what happened to them. They had a nice kid size Coke table and chairs. Nicely priced too. Don't miss if you are in the area. Downtown is very walkable.

Good gravy. What on…read moreearth is this place. Haven't picked any fleas off our market goods yet, so in that regard, we feel scammed. Other than false advertising, this place is purty dope. Visit Memaw's booth. Sherri is a legend. Sarah's a doll. Barb doesn't put up with no nonsense. Respect. -The Tight Squad

Go early. Let's of junk to look through. Hugh shoe tent but they seemed very over priced for a…read morebrand I've never heard of and not made all that great. A couple of spots to get snacks. Bring cash.

I love this place. I've visited at least twice and always come away with a cool piece of clothing…read morefor less than $12 (one was a nwt Vera Wang jumpsuit and another was a vintage lace nightgown). The place is very spacious and usually pretty empty as far as other shoppers go. Plenty of parking and staff is always kind.

This thrift store made a weekend visit in late 2019 more special…read more Not familiar with thrifting, I was eager to show my partner the ropes and the joy of thrift store shopping. It just so happens that on the day we visited, the store had a small setup of free hot apple cider and little sandwich cookies available for shoppers. This gave us a special glimpse of Minnesota hospitality and set things off on a great foot on a very chilly day! We looked through Christmas decorations and old games and I was thankful to find an excellent prank hallmark ornament for my sister and a nostalgic hallmark ornament for myself--a little mouse atop a spool of thread, sewing popcorn kernels for a Christmas garland. We looked at a variety of scarves and coats and then found a cute, new/barely-used, button-up shirt with little mustaches for my partner. All of this--delicious hot cider, Christmas and childhood nostalgia, easily transported "souvenirs" from our visit to Minnesota, and a crisp new shirt for my partner--all for less than $10 made for a pretty great first-time thrifting experience and a memorable stop on the trip for me!