What a wonderful find! I heard about Limbo Records and Rarities in a story about the Lake Pepin…read morearea and couldn't wait to visit! Limbo is a little hard to find but it is worth the search. If you are heading south through Stockholm, turn right at the big park on the river and--just before the train tracks, look down and to your left and you'll see it. The owner is friendly and helpful and the variety and condition of the records is outstanding. I found one of my favorite albums of all time (Music From Big Pink by The Band, original issue) for what I call The Nice Price. I also purchased albums by Lenny Cohen, the Scorpions, Sinatra, and a rarely seen disc by Alexander O'Neal (!). I will note, I saw Joy Division, Accept, Coltrane, Woody Guthrie, and much, much more. You'll pay for the exceptional find, but you'll pay a more than fair price and small store owners deserve to make a living--so support them! Albums are originals, not reissues and are almost uniformally in excellent condition. This store is moving to a bigger location in Maiden Rock, which will enable the owner to display even more albums!

This spot is super cute. I've been stopping here for a while to and from my drives to the cities…read moreand I was surprised to find that it wasn't on yelp yet. It's the perfect distance from Lake City (10 min drive?) and Redwing so if you're staying in either, then you're able to take a short little road trip. I think one of the things I really love about this place is how their antiques are in such good condition. A lot of times, when I go to antique stores there's always a stain or something on the clothes but I've never found anything like that at the store, which I really applaud them for. It shows how selective and intentional they are with the pieces that they keep in their store. It's not super easy to find a three-piece suits or two piece sets from 50 or 60 years ago. Especially in the condition they're in here (see: red 3 piece set) It's really well organized which I can't say that for all antique stores. And if you're into crystals, cacti or air plants, they also have those in store too. They got plenty of artsy books. And I believe they do have fitting rooms so I've personally never use them. They do have Apple Pay, which is really nice for me who always forgets to bring her card places. And if nothing else, you'll probably get a good photo for your VSCO, when stopping by.

I can't resist a bookstore, especially an independently owned bookstore. The owner was there and…read moreextremely friendly- the walls are full of books new/used and my friend and I both found some we couldn't live without at great prices.

Store is okay but they seem to always run out of the advertised sale items by the second day. Most…read moreof the employees are crabby and have no interest in being helpful.

My chainsaw was repaired by Runnings, Fall of 2012…read more Dropped off a Stihl chainsaw with the request that they take a look at it and see what it would cost to make it operational again. It had not been run in a few years and I'm elbows deep into a bike project. They said they'd call with an estimate. Great. Call they did ... to tell me that the saw was done and I could come and get it. Ahhhhh? What about calling with an estimate, and what is the bill? "About $100" I was told. Okay. I dropped by to pick up my saw and pay the bill. After waiting a seeming eternity it becomes clear that they can't find my saw. So they bring me back in the shop area to ID it. I finally find it and ...then they can't find the bill. I wait another 20 minutes and then just leave. Without my saw. I had been in the store for 40 minutes at this point. (A point: their computer system seems like a detriment to actually getting people in and out of the store quickly. I looked over the guy's shoulder and viewed the screens and masses of entry boxes. We put a man on the MOON with little more than a clock radio, okay?) I called the manager and explained to him what had happened. He was aware of my situation and said they'd been experiencing a lot of turnover in the repair shop and this was why it is just coming out of a sea of disarray. I also mentioned the estimate on repair suddenly becoming a bill. He said that he'd adjust the bill for me and that I'd be happy. I return to the store. The bill is presented. There is no adjustment. I mention this to the clerk helping me. He takes me back to the shop to find the original bill (I think). I am wondering at this point if they are going to just kill me and get this over with. He finds the bill, and stares at it, clearly ruminating over what to do. He wants to help. He is anguished by this situation. I can't do simple arithmetic either, so I say, "How about $65?" He is awash with relief. "Okay, $65." We bring it to the checkout and he hangs for a few minutes to try and get the check out clerk to do this quickly. He leaves. Then more chaos ensues as the checkout girl can't get the register to work correctly because of the numbers on the bill. "These SKUs won't automatically enter the price," she says to me. I own some SK wrenches but am actually no longer dumb enough to blurt stuff out like this now that I am old. I just hang, decide to buy some candy. Like 10 minutes later I am paying and leaving. I go to Runnings at least once a week to get something, I prefer it over Menards and Ace. They are trying and they'll get it. Saw runs great.

The staff was very welcoming and helpful! The shop is smaller than some others but the uniqueness…read moreof some of the merchandise definitely makes this shop worth the visit, for example a Pikachu/Deadpool crossover pin (in my photo).

Great selection of games and space to play. Hope you get chance to visit with the staff and learn…read morefrom their passion

I am a plein air painter from California. I was so surprised to find s fellow painter in this small…read morebut artistic town of Stockholm Wisconsin. We decided to buy his print that was Edward hopperish and was the poster for the art festival. Walk up his stairs and meet his friendly dog and enjoy his beautiful art work. Just up the street from the famous pie shop.

An old fashion Clothing store, but that does not mean the suits are out of style. All the suits are…read moreclassic and they have options for all occasions. Tom's knowledge of men's clothing is second to none. He, also, does all his own tailoring and sizing. He gives great advice on what colors and suit styles work best for you. In addition, the store has many different types of sweaters and winter gear as well as PJs. Go for a visit, you will never want to shop anywhere else.

Best customer service. Worth a drive from the cities to get good clothing at a fair price w old…read morefashioned service from the owner himself

This place is a great escape! The drive to Maiden Rock is a little over an hour from Minneapolis…read moreand extremely pretty, particularly if you take the Great River Road and play peekaboo with the bluffs. Once you get to the farm you're greeted right away, handed a sieve and a box and sent out into the fields, which are full of enormous dusky blue blueberries. If you've never picked blueberries before you should know that they're maybe the easiest berry to pick: just grab a bunch in your hand and gently roll. The ripe berries will fall down into the sieve and the not-quite-ripe berries stay on the bush. When you break your zen and pop your head out of and above the blueberry bushes you'll see out into the bluffs for miles. It's dreamy! Most importantly these berries are INCREDIBLE, sweet and just tart enough. They'll ruin you for overpriced, plastic-cartoned grocery store blueberries maybe forever, so be prepared for that. I think they grow lots of varieties but I never bother to learn which is which because I'm usually more concerned with beating my personal eating record out in the field (which the super friendly owners encourage). Breakfast of champions.

My wife and I stopped on a day trip through the corner of Wisconsin, and this place is great!…read moreThough the workers said the blueberries were picked over, we filled a box with 7 lbs in no time! There's a welcoming tire swing, the berries are great, and everyone was super friendly. The only thing missing was a "greeter dog", but that's not worth dropping a star for. Seriously, can't wait to go back.