Not a music store or mall or really a music outlet. it is a booth in an antique junk mall. Any of…read morethe few instruments are junk at best. You can find some strings, but otherwise it is not remotely a music store....lots pf hype, no real value.

I needed a few guitar related items while on vacation, and they had them…read more Easy and fast.

If you need your piano tuned or repaired, call Jonny Braun. I consider myself blessed to have found…read morehim. A musician himself, Jonny takes a personal interest in every piano he tunes as well as the client it belongs to. I had him tune both of our pianos, which also needed various repairs. Jonny's attention to detail and professionalism are better than any other technician I have had work on my pianos...in over 25 years. His ear is astonishing, he is a kind and gentle soul, and he totally understands the importance of having one's instrument sound right. There is no one else better for the job.

Everything was amazing. Great help. Awesome customer service. Coffee samples are ti die for. All…read morearound great place.

Nice little kitchen boutique located at Branson Landing selling unique kitchenwares and gadgets. If…read moreyou enjoy cooking or are in need of new kitchenware, then you'll probably love their shop because you'll probably find items you didn't even know you needed!

Most enjoyable instrument store I have ever visited. We go there every time we are in Branson…read more Sometimes we buy something but often we only browse. The owner always is friendly and welcomes us into the store. He is very helpful when we purchase a new instrument or just browsing.

Trustworthy! Honorable! Knowledgeable! I inherited a vintage dulcimer and sent it to Matthew,…read morethe owner, to sell for me. He sold it within a week of receiving it! He called me the minute it was sold, and mailed me a check. I'm in California so when I shipped to them, I crossed my fingers and hoped for the best. These people are the BEST, in every way.

Casey was absolutely amazing! He waited on us hand and foot while we were in there. I would…read morerecommend this as the top jeweler in the area. Thanks for taking care of us Casey!

I have bought several pieces of jewelry from here for family members myself and my husband has…read morebought me beautiful statement pieces as well. Prices are great. Was given a good trade-in for a new wedding engagement set. Also, the staff there is extremely friendly they're willing to help educate you in your jewelry buying process, I recommend everyone to stop in there and at least take a look around and see what they can do for you.

the nicest item they had was damaged would have bought it…read more alot of basic beginner rock collector stuff the only person there knew little about rocks at the advanced level she said the person that owns it never goes to the store.

My favorite rock shop period i have bought materials that now are in jewelry pieces of some of the…read moretop branson show talent

A pawn shop might seem an odd stop in a place heavy with tourist attractions, but this is an…read moreinteresting visit whether you buy or not. There's nostalgia: Cultural pop items from your past show up here. There's the practical: You might find a good value on a tool, DVD, or household item. There's the curiosity: Why would an excavator bucket be on the floor for sale? And the last thing: In a town where every attraction has a ticket price, this is free. You probably won't spend an hour or two here but if you're strolling Commercial Street it's with a stop.

Really good service and has a variety of stuff, it is my go to place if I want to hang around…read moredowntown since we can just look around and see stuff like used games and other stuff and we can even try the guitars, overall really nice place

This place was a lot of fun! Be prepared to spend at least a couple of hours. It's pretty big and a…read morebit like a maze. There are so many rooms/vendors! A lot to choose from. Everything you can think of is here so you have quite a selection of flea market treasures. I bought way too much! Most items are very reasonably priced. You are basically on your own and if you need help, you need to find someone working at one of the 2 cashier booths. They do sit out bottles of water for shoppers which I thought was a really awesome gesture! And the people I did talk to checking out were very nice. Tip 1: There are shopping carts. This one is hard because you don't want to be all the way in there and then need a cart. You'd have to find one at the entrance BUT maneuvering through the small spaces especially on a busy day with a cart is not easy! If you think you are going to buy several items, don't forget a cart, but if you don't think you'll need one, it's a lot easier to walk around without one. Tip 2: I usually put things in my cart if I'm interested in them since there's usually only one of each item. Sometimes I change my mind if I find more later while exploring. It's a little difficult to go back and return the items to the correct room if you change your mind. There are #s on the price tags that help you figure out the room #s but try to pay attention to where you are when you place items in your cart if you think you may change your mind. The next time I'm in Rogers, I hope to stop back in again!

Lots of interesting items to explore & it offers a wide array from vintage dishes to tools. There…read moreis a little of something for everyone here. We had fun browsing through. It's a pretty good size so make sure you have some time & don't have to rush. The ladies working were pleasant & greeted us as we entered. Pricing varies as with all antique/flea markets.