A nicely curated shop that sells antiques, collectibles, and gifts. On our visit the proprietor was…read morewelcoming even though we were probably on the younger side of their clientele. Their pieces are cleaned up and in good condition and are a nice break from many of the resale shops and flea market in town. There were a few refurbished/art pieces that fit the theme, and some small gift items like deliciously scented soaps. The main thing that I found bothersome was the offering of some items of questionable taste. One item that stands out was a can that was bright yellow and had branding for a caricatured Asian servant. True, it was a different time, but it's also super racist. I'd personally be more inclined to return if those types of items weren't part of the equation.

Jaime is very friendly and easy to work with. You can always count on her for expert advice and…read moreprompt service! Her knowledge and experience cannot be beat!

Holy smokes for traditional German food definitely stop by. Staff was friendly, helpful and the…read morefood came out quickly... but it was very, VERY good! Pork schnitzel is my favorite by far and their sides are wonderful and fresh and delish!

A nice place -- the antiques and the craft areas are both comprised of several small vendors. The…read moreprices seemed to be quite reasonable. I purchased a quilt that was mounted onto stretcher bars like a painting. The person behind the desk took care to make sure it was covered to protect it from the elements.

This gun shop has a nice amount of inventory. The owner is very knowledgeable and good to talk to…read more He had to order what I was looking for and gave me a great price on it. So far so good!

The owner has a good knowledge of firearms and a good selection of products…read more If you are looking for something unique, stop in at this shop. I was looking for a 41mag. He had what I was looking for!

Very good selection of rocks and gems. We didn't do the geode cracking or sluicing, but our…read moreexperience was still pretty awesome. There was decent value for the items and good service for purchasing them. Just wish they would've told me what one of the rocks I got; it didn't have a description.

The Dells Mining Company is the reason that I went to the Dells. I watched a show on the Travel…read moreChannel about mines that sell buckets that you can sort through to find gems. It looked like fun. I believe that this company buys the buckets of sand and gems from somewhere in South Carolina. You have four options in the price of the buckets, starting at $15 and going up to $120. You pour the sand into a sifter, place it in the running water trough and look through to find gems. All of the buckets are guaranteed to have a cut gem in a plastic bag inside. It was fun. When you finish sorting you take your goodies inside and someone tells you what you've found. I had a fist-sized rose quartz that is lovely. What wasn't clear was (OMG!) how much it costs to have your gems cut. I had a gigantic garnet in my stash and asked how much it would cost. Um, $650. Nope, not gonna happen in this lifetime. I don't know tons about gems or cuts, but it seems that there is no telling what kind of quality it would be if I did decide to cut it. Then you'd have to pay for the gold setting on top of that. In the end, I decided to have the pre-cut topaz (the one from the bucket in a plastic baggie) set into a pendant. I was already in for $60 for the bucket, so why not? I paid $120 for that. A sucker is born every minute. That day I was definitely a sucker, but I had fun.

We were here in August, and there were very few vendors who had opened the door of their storage…read moreunit and either put some stuff out on the grounds or had their unit open for walk through. Admission was free. There were a couple who had some interesting wares but most of the merchandise was rummage sale fare. We drove a way to get here, and wasn't worth the stop this time. We ran across another roadside sale leaving town and since we had made the trip we stopped by that one as well and I enjoyed it more than the Adams Flea Market.

After reading the other reviews, i have to agree. I've been here several times B.Y.( before yelp!)…read moreBut never wrote it up. The wife likes it for the plants which are abundant and inexpensive. I like the variety of items, but yes, some is pretty groady!! Like was said....2hrs or so to check it out, bring cash

Great to have a practical store with practical prices in a tourist town! Was greeted with a smile…read moreand hello as I walked in, store was organized, things were displayed well and easy to find, and prices were great.

The Annex is in downtown Dells, but is very small, and often not open. The main store is east of…read moretown on Rt. 16. It is a good size store and one of the cleanest thrift stores I've been in. The selection is middle of the road, but decent. It's a good place to supplement the items you brought on vacation, or look for a bargain souvenir t-shirt. I got a long-sleeve embroidered Dells t-shirt for $1.50 and was a happy camper!

Unfortunately, it was rather difficult to review this place, as they're closed! There's a cute…read morethrift store a couple of blocks away run by the local hospital, though.