Awesome surprised! Tucked down a back road in a strip mall-looks small but when you walk inside it…read moreis big! Staff were very friendly and they had really fun booths. Left with two handmade necklaces and a vintage beer sign in good condition for great prices. Will definitely be back!

Great place for unique finds. Very Friendly people. Willing to help if needed. I bought a piece…read moreof furniture and the person working was so helpful in getting it to and in my car. (Actually on my car :) ) So many cool things. I didn't have a lot of time to spend appreciating all that is in the store. Will be going back with more time to spend. Great little find.

Super sized dual level antique store with some amazing finds. We drove over an hour just to visit…read morethis sweet spot. Prices are average to high. A little bit of something for everyone. Definitely going back soon.

Funky and spunky! The top floor has bigger signs and the downstairs tends to be the smaller…read morehousehold items. Tons of rooms/ sections to browse through with big aisles that won't make you feel anxious. The service is exceptional and there is something for all ages in this store.

J & E is a must-see if you like turn of the century wood furniture with carved lion's feet, curved…read moreglass, gargoyles, and cherubs! J & E is, basically, 2 large heated pole buildings that are packed with antique furniture. It's a residential neighborhood. The storage buildings are behind the house of Lonnie, the owner. Since this is his home, he's open by appointment. I didn't realize until I talked to him for a while that Lonnie used to be one of the owners of J & E in St. Paul. They were on Arcade, near the 3M plant for decades! This is where everything went after they closed - Lonnie's pole buildings. After decade in the business, Lonnie really knows his stuff. This stuff aint cheap. There's hardly anything under $1000. Many of the pieces are in the $3000, $4000, and $5000 price range. And some items are 6 figures, like huge early 1900s bars with carved wood and stained glass. If you like this style and if you have a big enough wallet, I suggest you stop by. Lonnie is getting up there in years. He won't be around forever. But you can buy it now and it's only a short drive from the Twin Cities. BTW, Lonnie is a really nice guy. Thumbs up! -Daddy Maxx Retro

There are a few nice pieces in this joint. The owner knows what everything is worth, so unless…read moreyou're willing to haggle you can cough up $1395 for that antique dresser. I'm po' so a revisit in better economic times will have to happen.

Very good experience, helped me find what I was looking for…read moreHas handmade stuff, gift stuff, and some antiques! Seems like things are priced reasonably

136 Vintage is a fun and even educational store to browse. I always love going there, especially…read morewhen I have an out of the ordinary gift need. It's a fun treasure hunt every time, and I love great choices for a treasure hunt for those I love and desire to bless with a special and unique gift, or for my home.

A bottomless pit of a rented room style antique mall. Clothing, dishes, books, baseball cards,…read morefurniture--they've got it all. The man who as cashiering was very friendly. Stop in and take a look.

Unfortunately, I have to knock these folks down a few stars - 2 stars!…read more Abigail Page managed to REALLY tick me off. I'm super disappointed. I've been watching a pair of 1951 Reglor Lamps advertised in Facebook Marketplace, showing a photo of them in the front window. I happened to be meeting a friend for lunch in Hudson so I made sure to bring $400 cash and to stop in after our meal. 1. Apparently, the lamps are no longer in the store. But the 2 staff running the shop couldn't tell me anything about them. Where are they? Why are they still listed in Facebook? 2. The worst part of the interaction was I got the "fake polite" treatment. Friendly but not really friendly and more passive aggressive, if you know what I mean. I'm used to that treatment in Minnesota. It seems to be part of our cultural DNA. But I'm surprised to encounter it in Wisconsin. 3. The staff running the shop weren't able to access the store listing on Facebook. Why? 4. When I got home, I sent a direct message to the store on Facebook from their listing to ask about the lamps. Are they gone? Why is there still an active listing? 5. It's been 8 days. The listing is still up. No one has answered my direct message on Facebook. All of this stuff is ridiculous. Everyone knows that is takes 30 seconds to respond to a message on Facebook. All of these negative vibes could have been avoided if someone simply responded to me, apologized, promised to do better next time, and to request that I please visit again. I'd still be a customer. As it is now, I'll never walk through the front door again. So...I'm feeling pretty negative about Abigail Page. I guess they're okay if you wander in off the street, buy something off a shelf, and walk out with your item. But if you see something on-line, buyer beware. And keep an eye out for the smarmy attitudes. - Maxx

This is my second time in this beautiful town, I have visited several antique stores, they are all…read morevery characteristic, but the lady owner of this antique store caught my attention, her love for antiques came from her my grandmother, i found a few antiques from china and i love them, there is still have some things I like so much but I no buy . Come check this store , joy your time :), sorry my English

An amazing end to a long day!…read more What a great vintage stop, it had everything I loved and the prices were reasonable! Visiting this hidden gem was not on the plan for the day but just worked out that way, I LOVE LOVE a good vintage haunt, and good golly, this is it. If you go Gollum over your vintage, you best git yer bottom through that door naw ya' her'?!

I always love coming to Wild Things Collective. The booths are well curated and so much fun to…read morebrowse. The price ranges are very reasonable and I have found some great vintage pieces. It's very easy to spend an hour or two just exploring. There is also a coffee shop in the back that has a very cool vibe for when you need some caffeine!

Robbies is a great local auction house. I have both bought and sold with them and always have great…read moreexperiences there. They are customer oriented and honest! A fun atmosphere!!

I have gone to many of Robbie's auctions over the past years and will say Robbie and his crew are…read moresome of the finest people around. I have bought and sold with Robbie and consider him to be a very professional and honest auctioneer. All the people that work with him are the best and are very friendly and helpful. Thank You Robbie and all your crew for the good times at your live auctions.

Worth the stop - 4 stars…read more Pine Creek is an antique store right on the main drag in the old town part of North Branch. It's a lot bigger than it looks like on the outside. The whole thing is shaped like a giant "L" and it actually has 2 separate entrances. This is a traditional mall type antique store with multiple vendors. The store also has quite a few "house" items that are owned by the store. The reason I know this is because the item I picked wasn't marked and they happened to mention that it's a house piece when they were trying to figure out the price. The shop is well organized, clean, and displayed nicely. The prices all seem super reasonable. And the staff members are nice people. I had a pleasant chat with the owners about the long history of the building...very interesting. One of the main things I like about this place is it actually has antiques! There are very few new items. By far, nearly everything is what I'd consider antique or vintage. One notable exception is a vendor that seems to be preoccupied with Christmas items, most of which looked like modern products. Not my thing but I suppose there are people that dig this. Thumbs up! -Maxx