What a wonderful store, big and well lit and not cramped.Lots to see and purchased a few items…read more Great prices I recommend a stop and shop.

Pretty large place with lots of random stuff. Some of the staff are very rude, some are very nice,…read morejust depends. Returned several times though and always end up buying something! Ironically, as a side note unrelated to their regular business, during halloween we purchased some pumpkins here (not to carve, just as decor with the carved ones) and the pumpkins here outlasted those I bought at a patch and were better color and shape as well.

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

Collectibles, art, makers products, antiques, furniture, all here, all curated with a quirky and…read morefun-loving eye. Lovely people. Reasonable pricing.

From the owner: UpCreek is an eclectic mix of antiques, new home decor, upcycled items and art. UpCreek provides…read moreunique items to help personalize your living space.

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.

This place could be a full day excursion. I found so much ephemera for my art journal and would…read morehave spent more time but didn't want to keep my sister waiting . There is something for everyone in this vast store. The staff was so friendly when I asked for them to open many showcases. They also gave me a space on the counter for my finds while I continued shopping.

This antique mall has the largest selection of Victorian antiques I have ever seen. There are…read morebeautiful kerosene chandeliers and lamps. The furniture is amazing. You will find what you are looking for here as a collector but do come prepared to pay top dollar! There are 3 floors to explore.

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.