We were in Cole Camp for the annual Christbaum event. Stopped at the Handl House tea room for…read morelunch. It was scrumptious! I had their ham mushroom Swiss quiche with a small pear and blue cheese salad. The quiche melted in your mouth. Everyone one was friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend giving them a try.

If you are headed to the lake and want to skip the roadside burger joints, or coming home and over…read moredid it at the lake - STOP HERE for fresh (not fried, not over processed) food. Crisp iced tea, fresh salads, fruit, unique soups, sandwiches, homemade desserts and coffee - all in the middle of a boutique, inside of an old mercantile store. Service was excellent by ladies who make you feel like a local! The charming interior, friendly service and fresh food makes this tea room a great value. I asked about the history of the building and was given a print out of its 100+ years of being a centerpiece in Cole Camp. Skip the roadside, greasy ketchup and mustard fingers - and step into Handel House for a pleasant dining experience.

Super nice shop in Stover, MO. Owners are very helpful and…read moreit carries a lot of independent artist's works. Great place to shop!

What an absolutely, lovely store, truly in the middle of nowhere. Stover, Missouri to be exact. The…read moretown is so small, if you blink, you might miss this gorgeous oasis on the main drag. The very nice lady inside the store came out when she saw me walking around the patio outside. She told me the owners have another store in Cabo San Lucas, on the Mexican gold coast. The store is beautiful inside and out. The flowers and plants blooming outside were gorgeous. The store inside is spotless, impeccably designed and the art pieces were amazing. the seem to be mostly clay creations, all with a Latino feel. There were also metal art pieces as well as candles and furniture. The prices might seem a bit much for the Missouri area, but if they were in SoCal, the prices might be considered downright cheap! I didn't bring my phone in with me but I will definitely be back and hope to purchase more pieces in the future. Don't hesitate to stop if you're passing through Stover.

This is our second time stopping by. Very nice folks up front. NO RESTROOM, DON'T ASK…read more Lots of parking, very clean, well curated, no hoarders here. My wife said the prices were very fair.

From the owner: Antiques, Collectibles, Home Decor, Seasonal, Amish Jams and Jelly, Paul's Honey, Soaps, and…read moreLotions much much more!

Beautiful store for people with a ton of money to spend on home decor! If I ever go back, I will…read moreleave my husband at home! His sticker shock from the small lamp he picked up that was $180 was pretty funny!

The Roots caandles are divine. The decor is simplistic chic with lots of character - wide range of…read moreprices. The resourceful fountain pond out front is worth the stop;

Great location / wonderful variety of home goods. Always excellent service at a good value.read more

I was in the area one day waiting for my husband, so I decided to visit for the first time and I…read morewas really impressed. This is a cute place with lots of interesting goods: seeds and planters for the garden, dishware and picnic sets, homemade blankets and kitchen towels, mints, chapstick, storage ideas, and cute knickknacks. I purchased these reusable beeswax wraps that I've seen online but never in stores, plus a handful of other small things. The kind of things they sell here are things I like to buy, so I was happy. I feel like a lot of the merchandise would make good gifts for Easter or Mother's day too. My favorite part of the store was the antique cash register. It adds a fun touch and you can tell lots of thought went into every part of the store.

4generations is a Home Decor store located inside the Village on Main Street. This store is…read moreshabby chic. They offer some great items to give as gifts. 4generations sells three sizes of hand cut metal letters. They also have some shapes and numbers. My favorite two items in the store were wooden bowls that looked like concrete and a giant Lazy Susan made from a wine barrel.

This is a great place to find terrific Lake of the Ozark's decor. Such "unique to the Lake" items…read more it's a store you will want to return to again and again. High quality specialty items!

Very friendly and welcoming. Lots of lovely items to check out. Prices are good. Will be backread more

Peacock Lane is my favorite boutique at the lake. It has a cozy feel and over the top friendly…read moreservice. I LOVE the Kendra Scott jewelry!! The clothing is unique and affordable. Beautiful home decor. It's a must-shop at the lake!

The most beautiful store and the nicest people. This is our first stop every year on our annual…read moregirls shopping trip from STL.

Such a cool shop. So many amazing local finds and also so many great brands they have curated. I…read morejust stopped in because the window display looked so great and was not disappointed. Such a great little place.

First, let me start by saying, when I lived in Columbia just about my whole paycheck went to…read moregorgeous jewelry from Poppy. I still have all of it and wear it all of the time (and get a ton of compliments). I was just back in Columbia and bought some new earings, two necklaces (one for myself and one for a birthday gift for a friend) and a print by a local artist for my boyfriend. It is a great place to get gifts for just about anyone. They have a wide selection of art, jewelry, furniture, ceramics. They also have a baby and childrens section (if only I knew more babies...). The service is immpecable and their gift wrap is adorable. Now that I live out of town, I do my fair share of online shopping/online drooling. They have a great website for it!

A vast array of antiques and collectibles. Furniture,…read morelumber, lamps, minerals, books and crafts. Wear comfortable shoes because will get your steps in. Odd policy on purses though. Must place in clear plastic bags.

Bad service and overpriced flea market junk. Veranda is a much better stop. Most of this stuff is…read morenew reproductions done on someone's dye sub printer.