Hunt & Gather

I LOVED checking out Hunt & Gather last weekend! There is plenty of street parking nearby. The staff were super friendly. The walkways in the store are a tad narrow due to the abundance of items, so it can feel a bit crowded if multiple groups are exploring the same area. It is the most fun and quirky antique store, overflowing with a variety of fairly priced gems for everyone. I could have spent hours in there but unfortunately we went shortly before closing. I can't wait to go back!!!

Hunt & Gather is WILD; anything you can think of, you can probably find here. I will say, some points definitely got a bit stressful between the narrow walkways and traffic, but it's an experience you can't miss in the Cities! There were definitely some drawbacks: --Prices were a bit steep, especially for some of the specific items. --This place is NOT handicap accessible. If you have any sort of accessibility aids or are not fully able-bodied, this would almost certainly be a nightmare. Those points being made, I loved the variety of different objects here: furniture, tchotchkes, crafting supplies, books, the list goes on & on. Even if you don't buy anything, there are plenty of Instagrammable backdrops to take pictures with!

A great selection of vintage pieces and oddities! Hunt & Gather has a yard full of sign parts--individual letters from signs from Quizno's. Arby's, and many, many more. Those letters run $20-$50 each, unlit. There's a great collection of reasonably priced house plants outside too, as well as rusty plant stands and furniture pieces. Inside is a shop full of display after display of cool vintage goodies and artifacts. We noticed pieces from what must've been a fraternal lodge, carnival games, horns and shells, doll parts, toys, movie posters... I could spend hours here! Prices indicate the owners know what they have & do their research; you're not likely to find something drastically underpriced or ridiculously overpriced. Staff is friendly and helpful. It's a busy, popular place; if you love something you'd better grab it because it might be gone by your next visit!

This place was magical. Tons of different things to find all packed into what looks like a tiny building but it is in fact not. They have old letters from sign. They have plants, clothes, magazines, books, crafty bobs, art, handmade products, and all sorts of oddities. The price for things varies widely. Some stuff is quite fairly valued such as plants, scrapbooking things, art, and knickknacks. Some other things are of higher value -- i presume due to vintage nature or handmade quality. The staff is always kind and interactive and appear to enjoy their jobs as well!

Hunt & Gather has quickly become one of my favorite places in Minneapolis. The selection of incredible items they have packed into their building is overwhelming and you can easily spend hours inside admiring everything. They truly have something for everyone here. Unfortunately, like a lot of antique and vintage pricing, it can be a bit expensive depending on what you are looking at buying. Not every vendor is on site so you likely won't be able to negotiate, either. The only other downside to this place is it is not handicap accessible so if you are not fully able bodied, it will be difficult to almost impossible for you to comfortably navigate this space. The lighting is mostly dim throughout, as well, so if you cannot see well, this may not be the shop for you! Overall, I think this place is great. Staff is always very friendly and ready to help with anything you may need. I can't wait to go back!

I've been meaning to make a stop in here for awhile and finally got the chance. There are so many unique and interesting items inside. Literally floor to ceiling packed with furniture, clothes, knick knacks, and thingamajigs! Some places are so packed where it was a bit spooky to walk around, felt like a bull in a china shop! Prices vary greatly between items. Some seem overly high, but others seem super fair. Definitely worth a stop in, you don't know what you will find!

We rarely make the drive up to the cities without a stop at Hunt & Gather. It's always an experience and we never fail to find something really cool. Such a fun, funky place to explore! If you haven't been, go get in the car NOW and get there!

I've driven by this place many times and was always curious about what was inside. Today I finally had time to check it out.It was an experience!! The store had so much stuff that I was a little overwhelmed. Fabrics, picture, postcards, antiques, clothes, and on and on.It's definitely worth checking out!

Visited Minneapolis and not sure if this was an Altas Obscura or Yelp find, but wow! Delightful junk and vintage shop: a colorful carnival for the eyes.All three of us found something to love here and only two of us actually even like vintage shopping. They've included new gifts interspersed for book, graphic design and plant lovers. A veritable smorgasbord of stuff and a very fun and quirky browse and shop. Be sure to check out the basement and attic, as well as the side yard of enormous signage letters. Lots of nooks and crannies in this shop.Also a terrific micro-neighborhood nearby for other antique and vintage shopping, if you are so inclined.

The name hits it on the head. This dungeonesque building is literally filled to the ceiling with stuff that is either junk or someone's treasure. You can spend the day hunting through the masses of stuff and find things that will bring back memories of your youth. I actually found a book of nursery stories that my grandmother read to me when I was a kid! I also found a fondu cookbook that my mom used to have when we bought our first fondu pot in the 70's. (And used about 5 times). If your looking for 70's or 80''s decor or clothing for a theme party or Halloween this would also be a great place to start. Plan for at least an hour (or more) to make your way through the labyrinth on multiple floors (and outside). Definitely fun, and you might find some cool crap that means something to you, or look good in your house.