The best foot massage outside of Thailand is at Ban Sabai. You sit in a huge armchair and you feel like you’re in a temple, but you’re really in the Marais.
It started as a church, then served as The Grand Ole Opry. Now, it’s one of the country’s most famous music venues. David Byrne with St. Vincent, The Shins and Crosby Stills and Nash are playing soon.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be inside Jack White’s head, his record label’s headquarters—part music shop, memorabilia store and recording studio—is probably the closest you’ll get.
Randi Brookman-Harris, the woman with the sharpest interior design mind in town, loves to work these pieces into her wardrobe. Just remember to size up!
Rie Akuto, budding stylist, loves to browse the incredible vintage selection any time she can.
Jewelry designer and nail art fanatic, Chelsea van Houten, loves to stop by here to find some vintage treasures. Cosign!
Petticoats & top hats from the ’30s abound at this packed vintage destination. Amongst the costumey bits, we found well-priced treasures, like a ’70s buffalo plaid jacket & ’50s tamale red slipdress.
The Lone Ranger homage is abundant, but authentic cowboy boots and stacks of wool Pendleton blankets make this a tourist destination that’s actually very worthwhile for all things Western.
Owner Kasha Bilobram is often the first in town to offer ultra-stylish new clothing lines—like German brand Boessert/Schorn and Swedish designer Carin Wester.
Stock your closet with French favorites like Isabel Marant at Nilou Ghodsi’s Heist, then pick up art books and candles for your living room next door at new shop Undiscovered.
Stylist-turned-retailer Jamie Rosenthal packs incredible pieces into her six storefronts—for our money, we like the one dedicated to global design finds.
Fairy lights and railroad-crossing signs hang from the walls at this down-home boutique, which mixes SoCal breezy with Austin roadhouse swagger—check out the huge collection of Frye boots.
The functional and the pretty converge at this haven, where sleek dark wood side tables, agate crystal coasters, and oversize embroidered pillows are all artfully crafted and often locally produced.
A giant oak library counter and antique card catalogs make it feel like a study, appropriate since Greer is exclusively devote to exquisite stationary, journals and pens.
Devoted to highly collectible, out-of-production pottery, this shop boasts an extensive selection of earth-tone Heath Ceramics from the ’50s and Rookwood Pottery vases
Moodily lit and decked out in foliage, this flower shop/gift store feels extravagantly lush, just like its handmade, embroidered necklaces and artisanal candles.
This Northeast Minneapolis shop feels like a real-life Etsy, with local artists, such as screen printers Adam Yurman and Too Many Suitors, and totally non-kitschy Minnesota-themed souvenirs. En savoir plus .
You feel like you've wandered into a femme fatale's home, circa 1920, with each nook housing a different facet of her wardrobe, from exuberantly decorated hats to glittering retro evening gowns.
