Emporium

Excellent shop for checking out lots of unique items! The cashier was incredibly nice. Great stop for a girls shopping day to explore.

Really fun place full of little odds and ends but also great gift options! Dogs are allowed on the interior. The pictures speak to the quirkiness and awesomeness of the space!

Frisco Emporium is a unique and delightful find in Frisco. It has a large selection of art, clothing, souvenirs, and locally made crafts. Plus, you can grab a beer at Prosit, which shares the space. It's a wonderful spot that you shouldn't miss on your next trip to Frisco.

Most unique place in Frisco, easy to look around for an hour and you can get some good food and drinks while at it.

What a gem! This place is packed with everything weird and cool and pretty. From vintage skis to a real skunk-fur cap to new women's fashions, you'll find something you can't live without here.

Quaint little shop. Soo many unique and creative items. Favorites we're unique hats, hand carved dishes, bicycle pizza cutters, softest blankets ever, bunch of rustic and unique things... And so much more.Definitely worth stopping by.

Very unique store! Multiple levels, perfect for those who love a little wild with their style. Very cool place to visit

Very Sad experience! We wished to purchase a framed painting at the Emporium but since we had flown in for the weekend we had NO means of carrying a framed painting back home with us. Very Surprised and Disappointed that the management does not have any interest in making any money/profit for the owners and artists who they represent on an additional service of shipping to a customer. I mean that is like Marketing 101 !! More interest in showing off two Yorkie Terriers than making a profit. Unrealized sales and missed opportunities. I would like to contact the Artist directly, but when you call the phone # all you get is a prompt for my phone # and then a PIN #...??? What is that about? I give it a One Star, because it is a really cool store, but can't deliver unless your a local or drive in from a great distance. Disappointed in Ohio, Jeff

I encouraged my out-of-town guest to shop here... and totally regretted it. She found a shawl that had no price tag on it. The person working the cash register looked it up and said it would be $51. 3 minutes later, I found the EXACT same shawl in a small which had a price tag of 41.50 (the first one was a medium). We asked him to honor the price, and he said "nope, mediums probably cost more because, you know extra fabric." Okay, first of all, that's not how clothes work. But to humor him my friend tried on the small and it fit, and we asked to get that one. "Nope (again) all sales are final (he and not told us that). You can't exchange it, for the exact same item for the correct price. You CAN go buy something else for the price difference (not easy to do), so she bought a bracelet and paid more. Such a contrast to the experience I'm accustomed to shopping on Frisco Main Street. NOT a good reflection on our town at all. I will never bring a guest there again. Plenty of other local shops who treat locals and visitors well.

Cool store that was serving up some amazing wassail during Frisco's annual Wassail Days celebration. Some really cool jewelry and Western themed apparel. I would give four stars for the wassail and awesome selection but am withholding a star due to their anti-backpack stance. I generally use a small day pack as a purse because we are frequently hiking or doing long walks around the area. Sorry but I don't feel comfortable handing over all my valuables just to be able to browse the second floor of your shop.

Expensive gift shop with few antiques. Wit's End at 605 E main st is a bit truer of an antique shop

The Frisco Emporium is Summit County's MOST unique shopping experience with some museum qualities inside! Frisco Emporium is one with 25 shops under one roof -- a very large barn -- offering the prost beer hall, antiques, artworks, vintage clothing and skis, jewelry, gift shop for cards and t-shirts!! You'll surely find something here for everyone. Tourists or locals around Frisco, mentioned that this establishment resembles of a museum with everything for sale. The very front of the emporium shows cute lawn bears, chairs and merchandise already displayed. The inside displays antiques and local handmade crafts and art, and souvenir shopping!

This is one of those places where I am pretty sure you could find anything you are looking for! You could explore for hours and find all kinds of hidden gems in the different sections of the store. It has a ton of interested, vintage ski gear plus a lot of really awesome important items from other mountain regions like Nepal. Plus, you can stop in and get a beer at Prost after (or before if you want to have a little buzz on to shop).

Interesting business with a large variety of unique "treasures." If you are a vintage clothing fan you will enjoy the selection on the third floor. Very much a mountain cabin vibe.

While traveling thru different towns in Colorado, my boyfriend and I set aside extra time to dig thru various antique shops. This one in particular was huge! Upon entering the shop, we felt like little kids in a toy store! With 3 levels of both antique items and newer products for sale, there's definitely something that will catch your eye.

While traveling through Colorado, my girlfriend and I raided antique shops all over. This one in particular is huge! Has many diffrent kinds of vintage items from car parts, to medical equipment and vintage cigarrete signs, lots of hunting knives too. Toped with 3 floors of goodies to look through be sure to set aside a couple hours if you want to peak through everything. I snatched a Ferrari 1/8th model car!

If you find yourself in Frisco, you HAVE to check this place out! The Emporium is a large, lodge-like building with multiple 'rooms' of things for sale. When you stand on the top (third) floor and look down, it's pretty amazing. Each level is connected stairs and walkways, as a sort of mini maze. Each room space is rented by artists in the Frisco area and filled with assorted antiques, trinkets, artwork, and hand-made items. You can't shop any more local than this! Some highlights: + Caboose in the back of the building with 'hippie' clothing and a huge selection of prayer flags. I've been wanting some flags for awhile, so I snatched up a roll! + Hand-carved wooden furniture and accessories. Love. + A space devoted to colorful and simple Indian paintings and textiles. + Assorted cowboy and farming memorabilia (statues, tools, lunch boxes, comic books, toys, etc.). I was in love with them but the prices were kind of crazy. + A gift shop area for people seeking more touristy items such as mugs, stickers, cards, candies, candles, and other such bric-à-brac. + A shelf with every LIFE magazine from a certain time period (think: 1920s-1960s). It's pretty cool if you want to find an issue from the year you were born. + Stuffed animals heads. Not my jam, but might be just the thing you need or want to complete your fancy summer cabin. + Assorted fishing and beach/seashell items. + An attic space filled with vintage cowboy boots, fringed shorts, and random clothes/dresses from decades ago. + There's also a small German beer place on the first floor that serves various sausages and beer. It's a fun addition to this building and really good, from what I hear. + And more! There is nothing negative that can be said about this place. Sure, the prices may put you off a bit, but you're supporting real local artists with these treasures.

Love this store! I feel like I'm in a vintage ski lodge or house on prairie. This is a great place to find antler chandeliers, cattle skins (cow or buffalo), old skis and snow shoes, old fly fishing poles. They had a great vintage sewing machine, Hopi pottery, vintage jewelry. There were upcycled winter accessories. In the middle back of the store there is a box car integrated into the store. You walk up a couple steps into the boxcar where there is all this hippy-ish yoga worldly wear. Amongst all that jazz, I picked up a sash with metal paillettes for belly dancing. Right above the cash register is a stuffed bobcat. You can buy that or the $3700 moose head, if either suit your fancy. Other than that, I am of the belief that one will find something that they can't live without or that they will want to come back for.

Go to the very top floor for vintage clothing! There were patio dresses and Mexican tourist skirts galore up there (prices were expensive for Colorado IMHO but I did buy two skirts). Ground floor had some great vintage wooden ski gear but the rest of the store was more eclectic homewares, soaps etc

A really great place for someone who likes to browse around through a ton of trinkets. It is a very nice building with three stories throughout. The ladies working are very nice and friendly. The resident dog is shy but extremely friendly once he comes out.

If you want to be treated rudely "I'm open when I open the doors" (said to me by the last opening the shop- as I stood out in the snow)....and open when she feels like it- this is the place to come...with that said, the "stuff" is really cool and I drove to Frisco to shop here. Very unique thing and reasonably priced too. I'm not sure if "she" was having a bad day or this was the culture of the store...but cool store!

Love this place! Such good tacky knick knacks and great jewelry. Be sure to go upstairs after the beers at Prost and get some cute boho clothing too!

Any time we travel through the area, we stop at the Frisco Emporium. You can always find something a little different and many things are priced below the other tourist shops. The people who work there are also super friendly. The store is set up with multiple rooms each with its own "theme". This is just a fun place to shop. Oh, and there's a little German-style restaurant.

I thought the store was delightful and the architecture and setup of the store was unique and fun to explore. However, beware of the card section with children. Unbeknownst to me, they have vulgar and explicit 'greeting' cards in one of the sections. There is no indication or warning that one would encounter these type of cards. I was looking for postcards and my young daughter was looking at other things close by. She came over to me and asked, "Mom, what does f_ _ k mean?" When I looked at the card where she saw the word, f_ _ k was not being used as an expletive, but rather in the other sense of the word. These cards were at eye level for children. At the least, there should be a warning, and the cards should be placed at adult eye level. I would avoid this section if you have children.

This ski/lodge antiques and vintage clothing/jewelry store is connected to a very small german beer establishment called Prost, that serves fantastic sausages (elk, etc.). The whole experience is fun, friendly and inviting - but don't get caught off-guard, The Emporium usually closes at 6pm (even on Friday) prior to Prost closing.