Zandbroz Variety

This Zanbroz is like an old time bazarre under one roof. Need Tarot cards? They got them. Fragrant soaps and lotions from Ireland? Look no further. They got punchy stickers and antique typewriters. It's fun, it's real and you need to check it out. We loved the owner who made us Chicago cats feel very welcomed. In fact this place is a true safe zone for EVERYONE. . except the haters. Check them out and pick up something unique and fun! Side note, if you read some of my other reviews and was wondering where our rubber duck, Trotter, came from. . . .

Super fun to browse all the unique stuff! Miss our Zanbroz in Fargo! Always find a really cool Odd Fellows or Rebecca piece to add to my collection!

This place was the best. They had so much toys and cool stuff. Definitely worth coming back to. The staff was very nice. I bought a wheel-o and it broke. They let me exchange it and get a brand new one. One of the best toy stores I have been to

It was a nice shop with a lot of different gifts, some very unique! Not a lot of Sioux Falls postcards. I was in the process of buying a mood ring but the top fell off. 😂 I purchased some postcards and preserved flowers.

This is the coolest gift shop I have ever been to. They have such an eclectic variety of so many different types of gifts. Some of the stuff is truly bizarre, but I mean that in the best possible way. Come here for gifts for the person that has everything, because you will find something unique here.

This was the coolest store in Sioux Falls! I could've spent literally all day in here because there's so much to look at and spend money on 😂 lots of quirky, weird, cute items and a mix of everything from socks, kitchen gadgets, framed insects, books, stuffies, tarot cards, jewelry, stickers, buttons, keychains, greeting cards, and even food! I felt very at home here.

Zandbroz has tons of great gift ideas and, if you don't have someone to give a gift to, you can get a gift for yourself instead. We found what we were looking for and so much more! There's more to the shop than just trinkets as there is awhile section in the back that is up and downstairs of museum style attractions. We loved the good deals we found and cleanliness of the store.

This is a great place to impulsively spend money. I've bought lots of kitchenware here, and I even found my favorite pair of earrings at this store. Not to mention, there is so much vintage decor and it's always fun to look at. However, their customer service can definitely be improved. I'm rarely greeted when I enter the store, and I've even been yelled at by one of the workers because I was confused about the way something was priced. I'll still go back because they have cool stuff, but they definitely don't appreciate their customers as much as they should.

Lots to look at! They have a lot of modernized 'art' and just fun, useful things all packed in. A few souvenir 'Sioux Falls' items but not a lot. What caught my eye? A bust of 'David' that is actually a planter. I felt since there is a David in town and I have seen the real one, it was time for me to add one to my art/souvenir collection. They were super nice to pack it for my continued roast trip and it successfully made it home in one piece! One oddity- I asked the guy behind the counter about the towns David and he told me a false narrative. Buy the goods not their stories.

Neat shop that is larger than it appears. Tons of knickknacks and goodies to view/read/smell/try on/ etc. There's a vintage section at the back - it's almost like walking through a museum. You can't touch it, but it's cool to see. I love the cards selection there. So many! (I keep the post office in service and actually write people the old fashioned way.) ^_^ Staff are friendly and can help you check out / find what you seek, if anything. If it's cold and wet outside, definitely a cool place to hide and be found! ;) Happy shops!

Randomly decided to stop in as I was walking around downtown Sioux Falls. As of July 25, 2020 they are requiring masks and ask you to use sanitizer right when you walk in. ADORABLE stuff! Tons of gifts, books, soaps, kitchen utensils, journals, toys, jewelry, and small furniture pieces. I could have spent an hour, easily, looking around the place. I also could have spent plenty, but I was a good girl and only bought a coffee mug. The back area has some really cool old furniture and antique pieces. I'm not sure if they were for sale or just display. It was a little warm in there. Didn't feel like the air was working well. (The heat index today was 106. ) The place did smell musty, but with a mask on I was just sweaty anyways. LoL I'd love to pop back in someday if I'm in town and feel like a little shopping.

Great variety shop in the downtown area with well curated selection of books and gifts. Make time to check out the annex in the rear with fascinating historical antiques.

What a fun store! I was in Sioux Falls this past weekend and stopped in while waiting for reservations. It's a huge store. They have coloring books, cookbooks, toys for kids, crafts, antiques and more!! I could have spent hours in here instead of a short 30 minutes. The book list is quite up to date and I ended up buying the Thug Kitchen cookbook as well as a clay plate for my incense. My boo got a really cool plumage chart that will go great in the dining room. If you're in Sioux Falls, I highly recommend checking them out.

They have neat and unique items and I loved shopping there. Unfortunately, because I love this store, I called and asked if they would be willing to make a donation for a non profit. I understand they may get asked a lot. But the gentleman was so rude and hung up on me while telling me no. A simple no would have been fine. He didn't even allow me the chance to thank him. I wanted to tell him how muchI loved the store. But the second I tried to speak, he talked over me and then just hung up. I prefer shopping locally, but the items they have I can buy online and will do so now after being treated like this.

This place has it all!! Jewelry, clothing accessories, vintage items, books, children toys, home décor, holiday cards and much more. A much stop in and shop place!

This place is fantastic. Part novelty store, part antique store, and part fine gift store it is a great one-stop shop for everyone on your gift list. I came here while visiting family to purchase some gifts, and I was incredibly happy with their selection. The only thing that stopped me from making several purchaes for myself was my limited luggage space for my flight home. The staff was friendly and agreeable, and when you check in on your yelp app you get 10% off your entire purchase. Those antique typewriters in the back room are to DIE for.

Extremely distasteful wording on several of the products. For a downtown so-called family/tourist store, I found the F--K word on socks/cups/memorabilia to be totally unacceptable. I will NOT be shopping at this store again.

This store is full of wonders, knick knacks, doodads, gaud, and a lot of ornamental (mental is right) whatnot's. They have everything strange that you never knew you have always absolutely needed. But alas, for the classic "find" hunter the cost here is insane. For a 1/2'' knack pin, they want $1.50 - $2.50. For an item that took 2 cents to make and place there, I'm certainly not going to pay THAT for a half inch sized round pin... I'd give 5 stars if the cost for something so considerably useless wasn't so high. I'd give 4 stars if the staff didn't usually seem to be as useless as the items they sell. I gave 3 stars because for a novelty store they are quite novel. Everyone needs novelties... How about check out perpetualkid.com for your novelties instead of traveling to South Dakota to hit up a strange little store, in an obscure little city, in a state that most people think is in Canada or doesn't exist alltogther.

I. LOVE. THIS. STORE. Imagine Archie McPhee meets hip home boutique meets random awesomeness. That's Zandbroz. Give yourself plenty of time when you visit this store, because there is so much to browse through. Sometimes I go there just when I need a little mood boost, because I love the building and there are so many things there that make me smile! Perhaps the best comment I've heard about Zandbroz came from a guy I was dating who lived in the Bay Area. I took him to the store, and he said, "Wow...I feel like I'm back home. No, wait...I WISH we had a store like this back home!"

This is not a Barnes and Noble. Zandbroz's book collection is a carefully curated collection of books that will challenge your mind to books you won't believe you missed. You can see this in either the hand-picked section of Charles Bukowski's work or the specific section on local South Dakota Lakota history. Go into Zandbroz and explore or ask some advice. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

Last week was the first time, I had spent any amount of time in Sioux Falls. Normally I pass through on my way to another destination. I was in town due to an event. I spent most of my day on Tuesday browsing through out various stores. In most places I was greeted with a smile and small talk. Not at this store. The man in the store never said a word to us. The store had a variety of times. Unfortunately I found many to be distasteful. I am not a fan of swear words on products.

Zandbroz is one of the coolest, most unique, and quirkiest shops in Sioux Falls. Variety barely begins to describe this store. From books, to gifts, to pens, to reading glasses, to stationery, to candles, to household products, to handmade caramels... Zandbroz is hands down a Sioux Falls gem. Nestled in the heart of downtown Sioux Falls, this place has some things that can't be easily found in other cities. Check out the old fountain soda bar and clearance loft!

Easily one of my favorite time-killers when I come back to SoDak to visit the family. I almost always get a knick-knack and at least one book. Book section is surprisingly well-curated, the staff/managers and I seem to have a mutual love for Haruki Murakami and similar quirky, existentialist fiction. Knick-knacks and houseware is always my favorite, everything I've ever bought here has gotten 50 kajillion compliments (including a neon pink alarm clock shaped like a Russian palace, a photo collage made for postcards and cardboard replica of a mounted stag head). I wish the soda fountain the back was still open, it was so much fun!

A lot of interesting items, from books, toys, tea, soaps, jewelry, so many things to check out.

Very cool store; however, when I asked to look at a fountain pen after waiting for the clerk to stop chatting with someone, I was promptly dismissed for asking to see a fountain pen with a fine nib. "I don't order Parker pens with fine nibs." Period. End of discussion. There were other things I wanted to purchase, but the snarky attitude turned me off, and I left.

As someone who moved to Sioux Falls a few months ago, it was such a squeal of a moment when I found Zandbroz. I'd heard of the place via the South Dakota Festival of Books, where I'd purchased a book from one of the vendors named Zandbroz. Fast forward three years. I'm taking a stroll along the avenue to check out possible Christmas shopping haunts for the upcoming holiday season. Lo and behold! Hark! What is that neon glow but Zandbroz! Entering to the right I saw several stacks of books including many of my cult favorites, Hunter S. Thomson, Charles Bukowski. Then I see the handmade ink pen section. Whaatttt!?! As a writer I'm all about some high quality ink pens. Gimme, gimme, gimme! Digging deeper into the offerings at Zandbroz I found my mecca. A shelf dedicated to all things Journals and Notebooks, including a very beautiful and difficult to find Mon Carnet de Poche in multiple sizes and colors. I stocked up, but not soon enough, as the red jewel of the bunch was M.I.A. on my last visit. What would be better than to have this baby back on the shelves for my future purchase? Not a thing, and thanks to the shop clerks at Zandbroz who wrote down my contact info and details on the journal for their next product purchasing session, I'll be back in as soon as feasible to buy mas y mas journals. I'm totally not done. They have some of the funniest gag gifts, several of which surprised and possibly frightened my unsuspecting loved ones this Christmas. Then there is the Caldrea collection that I want. One. Of. Everything. Candles, home fancies, and children's toys. It's all there without being commercially obnoxious. They only source those difficult to find items at Zandbroz, which makes this store truly one of a kind.

Where to start? This place is fantastic. Tons of variety from cheap knick knacks to high end $100 pens. They also sell books and kitchen supplies. Basically like a gift shop from your dreams. The staff is friendly and always willing to help you find the perfect gift. Careful when you come in here...you won't leave with any money left!

Cute store... maybe a little overhyped. Definitely the most interesting thing to do in Sioux Falls, but, uh, there isn't much competition. I really wish stores like this would work to source more from smaller companies. I've seen the entire Fred line. Someone else has to be making cute housewares...

Many much larger cities would be so lucky as to have a Zandbroz! My favorite store within 1000 miles. If I'm ever clueless about a little gift for somebody, I know Zandbroz will solve the problem. (Beware, however, if you're prone to impulse shopping.) This is about 10 shops in one: books, toys, pens, gadgets, soaps/lotions, antiques, stationary/cards, gourmet foods, regional specialties, clothes, jewelry, novelties...

Favorite Sioux Falls store. Books, unique jewelry, cards, gifts, antiques, soaps. You will need some browsing time, I can easily waste an afternoon here.

This place is the cutest!! I just wish that the artist made jewelry wasn't so expensive. While I appreciate an artist's time and work; not to mention unique items, I felt they were a bit over priced. Otherwise, it's everything you could possibly want in a variety store. Gaurenteed to have the perfect gift for someone you're searching for!

I can spend my whole paycheck in this store. So many amazing and cute items for everyone! I always shop for gifts there!

The sales staff were helpful and friendly as I looked for gifts. I found the perfect things with an early spring flair: stuffed rabbits and chocolate for the kids and a book for me. (Great book selection, too, with well curated new releases and the best classics.) As I checked out, the staff helped me wrap my gifts and loaned me a Sharpie. They wished me a good night as I left into the cold night.

This is a very unique store. I can't say that I regularly go there looking for a specific item since their selection is so random, but it is a great place to browse and maybe pick up something unexpected.

Meh, it's okay. They have some cool stuff, but most of it is so weird that I can't imagine someone buying it. Plus, it's a bit stuffy and the help is rude. Not sure if I met the manager, owner, or just a grumpy employee - but I felt unwelcome the entire time I was there.

This is such a unique store! I love finding gifts here and enjoy browsing the always changing things they have.

I haven't seen everything this world has to offer; but I love to travel and find unique little niches along the way. Please take what I'm about to say as build up, and not as me being pretentious. I have traveled the world, and much of the United States... including many visits to Manhattan. Yet this store remains my favorite. I recommend coming here when you have some time on your hands so you can leisurely inspect and appreciate all the baubles, novelties, and conversation pieces this shop has to offer. It's like Nostalgia with a modern twist, and any purchase is sure to improve your mood. I will admit that I am sad they no longer run the old fashion soda fountain in the back as they once had made the most amazing milkshakes and "home-made" Coca-Cola... or Cherry Cokes for special days :) But they do have beautiful jewelry, fountain pens, soaps, books, toys... robots! You should visit this shop when searching for a unique gift (for ANYONE- friends, children, old men...), if you want to escape the mundane and make a day special, or to just flat out feed your curiosity.Please don't ever, ever close Zandbroz... I want to be able to bring my future children and grandchildren here.

Awesome store and even more extraordinary staff! Very helpful, even when doing business from long distance. I will ALWAYS stop in and explore this wonderful store whenever I can!