Unique and Unusual Stores Across America

Loved To Death brings its long-running oddities identity to Placerville with a curated mix of natural history, antiques, Victorian material, unusual art, handmade jewelry, books, crystals, home décor, and macabre collectibles.

Lovera’s is both an old-school Italian market and a specialty food manufacturer whose house sausages and cheeses remain central to the store.

Luna Ink & Oddities combines a working tattoo studio with a curated retail shop for plants, oddities, local goods, art, specimens, and other strange pieces in Tucson's Historic Fourth Avenue district.

M Schettl's County Road S property mixes building supplies, hardware, trailers and household goods with oversized sculptures and a photo-worthy outdoor display landscape.

MacKenzie-Childs Aurora turns a working design and pottery campus into a multi-part retail destination with studio shopping, outlet finds, gardens and a tourable showpiece farmhouse.

Madison Dry Goods and Country Store combines present-day country-store retail with an upstairs museum and a building history that gives the destination an unusually layered identity.

Mardi Gras Zone is both a working neighborhood supermarket and a year-round source for costumes, masks, wigs, beads, cosmetics, decorations and New Orleans gifts.

Margie’s combines art-glass and ceramics retail, working studio space, classes and a coffee shop in one Main Street storefront.

Mark's Melon Patch turns a Highway 82 farm market into a seasonal family destination, combining local produce and pantry goods with ice cream, animal feeding, U-pick crops, fall attractions and a new 2026 gem-mining sluice.

Master’s Hand gathers handmade sweets, candles, bakery food, boutique retail, floral work and sit-down dining into one country property.

McGinn's PistachioLand turns a working pistachio orchard and vineyard into a retail-and-roadside destination built around farm-made food, wine, tours, sampling and an enormous pistachio sculpture.

Mellon's Country Store grew out of a wooden-toy operation and still mixes nostalgic sweets and handmade toys with knives, locally made goods, furniture and décor, soaps, gifts, and the old-time music culture of Mountain View.