Unique and Unusual Stores Across America

Beardo’s Curiosities combines taxidermy, preserved specimens, bones, natural objects, odd antiques, unusual collectibles, spiritual merchandise, and scheduled tarot readings.

Beecher's original Pike Place location deliberately places active cheesemaking in full public view inside a busy cheese shop and café.

Ben & Jerry’s Waterbury destination joins ice-cream and gift retail to guided factory-overlook tours, samples and seasonal grounds attractions.

Berdoll combines pecan processing, candy and pie production, broad Texas gift retail, a giant squirrel landmark and an around-the-clock pie machine.

Bicycle Heaven combines an enormous bicycle museum with a working bike shop, parts inventory, repair services, memorabilia, and thousands of bikes.

Big Chicken Barn turns a relic of Maine's poultry era into a two-story collecting universe: antiques and household objects below, mountains of books, magazines, newspapers and paper ephemera above.

Big Mike's combines rocks, minerals, crystals, fossils, jewelry and Kentucky souvenirs with geode cutting, a giant roadside Mosasaurus and an old-school optical-illusion attraction.

Big Wind Kite Factory turns a specialty kite shop into a working Molokaʻi attraction, selling handmade and performance kites while inviting visitors to see how they are made and learn how to fly them.

Black Cat combines new books, themed rooms, interactive environments, gifts, toys, curiosities, events, hidden passages, and a second historic house.

Blenko connects a serious handmade-glass retail operation directly to the active production floor, with both free observation and more involved scheduled factory experiences.

The Brenham Blue Bell destination combines branded retail and ice-cream service with company history and self-guided views of active packaging lines.

Boehm's combines serious confection retail with an unusually accessible factory, free production windows, scheduled guided tours and a distinctly Alpine visitor environment.