Tricia's Treasures — Local services in Crandon

I go to this business several times a year and shop on line. It’s a hour and a half north of me in Crandon. Love, love, love this place. The food is amazing and always on point. Staff is courteous and personable. Even have the six feet table rule. The boutique adjacent to the eats is wonderful. Last year on my anniversary we stopped in for lunch of course. Shopping of course. I saw a coat but because it was the beginning of our anniversary I didn’t want to jump on my first find. I thought about the jacket all the whole weekend even bought a hat that would match it well. We didn’t go the same way home so I wasn’t able to stop and get it. Tried to get there a week later and it was just too busy. So I called them told him my story, my husband‘s veteran they gave us 10% off ship the item for free and it was exact coat that I was looking for and it was on sale love their staff great owner I recommend this business to anyone Well...

This store is amazing! At every turn there is well done display of great products. A fun place to shop. We drove 50 miles to check out Tricia's store in Rhinelander and the about 40 more to visit this store in Crandon. The Crandon store seems to be 5- 6x larger than the Rhinelander store and has a coffee shop/dinner attached. There is nice selection women's causual and dress clothing, including shoes. Clothing is well-made so expect to pay. They did have quite a few sales so bargains were available. We found small amount of exceptionally stylish toddler-young girl's clothing. Some baby clothing and items if you're looking for a nice gift. Lots of jewelry options from a variety of contemporary designers. Significant amount of home decor, seasonal decorations, candles and other home fragrance items, and personal fragrances. There is a children's area in downstairs that we...

Our family has lived and vacationed in Crandon for over 65 years (and there are a lot of us) and when the first Trisha's appeared, we were all ecstatic. It was a single shop with beautiful crafts and Northwoodsy items. They were priced reasonably for such good quality and we filled our homes with her goodies! Later came the bistro and we loved meeting family and neighbors there. Trisha and staff have always been kind and welcoming, but since her multiple expansions, she has lost her way. Items are outrageously priced and the sale room is gone. Too trendy for us now and sadly, no one can afford it. Remember where you are Trisha....one of the poorest counties in the state and catering to the wealthy. Shame on you really. We hope you remember your roots and come...