The independent shops, salons, studios and markets that call downtown Dickinson home, clustered in the blocks around Villard Street. Park once and visit several: boutiques, antiques, books, games, pet supplies, barbers and a bakery.
Downtown’s family-run Mexican and Hispanic market, with a taqueria on site.
Owner Erika Vasquez started My Pueblito after her sister couldn’t find Mexican goods in town, and it has grown into a market and taqueria. Vasquez says the products come straight from Mexico, and the shelves now include items from Central American and other Hispanic cuisines.
Mexican candy, spices, dried peppers and corn husks for tamales
Mexican bread and pan dulce, plus cheeses and meats from the cremería
Taqueria with tacos and barbacoa
Handmade sandals and pottery from small towns in Mexico
A downtown Dickinson bakery for cupcakes, cookies, custom cakes and wedding cakes.
Sweet Thangs Bakery opened in June 2022 in a historic 1906 downtown building. A 2026 vendor listing shows it taking custom and wedding cake orders, with cupcakes and gluten-free and vegan options.
Gourmet cupcakes, cookies and custom cakes
Wedding cakes, with consultations and tastings
Gluten-free and vegan options listed
Woman-owned
Cakes
Cupcakes & cookies
Wedding cakes
Gluten-free
Custom orders
Open storefront
118 3rd Ave W, Dickinson, ND 58601
Hours, phone and details
The address is from their 2022 opening and no current hours or phone are published, so check with the bakery before you go.
Checked 2026-10-03. Source. Hours and offerings change, so check with the shop before you head over.
Downtown baby and toddler clothing with natural baby products.
Little ones need their own stop on a downtown shopping trip. Rattle and Roll Baby Boutique offers clothing for babies and toddlers along with natural baby products. Call the shop for current sizes, stock and hours.
A downtown women’s boutique, open since 2021, with three shops under one roof.
Chambré sells women’s apparel, jewelry, handbags, North Dakota-themed apparel and locally sourced gifts, including Dakota Series candles and the Little White Farm line. It’s a popular stop for travelers headed to Medora and the Badlands.
A family-owned downtown boutique for women’s clothing, shoes and accessories at friendly prices.
Dresses, tops, denim, jackets, boots, sneakers, jewelry, purses and activewear, with new arrivals added regularly. They also stock goat milk lotion and travel accessories.
Dresses, tops and denim
Boots, heels and sneakers
Jewelry, purses and sunglasses
Goat milk lotion and travel accessories
46 1st Ave W, Dickinson, ND 58601
Hours, phone and details
Hours: Tue–Fri 10–5:30, Sat 10–4, closed Sun and Mon
A family-owned downtown boutique that also makes machine-embroidered apparel and home decor.
Women’s clothing in sizes XS–3X plus children’s clothing from newborn to youth, along with shoes, jewelry, bath and beauty products, home decor, gifts and seasonal holiday items.
Vintage-inspired decor, antiques and upcycled finds downtown.
Sparrow’s Cottage Mercantile is a downtown browse for vintage-inspired decor, antiques, upcycled pieces, signs and floral decor. The inventory is the sort that changes from visit to visit. The visitor bureau says hours vary, so check the shop’s current opening times before heading over.
Vintage and antique finds
Upcycled decor and signs
Downtown Villard Street storefront
16 W Villard St, Dickinson, ND 58601
Hours, phone and details
Checked 2026-10-20. Source. Hours and offerings change, so check with the shop before you head over.
A downtown vendor mall and consignment store with dozens of local makers and antique dealers.
Owners Ashley Martin and Zachary Thurlby opened with 63 vendors. Stock ranges from antiques, handmade goods and local art to sports cards, candy and pet supplies, and they host the A2Z Collectables Show.
A historic-downtown, multi-vendor shop for antiques, repurposed wood decor and handmade gifts.
Vendors under one roof include Antique Charm, Dynamic Duo Creations of Gladstone, Full Axis Creations, Hot Headed Hats and The Whole Herd ND. Look for antiques, repurposed wood decor, 3-D printed items, handmade jewelry, gifts and skincare.
A historic downtown frame shop and gallery showing local and regional artists.
The gallery features local and regional artists in a historic downtown building and stocks Pride of Dakota products. It’s a good stop when you need a gift for someone who has everything.
A volunteer-run used bookstore downtown, with proceeds going to the Dickinson library.
Run by the Friends of the Dickinson Area Public Library, a nonprofit founded in 1984, it sells donated books at low prices. Every dollar supports library programming.
A downtown Christian bookstore and gift shop with a coffee counter in the back.
Faith Expressions carries Christian gifts, Bibles, books, greeting cards and contemporary music, plus gifts for weddings, baptisms and confirmations. Faithful Blend, in the back, serves coffee, frappes and teas.
A downtown game and hobby store for trading card games like Magic, Pokémon, Lorcana and Flesh and Blood.
Customers describe a relaxing atmosphere with a unique interior and knowledgeable staff. It stocks Magic: The Gathering, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana and Flesh and Blood, and takes online orders.
A classic downtown walk-in barbershop with roughly four decades behind the chair.
Reviewers describe a real barber shop where you can show up and hang out without an appointment, and they praise the attention to detail on fades and trims.
Haircuts, fades and trims
Straight-razor and traditional shaves
Walk-ins welcome per reviews
29 1st St W, Dickinson, ND 58601
Hours, phone and details
Hours: Tue–Fri 8–5:30, Sat 8–3, closed Sun and Mon
A downtown barbershop with a lounge serving North Dakota craft beer, wine and cigars.
Wine Enthusiast Magazine named it one of six “boozy barbershops” in the US in 2022. Alongside haircuts and hot towel shaves, the lounge pours North Dakota-made craft beer and wine, Italian sodas and specialty coffee drinks.
A family-owned print shop that also does graphic design, logos, signs and vehicle lettering.
Why it’s in this guide: Quality Quick Print was founded in 1979 and is now run by the second generation of the family, from a large downtown Dickinson shop.
Quality Quick Print was founded in 1979 and is now run by the second generation of the family, from a large downtown Dickinson shop. Its website lists graphic design and logo creation alongside commercial printing, large-format signs and banners, cut vinyl and laser engraving.
Graphic design and logo creation
Business cards, brochures, flyers and catalogs
Large-format banners and signs, vehicle lettering and cut vinyl
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