Red Square

This store is amazing and ha a great selection of dolls. I would highly recommend to any collector.

Negative stars! As a native Nebraskan, I used to come here and it was cool! I went again about an hour ago since I’m here in town visiting family, and the owner or staff member working there was HORRIBLY RUDE and grumpy to me! I will never go back. He was mad that I asked for help to look at some shirts and then decided not to buy any. He rudely said «why do you go shopping and then not buy anything? It’s so funny!» The thing is, once I got a good look at the shirts, I realized they were a little bit dirty, and since I needed a clean shirt to wear on my delayed flight home, that wasn’t going to work. I tried to be very polite about it and appreciative of his help, but he was horrible in return. What a jerk. He wouldn’t even reply when I told him «merry Christmas while leaving. Oh, and he said the shirts were 30 bucks. I guess he only gets up out of his chair for 30 bucks!

I studied Russian in college and studied abroad in St. Petersburg fall semester of my junior year. This was more than enough time to become addicted to Russian chocolates, particularly belochkas («squirrel» candy). Since returning to the states, Red Square has become one of my primary crackhouses. It has a small, but tasty, selection of candies and other Russian food products, as well as a variety of other imports, including fine china, matrioshkas, Russian language greeting cards, and more.