Located in a very neat historical building with a shady past. Maybe even a ghost or two. They are…read morestocked all kinds of decor items, antiques and curiosities. I only went once, but I'll be back. They're in the process now decorating for Christmas.

What a GEM! 1232 Broad St. Mercantile is the master mind of 2 women who have their own stores and…read morecombined into this one! The local just call it "Mercantile". My friend Denise, a newer Michigan resident introduced me to this gem of a store. It's a collection of vintage pieces and antique furniture with a bit of modern newness sprinkled throughout- there's kid clothes and toys that are bought from elsewhere and brought in. The owners have an eye for beautiful things- there's something here for every room of your house and even outside your house too! Pricing is moderate. I found a gorgeous brass candle holder for $40 and also passed on some artwork that was $175. They have 2 bathrooms while you're shopping that are spacious and clean. Parking is incredibly easy right out front on their property. The pulling out is a bit scary as this shop is on a bend in the road. The gal working was in constant communication with the owners while we were asking questions about some of the pieces. It was nice that they were on top of their things! I wish they had more of a vintage jewelry selection, but my friend and I both walked away with a few things for our homes!

Found Meeks Exchange with my best friend on Saturday April 13th.  Stephanie was wonderful and let…read moreus wander around.  We have plans to save up a little and buy somethings here later like the wine fridge they have.  My nephew found something cute for only $.50.  Stephanie was super great with him, asking him questions and keeping up a little conversation.  I'm so glad we decided to wander around water street for Pokemon hunting.  If we hadn't we neber would've found this wonderful place.  Thanks Stephanie, we will be back!

If you like to find clothing that's got flair, is reasonably priced, and good quality, Grins is…read moreworth a stop. I appreciated the owner's keen eye for what pieces can work well together, and many include a piece of jewelry to tie the outfit together. Some beautiful sweaters for fall were available in a knit that had shades of blues and purples that were just stunning, and I'm looking forward to wearing the scarf I bought. Helpful staff and a few dressing rooms round out the experience.

From the owner: Grins offers unique men's and women's clothing and shoes, accessories, jewelry, vintage sign…read morereproductions and other gifts with a friendly, helpful staff to assist you.

Step back 6-7 Decades at the old named Murphys. The wooden floors have to be original. Our…read moreneighbor, as a kid worked there for years. You'll find about everything; from spices t o Souvenirs. Take a trip back decades!

I should've came here first! Love all the items! Great value. Bought my parents great gifts!…read more Definitely a must stop for souvenirs

Urban garage market used to be a car wash but the owners changed it into a giant antique and new…read moregifts store! There's even a back corner that is currently being rented by a painting class! The absolute best part about Urban Garage = free gift wrap!!! And it's the loveliest paper, colors and presentation! What a beautiful touch of you're looking for a gift (and card!)- the ladies here do everything for you! I thought this was going to be all vintage, but there's a lot of women's clothing. I wish they had a wider range of sizes as they seem to target a younger crop top crowd. It also seems like they have absolutely every item out on the same floor, so some things don't feel special. The jewelry is very cool- a mixture of upcycled pieces and pieces clearly bought in bulk. They have a gorgeous stationery section and their candles are unique (and make great gifts!) I'm not sure they've yet found their niche as everything seems a bit everywhere. Candlesticks = $18 for a box of two, brass necklace = $48, lamp = $225. I didn't love how one of the gals was trying to sell me with her toxic positivity. It's one thing to be excited about what you're selling but it's another to tell you "everyone NEEDS one of these!" Their naughty cards are hilarious. I bought a few of those as well as a necklace and candlesticks! Thank you friends!

Everyone was very friendly and helpful and I found great clothes with good brand names and some…read morereally high quality furniture

Nice little selection, and decent pricing. There's no signage, so it's a bit difficult to spot at…read morefirst (photo attached is of the outside) but it's in the same lot as Joann's Fabric, to the left.

When it comes to buying touristy items, I'd recommend coming here to see the alcohol selection from…read morethe various wineries and breweries around town.  Rather than running between St Joseph, Benton Harbor, Stevensville and Baroda you can come here and grab some locally created adult juice. They also have some great coasters and their Michigan shaped cutting boards are perfect for a Michigan kitchen.  I would love the see them have the beer bottle cap collector that is shaped like Michigan one day. If you're looking for something Michigan related for an adult in your life stop by Purely Michigan and you'll be sure to find something great.

Cool merchandise but man behind counter was very unwelcoming and unprofessional. We left after our…read morebrief interaction with him as he was whispering profanities under his breath.

My dryer broke a few weeks ago. This company went above and beyond. Excellent repair, affordable…read moreand GREAT customer service. Five stars (Yelp isn't letting me select 5 stars).

From the owner: Used Major Appliances, such as Washing Machines, Dryers, Refrigerators, Stoves and Freezers.read more

Some how I've lived in the area my whole life and only just recently came here for the first time…read more My husband and I were both pleasantly surprised to see how large this place is. They have a lot of items for super cheap. While the stuff is all used and pretty well loved, it all seemed reasonably nice. I could see someone who loves restoring furniture having a grand old time in here. We got a decent table for only $9 that we plan on painting. They have a large selection of items in all their sections, including VHS tapes, clothes and vases. My husband and I plan on coming back often because the employees are kind and the items are great for a thrift store.

I really liked this store and the people who worked there. Sadly, it is now gone. Mosaic has taken…read moreover the building. In time it may develop into something worth visiting. When we went in the selection was sparse and expensive. Generally prices were two or three times as expensive as tho old Valueland.