Great selection of unique vintage items! Great customer service as well! Something for everyone…read morehere!

Yesterday I found an item in Vintage Flamingo that I wanted to purchase. It had a tag sewn into the…read morecorner with the price of $6.99 written in marker on the tag. That was the only tag on the item. I asked the lady to hold it for me while I looked around. When I was ready to check out the lady was looking for the price. I told her it was on the tag in the corner and it was marked $6.99. Unbelievably the tag was gone. Another lady came up and said that was the price the vendor had paid. Well that was the only tag on it and someone had torn it off and not said a word to me about it as if I hadn't seen it. The lady called the vendor who said she was not going to sell the item. The lady who called the vendor was rude and said she'd rather not sell the item than not make any money from it. This is not the way that a legitimate business conducts itself. Any other business would have sold the item for the marked price and made sure in the future to have the correct price on the items it intends to sell. I like to support our small businesses, but I will no longer support Vintage Flamingo. I just can't get over the fact that they torn off the tag and then acted like there wasn't a tag on it! Buyer beware!

There's some good paperwork here always understood helping me and my mother excellent service and…read moregreat selection of merchandise. I will come back to visit them in the near future.

The selection was eclectic as you would imagine. There was a bit of everything. The owners were…read morethere and added to the friendly atmosphere.

When we first arrived at The MAG, we turned right. It's how I always go through antique malls…read more(slow, methodical) because I don't want to miss anything. It was like stepping into topsy-turvy world! Fast fashion! Matches in glass jars! Chunky plastic jewelry! Temu crap everywhere! I was gobsmacked! "This place has great reviews," I thought to myself, "has everyone been lying?" I was ready to call it quits when we finally exited that giant, nightmarish room. I turned down the main hallway as a final Hail Mary and...lo and behold, actual antiques! None of us realized that they had a section dedicated to new stuff in the form of "The Shoppe." What a relief when we finally noticed! Aside from "The Shoppe," I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Mississippi Antique Galleria. Are there some crazy prices going on in here? Sure! But are there also interesting pieces and good deals to be found? You betcha! I found a pair of 1990s Barbie magazines for under $5, a lovely pair of yellow pants for under $20 (along with a wonderful chat with the owner of the booth), and a favorite new place to come check out whenever I'm in town again! The ladies working at the front were so kind and friendly. They showed me to the (VERY nice and VERY clean) restroom that has a dressing corner so I could try on the pants. You can't even imagine how pleased I was that they had a dressing room! Dressing rooms at antique malls are rarer than unicorns. When I was ready to checkout, they were kind and courteous once again. I cannot recommend this place enough! Avoid "The Shoppe" and you'll have a wonderful time, especially if you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket!

Love this place. They have collectibles, antiques as well as new stock. It's very classy and well…read morecurated. They even have a gallery area with wonderful local artists available. They have the friendliest service. I've found many great jazz albums at great prices. I look forward to a visit every time I'm in Biloxi!

This place just struck me as wrong. A whole lot of garage sale level merchandise. There were a few…read morethings that were interesting such as some textiles where the booth advertised 80% off. I thought great. A largish doilies was priced $396 with 80% off it was about $80 bucks! See my photos. Right at entrance to this shop were maga pro Trump Tshirts advertising gulf of America. Thanks but no thanks.

I visited for the first time today and was automatically targeted as a suspicious shopper. It was…read morevery apparent and I have never felt like such "trash" before, bc that is what a thief is, trashy. I walked in, verbally and physically acknowledged the 2 shopkeepers, one who had the most cold look on her face, very unfriendly and looked at me in a suspicious manner. No smile. Never stopped looking at me until I walked away to the left of the store. She wasn't doing any task. She just stood, looking at me. The other lady, the same, but at least said hello. The one lady followed me through the entire perimeter of the store. Not once did she ask me, "Can I help you?" Not once did she say, "Are you looking for anything in particular?" If she had, I would have told her exactly what I was looking for. This, by the way, is the PROPER way to surveil your store to keep an eye on your customers. Not follow them around very apparently; that makes a very rude statement (non-verbal, of course) that says: I'm watching you. I've singled out you. It's inappropriate, it's not the correct and mannerly form to prevent shoplifting. I will never be back and I won't ever forget how u made me feel. Whether you purposefully wanted to make someone feel bad today, I will never know. But u did. Put up cameras visibly. Put up the large round mirrors. And yes, keep walking around your store. But talk to your customer. Ask them while they are in the store shopping if you can help them. Ask what they are looking for. Treat everyone the SAME or treat them like you care. Or pretend to.

Beyond unprofessional ownership. Shoppers be aware of the poor business practices you'd be…read moresupporting by shopping here, vendors beware. I recommend shopping and selling at any of the other local antique stores, not this one. I had a booth here which I meticulously maintained. The owner's sister pretty much ran the place. When the owner fired her sister everything collapsed here. About half the time I would walk in no one was anywhere to be found, not at the front or anywhere. Unfortunately, this place already had an issue with theft and having no one at the front or making rounds just invites the theft ten fold. This complete lack of professional management has also leaked out in every direction. Many vendors including myself have moved to other locations due to these issues. The owner does not care whatsoever about items being stolen from vendors and when asked about missing items she is dismissive and just stated the one word retort "stolen" to me over and over again without any care or concern over the issue. There is also no lost and found which leads me to wonder where items are going to when vendors are simply missing items that customers may have just misplaced elsewhere throughout the store (as we all know tags can fall off and items therefore really need a place to go where the vendor can reclaim). I was unfortunately and unwillingly pulled into the owner's personal romantic life when her boyfriend (whom she had working there at her shop) reached out to me over social media. I politely declined his advances and from that point forth I was shunned by both of them. I reached out to the owner telling her that I had no interest in her man and that I didn't appreciate being pulled into her personal life and thereafter being treated with hostility by her because of her boyfriend's actions which were not my own. I let her know that due to her continued hostile actions (and my election to not have any interest in any sort of drama I was being pulled into) that I would be amicably relocating at the end of the month. I returned at the end of the month to find all of my inventory carelessly thrown into bags, boxes, and just thrown into piles. I have a lot of valuable ceramics and other delicate items that were spitefully thrown out of my booth and placed by the unlocked side door where anyone could just take everything. Several very valuable items were damaged. I had also paid for my space through the end of the month and the owner had clearly spitefully removed my inventory from my booth and thrown them carelessly by a side door before the month that I had paid for was complete. Sellers beware, aside from the not so great business hours, the business practices and day to day operations here are completely unprofessional and shady to say the least. I highly recommend that you take your items elsewhere where the owner's and management don't treat their vendors like dispensable trash. In my case it seems simply out of jealousy and spite. However, many vendors have left here due to the poor business practices as related to the many other issues at play here (which inhad contemplated prior to all the drama i was unwillingly pulled into).

I didn't quite know what an "antique mall" was until I went inside. The large metal building that…read moreCenturies is in is filled with antiques that are extremely affordable. The floor is broken down into small booths that offer a different variety of items that I'm assuming are tended to by their respective owner. They have flatware, china, beds, dressers, Coke products, lamps, and one booth even has a small collection of old cameras. You can easily spend over an hour just looking around if you take the time to inspect every booth. Some booths have discounts on certain items or on everything within it. You pay at the counter in the front. If you're not looking for anything in particular or would like to reuse some furniture, this is an excellent place to stop and look at.

Opened: Antique junction did shut down for a few years, HOWEVER there is another great shop open…read morethere now. Remember When Vintage Antiques and More. The store is crammed full of great things from furniture to glass collectibles. They are open Tues Wed Fri Sat from 10-5.

Beautiful, quality artisanal gifts and antiques in the Long Beach-Gulfport area: one-stop shopping…read morewith no need to go all the way over to the Bay or Ocean Springs. This shop is absolutely the dictionary definition of "hidden gem" - a bit out-of-the-way, low-key signage - and astonishingly chock full of every sort of charming thing you can think of. Really; if you're looking for anything from local art to handmade gifts to world-traveler antiques to vintage clothing, you can find an array of it here that will simply knock your socks off, and at extremely reasonable prices. Owner Miss Cherie will have your heart wrapped around her little finger in minutes with her warm friendliness and wide knowledgeability, and if you're looking for something you can't quite find, odds are she can find it for you. Check it out. Unless you're looking for something you really ought to be in a chichi specialty shop for anyway, you won't be sorry.

Omg I loved this place. Large selection of unique stuff. Lots of jewelry. You never know what you…read moremay find. If your the kind who enjoys flea markets this place is for you.

What a cool place!!! I could be in there for hours, there is so much to see. Also, every staff…read moremember there is so pleasant and seems to genuinely enjoy what they are doing. Had the pleasure of meeting the owner, and she was so personable and willing to help me find what I was looking for. New ownership, so I'm very excited to see them grow.