It's an antique store. Lots of glass, toys, a huge beanie baby collection. There is also lots of…read moreaction figures and Disney memorabilia.

Can't really socially distance in here when THE ENTIRE STAFF IS UP YOUR @$$ following you around…read moreevery where you go! Back Off!!!

Been shopping here every year while we are in the area. Great selection and great prices!!read more

First of all, other reviewers are correct...they don't have public restrooms (but there's a sign…read morethat states that, so dinging them for it seems a bit silly). Honestly, we found the owners to be extremely nice and accommodating; no issues at all. As an antique mall it's fantastic...with case after case of interesting stuff. The layout sort of draws you from one area to the other, and there's always something really cool right around the corner. Not sure why someone complained that the place is cluttered; we didn't find that to be the case at all. In fact, it sort of feel like you're walking through a small museum. Cases are well lit, most are organized, and we found the prices to be fair. We found several pieces to add to our collections. A major plus is the fact that they're open late on Friday, Saturday and Sundays; all the other antique places in the area closed at 5. Overall, we really loved the place, and look forward to a return trip.

This was a great shop at one time, a MUST visit! We used to find many good pieces here at…read morereasonable prices. The owners were engaging, and there was a great selection of many different types of items. It was bought out some years ago (maybe 6-7?) and has been going downhill steadily. Checked it out today. Arrived about 2pm and there was one other customer in there. Walked in and no one even recognized we were there. The entire time we were there the guy behind the counter was looking down at his phone; never said one word. After pretty much speeding through the shop I left, verbalizing to my shopping partner that I'd see him in the car. He said, "I'm ready too;" we've both been in customer service and were baiting him to at least say something. Finally as my shopping companion was leaving, he looked up for a split second; no words were spoken. The selection of goods is now very much on par with several of the other shops in the area (Pine Hill, Heritage, 272, etc.) with a lot of pressed glass, pottery/dishware, 60's-80's kitchen and newer collectibles. Very few oddities, true antiques, mechanicals, more interesting items. I doubt we'll return unless next time we're down here we've already visited every shop possible and they're still open. If you're a dealer here, they're doing nothing to welcome customers, engage with them, offer assistance, or even say "hi!" Look for space elsewhere.

My girlfriend lives out of town and was here for the week. Mother Tucker's is a most when she…read morevisits. We stopped in this afternoon and there was no one in the place but two employees. I went back to where the restrooms were located and noticed there were signs on the door. I asked the worker if I could use the restroom she said no, we're not allowed to let anyone use them. I said the last time we were there they allowed us. She said slrry and went back to talking to the man sitting behind the counter. I told my girlfriend, Sorry let's leave and we did.

They specialize in gas, advertising old gas pumps and signs not bad, but limited hoursread more

Rudest owner ever. I have a very small backpack that serves as my purse. I was asked to leave…read morebecause of it. It's my purse and not even close the size of a backpack but it didn't matter. The lady started screaming at me, told me to go to the car and come back with my money, and said she had surgery yesterday, was sick of people breaking things, and I could get my "ass" out of her store. I saw a backpack sitting on a chair and inquired. Another lady appeared and said a lady sat it there to shop. I wasn't given that option. No reason for the way she acted. She lost business, and I will not go back to a place with a crazy woman like that

Fun, antique store with three levels and organized very well…read more I made my first official purchase at this antique store after visiting a combined ten stores consisting of thrift stores and antique stores over the past few months. I found a hand signed and framed map of Egypt entitled "Treasures of the Nile". Shockingly it was only $5 bucks too, score! My girlfriend and I spent a total of two hours here and we both left with some purchases. They also had a pamphlet on the main counter by the register showing where over fifty antique stores are located in the Tri-State area. If you are in the area and have the time, I suggest you check this place out. As always people SYOY!!

Even on a cloudy gray day, this was a very lovely drive to Factory Antiques.  It is a beautiful…read morearea with wonderful views.  The store is a big, old factory, with three floors of amazingness.  Most important was the friendly welcome we received from the gentleman upon entry.  You can feel the history within the building ~ it truly seemed as if every piece for sale had a fascinating story behind it.  Be sure to read the price tags ~ the descriptions alone of these vintage items are so worth the trip ~ even if you do not make a purchase.   Every corner, from floor to ceiling, is filled with intriguing offerings ~ many remembered, many unimaginable.    Gorgeous furniture, home decor, jewelry, albums, toys, kitchenware...more simply put ~ e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g.    Plenty of parking, clean store with brilliant presentation and a super kind greeting the moment you enter...we look forward to many awesome returns.

The reviewers who wrote about mold, dirt, lack-luster atmosphere... Shop the "clean" group shops…read morewhere things are pretty, clean, and over-priced. That said, there are plenty of over-priced goods at Renninger's, but there are bargains to be had, a good mix of antiques, pretty things, collectibles (not my bag), and overall a good time to be had if you remember that this is a flea market, though indoors. Yes, some booths are not open but out of probably 150 or so it was maybe 10-12 booths; people have lives over-and-above their booths. As far as it being a social event for dealers, have you ever done a multi-dealer flea market or antique show? Is it annoying to have to search for a dealer? Yes. Ask nearby dealers; they know each other and help out! We had to search for at least 3 different dealers for booths today. One was very nice but the item I was looking at was mismarked. One was nice, and willing to work with us on price due to condition. The third was also very nice and worked with us to test an item and make a deal on multiple items. Really, what more can you ask for other than legit steals (don't think we haven't found a few of those there as well!)?

Definitely one of the lowest ranked flea markets around, on Sunday there are way better markets to…read morevisit, too much theft, it is filthy, the place smells of mold and misery, some of the vendors act like its a chore to answer questions, typical grumpy old people, definitely not kid friendly, sharp object everywhere, this place needs a penicillin shot

I expected this place to be very crowded, given it was a sunny day and warm. It was not crowded at…read moreall on a Saturday. It seemed like there were many shops that were closed. I felt aweful for the shop owners. Things seemed a bit pricier than other markets, but I would assume the rents are high. The place is extremely clean and very pretty and picturesque. I really hope it gets busier as the summer season goes on.

Maybe if you're trippin'. This place is like a fever dream. Obscure storefronts mixed with…read moreresidences you can't tell apart down a surreal labyrinth into oblivion. Do people live here, work here, am I intruding in someone's space ... what? Picture a mall but some stores are people's houses. One minute you're in some dude's Lego shop wet dream and the next you're in somebody's backyard....I think. Even when you can tell if a place is open for business you have no idea what's inside. The signage is terrible. Who came up with this monstrosity? Don't even get me started on parking and figuring out how to get into the place. I'd say 60% of it was closed on a Saturday afternoon though it's hard to say what was supposed to be open to the public in the first place. It's superficially pretty but the deeper you go, the more you want out. I'm more confused after visiting it. For full disclosure, we went one time years ago for *Out of This World* Robot Shop and Museum which was amazing but now closed, and truthfully, that's all we saw at the time. Based on this recent trip, I don't get it.

This is the most organized glass antique shop I have ever seen. All glass is organized by color and…read moreI love it.

Beware of classless clerks who call out to you under the assumption you stole a baseball cap from…read moreVK's sister thrift store. Clerks who do not apologize or explain themselves or retract the accusation when you tell them that the cap is yours. Not a sustainable business model to be suspicious of customers to this ridiculous extent. Not a pleasant shopping experience when you're being this surveilled.

I have been going to Shupp's for decades. I loved strolling under the trees and visiting with the…read morevendors. I found many treasures over the years. I was disappointed a few years ago when their Covid precautions were not being taken seriously, so hadn't been for a long time. I was encouraged by recent positive reviews to give them another chance. It was so disappointing. The majority of the grounds are empty. What used to be rows and rows of venders is just empty tables. The booths run by long term venders that are there every week are overpriced and stale. The market is just a shadow of what it once was and I won't be going back.

owners are great customers are friendly nice place to spend a couple days see you soonread more