I'm in love! I have been wanting to visit River Market Antique Mall since moving here at the…read morebeginning of the year. I finally made my way there and I was not disappointed! This antique mall is stuffed full of vendors, unique finds, and all of your antique shopping dreams. They have such a fun layout with four floors. You could wander around for hours. If you are coming in with a large bag/purse they will ask you at the door to lock it in one of the lockers. So keep that in mind when stopping by! This is a must especially if you are visiting the city market on a weekend or this area in general. It is easy to get to and such a gem.

I have no idea what other reviewers are talking about when they say this place has reasonable…read moreprices. My friends and I spent two hours wandering around in here marveling at the sheer absurdity of 90% of the pricing. The booth rental must be astronomical here! Seriously, the prices are so high. You're lucky to find anything small for less than $10. The bigger items? You might as well forget it unless you've got a couple hundreds burning a hole in your pocket. The plus side is that it's a really neat antique mall with tons to look at. It's fun to browse and they have a massive selection! Also! I was scrutinizing everything carefully and as far as I can tell, there is zero AI-generated imagery in here from the booth owners or the antique mall itself! No crappy tumblers or 3D-printed dice towers either. That was very pleasing to find. It's a worthy stop if you're fond of days gone by but don't expect to find bargains here.

Tucked away in a strip mall in Lee's Summit is a quite, clean and well kept shop that buys and…read moresells coins, silver and gold jewelry, and fossils. In every transaction I have had with the guys who run the shop, I have been treated respectfully, and honestly, They will tell me if they will buy a coin or if the coin is a 'novelty' coin and not worth anything. They pay a fair and honest price for all the coins they have purchased from me. They pay by check on site. The display of silver and gold estate type jewelry is done well and the prices on these items are reasonable. If you are looking for that special or unique piece of jewelry, this would be my first stop.

don't quote me one price and then triple the price when I return. The owner was needing to leave…read morewhen I was in and I was being polite by leaving and then saying I would return the next day to finish my buying...

A lovely antique shop in downtown Bonner Springs that we wandered into. They have a tastefully…read moredecorated antique shop that is very clean and inviting and even smells nice. Everything is organized well and a good selection for the size of the store. The prices were a bit higher than some antique shops we have been to but I think they had more quality dish ware. They also had local made candles and a variety of old school candy and beverages to purchase. The lady that was present at our visit was nice and helpful and the service was friendly. We did not buy any antiques, but we bought some old-school candy for our granddaughter to try out.

Yowza antiques is a beautifully meticulous and unique store. They owners have definitely taken the…read moretime to scout out real antiques and quality goods! This store is an experience with mostly museum quality items you won't find anywhere else. I highly recommend the jaunt to this store as it's an adventure!

Looking to spend the day antique shopping and Serendipity did not disappoint…read more A variety of items to choose from, both old and new. My husband really enjoyed the books section. Ended up buying a book and a pair of earring. Service was friendly. Only opened Friday's and Saturday's. A must visit when visiting Kansas.

We went into this unique and very large antique, home decor, vintage clothing and so MUCH more…read morestore. The owners were very nice and helpful and my husband bought some craft food items and I bought 2 vintage clothing items and it was all very reasonably priced. We would definitely go back again. Open Friday 11-4 and Saturday 11-4.

Lots of Variety, but overpriced. This is on trend with other antique stores in the area but it's…read morebetter for browsing, not for buying.

Just opened couple weeks ago, it is very nice antiques store, high end and fine antiques, designer…read morefurniture. Must see .

With my mother being into antiques I've been in and out of Greenwood Mercantile a lot over the…read moreyears. The product mix changes frequently, sometimes it's more crafts than antiques and vice versa. The point I want to make is just because you don't like what you see today doesn't mean it will be the same experience in a month. The owner of this shop seems to have a knack for finding some very unusual pieces. We picked up 4 wooden church panels here, they were in an old country church to protect the stained glass windows. They are 8 ft tall, solid wood in a lattice pattern, and it's not every day you can get your hands on old church pieces like this. And that's just one example that comes to mind. I've moved to Vegas and look around me and see no less than 12 items that came from Greenwood Mercantile. When I get back to KC this is a place I stop in as I continue to find some great things here. (This review is based on my most recent visit in March 2012.)

Step in and feel like you are in a cabin. The store specializes in primitives, and the feeling of…read morethe store is perfect for the antiques. The store has one level, and there is a back room. It was a nice place.

Okay, so I'm still not sure where to park at this place. I'm assuming you park in the street, but…read moreI'm not sure. I parked next door at a place called the Knotty Rug. I went in and looked around to make me a customer. So, parking is weird. The shop is full but not all that large. It is the finer antiques, so if you are looking for something fancy... I cannot tell you how the prices look since I don't know anything about china. I'm sure it is priced reasonable, and you can always haggle to make it more reasonable. Not my cup of tea at all, but I know that enough people from the fancier areas could possibly eat it up!

Best Antiques around wonderful Owners well worth going into the Store. One of my Favorites .read more

There's some real neat finds in this store! The owners were also lovely to chat with.read more

Went in to purchase a dresser after communicating with a seller via Craigslist about the piece. I…read morelike to paint antique furniture as a hobby and needed a chest of drawers. When I arrived, I first asked to use the trash can to throw away some old receipts from my glove box. The saleswoman took them from my hand and passive-aggressively told me that she personally would have looked around outside first for a trash car before taking them out of her car. All righty then. While I was waiting for my item to be moved to the front of the store, I decided to go browsing. I love everything anything London or Paris-themed and was pleasantly surprised that I couldn't find anything objectionable. That is, until I had already paid and was waiting by the counter for someone to help me load the dresser into my car. The entire L-shaped front counter display is fully stocked with racist Jim Crow-era pottery, statues, and knick-knacks. I was stunned. I asked for my money back right away and left without the dresser. The most disgusting part of the scenario, besides the items being available for purchase at all, is the way they are displayed prominently in a place of honor designated by the owner to proudly celebrate Jim Crow-era nostalgic racism. I used the money I would have spent to take a family member to see BlackkKlansman. DO NOT SUPPORT RACISTS WITH YOUR MONEY. If you find the sale of items which exist to stereotype and degrade black people offensive, please do not give this establishment any of your money. If you have purchased things here in the past or plan to, please tell the owners that their decision to lean into and profit from racism is wrong and that you will not be giving them your business in the future. As consumers, we have the power to do that much.