Adult/Antique Shop...NOT a place for kids. Smelly, low class, and trashy. Keep driving. There are…read moreplenty of actual antique shops.

This is such a fun and unique little antique mall! Everything is well organized and easy to see!…read moreThey have a huge selection of just about everything you could possibly imagine antique wise! I can not wait for another trip back to check out this super unique store! I totally recommend all antique lovers give this place a visit!

Fantastic offerings for serious collectors. Tools, farm…read moreimplements, furniture and paintings.

Quality antique store, beautiful golden oak furniture, antique general store cabinets, antique…read moredolls, some lighting

Okay, so the two old people at the front desk aren't overly friendly but their professional and…read morehelpful. There are shopping baskets to your left as you enter to help you carry your treasures. Clean restrooms in the back, plenty of parking in front, it's a great place to burn a couple of hours.

This is just a great antique store. They have lots of real antiques at decent prices. The staff is…read morevery friendly and all the booths were organized just splendidly. We plan on stopping by here every time that we are in the area and you should to.

Fun place. Locals, who hang out, parked in comfy chairs, are eager to help with your specific…read moretreasure hunts. There are well-sorted eclectic collections of things like oil lamps, pottery, tools and glassware. A whole floor of furniture to explore. And a nice selection of Christmas ornaments.

Workers are super friendly with tons of reasonably priced treasure!!! Definitely recommend!read more

A lovely vintage/true antique store with an amazing selection of large furniture pieces, tiny metal…read morepieces, original art created by local artists. We were greeted by a friendly gentleman who was working today, Mother's Day. On an uncomfortably hot day, it was a welcome respite from the heat. The aisles are wide and easy to walk around, perhaps even to push a wheelchair. The majority of the displays were carefully curated and shown off in many interesting ways. In many ways, it has an almost museum type quality. All the larger pieces of furniture were polished and dust free. Take your time wandering through the store, it's a nice place to shop.

This place is awesome! It's owned by former fire chief Bruce Cox, and he has amassed the largest…read moreamount of firefighting paraphernalia, antiques, souvenirs, uniforms, medals, etc. I have ever seen. It's like a museum where a lot of the exhibits are for sale. Even if you're not in the market for such things, it's worth the trip to go check it out, and hear Bruce's stories of his firefighting career and time as a retiree volunteer. It's very close to downtown, so you can walk there from most other restaurants and stores in Hermann. The web site gives you a nice taste of what you'll be seeing: http://www.antsunltd.com/

This was such a cute little shop! We stopped in and just…read moreloved all the cute gift and decor pieces they had. They had a small little music section with such cute decor items and some great apparel options. Great store with some nice pieces.

Love the beets and salsa. The assistance is super. It's worth my drive from Kansas City Kansas to…read moreget my beets. Just really enjoy this store.

Jim was very friendly and knowledgeable. We left with some great treasures at reasonable prices…read more There was a large selection of furniture, baskets, jars, silver, primitives, galvanized items, and crocks. There were also nice wooden dough bowls. If we are back in the vicinity we will go back to this store.

This guy was a joke. I heard he was good at his craft, but that must have been many moons ago. I…read moretook some beloved antique furniture pieces to him for repair. Not only does he NOT do any work, he leaves that work to a couple of back end guys who, after receiving my pieces back, not only lack the attention and detail to the repairs, but the repairs were simply shoddy and hurried with no care given to the furniture at all. One piece that they were supposed to reconstruct and stabilize came back to me with the side coming off the dresser, literally, they did not do the work I paid for. They loaded the piece before I could inspect it, but I trusted them. Never again. And on the day I picked up the furniture, I ENTRUSTED JIM with an original 1880 oak spindle from my front staircase to have it turned and duplicated. The guy LOST IT!!!!! HE LOST IT!!! But was he upfront to let me know this??? NO! He dodged my calls, went hunting, gave me excuses and then when I became irate in like my 8th call over a three month period, he states that he gave it to this guy up the road that is 94 years old to turn for me. WHAT???? So, again, he doesn't do any of this work, he either lets his cronies in a back building do it or he hands it off to the elusive "94 year old up the road" who he admitted "forgets where he puts things". OMG. What a horrid experience all around. So now my beautiful 1880 staircase that was only missing one spindle, is not missing two. And this guy just shuns his responsibility and accountability. As far as his antique shop, I can't say either way. I'm only reviewing his furniture repair. Steer clear.

Beautiful cute little boutique, super friendly. We love this shop so many incredible items an very…read morecompetitive prices

This boutique was SO cute! They had so many cute clothes for…read moreyou and such a great selection for gifts. They offered womens clothing, baby clothing and so so many gift ideas. Such a cute store!