This antique store is inside an old barn which looks really cool. The concept is great however, I…read morewas terrified to move around in there. It seemed that every time I walked, something was shaking. Most of the antiques were made of glass so I was afraid of breaking something. My wife said the prices weren't that great although all the items in the loft and basement were 50% off. It's a really cool setup but I think it needs more variety.

Cool stop going to Salt Fork. Several people complained that the prices were higher than at a yard…read moresale. I thought the prices were fantastic compared to antique shops in the big city and most were on sale.

Love the variety and mix of old and new! A little something to interest everyone in the family.read more

Not as much variety as I right, but well organized and clean. Several outside vendors as well. A…read morelot of tools. Parking close with multiple entry doors to side building. Only negative was when I overheard a seller comment about my earring of COVID-19 protective mask and gloves day "Now, that's ridiculous." Ruined my entire experience. 90% of patrons and sellers were not wearing any masks at the time of my visit in June during a period of escalating spread.

Three floors of antiques, art, doodads, knickknacks, tchotchkes and collectibles. I didn't see the…read morevintage black mammy figurines that were behind a display case at the register until I was on my way out, and it made me feel kind of defeated. Do people still collect these kinds of things? In this, the year of our Lord, 2025? I guess they do, because here they are for sale. The whole rest of the store is a wonderful treasure chest of vintage gems. I saw so many things that I wanted to take home, including some old black-and-white photographs, but I resisted because my old-black-and-white-photographs-of-strangers-I've-never-met-and-places-I've-never-been is bursting at the seams. There is everything here, from jewelry and plates to 2Pac t-shirts and scorpion paperweights. The top floor of the shop seemed like it had some of the more modern things. Lots of globes, for some reason? There was also a space dedicated to art by locals. The whole store is quiet and well organized, not junky and claustrophobic like some antique shops. It was a pleasure to walk around and look at all of the things on a drizzly day in Wheeling.

Cool store with unique items, but the woman at the front desk is incredibly rude. It is also very…read moreover priced. They ask 60 + dollars for old beat up records that you can get for 10 bucks at nail city record. I'd recommend the other antique shops nearby.

I bought a clock that appeared to be working. I quickly discovered that it lost time. I called the…read morewarehouse within hours of purchase and left a voice message and my number, and it was ignored. Don't buy here.

Could easily spend hours in here and not scratch the surface of all their is to see. They have 3.5…read morefloors packed with merchandise, including the mezzanine. There is everything from records to Christmas decor to furniture and vintage signage. The staff are always welcoming, friendly, and helpful. They have tons of brochures for other nearby antique spots to check out located by the front checkout desk. They do have one unisex bathroom on the main floor and it's always clean. There are stairs between the floors, but the dealers have a freight elevator. I think the prices are always more than fair. I can never leave without buying something. A great stop if you're in the area or worth the trip if you aren't

Much larger than I anticipated. I could have spent all day here. The staff was friendly, and there…read morewas a wide variety of sections.

GREAT PLACE. Nice mix of antiques, collectibles and primitives at really, really good prices…read more Most of these things would be double their price in a shop in Columbus or Cleveland. Nice people, took We'll be back...

Lots of merchandise to look through. There's something for everyone. Staff was friendly and eager…read moreto answer any questions. Also it's in a great location.

I am not a shopper; my skull vibrates if I have to walk around a store to "just look," even if I am…read morefollowing my lovely Signora. But this store is fun to do just that! And we always find a treasure to take home. Riverview Antiques is a spacious shop nestled among a line of similarly charming shops near the Ohio and Muskingum rivers in downtown Marietta. My wife and I love to start our river crawl at Riverview Antiques by the Ohio River, and gradually, shop by shop, make our way down Front Street until we can rest our feet and sink our teeth into homemade fudge at Favorite Things. Riverview is operated by knowledgeable gentlemen who really know (A) where to find cool antiques, and (B) how to present them in a store so that you feel like you're in a time machine and walking around someone's living room 100 years ago. And the prices are pretty good, too. Don't leave Marietta without checking them out.