I could spend an hour in this shop looking at everything. There are several things from the 1800's…read more Lots of Grandfather clocks, furniture, collectibles. There are some very nice mahogany and walnut pieces. I need to save up some cash. The building is really quite deceiving, there is just room after room to walk through. I really thing things were priced to sell. Some if the things were priced similar to what you would pay for a cheap modern day made-in-China piece. But as you carefully use some of these pieces they only appreciate in value instead. This is a must see shop. Give them a call ahead to see if they are open. It's owner operated without outside help so there are times they need to close up shop for the day.

Katie's Antiques was BY FAR the best antique store I have visited. I love looking at all the gems…read morethat stores have to offer but Katies was so much more than any other store I have been to. I felt like I was in a museum because items offered were hundreds of years old and most I have never seen for sale before. Their Toby mug collections were incredible and all the items I saw were fairly priced considering the age and value. people commented on their post that the store was too crowded with items but I loved that about the store. I spent over an hour just looking at all these incredible treasures and loved every minute of it. I wished there were more items crammed in this vast store so I could have stayed all day. The owner is an absolutely darling man who is so knowledgeable and friendly. I love to look at all the items but am not looking for expensive stuff and he didn't seem to mind that my purchase didn't amount to more than $20.00. I got an awesome Carnival glass cake plate for $9.00 and a Fire king bowl for $5.00... both were a great deal. check this place out because it is a hidden treasure for antiques!

Visited in early July. It's so large and clean and well…read moreorganized. A little bit of something for everyone with a large variety of antiques from various eras. But the service is what was outstanding! Special shoutout to Valerie who, although they were incredibly busy, she took the time to go the extra mile for me. Will certainly make the road trip again!

140 shops in 1 place. It's so vast you can spend a day here. It's a lot of fund finding gems from…read morethe last or a Monkees record album. It has free and open parking. And you can post your items online to see if a seller will sell for you with them getting some of the sale if it sells. Loved seeing history in one place.

Yesterday's Treasures is a 2 story antique/thrift store located in Chesterton, Indiana…read more Limited parking is available in front of the store-I parked across the street which I hope is OK. There are stairs to second floor. There is a freight elevator which could be used for accommodation but I did not ask. Aisles are wide and booths are well organized. The front desk staff are friendly and helpful. They offer a free cup of coffee or tea to shoppers. The restroom is accessible and clean. Booths contain everything from vintage clothing and furniture, new and used items and antiques, glassware, sports and modern collectibles, jewelry and everything in between. Prices are very reasonable. This store is very close to Indiana Dunes and Dune Acres. It's a fun way to pass some time and wait for that special item "to call your name'.

The building was too hot and muggy in the store to enjoy antiquing and when we let the cashiers…read moreknow they acknowledged the issue but then one of their coworkers behind them decided to keep trash talking us for complaining about the temperature in the store. I found that fact especially rude and disrespectful we were only letting them know of the issue there was no reason to trash talking the customers.

Owner was very nice and welcoming, lots of cute items. I was traveling through so sadly not a lot…read moreof room to buy but next trip back I will reserve a larger space for fun finds

Super cute selection, very reasonably priced, and nicely curated finds besides just clothes. Ranges…read morefrom affordable to more expensive (but rare) vintage finds. More women's than men's, but I still found a vintage USA Levi's button up for $5! Plus the owner is very friendly and gave me and my family discounts on all our items. Definitely check this place out if you're thrifting in the area!

Love going here, it's like stepping back in time. Seeing so many different things that bring me…read moreback to a simpler time.

This store is a hidden Gem. Russ was so sweet to meet and listen to his stories. I found a 1920's…read moreIron Cat that I am so excited about. I named the cat Russ after his previous owner. If your in Chesterton, IN stop in and explore all their amazing treasure.

Love the place you will never know what you will find. They have always treated me with the ut most…read morerespect. And negotiated prices.

Lori was very sweet and friendly and warm. It was nice to go down memory lane and realized that…read morethings from the 70s and 80s are already antiques. There is open parking and it's right next to a cornfield and there's outdoor furniture. You could also buy from here. Lots of fun things to look at and see if you want to buy and feel you can go down memory lane of your childhood or your grandparents.

Horrible customer service. I bought a vase yesterday. It was not put in my bag. I discovered this…read morewhen I got home and called the antique mall. It was after hours and David called me back . He said he would call me in the morning after he checked if it was there. I said it was an inconvenience because I live 14 miles away so it was a 28 mile round-trip for me to come and get it if it was there. No apology on his part. End of conversation. The next morning he called me and said the vase was there. I said I would come and get it. When I got there and he was putting the vase in the bag, he said "they tried to run after you, but they couldn't catch you." That was it. Still no apology, so: Me: No apology? Him: 14 miles is not far. (This is how I knew he was the same person I talked to last night). Me: It's a 28 miles round-trip plus the time, gas, and the inconvenience. Him: Do you want the vase or not? What a terrible way to treat a 30 year customer, or anyone for that matter. A simple apology for the error would have been the correct way to handle the situation. Needless to say, I'm done with Coachman Antique Mall.

They have the best unique furniture finds. Also they deliver for 50.00 with a box truck for large…read moreorders. Always find amazing items. My favorite antique mall.

Terrible customer service. Saw two items I'd like to purchase, messaged them on Facebook and…read moreinquired about the price. They took the time to send me pictures of the items but left me on read, would not tell me if the items could be bought separately or answer what the prices were. Messaged them two days asking for the price. Continually left on read.

Bottom line: if you're in MI City and into vintage, classic, nostalgic, maybe even historical…read morepieces, and at fair and reasonable prices, then these are the people to see. I have been coming here for many years and stop in whenever in town. The shop is located in the artsy part of the redeveloping original downtown and is a part of and reflects perfectly the downtown's eclectic character. The store is located in a great, older retail shop with a covered corner entry that lets them showcase some eye catching pieces to entice you inside. The vibe is slightly cluttered chic with distinct sections and it's easy to peruse based on what you might be looking for or discover things you weren't. I personally like that they are not too worried about "staging" like some places and just get the stuff out there. I am never disappointed at the amazing and eclectic collection of furniture, furnishings, decorations, art, books--almost anything you can think of and many things you wouldn't but glad you saw and bought. I always find something fun, useful, maybe even historical from some perspective, to take home. The owners are super friendly, very good humored (we usually have a yuck about something), and just nice to interact with. Depending on the piece, they may even be willing to entertain offers which is such smart business in this business. All-in-all this place is just fun and I always walk away feeling good about my purchase from both a value and price perspective but also from an interacting with the owners perspective. Check this place out!

My husband and I were warmly welcomed as we entered, and we enjoyed perusing the various stalls for…read morealmost an hour. Our first find was two cast iron antique wall-mounted oversize coat racks (a steal at $15 each), but the best was a stereogram patented in 1903 that was accompanied by a large box of stereoscopic cards. It will be a wonderful conversation piece!

One of my favorite antique shops ever. There is so much to look at and prices aren't bananas - fun…read moreto wander through whether on the hunt for something specific or just passing time. Cash only!