A open, and easy to navigate layout at this antique mall, the customer service was amazing,…read moreeveryone was friendly, and helpful. Had a large variety of items, all priced very reasonably.

Wow, this place is packed FULL of stuff! We wandered in to reminisce about the old school (my…read moresisters attended here) and were wowed by the amount of items to peruse. We ended up spending over and hour browsing. Although I did not find the specific bowl I was looking for I did find a cute angel music box for my daughter for only $7. The prices were a tad higher than some smaller shops but still not exorbitant. There was only one lady working in the whole building and she stayed behind the desk while we wandered in and out of the numerous rooms. Definitely worth the stop.

This was a very odd place. The smell others mentioned was noticeable. There was a variety of items…read morebut some things seemed out of place for an antique shop. There wasn't a person around inside the antique store. Very odd but worth seeing once.

Place is not at all what you would expect. Just 2 VERY small rooms with the most random stuff…read morethrown in them, surrounded by biker bars and slots. Very very very disappointing. Even trying to get to the rooms is confusing and a pain. If you're coming here for the antiques part then it's not worth it. You would find better items/deals at an estate sale.

I love this store! They have done a great job of having everything you could want for yourself,…read morehome and people you know and want to shop for. When I say they have everything I really mean it! You must go see for yourself.

What a wonderful business addition to Kalona!…read more My mom and I checked it out yesterday and we had a wonderful time checking out the massive variety of things. I found an elephant figurine (that I bought), and an elephant light (which I did not buy... yet!). They also have some gorgeous jewelry by the front desk, that I may have to splurge on soon! This is definitely the antique/vintage experience you expect and want when you step into a shop in town. Not just the same old things, but many items that my mom and I had never seen in our many browsing trips to various stores/flea markets. They are in the middle of updating the space, but leaving ALL the charm of the building - there was even features of it opened up that were hidden away when we shopped the business in place before it. We definitely plan on returning... again and again!

As an antiques dealer for decades, and having traveled the country scouring for true antiques, my…read moreimpression of this place left much to be desired. I'm assuming many of her 'friends' left her 5 star reviews. Pretty much this is a collective of stuff easily acquired through flea markets, yard sales, eBay and in your own back yard-without the hefty price tag. Upon entering, I was immediately "assessed" with a condescending look. Strike one. The items are farm cast-offs, undeserving of the title 'antiques'. If I were in the market for furniture in need of repair and repainting, I have a house full. No thanks. if I want old bottles and pitchers, rickety stools and rusty tools, I'll shop in my shed. This can't even be called a GLORIFIED antiques store. It's a flea market and it's owner has to come off her "Holier than Thou" High Horse. Too many great shops around to waste your time here.

To be REALLY honest the Antique Archaeology shop in LeClaire is kind of a tourist trap... But it's…read morea cool tourist trap if you're a fan of American Pickers...! The shop itself (divided between two buildings) is much smaller in person than it appears on TV. There's a lot more Antique Archaeology swag for sale than actual antiques... The staff we encountered were just regular run of the mill retail workers...none the TV personalities. Not that I really expected to run into Mike. Lol For me the best part of the visit was a photo op with the old car out front branded with the business logo (a dilapidated 1950-1951 Nash Statesman Super). And with the motorcycles and other larger antiques on display... LeClaire, situated along the Mississippi River, is a nice little area in and of itself... There are MANY other shops, antique stores, restaurants, and attractions in LeClaire to check while you're there! Along with LeClaire... Clinton, Muscatine, and the Quad Cities aren't far and it's an easy trip to visit aspects of them in a single day or in an overnight trip. Please know I'm sure not trying to discourage you from stopping and checking out the Antique Archaeology shop...! Far from it! It's pretty cool for what it is. Especially if you are a fan of the show...! Just trying to help you manage your expectations a little... Don't put it on a 5 star pedestal before you get there.

Lots to look at, worth the stop. Things are a bit pricey or marked NFS. :(…read more Some really eclectic offerings. Lots of T-shirts and tourist baubles. Friendly staff.