I was recently looking for a unique gift for my grandmother's 80th birthday, and stumbled upon…read moreSCARCE. Super cute little shop and website that has all sorts of collectibles and antiques. I found some circa 1930 china for my grandma. And old tennis memorabilia for myself too! Friendly, fast service. I'll go back to them again for future gifts and collecting!!!

Saw a bedroom set on Scarce Antiques website and drove from Chicago to pick it up. Was very…read morepleased with the quality of the set. This stores has a wide variety of very cool mid century items and they are all in excellent condition. The store is well organized and kept meticulously clean. My only thing I must warn about that if you use Google Maps on your phone and type in the name of this store, it will automatically direct you to some residential neighborhood thats about a mile away from the store. Besides the little Google Map error it was well worth the trip. The guy working was really easy to deal with and helped load the stuff into my truck so it wouldn't get damaged during the trip back home.

Loved this little place! We were in the area for a trip to a nearby apple orchard and wanted to…read morecheck out the area. Did a yelp search for this place sincewe love thrift shops and vintage finds. Found quite a few gems here for my home decor. The prices were very reasonable in comparison to many of the vintage/antique stores in general. I live about an hour away from here but I will come back to see what new stuff they have! The staff was very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful as well. If you are looking for vintage gems at reasonable prices, they are definitely worth checking out.

Cute little place! Upstairs has sports memorabilia…read more.. There's a corner of children's clothing: Beautiful Communion dresses and little suits! I found a beautiful vase for a shower gift.

I could have sworn I wrote a review for this antique mall in the past. My first time here was…read morearound new years 1 year ago, and I've been back a couple times since- most recently NY day. Yep- that's right, they are open NY day! First of all, this place is huge! You might think you've seen it all, but then go to the far right, past the Eatery, and you will find a whole other wing to check out. I've spent hours upon hours looking at each vendors "booth" and the cabinet cases to the far left front of the store. I've purchase things from jewelry, to gilded mirrors, gold antique letter stands, wall shelving unit, and an animal skull. But I've also purchased fudge, fried pickle mix, and bourbon carmel sauce. This place has everything you need. One thing I must point out, is some of the booths have modern items, things you can buy from Amazon. So, not everything is antique or even used/second hand. But I think overall, there is a good mix. I go for the antiques primarily, but I have found myself looking at some of the modern stuff that has antique style. I love when I walk in around holidays and see booths with sale signs. I try to go straight for those, because that's when I find I get the best deal. And almost always when things are on sale, you get the best value for your money. That's not to say that I don't buy things when they aren't on sale, I will. I just get excited when I'm bleach to spend less. But be wary, one time there was a sale sign with the correct dates but when I brought the item to the front, they admitted they must have printed the wrong sign because there was no sale listed for that booth in their computer. I always double check now before buying things. Another thing to note, if you find an item and it doesn't have a sale price on it, take note of what the booth number is and where in the booth you found it, then bring it to the front. They can contact the booth vendor for you to ask what the price is. Logistics: - there is always parking- the lot is big - there are not always carts to shop (they have run out more times than not) - the people working are very nice and helpful - if you get hungry while shopping, they have eatery32 inside on the right. Great place! Make sure you have a lot of time if you want to explore everything. Or make several trips :) The people

Fake Jellycats that cost more than the real ones. So dishonest! I'm so glad that we were paying…read moreattention and my 10 year old didn't waste her chore money ($50) that she worked hard for on a fake stuffed animal. Then to top it off...they sell the dust bags (that are free if you order the real ones from the actual Jellycat website) just to try to make them look more authentic. If you sell a fake product you should clearly state that, but no matter what IT SHOULD NEVER BE MORE THAN THE REAL PRODUCT. How terrible can you be to be making a buck ripping children off? These ppl should be ashamed of themselves.

Like this place! Good prices! Quite a variety of stuff! You never know what you might find. Only…read moresmall issue is it's so packed with stuff, it's a little hard to get around store. But I highly recommend you try it!

The selection of merchandise is impeccable and I love that crown Point still has antique malls on…read morethe square I went in looking for Pat Benatar albums and walked out with 3 very reasonably priced vinyl records I will definitely be back in again

My friends & I came across this shop while walking around in the area. We had enter the store…read moreholding a Mario plush toy. The cashier was on her phone upon arrival & just looked up at us for a second to greet us. We had purchased items & was waiting for our other friends until they finished exploring the store. We had found other items & went to make another purchase when the cashier started implying we were stealing & we had put other items in our bag (The plush toy). We looked at her completely confused & taken back. She kept making false accusations towards us. We told her to check her cameras to prove we weren't doing such thing. This turned out to be a bad experience with the shop. Instead of the cashier being on her phone majority of the time. She should actually do her job & pay attention to her cameras & stop making false accusations.

The girl at the front was using her phone when we got in and didn't noticed that we brought a plush…read morefrom outside so then when we went to pay again she started saying that it was from their store and telling us to get out claiming that we are stealing which we wouldn't do since we're coming to visit all the way from New York. Next time I want my refund instead of her crying of her own mistake

I was in the store a week and a half ago and noticed certain so-called "antiques" that were…read moredisplayed were propaganda pieces from the Jim Crow era that depicts African Americans in a very hateful tone. You have two sets of "mammy" salt and pepper shakers one located in the back left white shelf and another set in a curio cabinet in the middle of your store. In the same curio cabinet you also have a ceramic black baby hovering over the toilet with the words "You're Next" scrawled on the bowl of the toilet. These are very racially charged pieces that are not meant for an antique shop and should be removed immediately. Failure to do so will result in boycotting of this store, and having to alert the media. I have attached links to pictures for reference of what I have seen there. http://i.ebayimg.com/00/$%28KGrHqMOKo4E3uY-ooJ4BOGYkcRDZQ~~_35.JPG https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/5d/6f/d7/5d6fd7e3dffcc166568a41ea53e4a1b1.jpg

My husband and I stopped at this shop today. It's a smaller shop, just one room. One of the few…read moreantiques shops in the town that actually has mostly antiques (most of the others sell junk, crafts, flea market stuff). The woman working was very friendly, she even called her daughter (who I think is the owner?) to ask if she had any of what I collect. The only downside was the prices seemed quite high compared to what we see at other antiques shops and malls around Northern Indiana and Michigan.