The small facade is deceiving. There are three stories of beautiful vintage and antique items as…read morewell as a few new items. Prices are fair and bargains can be found. There's something for everyone as my husband took longer than me to walk through the store. I wish I had taken some photos, but I got wrapped up in the hunt. Clean and presentable unlike the typical antique store. Make it part of your antique road trip.

Lots of room, lots of vendors. Great antique money selection. Not much cast iron, at least not any…read moremore

They have a great assortment of local collectibles and antiques. I live in Colorado but I stop here…read moreevery time I'm nearby. There is always hidden treasures to be discovered here. This time I bought some vintage head cross country skis and bamboo poles, all in excellent condition. I'm going to refinish them and then head into the backcountry on my next adventure. Thanks guys for the fresh finds now all I have to do is make fresh tracks in some deep powder

Sadly, they are no longer in business. This place was wonderful and my secret source for amazing…read moredeals! It was very small however. They closed this past Summer 2025. Yes I'm absolutely certain, I bought some display shelves right off their walls!

This shop is in a quiet neighborhood in the town of Chili. From the parking area, follow the brick…read morepath to a quaint house with a separate shed dedicated to Christmas. You will feel like you are entering a magical place and when you do finally enter, you sense that the owner has taken the time to create a special spot for each treasure to shine. This may sound corny, but you will understand what I mean as you peruse through all the displays. There are figurines of every kind, vintage games and housewares, bottles, buttons, miniature accessories for your assemblages or doll house projects . . . I've been visiting Rochester for 5 years and only today have I discovered this gem. It's worth checking out. And, even if you don't find something on your first visit, you will leave with a lighter gait in your feet.

Chuck was hired to do our estate sale for a loved one's belongings…read more I would not recommend Chuck for this type of work. Here are some bullet point reasons: - Chuck changed the percentage and added a fee (that ended up being for advertising )to the contract, upon signing, four days before the actual sale. By the way he typically includes advertising as part of the fee he requests. We were blindsided. He would have been turned away if it were solely up to me, but unfortunately, I had others involved in the decision to use him. - Rather than giving us a guideline for when things needed to be done, for example, signing a contract and time to set up advertising - He claimed it was not too late to get advertising in: Info for advertising in PennySaver should have been done the week before the sale so that the ad would run that weekend before. It was not done. He claimed he could get it in on Wed before the sale. This would have been too late as the sale would already be in full swing. The bottom line, he did not advertise with the money we agreed to give him (against our better judgment) in the two places critical for estate sales- PennySaver ( which would have been late for the sale anyway) and Estatesale.net. He did not purchase any advertising. He used a couple of social media posts and texted people he knew instead. He was poorly equipped- -not enough table ,and the ones he had were very dirty, -signage was simply white computer printer paper. -he did not put enough signs up around town. We actually gave him some materials that he did not use, so we put more signs up ourselves with this material and our own social media postings. While we are so grateful that in the absence of Chuck's lack of preparedness, professionalism, and business ethics, our sale was not a flop, the poor way in which things were run and the fact that he did not do as he agreed to is not something anyone wants to deal with. Lastly, before he agreed to the contract that he changed and we had to negotiate, he wanted to see what was put aside and would not be included in the sale. This is horribly poor taste. He is hired to do a job, and he sells what the client says is up for sale, not what isn't. This is wrong on so many levels but, in my opinion, is taking advantage of those grieving a loss and trying to work through a finality. Yuck! Please think twice before using him for your estate sale.

Overpriced junk mostly. I was taken aback by some of the prices on the merchandise. No way would I…read morepay what they were asking on most items. It's mostly just trinkets and other old stuff from the homes of dead grandmas, which there is no shortage of in Batavia. Would I return? Nope. Might someone else find something they appreciate here? It's possible. Good luck!

We stopped in on our way back to Greece to use the restroom and do a little shopping. The restroom…read morewas clean like it always has been, but we were pleasantly surprised at all the changes we saw. The young lady working at the counter was friendly and we ended up walking out with a bag of goodies. We definitely will be adding it to our list of places to stop at when we go out on our weekend antiquing drives.

From the owner: Rustic Ridge Country Store is an exciting retail shop that sells antiques, collectibles, gifts,…read moreprimitives, rustic decor and unique merchandise at reasonable prices.

Always a hit or miss, this year the legendary East Avon Flea Market seems to be lacking... Kettle…read moreCorn! That, and the "Bo-nana Bo-nana" man. Of course the usuals were there in full force. The paper supply guy, folks selling Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, video games and assorted bric-a-brac that (seemingly) nobody wants. Sure, you can bring your dog-eared vinyl LPs and *try* to sell them for big bucks. Maybe some hipster will pay the $$ to hear some authentic crackle. Till then I'll wait till the Rochester Public Market Garage Sale Sunday opens back up...

Huge flea market with loads of stuff- some new, some junk. It all depends upon what you are…read morelooking for or interested in. From the site: Flea Markets are a popular form of commerce worldwide. The phrase, "One man's junk is another man's treasure," is an adage that has kept people flocking to flea markets for hundreds of years. Flea markets attract customers from every demographic. Customers are attracted to flea markets for their role as a social meeting place, the entertainment, positive environment and the savvy of the vendors who sell their wares.

Quaint shop ... still has church section but major changes to rest. They have gifts, antique and…read moresome unique items. Very pleasant owner ! He also donates to 20% of proceeds to special needs and other charities!! He is still working on the basement but so glad the property is being utilized

Great little shop , lots of different items . Great cause too . Antique items and new items , lots…read moreto see.