What a gem! We snuck in at the wire here with about 40 minutes to closing on Saturday last weekend…read morewhile exploring the Hilton Village area of Newport News. The owner inside was friendly and said come on in and take your time. She explained that they had different rooms inside and all were rented out to different vendors who had their own style and items for sale. WIN! Just my kind of shop. This shop is much larger than expected with something like 10 rooms inside and they all do have a very different feel. We found antiques, glasswares, books, stuffed animals, watercolor art, wall art, furniture, jewelry, beads, geodes, you name it, it's probably in here. We actually stayed for the entire 40 minutes and everyone found something to purchase. The vibe was easy and unassuming and the owner left us to browse without hovering at all. She easily said to go upstairs and take a look as there were some rooms up there too and she stayed at the front while we browsed. The side right off the main entry has a space where she said during summer she serves Lolly's ice cream flavors from the VAB area (noms). I saw easily like a dozen things I could've purchased but I'm trying to make better choices so I abstained, but if they're there when I come back to run a race in two weeks I'll call it fate and probably get them, ha! If you are in this area and looking for gifts and decor and love to antique, poke your head in here and give this spot a try for sure. It looks almost like a plant store from the outside as the front has a grown-up secret garden look.

Such a neat shop!…read more Basically people rent out sections in this little house to showcase their products. It's all local and items are either handmade or vintage. It was really awesome going into each room of the house and seeing what products there were being offered. There were pillows, decor, clothing, vintage items of all kinds, vinyl records, jewelry, etc. I guess you could say it's kind of like a flea market in a sense. Definitely a great place for unique finds or gifts!

We happened upon this place completely on accident. We were pleasantly surprised. The shop is FULL…read moreof wonderful pieces of antique furniture but the best part was the conversation. Mr. Brill was very sweet and we talked for about half and hour. I would call before you stop in, as he said he's not always there but if you're in town and the door is open, go inside. At the very least you'll get a wonderful conversation. Mr. Brill is also an appraiser, so if you need something appraised, this is the place to go!

Lovely antique shop! I stopped in during a visit to the area and was so happy to have done so. So…read moremany great antiques and such lovely people running the place. Mr and Mrs Brill are welcoming and really make you feel at home while looking around. I recommend anyone in the area to stop by Brills Antiques if there is a car out front!

Ahh, a trip down memory lane! So many things here. They are neatly organized! The prices are great!…read moreSome antique places charge an arm and a leg. The woman was so nice and answered any questions we had. My children loved looking and learning about all the things they saw. A lot of the items were well kept. We will return a lot, I am sure.

I LOVE everything about Vintage Faire! Jan and her husband as simply delightful and have created a…read morewonderful place to find unique and one of a kind items. They have a variety of pieces for every room...and garden that include antiques, upcycled items, and everything in between! This is my new favorite place to shop!

I love this place! I try to visit at least twice a month and they always have new things, arranged…read moretastefully, and so very clean and comfortable inside! Friendly and welcoming owners. Do yourself a favor and stop in! Right next door to Ken Matthews Garden Center.

Rooms Blooms & More sits along an older section of Warwick Boulevard in Newport News. It has been…read morea favorite stop for my sister for many years, and I know she often purchases gifts here. I can see why. The space is crowded with curios, antiques, and just odd and sundry household items that appeal to almost every taste. I wandered around like I was lost in a museum full of historic artifacts that captured my attention. Although I am far from knowledgeable about such things, I thought I found a few pieces of value that were wildly underpriced. Japanese Wood Block prints on Rice Paper that had the right stamps and old framing. Chinese Glass Trays with the image of Shanghai Beauties from the 1920's. Mexican Glass Trays on Metal Stands with vivid colors that reminded of Diego Rivera. Also, Americana and 19th Century European lithos (copies) that held up well under closer scrutiny. The ladies running the shop are friendly and didn't mind if I seemed lost. While not a collector of such things, a few well placed pieces of interest around my home would not be a bad thing. I just need another pair of eyes to confirm that what I think has value is not just me being indulgent.

The ladies who run the place are so welcoming! Worth popping in and I always find something!read more

So many items! I feel like every time you come back you will see something you missed the first…read moretime. Pricing seemed reasonable. I feel like if there was a specific item you are looking for, you will find it here. I was going down memory lane. The barn house a lot of huge items. The barn in the back is jaw dropping. So much to look at. They had the house, the barn and a small shed filled with many items. Everything was neatly organized. It maybe overwhelming but, because it is organized it makes it easier.

I was lucky to stumble upon this eclectic and unique antique "shops" while visiting…read moreToano/Williamsburg! You can't miss the humongous yellow chair and the quirky metal rooster on the front lawn! There are at least 4 buildings: the main building, the "she shed", another small building, and the big barn down the trail! The barn is full of bigger furniture and architectural items as well as traffic lights and metal sculptures and salvage stuff & fixtures. The smaller buildings have garden items (I found a big terra cotta planter that I purchased) and statues. One outbuilding housed some lovely art deco pieces, vintage hats and purses, wing chairs, perfume bottles, and even an antique typewriter. The cute little she shed had kitchenware, vintage aprons, old utensils, some wooden chairs, a tiny table and a few other cool pieces (I bought a cute white deco bookcase from this area). The main building is full of antique furniture, dining sets, china and crystal, tea things, pictures, lamps, mirrors, rugs, jewelry, and even some homemade crafts. I was in "junking" heaven. The owner was super nice and gave me a deal on my finds. With Yelp I also got 10% off my purchase. Even the pristine restroom was decorated with things for sale, linens, signage, washboards, etc! If you're feeling lucky, don't pass up this awesome shopper's paradise!

Somehow the grand opening of this store popped up on my Facebook feed. Probably since I love…read moreantiques and I refurbish furniture. I arrived around 12:30, and hour and a half after Stacye Moser just opened this shop on 9/17/21. It was the grand opening day. When I walked in I was overwhelmed but, in a good way. There was just a little something everywhere. I spent a maybe 45 min inside looking around. So many antique booths, clothing, glassware, vintage items, handmade items and much more. Everything was very reasonably priced. I have been to some shops like this and the charge an arm and a leg and it just turns me off to shopping there. So many great artists with the crafts and furniture refurbishing. Everything was well organized and not stuffed in corners. Some places it is hard to see what is there, not at this location. The store Wawa clean and well kept. I can not wait to return with my friend.

Another great antique store in Williamsburg. There are a few out there but, this one stays on my…read moreradar. The staff are always helpful, especially when it comes to reaching high items or unlicking doors. They are always willing to help. I really enjoy this antique shop. It is pretty large, but not overwhelming. The closer you get to the back of the store it is a little disorganized. This is the type of antique store where you have to take time to stand and look. Some booths have a lot that you just need to stand back and look. I sometimes find it easier to just walk in with products in mind. But, it is also fun to take a look around with no real plan. Pretty much just see what treasure finds you. The pricing does vary here, but honestly I really can get a good deal from time to time. I really do luck out here.

This local business has everything that you look for at a great antique shop. The mall is filled…read morewith a trove of hidden gems plus the customer service was good. Some of the favorite pieces that I saw was a carved marble lamps, Hallmark ornaments from the 90s, decades old tools, glass lanterns and tea sets. I wish that I would've taken photos, but I was honestly in the moment of enjoying the antique mall. I ended up purchasing two Hallmark ornaments- Winnie the Pooh and one with Santa. I also purchased a wooden Goose carved with beautiful painted flowers. This place has a number of hidden gems. Definitely make time to check this place out when you are in Williamsburg, Va.

I would never hire this business to manage my estate or mine a friends or a strangers family…read moreestate. The staff is rude, prejudiced, hypocritical and down right mean. The way they set up the estate sale caused for accident and intent injury. Not children friendly (even tho I had no children I witness staff (particularly a heavy set caucasian very rude older woman) reaction and mannerisms to them. One staff member, a man whom hit a customer with the extension cord as he decided to blow the leaves in the yard as Customers were arriving? That particular Customer and another gentleman were told to leave after they waited in line, never buying items. The caucasian heavy older cashier staff member whom refusing to give them business name after incident. That lady then proceeded, to use profanities, Not realizing the customers she told to leave are neighbors and family and friends of the estate itself, her behavior was mind blowing! But then again google business, the image of the business, is a shed .Unless they change the picture. Correction* Two sheds

My experience was very unsatisfactory, maybe I was expecting to much. The company was upfront with…read morethe costs and I signed the sales contract but did not review it in detail. They charge 25 percent commission to handle the sale, but then there is an additional $25.00 per hour cost per person that he charges. By the time they had calculated their hours they had worked we ended up with nothing. After the sale he did not even call me to discuss the sale, all he did was send me copies of the paperwork via certified mail. I certainly did not end up with any pleasant memories.

Insanely high prices! We were snapped at by the Owner when asking for a lower price. Largest room…read morehad no air conditioning in the heat of summer.

Nothing quite like a visit to this beautiful shop! The owners are extremely knowledgeable and…read morefriendly, and love to talk "antiques" when someone shows an interest. Unique finds for just about everybody. There was a big bottle of hand sanitizer by the entry and everyone seemed to be practicing social distancing. Furniture stores may be low on inventory right now but that's not a problem at this lovely shop!