One of my absolute favorite antique stores to spend an afternoon in. There are some very interesting and unique gems for collectors of all sorts! The two ladies at the front cash register were some of the sweetest ladies who could strike up a conversation about anything! I always end up leaving with a couple goodies .... read more

In Kalispell visiting from Billings. I was a little weary of stopping here given the not so great reviews, but I am glad I did. The ground floor is a western store and the staff there was very nice. The actual antique store is downstairs and staffed by different people, the lady running the counter was an old lady and wasn't the warmest & most welcoming, but she wasn't rude either. The size and amount of booths was good. Lots of great things to look at, went home with a very nice antique quilt tor a great price. read more

This place is hidden in the bottom floor of the western store and worth the peek. I didn't actually end up buying anything here but saw so many great vintage and handmade items here that were so amazing. If I hadn't been flying home I may have bought something. You can find vintage art, clothing, jewelry, shoe statuettes, records (a bit pricey at $5-15+), and so much more! read more

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Cool stuff, terrible customer service. My family and I are from out of town and went there twice in one week, and both times we felt very unwelcome. The employees were incredibly rude as soon as it got near closing time - going as far as to turn the music off 25 minutes before the store closed, as well as continually asking if we were ready to check out, even pointedly glancing at the clock (although both times we were out at least 5 - 10 minutes before closing). I understand wanting shoppers out before close, but as we were paying customers who hadn't treated the employees badly whatsoever, we felt this treatment was very uncalled for. This would be a really great shop if it weren't for the service. read more

This was one of the coolest antique stores I have ever been in and I wish I could give a 5 star review. However, I left feeling extremely frustrated with how I was treated and how dishonest one of the vendors was. I went to the shop for the first time on a Wednesday, and had a plastic bag with me from a thrift store I was in just before going to the antiques market. The bag had a sweater in it with a bright, very memorable, pattern, as well as a receipt for that thrift store. On Friday I realized that I'd left the bag with the sweater inside it at Kalispell Antiques Market, since I went straight to my car after leaving the store and didn't have to with me then. I called Friday morning about it and the lady I talked to said she would look around and give me a call back. After not hearing from the shop for over an hour, I called again. A different lady answered, said the first lady hadn't gotten a chance to look for my bag yet, and that they'd give me a call after they looked. I got a call less than 5 minutes later that they had looked and my bag was not in the store. I felt a little suspicious that they had actually looked around, since the market is quite big and it would take more than 5 minutes to look for a lost item. I decided to drive to the store then, partly because I didn't have enough time to look at everything the first time, and party because I had a feeling my sweater was there. After walking around and finding a few items I wanted to buy, I found my sweater on a shelf. It was folded and priced with a vendors tag in it. I took this up to the desk and explained that i was the one who had called twice that day about my lost sweater, and that i had just found it on a shelf with a new price tag on it. The two ladies at the desk, one of whom was the lady who called me back after spending less than 5 minutes looking for the bag, didn't seem to fully believe me. They asked me if i had a receipt (which I explained to them, was in the bag) and then called the vendor who had priced it. She had them ask me when he thrift store I got it from, which made me think that the vendor found the receipt in the bag and new very well where I'd bought it from. The vendor on the phone told them that she'd found it in a plastic bag and had thought it was hers, even though the sweater is very memorable that unless she was going senile there's no way she actually thought it was hers. Overall, left the store feeling incredibly frustrated with that vendor, but also with the two women at the desk who should've at least apologized for what happened and not acted so skeptical, especially of someone who spent $200 in total at their store. TLDR: great inventory, dishonest employees. read more

Cute place! I like looking through antique shops and this was one of the better ones I had been to

The hell with this place. They have a lot of cool stuff, not gonna lie. That's because of its the personal collection of the consigners, not Kalispell Antiques. They are basically just a middle man. Back in October2020, I bought some late 1800s antiques from them and dealt with Valerie. Because I live in California, we agreed to split the shipping costs, paid for the insurance for the antiques, and the waiting began. When I got my goods, which were so poorly packaged in a repurposed air filter box, instead of a carefully handled shipping box, my picture frame was shattered. I let Valerie know this right away and even gave her the confirmation of my shipping with the insurance from USPS that I paid for. Of course, they just pocked the money as Valerie never returned my inquiries for their gross negligence. I would never go out of my way to write about a place or people that I will never see again, but if you read this review, you will be more careful about how they handle your goods because they didn't care how they treated mine. read more