Selection and quality here has improved since my last visit. Always friendly, welcoming when you…read morearrive. Love exploring the different sections. Will return again soon.

First time checking out Fans & Stoves and it did not disappoint! Lots of unique vendors and…read moreeverything was reasonably priced! Customer service was really great, too!

Cool Stuff Vintage is a fabulous store downtown where you can find so many things you never knew…read moreyou needed! Like an old Singer sewing machine and a record player. Yes they also have a large selection of albums and 45s! I went for the first time last Saturday. Most people park in the grass right off the street but I used the small parking lot. And thankfully no one blocked me in when I was ready to leave;) There were lots of people shopping but I was still able to browse slowly without bumping into other people. And you have to browse slowly because there are so many items and you don't want to miss something. I spent some time in the clothing section. There were lots of jean jackets, t-shirts, dresses, cowboy boots and purses. I found A New Orleans t-shirt that was my favorite color, blue. Bonus, I even found some birthday gifts. You will also find lots of artwork, furniture, lamps, kitchen items, toys and some obscure things you probably haven't seen in 20 or 30 years. The whole back section of the building was nothing but books. So if you're a bookworm here's a new spot. The store opened in 2020 and just celebrated 6 years this month. I'm looking forward to taking several friends back so we can spend a few hours browsing and shopping.

So many treasures so little time. Did not leave empty handed. Loved the vibes and great selection…read moreof items to take home. Friendly service.

One of my favorite places to explore that is close to home. Friendly people greet you when you…read morearrive and leave, good variety of items with reasonable prices.

I figured I should update my review because I have stopped in and shopped this antique shop…read morenumerous times over the years and usually find something quirky to snap up! This latest visit I grabbed some fun enamel pins, a pair of cats socks & a couple of small goblet style sippers, wheel thrown- I loved them! I'm always picking up pottery to see if it's mass produced or handmade (I can usually tell, but some trick me). This shop has a very eclectic style, the booths vary in items and some things throughout the shop are new and handmade. Like the pins and socks I picked up were both new, not vintage. Nothing too expensive, but I did splurge on the socks! Ladies greeted me upon entering and checked on me during my lap & checkout was fast and easy. I'll be stopping back in for sure!

The owner was locking up but re opened so we could have a look inside and it was all very cool…read more They have something for everyone. There is a garden area in the back patio and the house itself is worth walking around inside

The Looking Glass is my favorite business in Riverside! Carrie is absolutely outstanding and prompt…read moreto help, and if she doesn't have it she will find it for you! Very honest and fair with the pricing! IF YOU SEE A BAD REVIEW FOR THE LOOKING GLASS ITS JUST NOT TRUE!

The Bayard Antique Village is a combination of small houses and a large barn that has different…read morevintage and antique items along with art. Some of the houses had really nice collectibles and items. The main reason for three star rating has to do with the fact that many of those houses were closed and the barn located in the center of the village left a lot to be desired. The barn is hot, its floor is not secure and there are old fans inside that just seem dangerous. This really has to be fixed up and refurbished before this barn can be used properly. You can find a good value here. There are quite a few vendors, some wanted to haggle which I had not seen at other vintage shops. The village just needs to be coordinated and organized better. There are some very good vendors but there is a huge drop off as well. When the village is open, all of the vendors should be available.

I have not been to this location and probably 30+ years. I've been on the hunt for a very specific…read moretrunk to put in front of my bed. Once we walked in, we were greeted by Patti from the metal art exhibit. I will first start out with her customer service because she asked us what we were looking for and I explained to her what I wanted and she said you need to see Winifred , which happened to be passing by. Patti explained what we were looking for and Winifred said she felt she had the right thing and she was correct. Immediately, after months of looking, I found exactly what I was looking for. Now comes to fear. What was the cost going to be and I was amazed at how reasonable it was plus everything was 10% off this weekend! I was beyond thrilled that Patti introduced us to her and that both women took an active interest in what our needs were as the customer. I then went back and bought a piece of artwork from Patti. That is going to be ideal in my home office! She has bright vivid color artwork that is a must have. Again her costs were very reasonable. This is somewhere I definitely will be returning

The place to go for antique jewelry! Many treasures here. The owner is very nice and has had the…read moreshop for over 35 years. Recommend.

What a nice little antique shop. Has a little bit of everything from civil war era to 50s/60s mid…read morecentury. If you're unable to find anything, you'll get a great conversation with the owner.

For almost a year now I have been frequenting the Murray Hill area for pottery and Vagabond Coffee…read moreorganizes a monthly market (sometimes a block party of sorts) where local artisans, food trucks and boutiques come out in force. I have been twice now because a local ceramics artist from Jacksonville Pottery Studio (right down the road from this market) sells her pottery there and she specializes in Hobbit Door inspired arts. I now have a door mug (yellow to match my front door) and a door planter I picked up yesterday as well as a little corked bottle! Jess from @insearchof.ceramics is my inspiration to attend, even with thunderstorms threatening! Besides several local pottery tables, there are clothing booths, jewelry, soaps, candles, food trucks, CBD and more! Great little monthly pop up to check out and support a small and upstarting business! That and get to know Murray Hill a little better! I especially love that it is in the evenings- because summer months are just too hot!

Vagabond Flea is a monthly flea market that takes place inside the Murray Hill Theatre, but…read morecompletely ran and organized by the wonderful folks at Vagabond Coffee. It usually takes place on Sundays from 4--8pm. They've gone through many changes since its inception and now it runs like a well oiled machine. Vendors galore. More-so, unique vendors! Jewelry, small batch honey, post cards, t-shirts, balloon installations, massages, leather hand bags, etc. There's always something new and shiny that catches the eye. Some vendors are repeats, but you can usually expect a few you've never come across before. I love that Vagabond stays open throughout the event. Nothing better than strolling while sipping delicious coffee. I think one should have the mindset that it is a small market, so if you're not serious about buying anything you'll probably run through it rather quickly. Give or take 25 vendors if I had to guess. Vagabond Flea is the epitome of supporting local. Check out the talented makers who don't have their own storefronts. This is their chance to interact with the community and make some money!

Nahhhh not the flea market for me…read more They charge $1.00 for entry. The guy that took or money was only there for that reason. No hi or anything If you're looking for unique or used items ok this might be for you. The produce section looked horrible . Maybe it just wasn't a good day! Check it out for yourself!

We were visiting Jacksonville and saw pics of this flea market and decided to try it. First let me…read moresay the neighborhood is terrible. Trash thrown everywhere. People sleeping on the sidewalks. Some very shady looking characters wandering around. We parked in the lot that was designated for the flea market but decided that we were not brave enough to get out of the car, so we left. It wasn't worth getting knifed over. From the car we couldn't see much that looked decent.