Been shopping here every year while we are in the area. Great selection and great prices!!

First of all, other reviewers are correct...they don't have public restrooms (but there's a sign that states that, so dinging them for it seems a bit silly). Honestly, we found the owners to be extremely nice and accommodating; no issues at all. As an antique mall it's fantastic...with case after case of interesting stuff. The layout sort of draws you from one area to the other, and there's always something really cool right around the corner. Not sure why someone complained that the place is cluttered; we didn't find that to be the case at all. In fact, it sort of feel like you're walking through a small museum. Cases are well lit, most are organized, and we found the prices to be fair. We found several pieces to add to our collections. A major plus is the fact that they're open late on Friday, Saturday and Sundays; all the other antique places in the area closed at 5. Overall, we really loved the place, and look forward to a return trip. read more

Another well organized and spotless antique shop. Wonderful employees and a super cool phone system for customer service. So many wonderful treasures to behold. All in excellent condition. Prices vary between vendors but sometimes you catch sales!! I enjoyed my visit and will return! read more

Many antiques from different dealers. 2 filled floors. There is a flea market outdoor on the side for additional shopping if you are interested. The staff is nice when greeting us at the door. read more

Lancaster County Antique Center - Antiques Near Me - Denver, Pennsylvania

They do have a good variety of smalls. My reason for giving them a 1 is because of their customer service. I needed to urgently use the restroom. A staff member stated there weren't any restrooms for the public. I begged her, stating I had an emergency need for a restroom. The woman told me I could go down the road as there were places with public restrooms. I begged her again to no avail. It was embarrassing. read more

A lot of stores and too many varieties of Antique jewelry, interesting art works and collectible dolls

I've been coming here on & off for 20 years. The staff is extremely friendly and there is a wide variety of antiques to look at it. It's also nice that this store is open later than most. Prices vary depending on the seller but the staff is happy to call dealers to make offers on pieces. There are two floors of merchandise with a ton of stuff to look at downstairs. I would say to leave 90 minutes on average to shop here. read more

Super friendly staff! They had the cutest corgi to greet you, off to a great start! Walking around there's more than you think there would be! I didn't really see much junk or anything like that, everything was very cool and seemed worth something. Only thing I dislike is how far it is from my house but if you live locally, check this place out! read more

Was here for the first time today. I've been looking for an original Garfield telephone from the mid 80s for a bit. Found one here today in very good shape. The folks there plugged it in for me so I can test it too. They have lots of cool stuff to see. read more

Lancaster County Antique Center - I know it's ridiculous, but this was a nice score! - Antiques Near Me - Denver, Pennsylvania

It's an ok but typical antique shop in Adamstown. It's packed with merchandise. However, I only visit here once or twice a year and they have the SAME stuff year after year. I don't know how anyone makes money because nothing seems to move. Part of that is because that prices are extremely high. $60 for something worth maybe $20-30. I'm giving this place 3 stars only because the items aren't bad, they're just expensive. They do have good hours and helpful workers. read more

Lancaster County Antique Center - The two blue ones on the left are priced $60 even though they're worth around $20 at most. In other words, there's no deals here. - Antiques Near Me - Denver, Pennsylvania

This is one my favorite places in Adamstown. It's the best place find all things retro, but smalls only. It's literally chock full, from floor to ceiling. Just fun! read more

Just want to let people know to be very careful in this store. My wife and I were in here today and a glass bottle was on the floor in a very tight vendor booth upstairs. My wife noticed that there was a small item on the floor and she bent down to pick it up so no one would step on it. She thought she was doing a good thing. In doing so, her pocketbook slid down her arm and hit the bottle. My wife, being an honest person, told someone right away. The lady in charge made us pay $3.00 for the $7.00 broken item. I also want to let the vender who has the Mr. Peanut Man plastic salt shaker in the glass case on the second floor that you lost a $16.00 sale because we left without buying the item. read more

Great finds. One of the best places up here, in my opinion. Bought a tractor seat for $30! Score!!

This is a good antique shop and worth a visit - if you've already hit up Shupp's Grove, Mad Hatter, Stoudt's Black Angus, etc. It has two massive floors of antiques, with more outside. The organization at this location is not the best. Things are rather cluttered, and you have to really dig through certain sections to find products. There are a rather high number of products that are damaged, including most of the items that are left outside. The service here is fine, but you need to go to the registers normally for assistance. They're not often wandering the rooms to assist. They're negotiable on prices, which are normally lower than other antiques markets in Adamstown. Make sure to take it slow when you're driving here. If you're heading Northeast on 272 you may blow right by it not realizing it's there. The turn into the shop is sharp and uphill. read more

I stopped in here today while we were checking out the local antique stores... I really enjoyed this place. It seemed to be all small stuff, but it had a really great atmosphere and walking through the two floors it takes up was really enjoyable. The people were very helpful, and what was the best part of this? They've got these red phones prominently placed around to dial for help if you'd like to see something. I didn't see any other stores around who had this set up... it made it very convenient to see something in a case without having to trek up to the front or chase down someone who worked there. We'll definitely be back next time we're through the area. read more

Great antique shop in Adamstown, PA with an eclectic array of antiques and collectibles as well as a small outdoor " flea market" space. Pretty much has something for everyone and prices are fair for what they are selling. This is a spot we never miss when we come to Adamstown and usually always find something ! Also a bonus is they have a sign inside indicating they are pet friendly !! read more

Stopped in for the first time in early March 2012. Blown away by the friendly, knowledgable staff, and especially by several linen and needlepoint, mid-Century Americana, and ephemara specialty cases. Beautiful place. I expect to spend much quality time here. First on the Adamstown strip from the South and "FIRST" in quality and prices, too. read more

Always loved this shop. Great items, super friendly people working, and a lot of new items every time I visit. Great variety, high end to bargains! Always a must stop! read more

Smaller shop, decent variety, very clean. Felt prices were a bit high though. If it is a hot day DO NOT go upstairs. It was unbearable.

the owners were very rude to me for no apperent reason, i asked to see 5 or 6 items that were expensive and they on the very last item took it out put it by my face and then said i will not show you any more items you aren't interested who says this to a potential customer? I recommend you to STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!! read more