Very cool spot! If you love finding unique items and enjoy the hunt, this place is for you! They…read morehave LOTS to look at. It can be a bit overwhelming if you don't enjoy looking at a lot of things. But it's a fun activity to pass time.

Overwhelming, cluttered, and generally poor experience since it was challenging to navigate the…read moresmall and winding spaces that were overfilled. Hard to really appreciate anything since the contents of this old house would have better fit in 3-4 houses.

I had no idea how big this place was looking at it from the street but it's big! There were many…read morevendor stalls selling a good variety of things from antiques to clothing to 3D printed items. We got there too late to see everything but will definitely go back. Nice place.

Went to the store last weekend found a lot of great gift ideas. The owners were very nice. I would…read morehighly recommend this store.

Definitely "home decor," not antiques. Very nice building (old church), friendly staff and lots of…read moreparking. The women at the desk had on masks as did all customers. There is a bathroom in the lower level of this old church. The hand soap dispenser was empty but there was a big bar of dial soap for everyone to share, ew! Lots of repainted furniture, pillows, signs with quotes & expressions, some knick-knacks and housewares on all of the floors. The upper level is really the balcony of the church and contains three small rooms of goods. Nothing caught our eye today, but we would stop back if in the area.

One of our favorite places to come to. It's a distance from Canandaigua, but always worth it…read more Quality items at good prices!

A huge selection of items, but definitely at a treasure hunt kind of vibe as it is a bit of a junk…read morestore. Super friendly dogs greet you, and the staff are nice as well. This has a vendor style set up, and seems to change around. It is winter, and I will say the place is freezing, but it gave home to a little room up and to the side that had a friendly man who really turned his space into a little oasis. It was shut off from the rest, had space heaters and was well curated with items. It was a really fun place to find. Recently they seemed to have turned the front into a redemption center for recycling. I am all about recycling but it did smell really terrible. It was also cold enough we didn't get to explore all of the floors. In the waaaaay back there is a door labeled with a sign that says "unheated! Close door behind you!" This vendor space had some really gorgeous antiques in it, with a few lights I am still thinking about. My advice is to go, dress warm if its cold outside, and prepare for a little adventure as there are twists and turns and places to find everywhere. Not all the stairs are connected too, so if you find a place with stairs, go up them!

Huge hodgepodge of unrelated antiques. The best ones are…read moreupstairs in the front We found two things we can't leave behind. Gottem!! At a discount 1/2 off from one dealer on site, upstairs. Thank you Big Teddy Bear Collector.

This exquisite and artistic gift shop is a must! If you haven't gone yet you definitely should go…read moresoon! You can find so many pleasant surprises here. There are unique home furnishings and gifts. They have handmade jewelry and soaps and other lovely products. The owner is exceptionally helpful and extremely kind. You may even have a chance to see the cute cat at the counter who loves all the attention from customers. Just outside of the town of Marcellus this spot is a place you must go to!

Stopped here today on a whim. Lots of stuff. The owner was present, and apologized for the mess…read more The store has garden ornaments, a few wares from local artisan, soaps, candles, cards and a bit of this and a bit of that. The place did look a bit of a mess, but I found plenty of unique gifts for myself , as well as gift s for family and friends. I spent more than $100 here and I appreciated that I was not penalized for using a credit card. Also there was no shenanigans regarding sales tax. I will definitely shop here again.

I had to checkout this newly opened business in the Eastwood area. It is very nicely laid out in 1…read morelarge room. Many items I remember from my childhood! The Owner is so nice and did have a place on Onondaga Hill but moved here when this space opened up. I was impressed with the quality of his items and how he displayed everything. I also thought the prices were reasonable for what he offered. If you want a trip back in time and love the 1960's and 1970's you must check this place out!!

Although I don't often find things I want to take home here (as a personal taste, the things are…read morewonderful but not for me) occasionally something will catch my eye. The owner is extremely nice, and often brings down her already affordable prices, making me feel a little guilty haha. A very beautiful shop with all sorts of goodies in all sorts of styles. There is lots of wonderful old fashioned furniture.

Like shopping in grandma's attic if grandma has fabulous original and refinished Mid Century Modern…read morefurniture, collectible glassware, and vintage whatchamacallits! The owner was sweet and even gave our group some suggestions for other places to visit around town. Prices were reasonable for a midscale, clean vintage shop.

Antiques West is an incredible Syracuse gem that anyone who'd enjoy wandering through a deceptively…read morehuge maze of antique, vintage, and secondhand items would be crazy to overlook! It's a one-story warehouse-style building that's been sectioned and compartmented off into smaller areas where the wares of dozens (I think---it seemed that diverse, anyway) of individual vendors are arranged. The layout of the actual interior is deceptive in that you eventually reach a point toward the back of the main building where you realize that a series of doorways (and with abundant signage indicating what you'll find through each one) actually leads to several additional huge spaces beyond, each with even more items to browse. One of these "back room" areas contained multiple racks filled with vintage clothing (both women's and men's) that had clearly been carefully curated via the vendor's high standards of overall quality/vintage condition, and the diverse range of clothing types (costumey vs. casual/everyday vs. formal/dressy, etc.) was particularly impressive. My visit to AW happened accidentally and with only about an hour remaining until they closed for the day, so I know I didn't get to see all the rooms, let alone all the items, that were available at that time. Even so, I managed to find a wide selection of things to purchase (art prints, vintage collectible calendars, 5+ articles of clothing, two beautiful lamps, and more!) and was definitely able to confirm AW as a 100% worthwhile stop to include on any list of must-visit Syracuse antique/vintage shops. And what's more, every single staff member and vendor that I encountered while I was shopping went absolutely above and beyond in helping me find my way around, learn more about the back stories of certain items I expressed interest in, and trying on the clothing items I'd picked out prior to deciding whether to buy them. They seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me as a first-time shopper, and in turn I got to know several of them on a first-name basis even in the short amount of time I had to spend that afternoon. All in all I have nothing but positive things to say about the entire experience I had at my first Antiques West visit, and I can't wait to go back again soon!

This was our third antique stop of the day and I would need a morning devoted to exploring. The…read morebest way to describe is it has potential as a combo with antiques and garage sale type items. It's seems unorganized and cluttered in places, but with lots of interesting items to look at. I honestly need a few visits to any antiques place to determine if I would regularly return.