Deceiving from the outside, but large on the inside. Several different levels to explore, tiny…read morerooms decent organization. Plight of every antique store is the locked cabinets. I get due to the actions of a few folks who can't follow the rules, we all get punished, but unlock the cabinets so I can see something in detail. Priced middle of the road, good variety but note a lot more clothing than I have seen in other places. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Really neat shop! I found an adorable little veggie trinket box for my rings. The prices vary…read moredepending on the vendor. I will say the HVAC system is broken so prepare for it to be very stuffy inside.

A hip shop just outside of Columbus. Don't go downstairs unless you are looking for vintage…read moreclothing. Some great albums at good prices.

Oof. This was ok and VERY expensive for what it is. It is by vendor, and so you can find some ok…read moreprices, but this is thrift flipping at its finest. The selection is decent, and obviously selection changes day to day. There were a lot of old shirts, and not in the best condition. Tons of jeans, this is a great spot to find those.

What a fascinating collection of salvaged doors, windows, lighting, statues, tubs, and more. Great…read moreplace to find items to decorate with, repurpose, or display. Prices from a buck to over $20,000. Staff were polite and helpful. My wife purchased a cast iron column that was quite beautiful.

Wow. This place is a salvage wonderland. If you are looking for authentic salvage pieces for a…read morerenovation or to add character to your house, this is the place to go. However, I found the prices to be a turnoff. I saw several items that seemed to be vastly over priced. And it made me a little suspicious. For example- pulleys. I couldn't find one under $125. But I have bought several of the same quality for $40-$70 apiece. Similarly- old doors. Some of the doors marked $425 can be easily found elsewhere for $50-$100. Certainly some were worth the price but I was shocked at how many plain wood doors were marked up that high. All this being said, I don't know much about what the Columbus market will bear and they do have some truly amazing stuff here. I saw a phenomenal stained glass window- appeared to be from an old church? And glass door knobs- they had a ton of those as well as other hard to find hardware... Bottom line, I might stop here if I have my heart set in something in particular but it will have to be an investment piece... And something super special...

A Gal Named Cinda Lou Antiques is your mid-century forward store in town and unlike other stores…read morethey are packed with entire sets of things such as glassware, carafes, pitchers and limited run dishwater. I loved the state of everything they sell you'd swear it was new and never used. Also the flow of the store is enjoyable as it makes one want to continue to explore slowly and touch everything possible. Its perfect for a one of a kind gift from an era previous to ours and with the quality that with be lasting as part of your story for years to come.

Friends and I recently spent an afternoon in Old Westerville and we happened to find this adorable…read moreshop after stumbling out of our lunch spot a few doors down. The bright colors, 60's-70's vibes, and fun name caught all of our attention. We didn't hesitate before nodding our heads in agreement, we had to go in! From funky clothing and jewelry to home decor, art, and kitchenware, this place just screams hippie wonderland... Take me back to the 70's please! It was wonderful. Towards the back of the building is a mini record store and that's where they hooked me! My record collection is largely oldies thanks to my grandmother. Luckily, they had a good mix of music and I picked out a more recent album I knew I needed in my collection. The staff was friendly, the space was fun, I'll definitely be back!

All they really need is better lighting. Some really, really dark spots in here. Had to use the…read moreflashlight on my phone on a couple of places. Isles are nice and spaced out, plenty of walking room. I mainly came for diecast cars and Barbies for my wife! They had more than enough $343 gone but was worth it! Hot wheels, matchbox, Johnny lightning, Miasto, you name it. Lots of older model car kits and remote control cars as well. Worth the stop!

Pretty good place. I'd go again Pros:…read moresome dope Pyrex and Tupperware selections More showcase cabinets (up front) than I've ever seen in one antique mall with EXTREMELY clean glass They addressed a situation with a customer yelling and swearing while walking around very quickly once reported Con: A DISTRESSINGLY large collection of Nazi paraphernalia

such a lovely shop! Stopped by while I was in the plaza and left with a beautiful vintage watch and…read morebird print. The workers were super nice and helpful. I had a few different watches I tried on in different cases, and one of the workers was kind enough to accompany me to several cases and help me put the watches on myself! Sad I was visiting a friend from out of state and this isn't local to me!

I love so much about this store but there are a few things that are very off putting…read more The good.. There are some amazing vendors that have quality vintage pieces at very affordable prices. You can tell that they take time and care with what they stock and how they set up their displays. I find that my favorite booths get restocked often with an array of new treasures. I've purchased beautiful original art, handmade ceramic pottery, a gorgeous Persian rug and many more one of a kind pieces. This is my go to place whenever I'm looking for unique home decor or a special gift. The off putting.. the staff is usually so helpful and kind but there is one employee (Kerry) that can be outright nasty to customers. I witnessed her make disparaging remarks about another customer. She did this in earshot of my mother and I and then acted like the other customer had personally offended her or done something wrong when they asked for a discount on a damaged item from her booth. She then proceeded to speak to my mother about why her nasty remark was justified. It was gross and I hope that the owner of the store reads this review and is able to address Kerry's nasty attitude. The other complaint is when you see an item with a thrift store price tag right next to the vendors highly inflated price tag. So tacky! I do highly recommend this store but I also hope they can address these issues.

Love this place. I've been to several antique markets, but this one takes the cake! I've driven by…read moreseveral times but have never stopped until early one Saturday morning. It was shortly after they had opened, so there was no one in the store but me. I love how this place organizes everything in a way that just makes sense. Automobilia is all grouped together, old musical items grouped, it all flowed so nicely. this makes it easy for a person to browse several times and then go back for any items that I have decided to purchase. this is not like many of the booth grouping locations that I have been, if that's your deal, you may not like this place. Prices are a bit higher than some, but I would expect that due to the organization and such. I found several items that I was looking for and could not be happier. I will be back to this place!

I've gone by AoH's physical shop several times throughout my life. Funny: Until a few months ago, I…read morenever realized this store even existed. Thanks to a friend getting a new job right next door, I can proudly attest to this establishment. Walking in the doors, I was walking into Yester-year! Good lighting, so I took a minute to register everything in the first glance. Walking the aisles, the space is filled with antiques: Old gas store signs, lunch boxes, Coca-Cola paraphernalia, Civil War memorabilia, games, clocks, and on, and on. Besides selling antiques, they also appraise for free, and they're always buying old collectibles to add.

Opal stackhouse is the hidden gem you've been waiting for!…read moreThe place is small but mighty. Location: it's hidden in Victorian village, if you're not looking you could miss it! The business itself is what looks to be done in what used to be an old store. Parking: it's parking in an alley. Went on a Sunday afternoon and found a spot right away! This place is for people that enjoy antiques and vintage items. The spot is only one room- but you could easily spend 20 mins-30 mins checking out all the cool finds. This is a must go!