My wife & I have visited Troyer Antiques twice & a year apart. The location is a huge former potato…read morestorage barn so lacks the amenities you may expect in a conventional commercial building. The selection is extensive & fairly well organized with a good balance between large & small items. I've not had an issue reading the price tags though my vision is not the best. The prices marked are high though the proprietor was willing to negotiate fairly. He even made the effort to retrieve & offer us an item which had not yet been inventoried because it was associated with our other purchases. For the collector looking for the out-of-the-ordinary, I feel it's definitely worth a stop. ______ Hey, fellow Yelpers! If you have read to this point, help keep me motivated by taking a moment to rate this review. Thank you!

Can't wait to get back here. 11/2017 next time. Place is amazing. Must see . Antiques are amazing…read morecollection.

This is probably one of the best antique stores in the area (there's another decent one across the…read morestreet). The owner is a really awesome person. Not a huge place but a good general line of antiques: jewelry, odds and ends and some "mantiques" as well. They have a variety dating from 1800s - 1960s. Not a lot of new junk (which is really nice). I know the name makes it sound like a girly antique store, but it's really not!

Room after room of quality things, and I hear there's an upstairs too. I didn't make it that far…read more It was just gently snowing outside and it felt like a small town Lifetime movie. I went home with three new plant pots and macramé hangers. I was sooo happy!

The sign out front says "Coffee Shop" - what they don't tell you is that their coffee and cocoa…read morecome from a Keurig machine. I ordered my wife a hot cocoa and I was shocked to see the woman making it from her Keurig machine. That is not at all what we expected from what we thought was a cute little coffee shop - highly deceptive and disappointing...

The owner is also behind the counter, welcoming and giving advice to every customer, whether they…read morestop occasionally or every week...offering a rotating inventory of furniture, household items and accessories...some vintage and antiques, a great place to browse and shop!

From the owner: We are not your normal thrift shop. We have vintage items and to tools.read more

Not a bad store but didn't care for how I was treated. Walked around for about five minutes when…read morecollege kids came in. Suddenly everyone had to lock their "bags" in tiny lockers because we might "knock things over". Oh please! My husband was carrying a bag from another store and a big bag of kettle corn. Which was in MUCH MORE danger of knocking stuff over, and he wasn't asked to put THAT away. I had a slim leather bag. That wasn't going to knock ****over. I walked right out. The lady at the counter was rudely grandstanding to like cover up her distrust on young college kids, which is bad enough, but now you're going to get all up in my face to cover it up? Nope. There's a very nice antique store across the street. Thanks.

This is a true antique store, mostly antiques, lots of items from wall to wall, some prices are…read morehigh but there are many reasonably priced items, all high quality. you wont find any vintage pottery and Knick knacks here. It is more like a museum where everything is for sale. The owner John is very knowledgeable and accommodating. A+++ all ar.ound worth the trip

IMPORTANT: this is no longer a multi-vendor shop. The store is on the smaller side and packed to…read morethe gills, but walkable. Prices are sky-high. Crazy high. There are some nice things, especially furniture, but I don't know who the target customer is here. Sadly, I can't recommend it unless you have money to burn.

Very cute antique store. Lots of neat stuff inside. Friendly employees. Prices were decent.read more

This is honestly the nicest second hand store that I've ever been to. The store is giant. They have…read moreeverything from antiques to clothing. It is very clean, and they even have a nice restroom and changing room. I was able to find a few gems here, and can't wait to return! Pricing was fantastic.

I scour the country for thrift stores and have been to tens of thousands of them…read more This store is very large and spacious with a clean and plentiful inventory. Well organized and labeled legibly. The only reason I didn't give it a higher rating was because of the prices. The clothing was fairly priced, but the furniture and other items were out of order. I have seen prices like some of them even in an antique store. An example would be a vintage Singer sewing machine in the cabinet. It was the basic model, not oak, no scroll work. This would sell at auction for $34, at a flea market...$65, at an antique store...$100. This store put a price of $499.00 on it! They also had sporting goods close outs. A pair of football pants that sell for $5.99 at Marshall's was priced at $35. I was the only person in the whole store, that should tell them something