I love this cozy spot, comfortable and relaxing. Wine with shrimp and charcuterie delicious! The…read moresisters give friendly service.

Bee's Knees was a cool place to find in Idaho Springs. Lots of antique furniture that made seating…read morearrangements fun. Loved the few antique lamps as well and would love to see more hanging in this space I suspect the woman who served us was an owner - super friendly and helpful. We enjoyed a few glasses of wine - many you will find at your local liquor store or grocer. Would love to see more local wines and those that aren't easy to find. The Bee's Knees could benefit with some more decor. The walls are incredibly sparse and so, little for your eyes to light upon. We only enjoyed the wine but might return to pair that with their charcuterie boards.

Ophelia's is the most gorgeous antique store I have visited. Everything is beautiful organized and…read moredisplayed. There is not a speck of dust! The lighting is well done so the jewelry sparkles and one can see the fine detail of pieces. Just delightful!

Walked in and was told I wasn't allowed to take photos and to delete any I took. Walked out without…read morelooking at anything else. A shame because I was looking forward to exploring the store, I wouldn't go back.

The owner is just great to talk to. He is knowledgeable and helpful. It's a smaller shop than when…read morewe there 6 years ago. However, he has several smalls that are interesting. I do recommend this shop for antiques.

This is a great antique store. There is always a wide variety of items in the store. They have lots…read moreof turquoise jewelry in their display cabinets. It is a long and narrow store, so work your way to the back and don't forget to look up above the cabinets, and under the cabinets as well, it is literally stuffed full of treasures.

We visited Central City to see another part of Colorado. There is a Visitor Center in town and next…read moreto it is this antique shop. The owner has packed a lot of different things in this place and it's worth a stroll through to find something you can't live without. She has the typical antique stuff like glassware, dishes, jewelry, baby dolls, clothes, old appliances, books and records. Books and records were 20% off on the day we went. The records were mainly entertainers from the late '50s and '60s. We did find a book about National Parks that we purchased. They also had some old typewriters which would be a cool gift for an inspiring writer in your life. In the photos for this place it says they are closed on Wednesdays. But when we went yesterday, they were very much open.

The owners are super kind and accommodating. The shop just moved to a new location down the road in…read moreBlack Hawk, and it looks beautiful. Tons of stuff, and even the expensive things seem to be good buys. A whole room full of books! Unusual things, too.

Must see unique store, has been the go to place for 40 years, really lots of fun and great shopping.read more

I encouraged my out-of-town guest to shop here... and totally regretted it. She found a shawl that…read morehad no price tag on it. The person working the cash register looked it up and said it would be $51. 3 minutes later, I found the EXACT same shawl in a small which had a price tag of 41.50 (the first one was a medium). We asked him to honor the price, and he said "nope, mediums probably cost more because, you know extra fabric." Okay, first of all, that's not how clothes work. But to humor him my friend tried on the small and it fit, and we asked to get that one. "Nope (again) all sales are final (he and not told us that). You can't exchange it, for the exact same item for the correct price. You CAN go buy something else for the price difference (not easy to do), so she bought a bracelet and paid more. Such a contrast to the experience I'm accustomed to shopping on Frisco Main Street. NOT a good reflection on our town at all. I will never bring a guest there again. Plenty of other local shops who treat locals and visitors well.

Have never been treated so rudely as I did by this shop owner. His dog was very fixated on me (a…read morebig dog I do not know), would not stop sniffing and following me. So I simply asked, " Can you call your dog?" to which he replied, " If you don't like dogs then leave." So we did. I like dogs just fine, just not being blocked from passing through an aisle by one. It made me uncomfortable, and as a customer that seemed a reasonable request.

Fun place to look around. The owner is a real salt of the earth dude. Great conversation and…read morereasonable prices. Oh and one cool dog works there too.

Lovely little shop with the cutest lil employee. Owner of the shop very friendly too!read more

What a treat this store is. From the owner to the assorted, eclectic merchandise. The owner, a…read moreformer prop master in NYC, has merchandised the store as you would expect from a prop master of Broadway shows. It's interesting to walk through and see what treasures you can take home to remember your visit in Frisco and in this charming shop. The human owner and the furry owner, Charlie Bea Arthur, will definitely add to your shopping experience.

Fantastic store. Too bad the employees are terrible. I read a lot of the reviews and a lot of…read morepeople seem to be saying the same thing if I was the owner, I would figure that out.

2 full levels of antiques, memorabilia and vintage stuff. Clothing, bottles, beer cans, Vinyl LPs,…read moreold mags, tools, farm and ranch implements, State license places. Friendly, helpful staff. ...and everything in an old hardware store with the original quarter sawn oak cabinets and display cases. Cool place. Fun diversion while walking down the main street of Leadville.

Excellent shop in a great little Rocky Mountain town.read more

Fun, unique amazing antique treasures in this quaint store as you enter downtown Minturn. Owner is…read morevery friendly and helpful.

This market is a must do! As a seasoned thrifter/vintage/antique shopper, this is one of the…read morelargest antique malls / vintage markets I've encountered. Whatever you're into, you can find it here - beautiful art, brass, copper, milk glass, depression glass, china, chinoiserie, ginger jars, vintage CorningWare and Tupperware, beautiful antique furniture, jewelry, Barbies, books, vinyl, real vintage clothing and fur coats, animal skins, all sorts of collectibles - you will find it all here! Also lots of western/equestrian items such as saddles and boots. Unfortunately not a lot of silver on the day I went, but I did find some beautiful silver spreaders. I also found the most gorgeous copper water pitcher that I initially left behind, but obsessed over until I went back later and got it! iykyk As with all markets like this, prices vary by booth, but overall I found them to be higher than average (for the things I consistently see and shop for). So you may find your unicorn, but you probably won't find it for a bargain. The market is laid out in a perfect grid pattern, making it super easy to navigate and ensure you don't miss any booths. The front right quadrant consists of rows of locked cases. While it absolutely makes sense for certain things to be under lock and key - like jewelry and small items, delicate and fragile items that shouldn't be handled, super rare and valuable antiques - many of the items in the cases were none of these things. I found this annoying, especially if the price wasn't readily visible. Many booths are well curated and organized, but many others are a hodge-podge assortment of completely unrelated items. Plan to spend at least two-three hours here, and more if you follow the golden rule of making a second lap! I did make a second lap (not of the cases) and spent 3.5 hours. Happy shopping!

I didn't take any photos as I didn't see anything worth taking photos of. This place has such…read morecurious choices that I just wonder if I missed the "idea" or if there were themes present. The odd array indeed captivated us for a good thirty minutes so there was that! Most of the stuff in glass cases made for an interesting, never ending feel to an antique shop that I haven't got before. The cherry on top of the experience was seeing the sign saying "refills are not free!" - really made us feel welcome. I'm leaving a review more for myself to remind myself, you've been to the dillo, now do not return.