Wonderful place to browse! You will be delighted by all the wonderful things here! Every booth is…read moredifferent! And packed full of vintage finds! I posted a few pictures,but it cannot capture the amount of items here!!

What really made this place stand out for me was the huge art gallery upstairs with ever-changing…read morelocal artists work on display. Some of the artwork was very beautiful. Some of it was very imaginative and a bit weird. The bathroom upstairs was painted and decorated with quotes about the richness of art. The antiques gallery downstairs has a ton of items and little trinkets and collectibles from various eras A the basement is mostly retro. Staff were welcoming and friendly at the counter and encouraged me to view everything and make sure I saw the art.

Huge selection! Plan a couple hours at least. Collectible pricing was a bit wishful thinking on…read morethe seller's part. Lots of cool stuff, but I'm not shopping for hours to find the eBay price for comics. Very cool Corning ware, fiesta ware and cast iron goodies.

Pretty amazing place. Gigantic. Fantastic selection. I've heard that this place is very expensive,…read morewhich is sort of true. However, there's a ton of cheaper or very fairly priced items. Just about any antique you can think of you can find here. It's a little overwhelming at times. You could spend 5 hrs here if you have the time and energy for it. My husband and I were there for close to 2 hrs today, and I'm sure there's so much we didn't see. We will certainly be back. Lots of unique, interesting, beautiful collectible pieces.

What an interesting place. Not my fav antique shop, but it was fun. Upstairs is a little creepy…read morelooking, possibly in a good way. Seems like a pretty cool little shop.

Lovely spot to find anything from Memento Moris, vintage clothing, books and etc. There are two…read morestories and I believe 3 dealers currently. The one area straight back from the stairs is quite dark and was difficult to really get a good look at what was in that area. Jan the owner is very sweet and pricing seemed fair for an antique store.

Old owner who passed away was very creepy. Tried to kiss my mother and I once. Ignoring that, hard…read moreto get through aisles and most items do not have prices attached.

Not open, even though their online hours say they are. We were looking forward to visitingread more

It is reasonably sized with a variety of items. Found the items there far more reasonably priced…read moreand useful for everyday life. Woman at front desk was extremely helpful and pleasant, and directed us to a local thrift store for boxes for our purchases. And that find required additional boxes for everything we purchased there! Highly recommend this store.

Reasonably priced collectibles and antiques. Got some at clearance which were a bonus. Lately I am…read morea plant fanatic so I got about 6 vintage planters some Mccoy and other are unique in colors and or themes.

Cool spot. Staff members are friendly and helpful. Quite a good selection of items. Some, if not…read moremost, things seemed overpriced. It seemed like prices are decided by individual sellers who each have their own booth. Will likely be back though cause the place is pretty nice. It's large, definitely not as large as I thought from the outside, but still pretty big. You'll be able to find something neat, just maybe more expensive than you thought.

Love this unique place! The vendors rent spaces here-so each one is special and has its own…read morepersonality! It's extremely clean! No Dust! And no weird "old" smells!! Come and browse around! You will have a great time-and might find some treasure that is new to you!!

This shop has been closed usually when I venture into downtown to walk around at night after dinner…read morebut was open this past Monday when I was walking around antiquing and having lunch. I poked my head inside to find it's small inside with a counter to bring your clock or watch to have it inspected and the majority of the store is actually behind the counter where they do the repairs and work. I was greeted very quickly by staff and offered assistance if needed but I browsed the clocks on the walls and looked at those in the display cases out front. They primarily focus on repairs of old watches, very historic ones, so if that's what you are looking for - you've come to the right place!

I purchased a Scottish tall case clock from Mr Sarnelle in the early nineties and was very…read moreimpressed with his knowledge of antique clocks. I gifted this clock to my oldest daughter several years ago and it still runs but could use a few adjustments. He told me he had gone over the clock and assured me it was in excellent condition. This clock was made around 1835. I would trust his expertise on any clock . Unfortunately sometimes twentieth century clocks although have sentimental value they do not warrant an expensive repair. Phillip McMahon DDS, Ironton,Ohio

The prices were good and the staff was very kind. Bought a cool air plant that the owner grows…read more Definitely qualifies as an antique mall, but not as big as some I've been to. One building, with a quite large main room with many sections and a second large room with tools and whatnot.

A friend and I stopped in when we were in the area. From the outside, this looked a little shady,…read morebut once we got inside we noticed that they had a huge variety of items for sale. They were obviously a lot of estate sale items because they were complete sets of china. They had multiple rooms filled with different types of products. We didn't buy anything but we had fun browsing. If you like antiques, you should definitely stop in if you're in the area.

We loved this shop. Discovered it on a weekend getaway to Staunton. Everything in the store was…read moreunique and beautifully handmade. The owner is a true artist and super sweet person. Be sure to stop by if in Staunton.

From the owner: Appalachian Piecework is a working studio where people can watch me producing my products that are…read moresold in the shop. I begin with the raw local materials which may be wool or alpaca, blend them and spin them into yarns which then get woven into cloth for bags, runners and accessories. People enjoy seeing the entire process. I also do custom orders. I also have an extensive collection of antique quilts, coverlets and hooked rugs and offer restoration services.