This is really the antique store of all antique stores. It's so easy to get lost in -- which is…read moredefinitely a good thing. There's tons of weird stuff (that is to say, things you definitely haven't seen before). There's also an upstairs that I would make sure to check out. There's a lot of bigger items up there. However, there are plenty of items here that are completely problematic and racist. Not sure why they're still out for sale, but they made me uncomfortable, and I don't think they deserve a place on the display. I didn't buy anything as most of the things were a little pricer than what you might expect from a place like this, but I guess that's what you have to pay for for antiques. More organized in the building than you would think, but the prices are a little all over.

First of all, what an amazing and cool place! My wifey and I love the Great town of Point…read morePleasant. We come in here all the time and there is sure no place like it. A place full of rare and historical items. In fact, many years ago, my wifey stopped in to buy me a neat tobacco pipe. We are super fans of the 1950s Twilight Zone and she knew I wanted a pipe like on the episode (Long Live Walter Jamison.) But again, we would like to thank the kind owners for always making us feel at home over the years. Godspeed.

Cute little antique shop that may be worth a stop if you're in the area. Not as big as the other…read moreones on the street such as The Mason Jar and New to You but definitely better organized and cheaper. Interesting to look around even if you don't end up buying anything. I liked the music playing, and the women there said hi but didn't engage through the rest of the visit. Seemed to be a lot of sales going on, so it might be worth your time!

Noel and I stopped in to check out this new shopping location in Ripley. Its a quaint little shop…read morebut no parking. Its hard to get in and out of. Squeezed into a doorway with no store front or windows and it made me feel very clausterphobic. Store was a little pricey but pretty!!! They also do a little lunch daily. Recommend to try it out!!!

Speaking as a tourist, to give other tourists an idea of what to expect:…read more - the atmosphere is top tier. As soon as you step in, you're greeted by Mothman- and other cryptid-themed trinkets and shirts (great souvenirs & stocking-stuffers). They have some pretty awesome original art for sale, which i didn't purchase, but did remind myself to check out again during future visits. There's a little hallway you have to walk through to get to the counter & seating area, which is spacious, has a ton of natural light, and the best wall decor. There's even a small restroom if needed. - because i went during the Mothman festival, i did have to wait in line, but not for a long time, probably 15 minutes maximum. Because there were so many people there, the staff gave me a pager that beeped when my order was ready, which was way more helpful than having to listen for my name being called. It took less than 5 minutes for my order to be made, so even though they were very busy, they were also very efficient! The staff were personable as well. - the ice cream itself was delicious. Naturally, i had to try the Mothman sundae, which i got with chocolate peanut butter ice cream. The chocolate was rich & the overall sweetness was complemented by stripes of salty peanut butter. I thought that the serving was a good size for the price

Nice little ice cream shop in Point Pleasant, WV when I was on a family road trip. The town is…read moreknown for the Mothman sightings from many decades ago, and they really embrace the paranormal to the point where some local businesses make it a theme. Aesthetically they nailed it, but outside of the gimmick this is your run of the mill ice cream place. Nothing is bad here, but nothing stands out either. I was a little put off by the lady in the front counter when I asked her what their best seller was. She looked at me with a bewildered expression and made me feel like I asked a stupid question, even going as far as to ask her fellow coworkers and none of them could give me a straight answer. I wasn't really pressing them for it, but the whole exchange was kind of awkward. Aside from that my wife and kids enjoyed their ice cream, and the sherbet I got was delicious as well.

I was really eager to check out New To You when I first saw it. From the outside, it seems huge,…read moreand there's many items displayed outside that gave the impression it was overflowing inside. And while there was a lot inside, it was a very confusing building. There seems to be a garage for car repairs in one section, and the employees just glared at us when we walked in there. We couldn't find our way around most of the rooms due to the disorganization. The items here are all very expensive as well and definitely well used (implied from the name), but I believe the past usage should factor a bit into the price. I felt uncomfortable the whole trip as the employees seemed like they didn't want us there. It was also very dark in there, and one light kept flickering and hurt my head.

This store is amazing!!! We have found so many perfect gifts and items for our home. The staff is…read morealways accommodating, helping in any way possible. This place is worth a visit!!

I just love this store! They have so many unique items and the prices are very reasonable. The…read moreowners are very cordial and work with you on answering any questions you may have. I recently purchased this beautiful metal artwork for my dining room. I highly recommend this business.

This place is adorable! The pieces in the entryway leave something to be desired (in my opinion),…read morebut when you go around the corner into the main store, there are lots of interesting items to choose from. My kids were taken by musical instruments. There are lots of housewares, pottery, some clothing, etc. Some items are branded from Ten Thousand Villages or other similar stores; others are sourced directly from the artisans. The prices are very reasonable. Definitely worth a stop!

The Frugal Frog Store is located in Ripley WV and its their closest shop to an Amish store in the…read morearea. Prices are a little up there The store is crowded with a hodge-podge of furniture and housewear items I didn't buy anything just didn't have the extra money I would definitely go again. There are a lot of very lovely Amish items. Great decor items!!! Highly recommend to all

1# place to shop in Ripley for Farmhouse decor and real wood furniture and beautiful poly Lawn…read moreFurniture at Unbelievable prices.

Ohio River Valley Antiques located in Ravenswood WV on Main Street is hard to catch open. Owned by…read morea couple out of Charleston and since they are NOT locals they are hardly there. Best time to catch them is on Saturday and Sunday. So don't make a special trip to visit the store, they may not be open. From the windows, their treasures are beautiful

This store is owned by Paul and Linda Vanover, they live upstairs over their shop. They are only…read moreopen during the weekend hours listed. They are both extremely knowledgable and their inventory is outstanding. It's a do not miss for collecting early antiques--many from the 18th and 19th century.