The items are very unique and have a lot of style. They have plenty of items that are worth the…read moreprice. Anne helped me out with my shopping and is so sweet. She has good stories about the items in the store. I found a lot of nice antiques to decorate my new apartment. My friends and I had a really nice time and enjoyed looking through the shop!

OMG, go only if you want to be forced to listen to the owner's off the wall political conspiracy…read moretheories. And even if you politely express disinterest, he keeps going! I did not make my purchase. Stuff is pretty overpriced with faded tags anyway (not much turnover, duh). Better and friendlier store in East Tawas and at Tammy's Treasures just a wee bit north of McNamaras.

We found this store two years ago. Robin and Lauren are so personable. We love the uniqueness of…read morethe hand-blown glass items and the artwork. It is the kind of store where you find a wonderful piece as a gift but can't resist buying something for yourself - always our favorite kind of shopping. You will keep on coming back.

They are so personal with customers. I'm in Florida and needed to replace a piece we purchased a…read morewhile ago. I sent an email and they responded promptly, sent pictures of new pieces to choose from. Then shipped it within days for an excellent price

Not where they say it is. This town is kind an antiques dessert. Good for Walmart and Meijers but…read morenot much else

The owner here is charming and adorable, he's great fun to chat with and will regale you with…read morewonderful anecdotes about Michigan history and his family's part in various aspects of it! :) Shop is quaint and cozy - not huge. He has one room dedicated to hardware and small odd parts, has a lot of porcelain/glassware, and a large number of antique doors. Also has a variety of other things. What's really fabulous is when he gets in some of the really rare, museum-quality pieces he gets that I have no idea where he gets so many of from time to time! At one point he had a magnificent 19th century oil painting portrait of a child AND had the dress the child was wearing in the portrait to sell with it! He had a magnificent collection of antique dolls he sold - 2 of which were featured on the Antique Road Show when they came to Cobo Hall in Detroit - one of the dolls was valued at $25,000-30,000. Another time he had a couple of great 19th century samplers I'd likely have bought, but he'd already sold them to a local doctor. Worth stopping if just to chat with the owner and then head across the street to this great Chinese restaurant he recommended to us that we went back to because the food was so good.

Greg is a great antique dealer. He instructed me on how to sell 5 generations of antiques…read more Don't lose money. Hire Greg for your estate sale//garage sales. or to sell your items. Because of Greg, I could retire early!

A nice selection of antiques and collectible. One 1/4 is more like a boutique…read more Still found many deals and would stop back again.

A very well-organized -- and very large -- antique mall. The prices seem a bit higher than is…read moretypical, but I guess you're paying for the selection and curation. What you aren't paying for is great service, unfortunately. During our visit, we needed a case unlocked to check a price. When we finally were able to find someone to help, she said she'd be right with us. Fifteen minutes later, we were still waiting. And it took another ten minutes of walking the store to find someone else...who made the same promise and then walked away. Finally, the original woman showed up. We waited literally 25 minutes to get a case unlocked! (And yes we debated multiple times about just leaving; we would have if we weren't so interested in the item.) Hopefully this was just a bad day for customer service and they can actually do better. (It was only our second visit, so I don't know how typical it was.)

They have a lot of stuff, maybe too much and too unorganized to be able to really look and see what…read morethey have in stock. This place is teeming with vintage wares, antiques and odd or unique memorabilia, but it's so unorganized, so full, it's hard to find anything if you're looking for something specific. They had a lot of fun and whimsical outdoor/farmhouse decor, vintage pyrex, antique dolls, old estate jewelry, and a lot of kitsch items. The prices on what I did see was on par with the area, but the lack of organization and messy layout was a bit of a distraction. I'm sure they had a whole lot more stuff I never even noticed or knew was there. It definitely is a cute antiques shop but I would definitely need a whole day to poke around a likely a few trips to the building to really get a feel for what they had and a better idea of what they are as far as being more geared to kitsch, memorabilia, decor, straight up antiques or all things vintage. One thing that stuck out to me- no one who worked here greeted me or my wife or gave us the time of the day. We were ignored entirely. I found that a little odd.

A LOT of glassware. Not really my thing. But I liked the atmosphere and setup. Very friendly people.read more