The owner was very nice and friendly. He was taking inventory and not ready for customers. We…read morecalled ahead because it looked closed. He was up the street and come over and opened up for us. Had fun talking and going through his "Random Stuff" that he collects from buying abandoned storage lockers. A good time. Recommend calling ahead.

This shop was a blast to visit, I stopped in out of sheer curiosity and I definitely wasn't…read moredisappointed and it really lives up to it's name. I had a nice conversation with the stores owner about some of the things in his shop and he gave some backstory on things as I would ask. Carl (the owner) is a really awesome dude. Give this man your business, chances are he will have something that catches your fancy.

The staff are very very friendly. I would highly recommend stopping by. They have a lot of…read moreinteresting merchandise. I bought multiple items I had not been able to find at great prices. When I come to deep creek again I will definitely be stopping here.

From the owner: Opened 2012 and ran by Maury until his passing. Now under new managementread more

Sometimes, when writing a review, you have to be honest so others can avoid what you just saw. This…read moreis one of those times. The Laurel Mall Flea Market in the Laurel Plaza is a dump. I'm used to Flea Markets and booth style antique places, but this was an eye-opening experience. First, don't come here on a Friday at 9AM when it opens, nothing is open. Second, don't come here at all on a Friday as half the booths don't open. The interior is a mix between being overcrowded with stuff, water damage, and the general question of when it's going to be condemned. Large fans attempt to cool the flea market, and the hallway leading back to the former movie theater is blocked off. Booths are located in the hallways, former storefronts, and former anchor store. Most have a bunch of random stuff in them, but there was a toy/collectables dealer, and an appliance dealer. The booths in the former anchor have to battle with narrow walkways and the massive amounts of water damage, making it a challenge to shop at them. Parking in the front of the Laurel Plaza is fine, don't even try to go around to the back unless you have a truck or SUV, as the parking lot is equivalent to the surface of the moon. I wish the booth owners in here the best of luck, because unless I was a local who could be here in minutes, I would avoid the Laurel Mall Flea Market under almost all circumstances.

Today was our first time stopping at this flea market. There were many great deals and treasures to…read morebe found here! There is something for everyone! All of the sales people were super friendly and kind. The flea market is in an old semi-rundown mall. We were really impressed by how many sellers there were and how large the space was! We will for sure be visiting this flea again!

I live in Nevada but had a family home in Cumberland in need of a clean-out in preparation for…read moresale. I was concerned about the valuable contents needing to be cleaned out. Honesty and integrity was a big concern and the local "auction" services there all seemed "dodgy". Several realtors suggested McDonald's liquidation service. I was impressed by their knowledge of antiques and collectibles and the fact they travel to metro areas where these items bring higher prices. Their commission was fair. They cleaned out the contents relatively quickly and I was pleased with the results of the sales. I highly recommend McDonald's Estate Liquidation Service.

Really did us wrong ....sold off major contents of parents home to unknown person w/o telling us…read morefor little to nothing. Gave away and threw away valuable items! Just terrible!

The more I looked, the more there was. Plenty to look at. There were some displays that smelled a…read morebit. Parking lot is a bit small too

Not so many antiques but more a consignment shop. Lots of hot wheels, pop figurines, dvds, a few…read morerecords, comic books, purses and other clothing, with a few antiques spread about. We did find some posters for our movie room. The antiques were a bit run down. The lady that ran the place was sweet. Over all, it is an interesting place, but if you specifically want antiques, maybe try elsewhere.

I am a vintage electronics collector, and hoke E geez is a good place to find some. They had a…read morevintage toaster or some vintage clocks and lots of other things. If you need some smoke alarms, most of the time they will have some. And have a bunch different hardware, even the whole carpet shelf. And I vintage Polaroid for 40 bucks. and the person the cash was really nice too. I really like how they are using an old building for the original purpose. Hoke E geez is my favorite thrift store I've ever gone to.

On our way out west we stopped in Bedford to break up our ride. I love thrift stores and flea…read moremarkets so incorporated a stop here while in town. It did not disappoint. Advertised as an indoor flea market it was so much more! It was like a craft fair, hardware store, appliance and carpet store, grocery store, pallet buyout, Co op antique store all rolled into one. Prices were reasonable but retail. Not flea market prices that leave room for us resellers, but there were some interesting things. My friend was able to find a vintage clarinet and I was able to get glue and a candy bar, so it was one stop shopping. The store is very large with ample parking for trucks and rvs and located right off a major highway. While I wish the prices were a little more reseller friendly, I would stop again to browse their interesting mix of inventory.

Hip & Humble is such a gem in Berryville! The shop is beautifully curated with antiques,…read morearchitectural salvage, and unique home pieces you won't find anywhere else. Every corner feels inspiring and it's definitely worth the trip if you love design, vintage, or just discovering something special.

Very eclectic and very inviting. In addition to inventory,…read morewell preserved historic building.