My husband and I have visited this store a few times. It's beautiful, neat, and the prices on some…read morethings are reasonable. However, we visited today and were not treated well. We are told often that we look young (20's) for our age (40's), so that can sometimes play a role in how we are treated, i.e. the respect and trust you would offer a 25 year old vs. a 41 year old. We are antiques dealers ourselves and are constantly looking for new inventory to offer our buyers. We enjoy the hunt but unfortunately, the employees of this store sucked the joy out of our experience. It started out with a feigned, "pleasant" greeting. As we moved around the store we could feel the employees following us around with their eyes and with their bodies. There were three employees tailing us. We started by looking at the knick-knacks on the shelves. My husband was interested in some silver items but we wanted to look around more before we made our purchases. I wanted to look at the costume rings on the counter. Feeling the eyes of suspicion on me, I rolled up my sleeves to ease the tension as the employee followed us over to watch me look at rings with my husband by my side. We were trying to be polite and make small talk. Disarm them a bit. We chatted with the woman, in her 60's, watching us like a hawk. We mentioned an amazing find we had at Goodwill earlier in the day. Then my husband showed her a 1950s class ring he bought at the flea market for a dollar. One would think that she, as an antiques dealer, would be interested in such information. She was, however, non-reactive, uninterested, and unpleasant. I didn't find any rings I liked. So, we moved around the store a bit more. We hear the saleswoman say "Don". Ushering to the man who greeted us when we walked in. They then began having a hushed conversation. We continued to be followed for the next 5 or so minutes. We didn't know if we were imagining it, if they did this to all customers, or how to make them stop. Should we have turned our empty pockets inside out? I didn't even have my purse with me. Ultimately we decided to just leave. I was heartbroken and felt sickened from the treatment we received. I really liked that store but feel far too uncomfortable to go back. I also feel a bit angry about the experience. I gave two stars instead of one because it really is a beautiful shop with wonderful treasures. Maybe if you are the right age and look the right way, you won't be judged and tailed. Give it a shot!

Main Street Antiques is an absolute gem for anyone who loves discovering unique pieces with history…read moreand character. Prices are fair for the quality, and there's a wide enough range that both casual browsers and serious collectors can find something special. I'll be back!

I say 4-Star Review for Antique Village - West Creek, NJ…read more Charming little shops with a quaint vibe, but not a whole lot to see. A few interesting pieces here and there, and the place has a nice atmosphere if you're passing through. Worth a quick visit, just don't expect a large selection. Still, a pleasant experience overall. Not worth a trek from any distance in my opinion

I drive past this place all the time & decided to go in today. I was greeted by Marc (with a C!)…read moreand struck up a lovely conversation. The whole place is cool to visit & it's so neat to walk through every spot & check everything out. They had a diverse selection & fair prices for a little shop in west creek. I think everyone needs to visit & enjoy the lovely antiques and lovely people working there. Marc listened to the things I liked and dug something up that I wound up purchasing. This is everything you could want from an antique shop.

Went to the store when Google said it was open. It was closed. Tried calling and got a generic…read moreanswering machine with no information. Tried looking on the website and there are no hours listed. Drove 35 minutes to see it and it wants open and doesn't advertise the right hours. Won't bother going back.

The art studio is a fun way to spend an afternoon with friends doing a small holiday craft or a…read morebigger project like chalk painting furniture. Whether you're shopping or crafting, the owner (Karen) gives the same undivided attention and dedication to helping customers find what they're looking for. A true asset to the barnegat area.

This shop was amazing in a kitsch sort of way. My wife and I were greeted by an incredibly cute…read moredoggo. The owner was incredibly friendly toward us and welcoming. He gave us info on the shop on the various treasures he would have available. There was a ton of neat things there. The first floor had a ton of records, beer memorabilia, NJ centric antiques, some toys, and animation cels. The 2nd floor was dedicated to anything to do with film or print. There were a ton of movie posters, films, cameras, vintage magazines, etc. This shop is amazingly quirky and hope to stop back here again.

Avoid this place, especially if you're a young woman. Owner was watching an adult video on the…read moredesktop computer while I was there, in an enclave behind some shelves. Absolutely unacceptable.

My sister, visiting from out of town, and I took a ride down to shop for antiques at The Shoppes at…read moreThe Tuckerton Emporium, upon a recommendation from a friend. My sister found a notebook that she liked and carried it around while considering it. She placed it back on a table when she decided against it when realizing it was faux leather for over $32.00. As we left the store, she was approached by the owner, and questioned if she was buying it. When she said no, that she put it back, he accused her of stealing it (while not carrying a handbag and wearing tight clothing, that there is no where she could conceal it). I was carrying a tiny crossbody, shorts and tank top. We are horrified by his demeanor and do not ever plan to return. I am furious and embarrassed that my sister was treated so poorly, while in my presence at a store I encouraged us to visit. Read the room, buddy. We are upstanding citizens from a good family....in our late 50's, early 60's respectively. You just shot yourself in the foot, as I have been warning my neighbors and friends to stay clear of this place. Do better!

Online it says they're open Mon-Sun, drove an hour there just for the sign to say they're closed on…read moreTuesdays. Super cute store, but very disappointed with the let down of them being closed.

Friendly service greeting upon entering. Parking right in front, off the main road. Quite a large…read moreselection or wide range of collectibles in here. From precious moments to Japanese China, to clothing and knick knacks. I would believe most items to be fairly underpriced but then again I am from Brooklyn. Price point seems perfect to the area

Charlie, Darlene and Rose were the best! They made me a beautiful dresser better than I could have…read moreever imagined. They turned below into what I exactly wanted. I randomly stopped in and I'm so grateful I did. They even delivered the dresser to me. I also had a mirror refinished by rose as well. She is going to take the time to come back to my apartment and hang it up and tell me what to get. Honestly, I am not handy, and a single mom, they really were so great to me. I totally dislike searching through stores and shop all online but I can't wait to take some time to stop back in the shop and actual look for some cool stuff to accent my new apartment shabby chic - whatever style. Rose is going to help me get some ideas. Forever grateful and 100% recommend to all.

We have purchased here a few times. Great selection, staff is helpful and personable. Prices are…read morefair.

This is a cute little shop off the beaten path. They have a good variety of nautical items . Too…read morebad the woman working there was rude and nasty.

Great selection of clothing, books and houseware items. Clean and organized. Very reasonable prices…read moreas well.

Thrift store is very small. Though there are cute items. It's too tight in there when alot of…read morepeople are shopping. To make matters... the employees are bringing stuff in making it more cramped. My bf and I look at the movies to buy but where they are set up is so cluttered with donations they keep bringing in that day. When I asked if we can move the donations or movies elsewhere, I was told in a rude tone..."where do you expect to put them?!?" I said how they should do the donations after the store closes (2pm) as it will be easier on the customers to shop. Again I was given a rude response, "you don't tell us how to run our business!" If they get donated any sense of organization and compassion my boyfriend and I will return. Till then, they won't be getting a penny from me. The money goes towards a program the church runs. Can't the church use its money to fund the programs? They make all that money yearly and pay 0 in taxes!