We visited The Main Street Shop yesterday for the first time. It was unforgettable. The moment you…read morewalk in you on the left is a beautifully made walk through garden house made of beautiful antique windows. The shop has different vendors and all are reasonably priced. There and many different spaces and all are decorated and designed beautifully. There's something for everyone. Make sure you take your time and look because you can easily miss something wonderful. Also! They just opened another store across the street which we also visited and loved! It has black and white stripped awnings, check it out!

Randomly happened past this business on a Sunday afternoon and decided to pop in for a stroll…read morearound. I was instantly amazed by the sheer size of the place. They have SO many aisles and rooms and corridors full of merchandise ranging from antiques to home goods, video games, jewelry, halloween costumes, and clothing. There's a small station up front with boxed wine and cups to help you enjoy your visit. I thought most of the vendors had very reasonable prices throughout their booths and several were running sales. The women working behind the counter were very friendly. I'm only docking it one star because they had no bathroom inside, only a port-o-potty outside behind the building that looked exactly like you'd expect a makeshift bathroom outside to look/smell..

I was driving home from Pennsylvania and accidentally missed my turn, which led me off the highway…read moreand straight into this hidden gem. And let me tell you--what a magical mistake it turned out to be! The Wizard of Oz was my grandmother's and my favorite movie to watch together, so stumbling upon Wizard of Odds Thrift Store felt like a little nudge from the universe. This place just keeps going and going, with endless surprises, trinkets, oddities, and treasures tucked into every corner. It truly feels like stepping into another world. Somehow, I found exactly what I was looking for--even though I didn't know I was looking for it! If you ever get the chance, definitely stop by and explore. You never know what wonderful things you might find.

Such an amazing shop to stop by. I find it to be the most unique in the Columbiana, Boardman,…read moreCanfield, and Pittsburgh area for antiques and home decor. Surprisingly they have a lot of unique finds without the hefty price tag. I love this place and the owner is so sweet. I'll be back!!

Lots of neat things there. Never know what you will come across. Service is great very friendly…read morepeople Christian based.

WWII helmets and daggers. Nice cases. WWII flags armbands. Good prices nice model t carread more

What a cute store! The owners are a friendly and inviting. They truly have one of a kind pieces…read more The store is very big and there's so much to see! Take your time and take it all in. They don't only have antiques, there are also vendors inside. They have amazing candles and jewelry also! A must visit store when in town.

So Rachel and myself did lunch today and then on to some antiquing. We went into the rustic…read morebirdcage where service and personality was great! Then, we went across the street to Park Avenue Mktplace. Well!!!' Let me tell u! We were looking and I found this awesome horn/ uranium piece. I spoke with Steve, told him I was going to purchase this but asked a favor! The favor was to call and ask the owners if they had any info on this piece. He preceded to come and tell me that the owner wants this piece put aside and does not want to sell rite now! I feel he wanted this for himself! I argued my case for a while! I said that this is bad business and that he just lost a customer, he shrugged his shoulders and walked away! Beware of this store! Unprofessionalism at its best!

A friend recommended I check out Rogers Flea Market so I figured I would give it a try. Located…read moreabout 1/2 hour south of Youngstown in Rogers, Ohio the flea market is only open on Fridays. I managed to arrive at about 8am, 1/2 hour after the opening. There is extensive parking lots all around the market, I managed to find a spot up front just inside the fence. The day was a bit hazy from Canadian wildfire smoke so it seemed like quite a few vendors decided not to show up, many customers also seemed to have decided to have passed on attending. The flea market is huge, there are lots of open air vendor spots, a couple of covered pavilions and quite a few enclosed buildings. At first I was quite disappointed with the product selection since most of the vendors who set up near the front of the market are selling cheap new products the kinds of things you can find anywhere. I was much more interested when I found the back rows where there were more vintage items and antiques along with a wide variety of almost anything you could want. I check out all of the vendors who were there that day. I did find some items that interested me, mainly wood carvings and related items. Prices were OK, not sensational, but I also didn't find anything that I wanted enough to negotiate to see if I could get a lower price. I did end up buying a cinnamon roll from the Amish bakery in one of the buildings, I also bought some candy and trail mix from the discount candy store in the same building. Overall Rogers Flea Market was not bad, but not worth the drive from Cleveland. Some of that was probably due to it being an off day for vendors and part of it was that I have so much stuff I am mostly looking for indigenous wood masks and I just didn't find any on this trip. I did see plenty of people who had found plenty of things to buy, so your experience could vary. My recommendation would be worth a stop if you are in the area on a Friday, but not really worth a special trip.

I've been trying to get out to Rogers for the longest time, but the fact that they're only open…read moreuntil 4pm on Fridays makes it difficult. I finally got out there this week and was pleasantly surprised with the size of the place. They have several enclosed buildings, pavilions, and rows and rows of outdoor vendors too. They have people selling everything from produce and coffee to gem stones and used tricycles. Each person that we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful. We purchased several pieces of fresh, local produce outside and a few random items inside. I thought the prices for the produce were fair and most of the baked goods were priced within the $2-$5 range. The only thing that was disappointing was that by 2-2:30pm the vendors were starting to pack up. You need to be there pretty early in the morning to see most things before people start to close up shop.

Great deals. Tons of books, fishing tackle and much more. Totally worth the trip. Sunday 7-3…read more Great deals. Tons of books, fishing tackle and much more. Totally worth the trip. Sunday 7-3

It's the best place to get the goods for the house and your self and birthday gifts that's all you…read morecan do

Good collection but very overpriced just like most antique stores. Take a Quick Look at eBay and…read morecompare prices and you can find the same items online for a much better deal. Also be careful some of the signs are fake / reproduction and not labeled as such.

You must visit the rustic birdcage! It is one of my husbands favorite stores! It's just full of so…read moremany treasures. Everywhere you look there's something you wouldn't expect. Antiques that will take you right back to your childhood. Items you haven't seen for years. It truly is a one of a kind store....think of it as a big treasure box. We had a blast visiting, the ladies are so friendly in there and the prices are very reasonable. You won't find another store like it! You have to visit it to experience it for yourself. I promise you won't be disappointed!