Most of these businesses are open very limited. I believe this one is only open on weekend and on…read more"Holidays," though the holiday we chose to visit, it was closed. We curbed out hunger until Randsburg, to enjoy some food in this great little town. However, every-singly business was closed. Too bad.

Quaint gift shop. It has a bit of something for everyone. You can find small items for that…read moreunexpected emergency fix for your off highway vehicle, or get a piece of candy and a soda.

Happened upon this junkyard of possibilities that looked like something out of "Hoarders" while…read moretaking a drive through Inyokern yesterday. Many things have been left to rust or splinter and crack from exposure, but walking around all the old farm equipment, kitchen appliances, signs, toys, carriages, cars, and furniture proved interesting. Pretty big collections of old scythes, rakes, milk cans, stoves, roller skates, and so on. Didn't notice prices on many things, but the things I saw seemed reasonable. The Barnyard would probably be pretty absorbing for treasure hunters.

Always clean and well organized. If you are looking for something specific, you can talk to any of…read morethe employees and they will be able to help you. Large selection of various antique and vintage items.

A bit of a low-baller on his offers regarding buying gold and silver. The pro is that he's…read morerelatively closer to me than other options.

So glad we stopped by, the antiques are cool in the store, the garage with all the cars was a real…read moreshow stopper! Everyone working was very friendly. Definitely recommend stopping by!

Amazing company I called and the came to help. Friendly, quick service. I would definitely…read morerecommend. My togo company for septic tank pump

The owners are always so nice and welcoming when we stop by. The inventory changes often and they…read moregave a good mix of mantiques, decor, Native American jewelry and new items for the home. This is a small shop and it was a weekend so I wasn't able to take photos but I'll be back!

I love stopping by here - in fact, I've been known to drive from Bakersfield to walk around this…read moreshop just for fun! They always have a fun collection of antiques and unique items. They have an especially large collection of western style stuff. The western items even have their own room! You can always find cow skin rugs here, too. The shop is a little tight to maneuver with narrow isles, but its not too too bad. Just keep that in mind if you are bringing children with you.. not the best place to try and push a stroller through..

We traveled a long distance to get there and we ended up there 5 minutes before they closed. My…read moredaughter tried to negotiate with the fellow that claimed he was a family member. We wanted to have 5 extra minutes to walk around. We were willing to pay the entrance fee as were two people behind us. He wouldn't budge and he was mean about it. Truth is it's really junky!

Prices are a bit expensive in my opinion to go in and look around the Ghost Town. Which I opted to…read morenot do due to the fee. The "antique store" is very small dark and you need to watch your footing.

This store is adorable and definitely worth stopping by!…read more My husband and I were on our way back to LA from Death Valley and stopped by here when we spotted it randomly. We were looking for a nativity set and found a good selection here and bought one figurine of Jesus in the stable. Sooo many cute and pretty and yummy things in this store!!

Found this gem of a store yesterday. There were all kinds of antiques, trinkets and goodies. The…read moreladies were so nice and helpful. It was so cozy, I think I could spend an entire afternoon there and not get bored. Found my lamp there!!!! Had to replace the one I broke, oops. If you are in the area, you should check it out.

One Star - Very Disappointing Experience…read more Unfortunately, my family and I had a very unpleasant experience at Treasure House Mall, and we will not be returning. When we first entered the store, we were warmly greeted by a sweet elderly woman who welcomed us, held my daughter's tiny dog, and even encouraged us to explore downstairs. Based on that interaction, we believed having the small dog was not an issue. Shortly after, another staff member approached us. This staff member was very heavy set Hispanic man. He so very rudely told us we had to leave immediately because of the dog. His tone was smug, dismissive, and completely unprofessional, which was especially upsetting given that we had already been welcomed moments earlier. There was no polite explanation or attempt to resolve the situation--just an abrupt demand that we leave. This incident was even more frustrating because just a few days prior, the same employee told us we only had 15 minutes to shop when there was still over an hour left before closing. At this point, the repeated negative encounters with the same individual made us feel singled out and unwelcome. As Black customers who live in Barstow and have shopped here frequently, it's incredibly disappointing to feel treated this way. Whether intentional or not, the inconsistency and hostility in how we were handled came across as discriminatory and left a very bad impression. Treasure House Mall seriously needs to address this employee's behavior. Rudeness, inconsistency, and lack of professionalism drive loyal local customers away. Sadly, our family will no longer be supporting this business.

3.7 stars. The thrift store portion is unattractive and messy. We didn't make a purchase. The…read moreantique mall next door is very interesting and thoughtfully merchandised. I would have loved to stay, shop, and drop some cash but it was 108° outside and these businesses do not have adequate cooling. It was absolutely awful. I usually take lots of photos in antique malls but I wasn't enjoying myself this time due to the discomfort, so I didn't take any. Me and another person in my party got lightheaded and left. It was a bummer. Like, how are you in the middle of the desert without proper air conditioning for your customers, let alone your poor employees?