Wonderful large antique store with what looks like dozens of vendors…read more Friendly staff will help you locate specialty items and point you to deals, or let you be to wander the buildings and outside area, There's so much of interest and lots to see; plan to spend a couple hours if it's your first visit to this Pea Ridge gem!

The place is a very good antique shop!! it has all sort of things and you really have to take the…read moretime to find real treasures. It's a little expensive but you can always negotiate with the owner.

I Love Time After Time!! A lovely group of people serving the customers. So friendly…read more The rustic, vintage, quality items are always changing. When buying for myself or for folks hiring me to choose decor pieces to enhance their homes or VRBO properties, I almost always find the one of a kind items we need.

It's so good I'm heading back again! What more is there to say? Beautiful. Fascinating! Actual…read moreantiques!! Great service too. GO!

We stopped in to look around, and didn't leave for an hour. There were three of us, and each one…read morefound things that the others missed! True Treasures has a Facebook page, and generally posts every day with a new vignette featuring a gathering of items from around the store. This is a delightful place, with a very friendly owner!

Hidden gem. I've made many purchases here. Always find neat things and never leave empty handed…read more Make sure you check out the restroom as there is a stuff in there for grabs too!

Such a neat place. I feel like they need to charge an entry fee! My husband and will be back in a…read morecouple months to stay and we cannot wait to come back to get stuff for the house. Very friendly staff, great variety, and reasonable prices.

Great finds in this place. Lady at front desk was a delight and fun to talk with. Highly recommend.read more

(yawn) I was hoping…read morethat a flea market in Retiree Mecca would be full of great stuff. This looked mostly like leftovers. Tontitown and Rogers both have much more to offer, in my opinion.

This market is pretty small, but it's clean, the prices are reasonable and the people working there…read moreare nice. I don't find something every trip, but I've found enough to keep me coming back.

Fun place to stop in for a quick or extended shopping trip for old good things!…read more Today I saw everything from peacock feathers to a calligraphy set to the usual--old linens and musty treasures from grandpa's garage. There were a few great pieces of furniture and, though I wish there were more, I'm sure that changes weekly. Fresh eggs from a nearby farm were only $3 a dozen and found in a cooler in an adjoining room; that's a real bargain with grocery prices rising. I bought a blue and white speckled crock missing it's handle for $2 and a beautiful tablecloth for $5. Lots of pricier items, too, if that's your thing.

This is a great place to shop and find a wide variety of modern to vintage items. Fun and friendly…read moreatmosphere. Some great prices to go along with good selection of vintage items.

Nice very clean flea market. Ya gotta buy a bar of the goat milk soap. Many different fragrances…read moreand lathers like a beast. Large selection of metal works also.

Great place to kill time, rent a movie, buy some antiques or just random stuff…read more The Red Barn has been here forever. It has had a couple different names, but always the same great service and fun items to look at. You can spend hours in here looking at all the goodies. They have a movie rental section and tons of booths to browse. We usually find something we can't leave without.

Don't even bother. We love to pick and find deals, but unless you have hours to look through booths…read morethat are worse than garage sale fodder, it's a waste of time and quite depressing. My husband did find a set of 6 cocktail glasses but that's it. And I guess they don't wrap or bag your purchases. ?

This is the largest antique mall/flea market on Route 66, and man, is it huge!!…read moreWe were probably there 45 minutes and couldn't even make a dent. I have no idea how they check to make sure everyone is out of the building at the end of the day. There were lots of flea markety items, used clothing, collectibles, tools, furniture and more. I would budget at least two hours or more to see the whole place.

This store was really friendly, with helpful kind staff going out of their way to help customers &…read moremake them feel welcomed to visit again & again. I refer this store more than the other one across the street. Other store was too much of a toxic environment to shop.

Despite some major slow checkout service, this was a great store. I bought a really cute shirt…read morehere for two bucks. They were in the middle of their big Grand Opening and had free treats (can't beat that) but I think this is a nice, clean place to shop for funky vintage items and "real" antiques. It was already pretty full (including a large furniture selection to the right upon entering) but I got the vibe that they're still filling the store with vendors so it will probably be even better on my next visit.