Really cool new store for unique vintage finds, clothing, decor, homemade candlesticks and other…read morehandmade gifts! Hidden gem!

This is a gift store which had fancy candles and fun little things to tempt you to buy, little…read morenotebooks and books and knickknacks.

A lovely store in downtown RO. Lots of locally made goods, including treats, home decor, gifts,…read moreetc. And it's layout is really great. Not so cluttered that you can't turn around, great lighting and unique ways of displaying items. My lower rating is because of the service to potential vendors. It seems non existent. I'd love to hear from any active vendor there. I dropped off my card (after messaging them via their website, email and Instagram over several months) to inquire about becoming a vendor and never heard back. Maybe they don't have any vendor openings or they don't think my art is a good fit. That's fine. However, I think a courtesy email telling me that should be a normal expectation, though? Maybe Im way off. I still get a ton of advertising whales from their subscription list, so.... ?

Happened to be in Ferndale, so we popped in to this cool indoor market to shop. There is a nice…read morevariety of vendors from plants to coffee to Detroit merch. We love Bon Bon Bon and they have a small stall here! One of my favorite discoveries though was The Workplace Program - selling cards made by people with disabilities - they were so unique and awesome! I ended up buying one for my brother's birthday and it was the same price you'd see at Hallmark for a nice card. Overall, the space was clean and easy to navigate - only took us about 45 minutes to browse through all the vendors. Definitely check out if you're in the area and want to support local!

Was at Rust Belt Market this weekend and genuinely couldn't believe how hot it was inside. The kind…read moreof heat where you stop browsing and start thinking about finding the nearest exit. Love a lot of the vendors there, but the overall experience was so uncomfortable that I ended up leaving early. Just completely killed the atmosphere for me.

I have passed this place many times, when it was closed…read more Mind the step up and into the store. They sell clothes, costume jewelry, furniture, glassware and many other random things. There is a second floor as well. Expensive fur coats for over $2.2k to short mink coats for just under $400. Fun to browse around to see the many offerings.

I love this store! I'm from out of state but I've made a point to visit whenever I'm in Michigan!…read moreThe workers are so friendly, the items are good quality, and there's large enough selection to consider it an antique mall. I love the atmosphere of the space and I'm excited to go visit again ! :)

Gorgeously curated space! Unique finds…read more Fairly priced Stop in! Scout was one of the better spaces I've experienced in Royal Oak.

If you're going to have a store that just sells kitch or art you need to follow a few rules…read more 1) Be nice to your customers. They don't have to buy anything and so you better kiss their behinds. Even if they don't want anything they might feel bad for you because you were so nice. 2) The prices need to be low enough to justify buying something useless. 3) You have to gave good stuff that people want, though they don't need. Also, it helps to have things that one has never seen before and thus must purchase it because they may never see it again. Well, Scout is a nice enough store. The store sells kitch, curios and art. The inside is nice and bright. There are some interesting items, but nothing that I can't live without. Also, I've seen a lot of the same items around the area. The prices were probably comparable but were still pricey. I don't think there was anything for less than $10 or I didn't find it. I give Scout 3 stars because the lady behind the counter was not very friendly or helpful. When I walked into the store she didn't acknowledge me right away or ask if I needed anything. Instead she just talked to a friend for almost the whole 15 minutes we were in there. I was the first to say hello as I entered. Eventually, she engaged us in conversation a little, but it wasn't the friendliest of conversations. Scout had some unique gift ideas and art pieces. Over all the quality stuff was very expensive. The rest could probably be purchased at other stores of a similar nature. I don't really have a reason to go back here.

This is my favorite store in Royal Oak. It is the place to go when looking for a unique, reasonably…read morepriced, well-made gift. The selection is wonderful! The merchandise is original. We just bought a beautiful Turkish lamp. The customer service is wonderful. I really like supporting independent businesses. Do yourself a favor and check it out!

I needed a house warming gift for my friends new apartment. I loved La Roche's selection, they had…read moredifferent esthetics and ideas to choose from. Also, Claudine helped me pick a beautiful piece then wrapped it nicely. Overall, the service was great, and the items were well priced and beautiful. I will be back for sure!

This store has nice unique pieces and friendly staff however, the prices are ridiculously high. I…read morewas recently in the store and noticed a Drum Chandelier that caught my eye for $399. I did a little shopping around and was able to purchase the same light at The Home Depot for $179. This is more than 200% markup which is unacceptable. While in the store that day I did purchase a mirror that had to be taken down from the wall and put back in it packaging. That was kind of a turnoff. While this store does have nice pieces, I dont believe I will shop here again due to price gouging. There are plenty of alternatives to living mode.

Over priced , son is always being disrespectful to his Dad, whiles potential customers are in…read morestore. Things are there a long time with no markdown yet (it's been over a year) . By this time so many have sat on this couch I've been eying and hubby says it's used at this point. I've made multiple purchases here in the past. Just not the same. I hope they get someone to help them figure it out, it won't be that bratty (old) son. I was so bothered by the way he spoke with his Dad...

Love this store! It reflects an edgy feel but with a soft feminine touch. Everywhere you look are…read moreunique pieces and gifts you will not see anywhere else. There is something for everyone... My boyfriend was obsessed with their candles while I couldn't tear myself away from the jewelry and scarves (and another candle, of course). I look forward to my return visit to do more shopping for my new house! The store owner, Tanda, is wonderful. Very personable, helpful, and truly wants you to find the perfect gift for yourself.

From the owner: Handpicked Homewares & Gifts Inspired By All Things Modern & Boho.read more

I couldn't go because there was no parking due to the taco festival. The structure parking is…read morenormally free for the first 2 hours but they were charging $15. I checked the Royal Oak farmers market website and called the phone number to find out details. Nothing was mentioned about parking which they should have warned people. I drove 20 minutes to turn around and go home. Of course I wasn't going to the flee market on Sunday. I didn't want to go to the taco festival.

The best vintage shopping. Prices are great too! You want to find rare stuff come here! I swing in…read moreon Sundays and fine the best stuff!

This was a really interesting place I kept seeing on my Insta feed and I was also sent info on my…read moreInsta page from my family to check out. We finally got a chance to visit. It was a fun place. It was a mix between a dollar store type place and a dollar general type store. They had so many adorable items, like those cute pens and pencils and stickers I took a photo of. They had a very small variety of a lot of items, like a dollar store. They only had around three small refrigerated/ freezer areas. They had their isles separated like a dollar store, home items, cleaning items, shelf stable foods drinks and candies, pet items, small child items, craft area, etc.... I found some items I was looking for like sesame seeds and metal chopsticks. We also found items we had been searching for, for over a year, like the peach ice creams. Those the kids had wanted to try for ages. I feel that even though they were expensive, I had seen them for $10 each, and they were around three for $17 here. They also had tons of the viral candies, drinks, and noodles people like. We love treats, so we stocked up on our favorites. All in all we had fun shopping here and might return.

Beyond Home is like a Chinese version of Daiso. It makes sense since China is now the biggest…read moremanufacturer of everything and anything. Reasonably and low-cost home goods. Also, cute Asian trinkets and toys. A fun store to peruse.