Decent selection Great location…read more Three floors; I like the basement and top floor best Good use of the space

If your looking for Antiques or buying that special item from your youth this is the place. 4…read morefloors of goodies. Parking is available in the municipal lot across the street at a very reasonable rate, street parking at meters great for quick stops and of course Sunday parking anywhere is free. In the spring summer and fall there is also the farmers market located in the municipal parking lot on Saturday mornings. If your looking for a lunch treat there is a variety of interesting eateries to choose from.

A fascinating place with tons of antiques in all kinds of categories. I wish I'd known about it…read morelong ago

Surprised nobody reviewed this yet... Great start to a review (who cares?!)…read more It's a tight fit inside, wall to wall items. Lot of the stuff is bigger, pricey. We found some cool items for 5 bucks a piece. Very friendly staff! Plus helpful..

Great knowledgeable shop owner with some truly unique antiques…read more I have bought 3 items from there - the shop is clearing out many prized pieces that have only ever been available to rent for film

This place is great! Primarily selling furniture - some true antiques and some yesteryear style…read morepieces newly crafted from materials reclaimed from antique pieces. Hideaway stands out from the pack of other antique stores in this area for a few reasons. First, it's huge and spacious. There's room to move and no risk of feeling cramped as with most of the other places on this stretch of queen. Second, the owner is friendly and helpful, but also leaves you to wander about and poke at things in your own time rather than trying to push assistance on you. Finally, the pieces here are outstanding and reasonably priced for what they are. There's definitely an amazing ceiling lamp priced at $1400, but most of the furniture is much more reasonable.

Mizener's is a flea market that has both indoor and outdoor vendors.They are only open on Sundays…read morefrom 8 am to 4 pm. There is a $2 per person fee to enter the flea market. not per car. I'd like to say this is a good flea market but it's really hit and miss. Basically there is individual stalls set up in some of the big buildings, but most of the buildings are abandoned with nothing inside. In the summer months you can find more sellers outside with a wide variety of items for sale. I usually pass through here to find vinyl but the last few times have come up empty. Not the worst, not the best flea market. 2/5

It really saddens me to write this review…read more Mizener's is a flea market with both indoor and outdoor vendors that is open Sundays from 8 am to 4 pm. There are a number of large buildings with small vendors inside, as well as a number of transient outdoor vendors. My wife and I used to come to to the Mizener's Flea Market (and even before that my wife used to come when it was still the Circle M). There used to be a time when we would really look forward to it, and the place was always hopping with activity. These days, the place is a lot emptier than it used to be, and a number of the indoor vendors we used to frequent are gone (we bought a nice glider rocker from the older gentleman selling furniture in the back of the Willowbank building that is no longer there, for example) and it seem that one of the food vendors (again, in the Willowbank) is closed up for good. Also closed up is the Quonset Hut where we once bought a great vintage Coca Cola cooler. Despite (or maybe because of this) there are some good deals to be had if you are willing to look and haggle a bit. Flea Markets like this have always been about finding a diamond in the rough, but these days it seems Mizener's isn't what it used to be (plus, there's now a charge for admission, what's up with that?) - but we still come on occasion and buy stuff for the vendors who are still left.

Almost all Items are overpriced. They won't take new items as they don't have space but don't sell…read morethe stuff quickly so it's always the same things. Lower prices and turn over inventory

I've be going here for 16 months now and I've only seen extremely good quality Furniture and Decor…read moreaccessories. I'm not sure what the other 2 reviewers are talking about who gave low ratings. The mandate of this consignment store is to only accept items that are in 'Good' to 'Mint' Condition. They do not accept 'Goodwill' level items. I love their sliding scale of prices. I've missed out on 2 items but keep going back scouting for just the right piece to add to our home. There's a great selection to choose from that challenges your design esthetic. The only reason I've not give 5 stars is I personally feel their delivery price is too high. I believe it should be pro-rated based on Distance. I don't feel right paying the same price for a delivery say to Stoney Creek and beyond when I'm 3 Blocks away. So I wait til the final price to be able to blend delivery price into purchase price yo still feel I got a good deal. The service staff is welcoming and are willing to work with you. #Recommend

I loved this shop. My boyfriend and I wandered in during Supercrawl last weekend and were blown…read moreaway with the array of beautiful vintage items. A well curated mix of mid-century modern furniture, books, chairs, lamps. Loads of vinyl records - we bought a 1960s box set in mint condition for a fare price. Knowledgeable and friendly shop keeper - we can't wait to check out what comes in next. Hidden gem in Hamilton!

Love this little gem on E Barton! My friend recommended it and we all walked away with some very…read moreunique finds. They have a great range of clothes and sizes, home wares, and contemporary modern art pieces from their design brand Hei Hei Works. I got an amazing roll of dead stock illustrated race car wallpaper, an amazing vintage How to Draw Dogs book, and a history of posters book. My friends got amazing clothes, jewelry and felted figures. Great service and reasonable prices - I can't wait to pop by again soon!

Selection can be limited. It has improved over time as in the past it had that basement smell…read more(maybe the move out of the used book seller fixed that.) The individual merchants in the mix do change over time and will improve or not the venue accordingly. The long stairs down discourage some folks from entry. There are others within a few blocks running similar operations.

It's quite a sight really! Love the scenery and the theme of the restaurant. WOuld go there again.read more