My experience was insulting enough to the point that I may never frequent Aunt Bee's again. I will…read morespread the word. I was literally followed to the first 5 booths by a clerk, I would look up and there she was, not helping just watching me as if I were going to steal something. Really?? We are business people here in Salem, Or, 44 years. I would never intimidate a potential customer like I was today on 1-2-2026. Shame on you Aunt Bee's staff.

A very large selection! I was amazed by how huge it is on the inside.. it just keeps going. I found…read moresome cute clothes there but if your looking for jewelry, house decor, odds and ins, this is the spot! They were very personable.

This almost immediately became my favorite store in Salem. We go there for family outings. It's…read morehalf museum, half amazing toy and game store.

When this store first moved here, I was super excited to have another place to check out downtown…read moreto support local sellers. I came into this place a lot to look around, and would usually leave with a few things too! I've probably spent at least $150 on vinyls here alone, and I don't think I'll ever be coming back again. It's really uninviting in here now versus when they first re-opened and I found out why. Immediately after walking in, I got a snide remark of "Day three? Maybe you'll buy something?" And when I left without buying anything, I got pestered and called a "Transit Kid." I tried explaining that I can't see very well, so it takes me a while to look at all the small items/read price tags, but I could barely get a word in. I live nearby, so I'd often stop in after I got coffee next door until i had to leave and go to work. Telling people not to window shop at your antique/trinket store is absurd, and I REALLY hope you weren't insinuating that you thought I was stealing.

I am a local photographer and Direct Support Professional. During the late summer I take my seniors…read moreinto this shop and the owners allow for me to use their vendor space as a backdrop. In addition, I have taken handful of the individuals I support for my job as a DSP, and they enjoy spending time in this business and the owners are very kind and respectful to all of the above. I am so lucky to have such a kind and honest local business owners who allow me to utilize their space frequently. If you're reading this and are worried about their 1-star reviews, please understand that most of the time it is because people try to palm the smaller items as this IS an antique shop. However, this business has cameras, and anytime potential thieves try that they get caught and come to the internet to fabricate lies to collect what's left of their ego after the owners chose NOT to get police involved, which they are totally within their right to do. Thank you Engelberg Antiks for making Salem less boring!

Such an amazing collection! The owners are so kind and fun to talk to. They showed us an amazing…read morevery old automaton watch with a surprise in it! Great selection of quirky objects I highly recommend stopping in!

Wasn't very big and the selection was thin. Some of the vendors had new items. Just wasn't the…read morespace I was hoping for. Very friendly staff though.

This is a great store to find a unique gift for yourself or a friend. So much to choose from. You…read morecould spend quite a while browsing through great lay out of the store. The staff is very friend yet not pushy at all. I recently took a card making class there that was so fun and a great value!

This is a 'must visit' any time I go to Independence. I find it impossible to leave empty handed…read more The owner, who is a very nice guy, has a great eye and his place is wonderfully curated. The delights run the gamut of small treasures, collectibles and books to furniture. Not to be missed.

I had time to kill before picking up my daughter and was drawn in by their Antiques sign. The front…read moreroom was charming, decorated with unique pieces of art and decor, with a vintage silver Christmas tree just waiting to be decorated. My eyes darted around the room at all of the interesting pieces of their collections. There was a hall filled with more antique sculptures, vases and artwork that led to their main room that was busting at the seams with years of collections, carefully organized. They had everything from Mid Century Modern lamps to Native and western art, books and photos, vintage mugs and glassware, clothing and toys, vases and chotskies galore. The sign out front was somewhat confusing, I didn't know whether I was walking into an antique shop or an appliance repair shop, but apparently its both. There was a washer and dryer for sale, but they were also being used to display vintage pieces for sale. I spent quite a while perusing the aisles, and found a few new Tiki cups to add to my collection, a nice orange planter and some vintage calendars from 1968 & 1972 full of colorful prints. I love finding clever one of a kind gifts, and am sure my friend will appreciate receiving a memento from the year of her birth.

Excellent gelato!! Amazing mid century furniture and collectibles. They are converting part of the…read moreshop into a cafe so food will be served.

Great gelato in a fun funky environment. The staff is simply charming and friendly. The gelato…read moreflavors are outstanding. All the creaminess you'd expect from European gelato with more adventurous flavors like my personal favorite, anything with peanut butter!!! They offer a free mini cone for toddlers which is just the right size to not induce a sugar high meltdown and makes him super happy. Great dessert option after dining next store at Bo & Vine (yummy burgers and beer)

This is a very cute shop in an historic two-story house on Owen Street off of Commercial Street,…read morenot far from downtown Salem. Visiting this shop is fun just for seeing the lovely old historic home, but they also have a lot of very good merchandise, from jewelry to kitchen items and knick-knacks to clothing, including designer labels. Everything is very fairly priced, and marked down every week or so, if you're willing to take the gamble and wait for markdowns. It is run by volunteers and provides income for a non-profit, so on top of getting good bargains in a very fun shopping environment, and reusing and recycling perfectly good items, you are also contributing to a worthy cause. It is affiliated with Encore Consignment, the sister shop to Daue. Encore carries furniture, books, artwork, etc. also at very fair prices, also generating income for the same non-profit, and also using the same periodic markdown on prices, also staffed by volunteers, and just a block or so away. Definitely recommend.

Fantastic second hand store housed in a historic 1908 house. Lovely volunteers who shared some of…read morethe history of the house. Lots of nice things--housewares, jewelry, some clothes and shoes--that have an interesting mark down system depending on how long they've been there for. Found a nearly new pair of Bearpaw boots for $25 and an amazing ~60s era dress and duster marked down to $25. Awesome spot, do yourself a favor and swing by here!