Very clean and tidy shop with 4 large rooms full of treasures. We were greeted by a very friendly…read morewoman who asked if it was our first time, it was. She explained the layout and offered to answer questions if needed. I found a nice vinyl booth full of bargain priced male and female vocalist. It's kind of hidden and in an industrial area, but well worth a visit!

It's huge and has actual antiques mixed with a lot of junk. At one point I forgot where I was and…read morethought I was in a museum. Way too expensive for me but was nice to look at. If you're looking for bargain vintage you won't find it here.

What looks like it's a former grocery store. They have tables and tables full of Knick knacks a…read moregreat place to hunt. I eve found some records and electronics. Lots of lamps. The man at the counter was friendly and welcoming. Some great bargains to be found.

Stopped at Second Chances Antique Gallery in Warren to see what interesting things I could find…read more From the outside it Second Chances doesn't look like much, but once you get inside it is impressive; there are 3 rooms of a wide variety of stuff. Lots of variety, collectibles, antiques, instruments, toys, and just about anything you could be looking for. Talking to the owner I found out that he had recently bought out the previous owner and was getting things organized and cleaned up. I was impressed with the wooden masks and assorted carvings they had; most were very high quality and vintage. The back room has a wide variety of items, from the usual flea market trinkets to really nice items. I found a really cool walking stick with a hatchet head, it was unpriced and the owner was great about negotiating a fair price. Overall I was very impressed with the variety and selection at Second Chance, well worth the drive. The new owner was very friendly and willing to deal. If you are looking for something vintage or antique go and check them out.

We visited this shop today for the first time. The employees are very friendly and inviting…read more I was floored about how much stuff they have! Most of everything was affordable. There is SO much to look at - I could spend hours in here. There is a full main floor, upstairs & basement! Actually, I spent at least an hour in here. You can find antique Christmas items, books, clothing, fabric, glassware, toys, furniture, etc. We found some vintage American girl paper dolls from the 90s for $5! My daughter will love them. Definitely a must visit place!

Some great antiques, and some cool finds. Just keep in mind there are levels through a century old…read morestaircase so not handicap friendly and a bit claustrophobic.

Really great little antique shop just around the corner from home. Dangerously close, even! The…read moreselection is well displayed and not overwhelmingly cluttered, making for a more relaxing visit. The shopkeepers are super friendly and include a black cat that is so chill and hangs around the shop unbothered while you hunt for finds. There is a good box-full of postcards, which is my primary target in antique stores, along with stationery in general - that includes some old fountain pens. Posters, advertisements, viewfinder cards. There's a lot of furniture set-up throughout. Old books and toys. A Rock-Ola Cafe jukebox. One of the shopkeepers has a keen interest in plants and builds his own terrariums which are also on display throughout the store. From outside, I won't lie, the place looks a tad unapproachable. But rest assured, once inside you will be pleasantly surprised. Prices seem a bit on the high side, although for the postcards they were just to my liking. At least one owner seemed willing to haggle a bit and offer bulk deals. He mentioned future plans for having a stall style set-up with vendor booths in the back part of the building. Unlike what "Yelpers report", this place is very much still open.

The owner is so sweet! She wants you to have a wonderful relaxing experience. The store offers…read moreunique seasonal items. So much thoughtful care is put into this store. Exactly as it should be. Highly recommend

Chagrin Valley Antiques is a rare gem! We have been coming to the store since I was little. We are…read morealways warmly greeted by Tom and Diana as if we are family coming to visit them. They specialize in 17th-19th century antiques. Additionally, Tom and Diana work with local artists too. Every nook and cranny of the store is filled with awesome antiques and folk art pieces. My mom and I stopped by Chagrin Valley Antiques in search of fall decorations. I was enchanted by the numerous fall guords. My favorite was the headless pumpkin guord, reminding me of Ichabod Crane. He came in two sizes for $58 or $105. When we have bought guords in the past from Tom & Diana, they last for many, many years. On this shopping trip, we found a fall leave wreath for our front door for $38. You can feel Tom and Diana's love of Americana throughout the store. You cannot find this American art and craftsmanship anywhere else!

Love Emmalee's , friendly , she has always had what I needed . From porch wicker to wood tables to…read moreornaments . Nice warm atmosphere., homey . She knows how to decorate. Second hand items fine a new lease on life .

Emmalee was so sweet. I bought something just because we liked her so much. The place is…read morebeautifully staged but a lot of items didn't have prices on them and when we asked she just made up a number. Prices were a bit high for the area.

Eleven rooms in this Century House are stuffed with fabulous Americana. Lots of antiques, the…read moretreasures range from handmade crafts to old furniture and decorating items. Many items have history. See pictures of presidents, old family heirlooms and some glassware. Holiday decor is the winner here. The Easter decorations were beautiful. Old fashion or vintage, all crafts are U.S.A. made. This is a must stop. The inside is as wonderful as the outside is cute.

I had a very disappointing experience here. The owner was extremely rude, condescending, and…read moreunprofessional. I purchased a drink from the refrigerator only to realize it was well past its "best by" date. After checking reviews online, it seems I'm not the only customer who has encountered expired products here. There were no signs in the store disclosing this issue. When I brought it up, the owner questioned me aggressively and even raised his voice while I was still shopping in the aisles. He asked why the bottle I was bringing back was empty, which felt unreasonable--I wasn't sure if he expected me to bring back a half-finished drink. The situation was embarrassing and uncomfortable. I wouldn't have made a big deal about a refund, but the way I was treated made this experience unacceptable. I hope the business improves on how customers are treated.

The thrift store is multiple vendors, and most of them have their own theme: tupperware, 70s, 60s,…read morepyrex, games, books, etc. The prices vary, but again you're dealing with multiple vendors. I always find something cool when I visit, or at least had a fun time looking.