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.

This thrift store is in the old Consumers/Scholastic building in Neosho and is in support of…read moreFaithful Friends Animal Advocates. I've only been in once so far and took advantage of their great bag sale. Merchandise was, all in all, quite dated, but extremely well-organized and the store was very clean. It is a spacious place with a lot of potential.

From the owner: All proceeds go to the shelterread more

I was excited to spot a new flea market/antique shop in the old Bicycle Specialist location on…read moreHodgdon Lane (near Roper Kia and across from North Park Mall). It's owned by a Scottish fellow and his wife, so they went with a really fun Scottish theme & tartan everywhere...although small, it's definitely a cheerier version of the standard antique mall with dreary stalls. Debra is incredibly friendly and welcoming! On my visit, I only found a few little treasures I couldn't leave without, but they are still in the early days and adding new vendors. Of course prices and items varied by stall, but the quality was great overall (so much neat stuff!) and prices seemed fair, especially on home furnishings. I will definitely add Tartan Traders to my rotation for secondhand shopping trips!

I didn't find this "antique and or thrift" store to be anything spectacular. If I are into older…read moretoys then this is for you. I just thought it was just junk.

Service 10/10 Selection 100/10 omg there's so much great…read morestuff. Value: depends on the million items to choose from but I enjoyed the experience!

I believe this place is called Eureka Uniques Antiques and Collectables. The store itself is…read moreAMAZING! But unfortunately the staff is not, a few of the staff members were friendly but somewhat condescending. This one lady was shadowing us from the moment we walked in. Every turn she was behind us, we would go into a different area and she was a few booths down. We were in the back room and she was just strolling around doing nothing but being a bother. We were trying to enjoy our time looking around your lovely store but if you think so low of people, then just close your doors. We were going to purchase antiques until we realized the staff doesn't trust the public enough to enjoy their store. Guess if your not local enough your not welcomed here or looked at as a thief.

My house burned last year (arson), I had no insurance, no place to go, lived in the back of my…read moretruck in my driveway for a couple of months before I managed to get the world's crappiest trailer house moved in so I'd have shelter for the winter. I lost 35 pounds in just over a month from starvation because I'd spent the last bit of cash I had to buy food for my 11 year old deaf german shepherd, as I couldn't bear the thought of her going hungry, she was my kid's dog as they grew up and is more loyal than any human who ever lived. I was encouraged by several people to go to crosslines ministries in Neosho and ask for help. Reluctantly, after a couple of months, I did. They refused unless I was able to produce a document from the fire marshal stating that my house did in fact burn. Just what I needed to do, spend money on gas I couldn't afford just to chase down a document that shouldn't have been necessary (they could've called the fire marshal and verified anything they wanted to within just a few moments). After this piece of red tape was handled, I was informed they'd put together a "fire victim" package. I wasn't sure what this meant but at this point I'd had the trailer moved in and was glad to be getting some help, as I had absolutely no household goods left. I was told I could pick up the package the next day and did so. Now let me pause here: if you've ever been in their thrift store, you'll notice that they have some very nice things there, all donated, they don't pay a penny for their inventory. I'd expected the package to consist of a few household goods, those things that would help give the minimum creature comforts after losing everything to a fire, maybe some clothing, and possibly a chair or two, a small table....even imagined their might be a fridge in the deal, though didn't expect it. When I picked up the package, it turned out to be a small-ish fruit box (banana box, in fact) that had 2 flat sheets, queen size (not that it mattered, I didn't have a bed), mismatched and uglier than homemade sin....obviously something they couldn't sell....2 cups, both chipped, a couple of plates (not matching), a plastic drinking cup with a stain in it that couldn't be scrubbed out, the ugliest napkin holder ever made (again, something they couldn't sell, and why would a napkin holder be something they'd put in a box for someone who's home just burned?) and a few bent and mismatched pieces of dinner ware. I'm not one to look down my nose at a gift, but this was more like a slap in the face or a kick in the jewels than any attempt to help me recover from my personal tragedy. i'd rather have been told to bugger off than to have them waste my time and precious gas money cutting through their piece of red tape and returning to pick up a box of useless junk they were only willing to give away because it would obviously never make them a penny in profit and only took up space. Crosslines ministries isn't a charity, it's a fraudulent organization using the law as a way to make big money and pay no taxes. I wouldn't walk back in the door of the place even if I were paid.

As of June 2015 this store is open on Saturdays and has an even bigger, better selection than in…read morethe past. They still have affordable pricing and good specials, and they take debit cards. It just does not get much better when thrifting!

We are new to the area and this place has quickly become a favorite!…read more They have such a nice selection of vintage items and antiquities. Prices are reasonable also. There really is something for everyone. We have been having a blast trying different sodas and having family taste testing. Love it! Great indoor entertainment in the winter. The owners are such nice people. If you're headed this way, stop by. You won't be sorry.

Incredible! This antique shop is just packed full of a million amazing pieces. Anything you could…read morethink of- you'll find here! They request that you put your purse in a locker or leave it in your car, which I don't mind at all! The staff is very friendly and with so many small trinkets I can see that they would have theft issues. I wasn't offended because I've worked in retail stores before and have been to quite a few antique malls that require the same thing. I highly recommend that you stop by and look around for a while! It's definitely worth the time!

It's must-visit Thrift Store. Prices can seem high but great advertised sales. Close to Salvation…read moreArmy, Penny Pinchers, Hope Chest and Catholic Good Finds. Love that they rotate stock and are always putting out new stuff.

They've gotten rid of the dollar rack and have replaced it with a $2 rack. Prices have only gone up…read moresince my last review and they've gotten rid of their dressing rooms, so you can't even try the overpriced clothing on before you buy it. They also don't accept returns, only exchanges on a very specific timeline with very limiting guidelines. The store is always filthy and overpacked with racks that you can barely look through. There are a few treasures to be found, especially if you're willing to cough up $17-40 per piece of clothing. It's just overpriced and not worth the money for me.

The store is clean and well-organized. Items are clearly marked and the staff is friendly. Lots of…read moreclothing items!

Goodwill is getting way to high. Use to find nice jewerly…read morethere, not anymore. I was told it is all sent to online shopping. Goodwill I'm done!!!​

Very large, yet very organized for an antique mall. There are many booths loaded with cool items…read more Most items are reasonably priced. The clerk was friendly and helpful.