Genuinely one of the coolest vintage places I have ever been to. There is sooooo much to see and…read morelook at and the vibes and music are great I love love love it here!! Service is amazing aswell everyone who works here is super cool!!

Great shop with lots of weird oddities! This place has staff, locals artwork, strange and uncommon…read morecollectibles. It's a real unique place. Glad Chesapeake finally has a place like this! So overdue.

This is a great place to hunt for treasures. I found everything from antique garden gnomes to…read moregreat 1920"s retro bedroom furniture. You will love it! The customer service was wonderful. I am the customer with questions and they loved sharing bits of history on the pieces in the store. Enjoy!

My sister and I went came to Hair of the Dog . 4000 Virginia Beach Blvd . It was the worst the food…read moreis awful . So we decided to get drinks instead well the bartender needs a Customer service workshop. The drinks we ordered tasted like pickles and they were supposed to be Mango mimosas ‍far from it . So I asked the bartender if we can order something else theses drinks were awful. She brought us a check for $36.00 and said drinks are final sale... ummmmm it's so much wrong with that . So your forcing me to drink something that's gross and you will not attempt to correct the situation. I do t suggest anyone come here for food or drinks this was an awful experience.

Great shop! Wonderful selection. I've been here many times over the years. The only thing I don't…read morelike is there's too many crafty things, not enough antiques. Cool place overall though.

Friendly staff! Great ideas and pieces! Will definitely come back to browse again!! Love the idea…read moreof their once a month extended hours/special deals day!!

This is supposed to be a flea market but it wasn't like any I have been to. It was 90% pre loved…read moreclothing that was more expensive than new clothing. We were very disappointed.

This is a cute market!…read more My husband was invited by a vendor he knows so we drove down for the October market on a pretty, sunny day. There are tons of vendors here - in front of Waterside they're easy to see but there are more inside and on the back area by the water so be sure to walk through the building (a few were set up inside in back by the doors) and onto the sidewalk outside where there were easily another 10-15 tents. There is a lot of vintage/flea market clothing but there are also vendors selling their crafts like wood cutting boards, stones and crystals, bags, soaps and candles, etc. We had a good time and everyone was very friendly.

This is a great antique mall. Very large and eclectic! There's something for everyone. Honestly…read moreit's your run of the mill antique mall in the sense that the prices depend on the booth / owner. We had a great time perusing the aisles and we'll definitely be back.

One of my fav antique shops! It's huge and has everything. This place is pretty amazing. Bit…read morepricey, but it's overall such a cool spot.

Beautiful store great art beautiful jewelry wonderful customer service excellent Estate Sales…read moreservices

The best antique store in Norfolk/Ghent. Excellent selection and prices. Dan the owner is amazing…read moreand the entire staff is professional and helpful.

First time here and loved it! They have plenty of beautiful pieces. I had to do a couple of laps…read morebecause I kept seeing things that I missed. You can't just walk in. You have to be buzzed in like the big cities.

This is a small shop but filled with beautiful, high quality antiques and tons and tons of gorgeous…read moresilver tableware. You have to knock and be buzzed in and you'll find it very small but loaded neatly with items and display cases. The guy behind the counter was nice and welcoming and left us to ourselves to browse. It's a single room so you can't get lost but they have an eclectic mix of everything from decor, books, jewelry, furniture and silver to keep you occupied. Items in here are high quality so the prices reflect that. A large floor mirror by the door was $3200, a giant wooden statement grandfather clock was $12,000+, etc. So it's a great place for a statement estate piece or for silver because the back wall had loads of beautiful silver sets and teaspoons and dinnerware and table settings. A beautiful shop. Worth a stop if you're in the area for sure. Directly across from the gorgeous Catholic Church.

There are so many good shops to have furniture refinished in this area. But if the piece is really…read moreimportant to you, and you want it to be artfully repaired and restored, you really need to contact Monticello Antiques. They do museum quality work. We had a desk that had been in the family since the late 1700's. Monticello Antiques took great care of it for us. Note that there is another place with a similar name. You want the shop located at 227 W York Street. The phone is 757-622-4124

I inherited an antique bed that belonged to my grandmother. It had beautifully carved posts with…read morepineapples at the top but it was only a 3/4 sized bed and just long enough for a person under 5'5" to sleep comfortably. I loved the posts but knew it was impractical to keep the bed due its size so imagine how happy I was to hear about Monticello Antiques. Irene and Dave were able to enlarge the bed so it can accommodate a queen mattress, which is what I wanted in the guest room. They worked with me to design the headboard so it would be taller and more updated than the original and Dave fixed the posts where additional carving was needed. It just turned out beautifully. I couldn't be more pleased. You cannot buy the craftsmanship of this bed in today's world. Thank you, Irene and Dave for the love and care you gave to my grandmother's bed. It is lovely!

Cute lil shop. Lots of neat furniture pieces. Even has some classic jewerly that are very pretty…read more Was tempted to get some, but I was broke, so had to wait. :-( But definitely a cool place. :-)

This is antique shop was very antique, right from the get go as soon as we walked in. The store was…read morefull of stuff, all sorts of stuff. Several rooms, hallway, passages all were filled with different sorts items that one can find in a home or attic. The lanes were so narrow it was difficult to walk and move around without almost tripping something. The gentleman at the front register gave a quick brief of all the discounts and sales. While exploring my daughter found a minted barbie doll. The price was merely $10. So we took the register. I got a hand written paper receipt for the purchase, a first of its kind in ages. I paid cash, but was surprised to they accepted credit cards and mobile payments as well.

This is a small little shop in downtown Norfolk right off Granby street but, as the name implies,…read moreit's full of little treasures one might find in some storage boxes in granny's attic. The rooms seems to have some level or organization but there are a ton of different goodies throughout. Small rooms dot the store filled with Tiffany-style lamps, salt and pepper shakers, hats, silver trays, and other items. In the back there are a bunch of antique glasses (think drink ware) as well as a kitchen area and then a huge section with a wall full of pyrex glassware. I found some cute little rose salt and pepper shakers for $8 and the day we were there (a Saturday at noon) there were vendors set up out front displaying items and sales throughout. If you like looking for vintage or antique goodies - this is a great spot.