Room after room of quality things, and I hear there's an upstairs too. I didn't make it that far…read more It was just gently snowing outside and it felt like a small town Lifetime movie. I went home with three new plant pots and macramé hangers. I was sooo happy!

The sign out front says "Coffee Shop" - what they don't tell you is that their coffee and cocoa…read morecome from a Keurig machine. I ordered my wife a hot cocoa and I was shocked to see the woman making it from her Keurig machine. That is not at all what we expected from what we thought was a cute little coffee shop - highly deceptive and disappointing...

This place owned by one sister and Our Little Shop just a few miles up the road is owned by…read moreanother. They are both our favorite antique and unique gifts shops anywhere. The sisters and their guys are wonderful, their prices are great, and the inventory is always changing. I love going both of the places often.

Very eclectic place full of one of a kind vintage and historic items really fun to walk thru and…read moresee what speaks to you

Items from the shop were placed online. I reached out letting the owner know I was interested and…read moreasked if the items were still available, understanding that I might not be the first to comment. The lister then said that it WAS available - this was after the shop had already closed for the evening by the time we were communicating. I was working out with the owner when I could pick up based on her open hours - telling her my best convenience but ultimately letting her know that I'd rework my schedule with whatever works for her since it was something my daughter really needed. She said she'd get back to me in the morning with the time that would work. I didn't hear from her so I checked my messages to see that she marked the item as sold. I, of course, figured she had marked it sold for me (giving her the benefit of the doubt) and asked her if she had figured out when I could grab the items and she told me she had sold it. In hindsight, there was one red flag when we were communicating as she said "a ton of people want it". If that was the case, then I imagine it wasn't really available and/or we were being scammed. I was disappointed to say the least. If she had told me that I had to get it the second she opened, I would have called off work to grab it. She didn't. She simply said she'd get back to me with the time that worked for her. If it wasn't available, she should not have said it was. This is not how a shop with integrity works.

What an entertaining evening! After dining at the Plaza restaurant, my friends and I wandered over…read moreto this antique shop, looking for nothing in particular. We ended up staying there for almost an hour, very entertained by the shop owner and his employee! He told us so many cool stories, showed us oddities, cool collector stuff, and told fun jokes. Things you can find here: comic books, tie dye shirts, old books, lots of trading cards , taxidermy, dead insects, art, toys, pogs, knives, cds, furniture, records, vinyls, two headed turtle, autographed books and portraits, t shirts, pins, nazi artifacts, World War Two era items, etc.

Great store tons of cool stuff! Charlie was great and very helpful. Helped me end my search for…read moresome sweet ww2 memorabilia!

It was pretty nicely price on items are typically find a antique store and they also offer delivery…read moreof some out of town items. In addition to that the staff was happy and go to work.

My husband and I were on an escape-the-kids road trip for a few days that brought us through the…read morequaint Warren PA area. We stopped specifically to check out a used bookstore that was unfortunately closed, even though their posted hours said they would be open. Oh well, we turned kid-free lemons into kid-free lemonade and strolled the town to explore other shops on the main drag. This brought us to Warren Antiques & Giftware. The shop is a decent size, with three floors that offer a variety of independent vendor stalls selling all sorts of mostly second-hand goods. The front of the store has a small food area with novelty candies, nuts, condiments, and snacks, some locally made. Then the rest of store is a mishmash of antiques, decoratives, toys, games, collectibles, crafts, housewares, furniture, lawn and garden items, fashion accessories and apparel, books, artwork, and a little bit of everything in between. Prices were mostly reasonable, some vendors more reasonable than others. I found a pair of jean shorts I liked for six bucks. My steal of a find was a zip-up puffy denim jacket in great shape for five bucks! I also found a slate wall hanging with a pink flamingo painted on it for ten bucks that I got for my dad for Father's Day. My husband grabbed a few books and found a new paperweight that was a globe sealed inside a resin hexagon that was neat for six bucks. We wandered Warren Antiques for quite a while, milling about the aisles of odd and interesting items. If you have time and enjoy to browse, you'll surely enjoy yourself here, too. The checkout staff was very friendly, (and particularly enamored with my five dollar puffy denim jacket find, too!). We had a great time (without kids!) at Warren Antiques! Whenever we pass through the sweet little town of Warren PA again, we'd enjoy stopping back in to see what's new on the shelves.