This place is unassuming from the outside, but what a collection! Everything is curated with a…read moremid-century slant. Beautiful one of a kind furniture pieces. They also have a small collection of albums. Wonderful art glass pieces as well as dinner service and other arts. Be sure to check out both floors. Prices are reasonable and I am sure you can probably make offers. Staff seemed friendly.

If you're at all into retro modern / mid century modern design then Salt City Antiques is the place…read morefor you. They have SO many amazing furniture pieces straight out of the 1960s, from dining furniture, sofas, chairs, dressers for the bedroom, etc. If you're not in the market to outfit your home with their amazing furniture, they also carry a wonderfully curated collection of smaller items like gorgeous glassware, dining and serving ware, decor pieces like vases and figurines, throw pillows lamps, collectibles, and more. They even have a well curated selection of clothing. The aesthetic of the time period they specialize in is just so colorful and cheery. If you're in a glum mood and need of a pick me up, I highly recommend going and see what they have got on the shelves right now. It's an instant upper.

One of the best places in Dexter! Such a vibe in there and Cass, the owner, is so hospitable and…read morewelcoming! Even if you don't get anything, you leave feeling inspired and comfortable. All of the clothing is priced reasonable, especially since it's a vintage store, not just a thrift store so the pieces are highly curated and genuinely worth something. Overall, it's so cute and I'm definitely gonna come back again, I've already come with two friends!

So glad I finally made it to Cass & Co! I get easily overwhelmed when I thrift shop but not here -…read morethey've curated a really approachable selection of nice items. I found four items to try on and left with one - a really cozy maroon flannel. The staff was friendly and the prices were appropriate for the items. My flannel was $14 after taxes. I tried on a really fun textured jacket that would have been between $40-$50 if it would have looked as cute on me as on the hanger. Definitely worth a visit! They have some onsite parking and there is free street parking nearby as well

Great shop that has a wide variety that seems to change pretty frequently. Friendly staff every…read moretime we visit.

This place is great! Took about an hour and a half to look through all the booths, but it saved me…read moremany hours of driving around from store to store - the variety of items was impressive. I was looking for some kitschy gold wall art and found a perfect trio of birds from the 1950s. Will definitely go back!

I love this place! One side is old tools, appliances and…read morerusty tools. It's not that cool. Then, you go to the other side, and its a pop culture hoarders dream. I happen to be one such collector, so for me it was heaven. I'm not going to tell you what they had there. Honestly, I don't want you going out there and buying all the good stuff before I can. But I do have a couple of hints for you: Cash is best to use. There is a $15 min. for credit cards. The vendors are SO nice and are very willing to negotiate prices with you. Although, the stuff I found was priced so reasonably, I didn't feel the need to haggle at all. The vendors all know each other and will show you another booth if they know of something you're looking for. It's totally worth the drive into "the country" to spend a few hours looking around at all the cool stuff they have.

A couple of the vendors are really nice. The lady that manages the place and has a spot there is…read morenot. I've gone to this place many times and usually wait at the front door until it opens. Recently I had to use the restroom in the back and when I came out the back door was open, I checked my watch which said 9:57 so figured it was ok to go in. A friend has a booth there right by the back door so I stood right there maybe 25 feet inside door and talked to him while they opened the front door. I made a purchase and was leaving when this lady chased me down and told me that they dont open untill 10. "Dont come in earlier". Wow! I'll still buy stuff from my friend but that's it. If I didn't know someone there I'd never go back.

Tons of great finds here and easily one of the best antique malls I've been to in Michigan. I think…read morethis place would do much better, however, if the cranky woman running the register would be relieved of customer service duty. She was rude to my wife, rude to my mother, rude to me - you get the idea. It's as if she didn't want us spending money there. And, truth be told, I may never do so again. I do sympathize for folks renting space there. They have such great items and well organized booths. They deserve management that treats customers properly and encourages people to come back. Instead, here I am writing a negative review.

Nice mall. Two long rows of booths. Hate the ones that have 100's of dealers - my brain gets tired…read moreand confused. I end up not finding anything because I can't remember where I saw stuff I want. And those big ones get so much duplicates of merchandise. This one is right with pretty different merchandise. Yeah, you get the usual garage sale stuff, junky glass items. But I found a German version of monopoly and some fab posters from the 1960's great graphics. Check out Molly Sydney for a fireplace grate that would be a great planter; have to go back with more money.

This place has more meat to search through. The owner has lots of vinyl, lots of overpriced vinyl…read more Basic albums here run about $20. They did have a couple of $5 bins but at my age I always pass boxes that are on the floor. I can't trust I will be able to get back up without some kind of stool to perch on. It's nice they are located next to other shops. I was there for some time with out anyone greeting me before I left.

My brother has what could best be described as eclectic tastes. He likes music, but also is a fan…read moreof pop culture. I had planned to spend about 15 minutes looking around here to find him a birthday gift. I ended up spending over an hour, and I could easily have spent three times that. There were not only so many cool things that he might like, but there was a lot that I liked, too. They have classic LIFE magazines and vintage vinyl LPs, lovingly sealed in plastic. Also, vintage movie posters, Star Wars figures, awesome posters from the Fallout video game series, TV show souvenirs, and a blaster that was used in the movie "Blade Runner". I wish I had taken a picture of it. It's listed for $675, and the proprietor said he wouldn't make much money off of selling it. There is also a rack of high-quality thrift store jackets. The prices seem very reasonable. A high-quality vinyl LP costs about $20, depending on the rarity. What also struck me was how clean everything is. I've seen so much thrift store stuff that needs a good cleaning. I accept that, but this is a nice surprise. I will probably start making excuses to visit my brother, just so I can stop by the shop.

Debby the owner and her incredibly knowledgeable, Daughter are two of my favorite business owners…read morein Ypsilanti to talk to. They are so caring and thoughtful to their patrons. Wish more businesses could be like this highly recommend check this place out for sure. Lots of vinyl, CDs, original classic rock shirts.

Awesome service, cool jackets and great music to boot! Groovy little independent shop.read more

We finally checked out the Kerrytown Market & Shops. The food market inside is perfect for…read moredelicious, upscale eats. We loved walking around all the shops and seeing what they had to offer. Perfect for a rainy day, everything is located inside! Be sure to check out this cute little spot.

What a fun experience!!…read more We went to the farmer's market and walked inside the shops and loved seeing everything! Parking can be found behind the farmer's market. There is a lot where you can pay by spaces (about $2 per an hour, very affordable). There are bathrooms inside on the top floor and tables and chairs scattered throughout where you can eat lunch that can be purchased downstairs or at the farmer's market. We bought Pad Thai for $7 from Baan Phad Thai in the farmer's market and it was delicious!! We also found two amazing houseplants, Roos Rois Coffee, and fresh Apple Cider! Will definitely come back because this farmer's market and shops are fun to walk through and have unique items!