Many's resale shop has an array of items vintage & up to date. One side is dedicated to vintage…read morehousewares; plates, glasses, serving dishes, etc. The other side has a mishmosh of DVDs, glassware, housewares, knickknacks, etc. The prices are fair. You must go in and check it out! Very friendly staff, super helpful! Located on Monroe Street between 2nd & 3rd Streets.

50% off all antiques and a large selection of slightly used items with character. The service is…read moregreat, no pressure to buy, and a very friendly clerk at the counter. Had a great experience...

I had a few antiques to sell and brought them in. The guy that helped me was fair and honest with…read moreme. He told me what they were worth, and bought a couple things. The mall was a lot bigger than I thought. They had a room with a ton of lamp parts, and some of the most beautiful antiques I have ever seen. I will be back for sure not only to sell what I have, but to buy too!

Disappointingly overpriced. Not worth haggling on anything because everything is at least twice as…read moreexpensive (if not 3-4 times as expensive) as I've seen at other similar antique stores.

I love this store! Specially around this time of year. They have so many great gift ideas, holidays…read moredecor and much much more. I came in today for holiday mugs and a few ornaments that we will be gifting. The staff is always very helpful and are always making sure you find what you are looking for. We love Martin's.

Clean organized store. Clean hey sell anything from hardware to kitchen plates, mugs, small…read moreappliances like coffee makers to large appliances like stoves etc. Staff is friendly and helpful. They also have a nice selection on furniture chairs tables and beds. I did not find any bed frames I liked but they do have tons of lazy boy chairs looks like they sell a little bc they have lots.

The lady that runs this shop is super sweet and helpful! She recommended some other antique places…read moreand restaurants to try out in the area. My husband and I were visiting from out of town and we like to pick up knickknacks. We thought her shop looked cute online so decided to give it a try. It's extremely clean for an antique store and smelled really nice. It was easy to look around and see everything as it was all so neatly displayed and prices were right on everything. We ended up finding a beautiful Tiffany style lamp and a picture of a deer with a wood frame. Everything was reasonably priced. When we visit the area again, we will definitely stop by again. Lovely place and lovely owner.

I tried to edit this review to correct some Typo's and it…read morecopied it, not sure why. So that's why it's here twice. My wife and I went in here on Saturday. We found a park bench we liked but didn't have a way to take it with us, so we had to pass on it. Luckily they are pretty close so we will go back with our truck and some muscle. I hate to gamble like that. This place has some nice stuff and the lady that was running the place seems full of energy and super friendly. She even recommended another shop in the area for something I was looking for. You got to love that.

If you need any lighting fixtures or replacement glass shades for old fixtures, this is your place!…read moreThey also have a carefully curated collection of other old decor and even a bit of clothing and accessories. It's a dream for people restoring old houses.

This place was worth the drive from Toledo! Shop is filled to the brim with glorious vintage items…read moreand bonafide antiques. Meticulously curated. Clean and organized. We bought a 1980s neon retail sign for $100. I could not believe it was so inexpensive!!! The owner was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We will definitely be back!

The nice ladies at Salvation Army pointed me here for what I was looking for. They said its a large…read moreindoor/outdoor market. Alas it is not open on Wednesdays. Will maybe try again tomorrow before hitting the road.

Hello Budgetman's flea market is open not closed for business. If there is a way to change their…read morestatus to being open please can you do that. I am a vendor and have been for over 3 years.

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.

As the name suggests this place is for packrats. If it was a house, it would be identified as a…read morehoarder situation. This place is packed I mean PACKED with stuff. I love stores packed with stuff but I didn't love this store. The aisles are so small that you really can't walk through them safely without worrying you're going to knock something on the floor. Example, the aisles with the dishes, hard to access the bottom shelf because there is minimal room to bend down. And if I did try to bend down, I know I'm knocking something on the floor. The prices seemed reasonable and the organization was good-like items in the same spots. Too hard to safely navigate lose this place two stars. If there was an emergency situation inside, there is no way people are safely getting out.