Lots of Variety, but overpriced. This is on trend with other antique stores in the area but it's…read morebetter for browsing, not for buying.

Just opened couple weeks ago, it is very nice antiques store, high end and fine antiques, designer…read morefurniture. Must see .

just a wonderful weird guy that you do not know what your going to see until you get there. he is…read moreunique as his collections he sells. strange and fun i guess lol

Owner was VERY rude. Asked if he had any antique jewelry and he replied with "I have everything but…read morejewelry. I actually get stuff here I like and I think is worth having around" with a snarky attitude. If I could put 0 stars I would. Highly disappointed with owner and his things, nothing worth a value of having there.

Super cute antique store. Staff was friendly, no hovering. Great value and selection. Would have…read morebeen nice to have a basket to carry around for items. Maybe there was one at the entrance that I missed? Some items well priced, some over priced so know what you're looking to pay. Overall a fun way to spend an hour or two!

This place was really cool to pick through! They have plenty of decor including huge wall pieces…read moreand mirrors for a fair price. They have a small selection of clothes and accessories as well, but I would say it's mostly home items. I found a very pretty gold ring for $24 that I will get plenty of wear out of. I recommend this place for vintage browsing!

The pick of the pickers!…read more I think this is my favorite out of all the stores in the Georgian Village (a more high end Antique Mall). There were so many items (bed frames, dressers, couches, chandeliers and more) to "ooh" and "aah" over and they have a lovely little courtyard with outdoor/garden antiques, statues, and the like. I found the perfect painted wooden desk here. Green, hand painted details, pristine condition. I *had* to ask. "Oh," the really nice owner said, half sighing, "that's really expensive, it's three thousand..." (and maybe more hundreds in there but I stopped listening after "thousand"). I really do need to keep in mind that when nothing has price tags on it, it's probably out of my budget. I did see a really pretty stripped cream Victorian couch that was a steal at the quoted price, but I had visions of my cats claiming it as their own scratching post, so I decided to rethink that choice.

After my self-care therapy, I got me some antique therapy…read morein today. If you're into antiques, this is your store. The owner is a very nice ,very talkative lady and has lots of antiques in very good condition. Lots of beds, dressers, lamps , pictures, figurines, old, antique baby bed. She is located in downtown Overland Park. Has been in this location for 55 years.

Beautiful antiques, excellent customer service. I didn't make a purchase, yet I shall keep them in…read moremind.

When I first came in a worker by the door greeted me and we talked for a few. I asked her if I…read morecould use her restroom and she hesitated then responded with, "we have a restroom but the owner wouldn't let you use it." Keep in mind I am a woman of color and she is Caucasian and so is the owner. I keep looking around while she stares me down. The owner then comes in and he starts questioning me rudely and then they BOTH start staring at me. I feel so uncomfortable while they keep questioning me with "what are you here for today" or "can we help you" MORE than three times. The woman then comes over to me while I was looking at their item and wouldn't leave me alone. I leave the store immediately. Very hostile environment and awful people.

I absolutely make it a point to stop-by Parrin & Co. when visiting Kansas City. There are always…read moreseveral things that pull at my heart's strings, I'm just beginning to collect antiques and will certainly cherish what I've found at Parrin & Co. for a lifetime.