Dayton, Ohio, is a treasure trove for antique lovers. They offer a wide range of shops filled with…read moreunique vintage finds, furniture, and collectibles. Whether one's hunting for one-of-a-kind home décor or just enjoy browsing through pieces of history. With over 80,000 square feet of space and more than 350 unique vendors, Antiques Village is one of the largest antique malls in the region, located on Lyons Road in Centerville. My partner, his family, and I stopped by last Sunday at this very well-organized establishment. One can see the dedication of the vendors to bring in quality pieces and fair prices. Easily the biggest antique shop some of us have been to yet, which we can recommend.

Antiques seem to be plentiful in Ohio, so I went to several while I was visiting. This…read moreestablishment seems to be a cross between and antique mall and a flea market. Several of the booths had "new/made in China" items that are no where near "antique" status. I did like that there was a lot of variety, including food & cold drinks at the cash register. I found some cool goodies to purchase at decent prices, so I can grouse too much about the non-antiques. Staff was very help with the jewelry case and I adored the "book mural". I would put this in my top 20 antique malls.

Lots of cool stuff to go through. Mostly kids items which is awesome when you need a bargain…read more I do think it would be better if music was playing. Without music it felt very dead and quiet.

I love this place. I'm a junker and I like the messy crappy sort through kinds of stores. This is…read moremostly one of those. I always find good tools here. It's never been busy but that's ok. Better for buyers. They have a clock repair man who we used and he was excellent. They are hard to find.

This is a quirky little store that is worth stopping at to see old tools and old relics. The guy…read morewho owns it is nice too.

We were out riding motorcycles, and stumbled upon this place. From the outside, it was hard to…read moretell whether it was currently open or if it was just an old overgrown place. But it did have a sign on the door so we went in. Definitely sensory overload. There was a lot of stuff in there that I remember seeing in my childhood. It is a very big mix of junk, collectibles and upright trash in the back barn. Even a boat in the woods near the outhouse. I think it is worth a stop if you are out that way. Mostly just for shock value. If you do stop, be careful when leaving. It is right off of a blind hill and curves. I took a lot of photos. But honestly, nothing has changed from the photos that others have taken and posted over the years. Probably items are sitting in the exact same places.

So big, great selection and prices! With 1970's music playing overhead, loved that!…read more We purchased a nice haul! Highly recommend!

This was fun to see! There is a huge selection of all different types of inventory. Everything from…read moretools, signs, jewelry, clothing, home decor, collectibles, and so much more! The prices were not wild, some things seemed a little high but not bad- pretty reasonable. For service, in the cases they have buzzers to get someone to come to the case you're near. They were quick to get there and unlock it.

The market closes at 3 and we got there around 12:45pm. It was a hot and gross day and be aware…read morethat while there are some areas that are covered the vast majority of it is full sun. Not a problem for us, we expected as much. The nice thing about going so late was that a lot of the vendors were ready to leave and wanted to make a deal. I would love to see the selection if we went earlier bc we found quite a few treasures in the 1.25th a we were there. Treasurers from every era and at great price points. Vintage Delicate Japanese tea sets, MCM decanters, records, pottery, vintage advertising- it had it all! Some vendors definitely snuck in a couple of things that were newer, but all in all it was the promised 25yrs or older. If you love treasure hunting this is a great place to go. Things to note: -the fee is now $4 -ample free parking -food and drink vendors available (try the kettle corn) -full sun -vendors leave early on slow/hot days (who can blame them?)

This place is wonderful! All kinds of great vendors selling a truly varied array of antiques and…read moreretro offerings from all over the world. You can go from a booth selling vintage Barbies from Japan to one that makes jewelry from billiard balls or tables from drums. Goods for every budget and price point. Vendors are friendly as well, and there are even food vendors so you can make an entire day of your visit!

it was a great Antique Mall. shame J Alexander shut it…read moredown sure do miss Karen and her mom and all the vendors many years of great memories

It was a great antique mall. Now it's closed I loved roaming the booths and all the goodies. Always…read morefound treasures.

This place is mammoth! Rows and rows with rows off rows of everything. From furniture to toys. Lots…read moreof albums and even some at great values. Plan a couple hours for exploring. Make this a stop after the Springfield Flea Market.

This was the best trip ever. So much fun to go. Love all the fun surprises we found. We spent 3…read morehours and still didn't make our way through it all. Definitely going back! There are people working there that will take your special finds to the front while you shop. It's definitely worth the trips!

The shop has great items and is merchandised well. Clean and not musty smelling. Prices are fair…read more The customer service is a C-. Indifferent and not really willing to help you or help you get your purchase out of the store.

I came in today with 2 of my friends and had a horrible experience. We had never been here before…read moreand were excited to look at the antiques, but the woman on staff was very unwelcoming to us. We walked in and greeted her and smiled and were ignored. Red flag #1. As we walk through the store looking at what they had to offer, we notice the woman behind the desk following us and circling us. There were several other customers that did not experience this treatment. This in itself was not an issue. When I had made my way towards the back of the store with my boyfriend after examining everything else, the woman had followed us and practically ran after us. She came up to us and said "you need to stay in the front where I can see you." I had noticed a sign on the door regarding minors unattended in the store however my friends and I are all in our early 20's. This is completely unacceptable treatment. All parts of the store should be welcome to all patrons regardless of their age or how they look. I firmly believe that we were treated this way because of our appearance as we are young people with facial piercings and my boyfriend is a minority. I must note that up until this point we had been completely respectful costumers and were not causing a disturbance whatsoever, simply looking at antiques like anyone else. The only difference between us and the other customers who were not treated this way was our appearance. The woman on staff what a short older woman with a blonde bob. I surely hope this issue is addressed so no other young people experience this treatment when shopping at this establishment. Antiquing isn't just for old people. (:

Love the wide aisles, interesting selections and well curated booths! Worth the trip if you are…read morelooking for fun, funky and vintage

It's a great place everyone was so nice and I'm definitely going back there's so much stuff it's…read moreamazing.

This placed is wonderful. Faye the owner is really nice and very knowledgeable Of her antiques.read more