Riverfront Antiques and Grandma Nell's are adjacent to one another with an adjoining door between…read morethem. Grandma Nell's, to me, is more like a boutique (without the clothing), kind of upscale, where Riverfront Antiques is an actual antique store. Riverfront Antiques to me is more of a classic antique store. Everything from larger furniture, to vendor booths with smalls, to an upstairs room with crusty, dusty, and rusty items. It's well organized and while I didn't buy anything here it's a place I could see checking in on once in a while if I was in the area... I imagine inventory changes now and then with each vendor. The one thing I didn't like. The woman at the counter was on the phone from the minute I walked over from Grandma Nell's to the time I walked out the door to exit Riverfront Antiques. And I was in there for quite a while... I didn't try to listen so it very well could have been a business call. It's just a pet peeve I have so it's something I notice. Like if I'm at the counter at Dunkin' and they are taking care of the people in the drive through first while I'm standing there. Like... Hey! I'm right here! Maybe at least acknolwedge a guy? Hopefully it was just a one off while I happened to be there... From an antiquing standpoint... Definitely worth the time to stop if you are in the Clinton IA area!

They have beautiful antiques and unique items. The place is huge and so much to see. I would…read moredefinitely recommend going there.

My family loves donating here, and also shopping! It is a pleasant experience. The staff are so…read morefriendly and helpful, and I have found some great deals there! Highly recommended.

An honest place to donate, very trustworthy and dedicated to those in need . The Salvation Army…read moreis dedicated to sharing most donations to those in need and keeping administrative costs at a low level

My husband and I love to come to this location in Clinton. the staff is kind and usually very…read morewelcoming. unfortunately, This last time we were there, This creepy older employee was sweeping the floor and had made comments towards our daughter that made me and my husband feel super uncomfortable.She had finished her Halloween candy and he wanted us to throw her sucker on the floor for him to sweep up... just a PSA, watch out for him. walking out I told myself I wouldn't come back. it makes me very upset because we do love coming here but didn't enjoy feeling uncomfortable by their weird employees...

This store seems big on outside but its small but clothing selection is decent. The staff was…read morepleasant ask if i was looking for anything specific.

I would always recommend the owners of the odd shop for having that something you just don't see…read morejust any where. Plus they always will get 5 stars from me for there honesty.

if your are looking for a good place to fing that unique piece of furniture or glass ware this is…read morethe place. prices are far below market value and justin is an amazing humble young man and has a story alomost on every piece that comes into his store and very knowledgeable. if you all need help with your items he also repairs antique furniture refurbish them in like new condition amazing people to deal with and i will always stop by to see them every time i am in town.

This was by far my favorite stop of our July 4th weekend adventure. It was the one I bought the…read moremost at anyway... Lol The gentleman who was on staff Saturday is the son of the owner. Very personable and friendly. I had a great time just visiting with him even if I hadn't bought anything. The shop is an old Victorian style house (supposedly haunted...see pic of article from the Gateway). The first and second floors are laid out like a typical house. Each room showcasing a selection of merchandise. There are some locked cases on the first floor you will need to ask staff to unlock. Typical setup as any other antique shop. I found some old vintage pocket knives that had belonged to the current owner's husband that I was able to buy at a very reasonable price and a Keen Kutter pocket knife that was a little more expensive... There was a Keen Kutter Kutlery display case upstairs that I would have loved to have taken home... ! It was pretty big, we had no room, and it was $400. The selection of items here ranges from retro, some modern, to vintage or antique. Clothes, hard goods, some larger furniture, and a lot of smalls... You definitely get a kind of creepy vibe on the second floor, but not that much different than any other old home from that era... My maternal grandparents lived in a very similar house. The upstairs always seems strangely quiet to where you hear every creak and groan of the aging construction, you hear the wind when it's blowing, and the temp varies from downstairs and from room to room. We didn't meet "Helen"...and I'm okay with that.

A gem in Clinton! This antique mall is so beautifully curated, it makes spending lots of time…read moreperusing so easy! The prices are definitely reasonable and there's always something unique to find. I loved exploring this spot & really appreciated the lovely customer service!