I for one find the mall itself to be extremely junky for the most part, but I've found good stuff there from time to time. (I just bought some Tiffin "Madeira" pattern stems there for my own dining room, and was tickled to nab 'em for less than five bucks apiece.) But back to the actual reason I first wrote this review: I wrote this review more in response to the two negative reviews about kids and less about the mall itself. There. I said it. Were I a mall owner, I would likely not allow children in my shop at ALL. Our society has, woefully, become accustomed to the idea that parents can and should tote their progeny along with them anywhere they go and fear absolutely no repercussions should said progeny misbehave. HERE'S THE WHOLE MEGILLAH, FOLKS: A mall owner must watch after the fiduciary interests of his or her tenants. It's a duty; it's not an option. (In other words, people rent space in these places, and expect the owners to give them service in return for rents paid.) LIke it or not, it's the owner's job to make certain that everything's running smoothly in these places at all times, and it's also his or her job to ascertain that liabilities (both to the customer AND the vendors/tenants) are kept as low as possible at all times. Not one of us reading this page -- save those who were really there -- will ever know exactly what happened that evening. It's true. That said, I'm choosing to side with the owner given how I see most children today being allowed to run the "whole big shew." Notice, too, how a Google Maps review from well over a year ago (same time as the disgruntled parties here on Yelp) told a very different version of events . . . apparently, per this more honest review, the child DID break something. Here's the (verbatim) text of the Google Maps review in question: "My wife, her sister, and all our kids went into this store to possibly purchase a few things. My daughter picked up a perfume bottle that was precariously balanced on a shelf, and she put it back. The bottle didn't balance, however, and it broke. They insisted that they pay for it, and charged them half. First of all, yes: my daughter should not touch things in a store of such a sort that will possibly break, although she's a smart kid that is not haphazardly running around stores picking everything up. Second: there is no law stating that 'you break it, you buy it' is enforceable ANYWHERE in the country. I've run businesses with fragile merchandise, and there's nothing you can do but ask the people to be careful or, if you are rude and want to forever get rid of a customer, ask them to leave." I've seen the awful reviews that the disgruntled kvetchers left here atop Mt. Yelp, kids, and they do NOT tell the whole story. On the contrary, this entire horrid family seems intent upon hurting a business that did nothing but try to protect one of its tenant's best interests. Furthermore, it's apparent to me that at least some folks in this clan are so dishonorable (the letter of the law aside) that they don't think parents should be responsible for what their children destroy. Just because you CAN avoid using a condom and producing ill behaved little crotchfruit from your, eh, conjugal union doesn't mean that you should. On the contrary, condoms are cheap. I suggest that the wretched reviewers who were bitching here to beat the band go buy rubbers in bulk and thus help prevent future breakage issues. Barring that, they should consider the (GASP!) very real concept of grown adults being responsible for the rug rats they haul around wherever the adults go. (NOTE: Not always such a good idea, that.) And, finally, hell, the mall owner only charged these terrible people HALF of what the little perfume bottle cost! (Now that's pretty darned gracious, I contend.) Once again, it's apparent to me that (again) we weren't told the full story here on Yelp. Funny how that works. Shameful. Just absolutely shameful. #PlannedParenthoodWorks #YourBratYourBreakageYourResponsibility read more

Nice antique store with a lot of selection and decent prices ! Was browsing while waiting for my pizza so I didn't have much time to browse, but I will definitely be returning to make some purchases! read more

Got off early, decided to drop in and look at all the booths. They are closed Tuesday and Wednesday. I will be back. read more

Apple Tree Antique Gallery - Hours of operation - Antiques Near Me - Bethany, Oklahoma

Fantastic little place, warm personalized attention from the employees. Well lit, everything you can think of and places and a very busy street. Easy pricing and multi-decade volume of items. read more

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The old lady with the short hair was hecka mean questioned us about our age and was following us around like we were some kind of shoplifters i would never go back here again read more

this place is horrible prices are crazy and worst customer service DOO NOTT SHOW UP !!!!

I love this place! Something for everyone for sure! Great selection of inexpensive jewelry was a added bonus. I recommend grabbing a cart and spending the afternoon picking up treasures read more

Decent size store with plenty of genres. There was a good selection of furniture but there was also a good selection of "junktiques" so take that ad you will. The staff was very nice! read more

If you want to know about the mall itself- it is wonderful. The booths are plentiful, constantly being updated or changing, and you could honestly spend a good hour (2 for me) looking at all the items Apple Tree has to purchase. I never leave there empty handed. I respect the owners, however I haven't taken my baby into there, and I most likely never will. There is an etiquette for places like this and I would hate to compromise my shopping experience and the relationship with the owners by bringing my child along and possibly risking an accident. I can take her to Walmart or a garage sale later where the risk value is nonexistent. Check this place out, it's the best in Bethany. read more

My sister and her family were loyal patrons of this store, but today the owner was EXTREMELY rude to them. Her children are very well behaved and they were shopping WITH their mom listening to ALL of her instructions and not touching anything. The owner came to hover behind them, barking orders to the kids and reprimanding them right in front of their mom when they weren't doing anything. Honestly, she was treating them like they were shoplifters or like they were going to destroy things or something. Horrible! Definitely terrible customer service, and she does NOT deserve their repeat business. Needless to say they will never spend another red cent in that store. You would think that the owner would recognize repeat customers and treat them well! Instead she alienated them. Not cool! read more

We recently visited the store. It is fabulous--found things that I was looking for. My husband had a good time browsing. The store is clean; the management friendly and helpful. We will be back (we live in El Paso, TX). read more

The owner is extremely rude! We put what we found down and walked out after she yelled at our 11 year old son "get with your parents". He was with us and being very well behaved. read more