Fantastic offerings for serious collectors. Tools, farm…read moreimplements, furniture and paintings.

Quality antique store, beautiful golden oak furniture, antique general store cabinets, antique…read moredolls, some lighting

I loved this little gem of a place. Anytime I came to Innsbrook I made a special visit... today, it…read morewas gone!!! So sad. Wish I would have known and grabbed all the wonderful treasures!

Very nice place to stop. Lots of unique antiques to browse through. Worth the stop off the…read moreinterstate..

Here and especially elsewhere on the Internet, you may read some weird reviews about Artichoke…read moreAnnie's. As we have made five trips out in the last week and a half, purchased an antique bedroom set there using the store's staff as intermediaries, and been in and out of the store four times in one day loading up and carrying out our purchase, let me address a few issues: *STAFF: exceedingly helpful, witty, informative, and generous enough to help us get a 20%+ discount. Oh yeah, I forgot: NICE! *NO TRASH RECEPTACLES POLICY: Artichoke Annie's is exceptionally clean and well-organized, and I suspect they like to keep it that way. Considering they are located right off one of the most-traveled interstates in America, they would ordinarily be a perfect target for road-tripping antiquers and casual visitors to unload their vehicle trash. EXCEPT that they don't have receptacles, forcing such individuals to dispose of their trash at more appropriate stops (or maybe think twice about accumulating so much!). *NO PURSES POLICY: Artichoke Annie's is a vast store, with many items that could easily be ushered into a purse. Would that we were all unimpeachably honest, but, alas, we are not. Yes, they have cameras, too, but I've never known that to keep folks from stuffing items quickly into their bags. Suggesting you leave your purses in their FREE LOCKERS is just a way to reduce temptation and the likelihood of an awkward, possibly unpleasant incident. *OVERPRICED: I can only speak for the records I perused there (very reasonably priced) and the six-piece Heywood-Wakefield "mid-modern" bedroom set we bought (a steal, we thought), but their prices seem reasonable to me, and I trust the prices a little more since it does not seem like they take junk to begin with. *CUSTOMERS' VEHICLES PHOTOSHOPPED INTO BUSINESS' PICTURE: This may have been a joke, but so were several visitors' SERIOUS comments. Today we made four trips out there in four hours: very busy from beginning to end, including two shoppers who were out there the whole time. Trust the good-to-great reviews here, friends. It's very, very possible the disgruntled reviewers might have had their knickers twisted too tightly to begin with.

One of their vendors lost a sale because of a silky store policy. I restore and resale tools as a…read morebusiness so I always buy tax exempt. Most stores want your tax id number, which I had. Legally they need a form 149, which I also had. They wanted a copy of the actual Missouri tax license which is not required and frankly none of their business. I also noticed that there were a lot of empty booths that weren't empty a few weeks prior, guess their vendors don't like their policies either... To the guy selling a Stanley Bailey 5 1/2, if you want to sell it without the mall making up laws to block your sale, hit me up.

Okay, so the two old people at the front desk aren't overly friendly but their professional and…read morehelpful. There are shopping baskets to your left as you enter to help you carry your treasures. Clean restrooms in the back, plenty of parking in front, it's a great place to burn a couple of hours.

This is just a great antique store. They have lots of real antiques at decent prices. The staff is…read morevery friendly and all the booths were organized just splendidly. We plan on stopping by here every time that we are in the area and you should to.

Thank you Aloma's Antiques! Scored the most amazing set of…read moretwo retro lounge chairs at one of your estate sales. So much great stuff all with fantastic prices!

I used Aloma's Antiques after my mom pasted for an estate sale. She really knows what she is doing…read moreand made the process so easy for me. I would not hesitate to use her service again. She is thoughtful, knowledgable and fair priced. Thank you so much Aloma.

So much fun! Situated in old school building, each classroom transformed to a resale shop…read more Think: dozens of independent thrift stores under one roof. Variety makes the place fun, and you can find everything from old tools to homemade crafts to kitchen gadgets, clothes, and toys. Go... visit. People are friendly and prices are very affordable.

My wife dragged me here and I didn't want to leave. Wow!! It's an old elementary school and about…read more65% full according to the manager.

The selection here is decent for antiques, but most vintage pieces in this place. The booths were…read morelaid out well and the prices were decent. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable along with being helpful. We will stop by again when in town.

Love shopping here! I find the cutest items and collectibles. Love buying fresh local honey here…read moretoo.

Love Love Love this store! Quincy has no shortage of antique and rummage type stores but this one…read moreis by far my favorite. They always have a great mixture of stuff and it changes all the time. Prices are great and the staff is extra helpful and friendly.