Excellent merchandise and excellent customer service with a smile always. Barb is a treasure.read more

I have been visiting this shop for almost two years and I love it more each time I stop by. You…read morecan't go wrong visiting historic Front Royal, and this little shop is packed with treasures big and small. The location is near the train depot and easy parking. Make sure you have plenty of time to peruse, because you won't come close to seeing it all on first glance. Make sure to spend some time chatting with the owner, Barb, because she is priceless. Oh, I almost forgot to mention that the prices for vintage furniture are fantastic!

The most amazing place if your looking for furniture pieces to refinish. Absolutely loved it could…read moreget lost in there. Some items were a bit overpriced but expected.

This store is a must for anyone visiting the area. They have a wide selection of antique mantles,…read morestained glass, barn doors and the like. Coming from NYC the prices seemed incredibly reasonable to me. The owner has even compiled a book of ideas for repurposing salvaged pieces like window frames or shutters into functional decorative pieces. There's also a huge variety of smaller items like locks and skeleton keys or glass door knobs that are lovely to use or just display. The store is definitely full of many treasures and worth a serious browse on your next visit to front royal.

Holy Smokes! This antique and collectibles LOOKS small, but it goes on and on! Every time I thought…read morewe were through it, there was another building attached with more stalls!! When I finally paid for my items, which included sandwiches, water and medicine that my body required, I found that I had been reported missing 18 months earlier!!! David Paulides even featured me in one of his "Missing 411" books. Do you know how I know? One of the dealers was selling that book and I saw that I was featured as last seen entering Strasburg Emporium!! My wife had remarried, my daughter had children of her own and it took a day and a half to shave my beard off! So bring breadcrumbs, maybe tackle a building one day at a time. Lots of COOL stuff though from 1st Edition book from the 1930s to brand new Hit Wheels, to White House Christmas ornaments and even antique glassware! The booth with the cans if sterno and pots & pans came in handy too! Amazing adventure and I left quite a bit poorer.

Huge! Very big selection but I felt sick and had a headache within a few minutes of walking in due…read moreto the mold smell. Prices are also high.

Hip & Humble is such a gem in Berryville! The shop is beautifully curated with antiques,…read morearchitectural salvage, and unique home pieces you won't find anywhere else. Every corner feels inspiring and it's definitely worth the trip if you love design, vintage, or just discovering something special.

Very eclectic and very inviting. In addition to inventory,…read morewell preserved historic building.

Great treasure trove of everything wonderful! Love to roam the nooks and crannies in search of that…read moreone item that will inspire or complete one of my assemblage or collage pieces. Items are affordable even on this Artist's budget. Additionally, the staff are very personable and helpful. Best of all, my 4-legged baby is always welcomed. If you find yourself in Warrenton, Virginia, definitely drop into this den of delights!

Big and lots to see, clean, and good variety of items. Good range of prices too - found some deals…read moreI was happy with.

We love mapping out antique shops and flea markets on our travels. We found this one and decided to…read morestop in. It was a large building with a few vendors outside. When we went inside, there was a lot to see. There are booths where different vendors sell their treasures. We didn't really see much that we were interested in unfortunately. That's pretty unusual for us. The staff also wasn't particularly friendly. No one said anything to us when we walked in and the desk is at the door. That's also unusual. I felt a little underwhelmed but hopefully a visit in will be more promising for someone else.

Great place for gift buying. Loads of handmade quilts, fabulous toy shop, great little cafe with…read morebreakfast sandwiches and nice kitchen shop

This is one of the nicest antique shops in Frederick County. Their selection is pretty wide, so…read morethere should be something for everyone. Compared to the other antique shops in the area, Main Street Classics has the best prices I've seen. The value is definitely there. I was looking for vintage vinyl in good condition and wasn't disappointed. They have a nice selection of antique furniture, decorations, and many other items. I'm also a numismatist and wish they had a larger selection of coins and precious metals, but that is a nitpick. I understand that their vendors may rotate periodically. My party was greeted warmly by the ladies at the front. They were helpful and made the checkout process quick and easy.

Pretty nice place! Based on other reviewers, I almost didn't go but am glad I did…read more For context - I'm sort of picky when it comes to antiques. I tend to stick to the Victorian era and prefer the unusual. The photos of candles and 80s stuff don't do it justice. There are plenty of cabinet cards and tin types, large charcoal portraits and pictures in the $20-30 range. Cabinet cards were 6 for $10! I saw a few older dolls at only $50 each. Ended up with a fairly uncommon embalming fluid bottle of all things. There's a booth at the top of the stairs with the lowest prices I've seen in a while for true antiques. It was nicely curated and balanced. My only complaint - and I don't know if this is an issue in the area or what, was the intense security. I really don't like buying when I feel like the shop assumes I'm going to steal. I usually go through stores twice and found what I wanted at second glance. When we checked out a comment was made that they knew we had already seen everything and it made me feel like I was being watched and I felt like the man was looking to see what was in my hands. But who knows, maybe they had a theft issue. Overall a nice shop.

Blue Ridge Hospice Thrift Store is the most organized and neatest thrift shop I have ever seen…read more It's like Bloomingdales inside. The displays are artistically arranged and they have everything. The prices are high but they have a rotating reduction of those prices by price tag color code. Prices drop 25% then 50% until final drop of 75%. So it you're local or lucky, you can get some good deals. And all the proceeds go to a good cause. They carry everything. Books, dishes, furniture, clothing, etc. there is not a lot of staff. I just saw a check out clerk who was fairly busy. I didn't find what I was looking for, but did find some tempting treasures.

Not just because it's for a good cause, but because they provide a clean shopping experience with…read moreever-changing inventory. It's a lot of fun discovering in this store. Well staffed and organized. This is a five star thrift shop with a kind heart purpose. For families on budgets but lots of kids to clothe , this is the place.

I stand By my Precios…read morereview. But I love that they are open on Monday!! Love the promenade in Winchester! Cool shops and restaurants!

Blue Peacock is a nice place to look at vintage goods and historical items, but not a great place…read moreto buy. Their prices are significantly higher than those of any antique shop I've been to in the area. I'm a numismatist and while their currency selection is robust, the prices are a lot more than I'd pay. I understand that rent is due and that they have many rare items, but better value could be found elsewhere.

Right next to the distillery, you'll find this huge hidden antique shop full of treasures. The shop…read morelooks like a converted barn of sorts and has aisles and aisles of furniture, dishes, baskets, brassware, lighting fixtures, paintings, sculptures, books, glassware, and tons more! It was fun searching through all the different vintage pieces! I found some brass medallions for a great price and the shop attendant was kind enough to haggle a bit. I also found some tea things! I'll be back next time I visit this small town of Sperryville!

Holy Toledo! Everything is priced like a high end antique store, but it's really just used…read morefurniture and Goodwill hand me downs. We left after two minutes.