This is a great antique mall except for the layout. There are a lot of hidden alleys and corners…read morewith booths tucked away where you can't find them unless you look, and the place is huge! There's a massive variety here with prices that are kind of high but not totally unreasonable. It's fun to look around but we didn't end up buying anything this time.

Bought some items advertised as uranium. Hot home found out they aren't uranium. Asked if I could…read moreexchange fir something that is uranium. Was told no. Didn't want money back just exchange. Will not be back .

This is one of my favorite stores of its type. I always see (and sometimes buy) the most…read moreinteresting things here. They have one section in particular with mid-century modern stuff that is clearly chosen by someone with an eye for what people currently "go for" and while it's priced accordingly, the prices still are not crazy by any means. I got a really cool Colgate toothpaste ad from the early 1900's for around ten bucks here and it had become a conversation piece. When in Pittsburg, I always stop in!

I used to really dislike this store, about a decade ago when it was relatively new to the mall. In…read morefact I even worked there for a very very short time in 2005, when it was dirty and cluttered and they still sold hermit crabs out of glass tanks. The guy running it back then was completely scary. Things have changed a lot and all seemingly for the better. It's a very different store, still offbeat but a lot more like you expect from a mall store and less like a poorly run head shop. For me that's a positive. I know not everyone agrees. The staff has been extremely helpful and friendly on all of my visits in the past several years, and I've found some very fun & unique accessories and even a couple of home decor items, although my tastes don't run much to bohemian styles they do have quite a range. It is a fun place for gift shopping and they have some excellent sales from time to time, making for far better bargains than at slightly similar novelty shops in the mall.

This is a pureblooded antique store. It is JUST antiques. No secondhand anything. No clothes, no…read moreboard games unless they're 40+ years old. I didn't see a single dvd or vhs in any of their booths. Not even anything from the NES era. If you're looking for electronic collectibles like me this place is a hard pass. If you're looking for knick knacks from the 1960s they have that in spades.

Wonderful selection of merchandise. Very clean and the employees are great. They are very…read moreattentive.

This is neat miniature antique mall tucked behind Dollar General on 32nd Street. I didn't realize…read moreit was here for years and stopped in recently. While it was very fun to browse and the woman at the counter was nice and talkative, I don't think the booths are organized or clean enough for the prices a lot of them are charging. I saw a package of Coca-Cola stickers for $9.99! One package! That's just too much. There are definitely some good deals but you REALLY have to be willing to hunt. Some of the booths literally just have crap piled on the floor. And watch out! If you break it, you buy it! Even if it was teetering atop a pile of dusty baskets and baby dolls! I do think it's worth it to stop in just for the sheer enjoyment of looking inside. Just be warned that you're unlikely to be able to look at everything safely. I do want to mention - I LOVE that they have shopping baskets! Every antique mall should provide these and so few do!

Been a vendor there for 10 years , Owners Bonnie & Mike…read moreKelly are great !!! Very well organized booths and a nice variety of products available for sale

4 out of 5 stars! The women at the front were pleasant when actually chatting with them, but not…read moreoverly helpful otherwise. There's a fairly wide selection of items in here, about what you'd expect for an antique mall of this size. While other antique malls in the area have a larger selection, this one was still fun to browse through. It wasn't overly cluttered, though there wasn't much that I felt like I REALLY needed to take home with me. Not junk necessarily, but nothing that would improve my home or my life majorly. I also found that a lot of the booths were a bit overpriced? This seems to be a problem in the Joplin area specifically, as antique malls in other nearby cities (Springfield, Kansas City, Branson, etc) all seem to have lower prices on average than what you can find in JOMO. Still, there are some hidden treasures if you're willing to look! - I particularly enjoyed the booth close to the front with all the Pokemon cards. They'll make great stocking stuffers when the holidays come around :) - The booth on the left side with handmade ceramics was also awesome! Very reasonably priced and unique, interesting work. These would also make great Christmas gifts! Definitely worth checking out and we'll probably be back, but watch what you're spending! It can get up there pretty fast!

The selection is good on long guns but they are often higher than other gun shops. The ammo is…read morealways lean and overpriced. I come in a few times a year hoping to make a purchase but even if they have what I want at a price I feel is fair they often lose the sale because the staff is kind of rude unless you're a local buddy and often treat you like you're interrupting their coffee break. It is common to see them sitting around, half working while carrying on long personal conversations with their friends who seem to hang out in the store. Ask for assistance and they will do the bare minimum to help you out. Of the dozen times I have come in I have always struggled to get anyone to assist me and when I ask they treat me with contempt, giving one-syllable answers and acting like they can't wait for me to leave. So I did leave and made a purchase somewhere else. I was in the store for 40 minutes this last time and no one approached me or asked if I needed anything. Some people like that and I was ok with the inattention too. It should have been clear I was comparing a couple of rifles and I kept looking around for help to make a sale but no one bothered to approach me. They should have been in tune enough to see I was looking at details enough that I had a real interest. When I went to the counter (once again I had to stand there awhile as the guy working was chatting up some guy who had been standing there talking since I came in and not about guns). Once I got a chance to ask for some service it was clear I was an interloper and not really welcome. I had a few questions to focus on my intended purchase but could not get complete sentences out of the guy who one minute early could not stop talking with his buddy. I don't know if this was Steve or if there is a Steve but this place could really use some customer service training. I ended up leaving, driving down Main St, to another gun shop, and making a purchase from them. They did bother to answer my questions, demonstrated the features of the product, and then up-sold me on a better rifle that costs more than I had intended to spend because they took the time to explain the features and benefits of the better option. Once again Steve lost another sale to me and any follow-up sales as I start accessorizing this rifle. As others have said in their reviews, the store has a great selection and lots of hard-to-find add-ons. But poor customer service.

Amazing selection of firearms... Staff is intelligent and…read morehelpful but a lot of times they can be overwhelmed with customers... a But they're all pretty good country folks... The owner Steve is just about as nice a guy as you'll ever find and flat no's his stuff...

Yikes. Have to agree with the other two reviews for this place. 90% of what is sold here is junk…read more And it's pretty gross. But, there are two hidden gems here. If you're interested in rocks and gems, there is a stall in the back with a sign that says: "rocks and minerals". The man who owns it used to own a rock or a jewelry store back in the day and as a result has a lot of good stock. (He also sells coins, for those who collect those.)He was helpful and a pleasure to shop with and I look forward to visiting his stall again. Another stall, not too far from his sells vintage photographs. He had a interesting collection but unfortunately did not buy anything since my partner, who was showing me around the area planned to take me to their favorite spot for vintage photos. The reason I am giving this place two stars is not because of those two vendors. What they're doing is legit. I am giving this place two stars on the account of the other stalls carrying junk and that the environment could do some touch up. But then again it's a flea market so maybe that's asking too much. Tip: I would advise taking cash with you and not running your card.

They really have done a lot of work making the place look good. But it still has that flea market…read moreodor that gets in your clothes.