First time here and it's a small shop but packed with goodies. The owner greeted my sister & I and…read morewas very friendly. The items were displayed very nicely with themed niches. Unfortunately I didn't find anything that I wanted to buy but it was nice to browse through the store. The items seemed fairly priced. They are having a sidewalk sale next weekend with other vendors that should be fun!

So many really unique items to discover. Fun place to spend time with a friend searching all of the…read moretreasures that are here. Prices that are aren't outrageous and a helpful friendly staff. I can't wait to go back to that cute place in Baldwinsville then next time I visit.

Set aside a good chunk of time to browse! Wide selection. Something for everyone. Was able to add…read moreto my collection at a good deal (value). Service was friendly. Took away one star because basement level was a bit dark and creepy. They need to pipe in fun music or something.

This is such a cute little antique store. It has two floors and tons of stuff. I recently started…read morecollecting glass purses and I was able to find two in perfect condition. They were decently priced and the workers were nice.

You can find some really neat things here, but you really have to look, lots of real vintage, but…read morealso lots of Hobby lobby,, some really unique items and lots of original art, which is cool, not many places like this in the area.

Definitely "home decor," not antiques. Very nice building (old church), friendly staff and lots of…read moreparking. The women at the desk had on masks as did all customers. There is a bathroom in the lower level of this old church. The hand soap dispenser was empty but there was a big bar of dial soap for everyone to share, ew! Lots of repainted furniture, pillows, signs with quotes & expressions, some knick-knacks and housewares on all of the floors. The upper level is really the balcony of the church and contains three small rooms of goods. Nothing caught our eye today, but we would stop back if in the area.

Antiques West is an incredible Syracuse gem that anyone who'd enjoy wandering through a deceptively…read morehuge maze of antique, vintage, and secondhand items would be crazy to overlook! It's a one-story warehouse-style building that's been sectioned and compartmented off into smaller areas where the wares of dozens (I think---it seemed that diverse, anyway) of individual vendors are arranged. The layout of the actual interior is deceptive in that you eventually reach a point toward the back of the main building where you realize that a series of doorways (and with abundant signage indicating what you'll find through each one) actually leads to several additional huge spaces beyond, each with even more items to browse. One of these "back room" areas contained multiple racks filled with vintage clothing (both women's and men's) that had clearly been carefully curated via the vendor's high standards of overall quality/vintage condition, and the diverse range of clothing types (costumey vs. casual/everyday vs. formal/dressy, etc.) was particularly impressive. My visit to AW happened accidentally and with only about an hour remaining until they closed for the day, so I know I didn't get to see all the rooms, let alone all the items, that were available at that time. Even so, I managed to find a wide selection of things to purchase (art prints, vintage collectible calendars, 5+ articles of clothing, two beautiful lamps, and more!) and was definitely able to confirm AW as a 100% worthwhile stop to include on any list of must-visit Syracuse antique/vintage shops. And what's more, every single staff member and vendor that I encountered while I was shopping went absolutely above and beyond in helping me find my way around, learn more about the back stories of certain items I expressed interest in, and trying on the clothing items I'd picked out prior to deciding whether to buy them. They seemed genuinely interested in getting to know me as a first-time shopper, and in turn I got to know several of them on a first-name basis even in the short amount of time I had to spend that afternoon. All in all I have nothing but positive things to say about the entire experience I had at my first Antiques West visit, and I can't wait to go back again soon!

This was our third antique stop of the day and I would need a morning devoted to exploring. The…read morebest way to describe is it has potential as a combo with antiques and garage sale type items. It's seems unorganized and cluttered in places, but with lots of interesting items to look at. I honestly need a few visits to any antiques place to determine if I would regularly return.

New owners just re-opened this business on July 14th though we had not visited previously. They…read moregreeted us warmly and let us wander undisturbed. The entire building (basement, garage, main floor and second floor) is full of very well organized items. There were spiderwebs and visible dust in some places but overall pretty clean. I wanted to wash my hands before I left but bathrooms are currently not available to customers due to COVID. All staff wore masks, hand sanitizer was available at the door, and all other customers that I saw had masks on as well. Each floor has at least two means of egress via stairs. There is an operational freight elevator but I'm not sure if they allow customers with mobility challenges to use it. I like that their sections of records and books had been sorted by genre - that makes looking for a specific title much easier. We found the prices a little high though we didn't find anything to purchase and negotiate. Lots to see, some beautiful wood furniture, and we would definitely stop back.

I just visited the new wedsport location! What a NICE shop!! There was so many beautiful things to…read moresee! And the prices are more than fair!! The building is really pretty too...check this shop out it won't dissapoint!!

You'll love this summer market at the Everson Museum of Art. Plenty to choose from and some real…read moregood deals. The vendors are very friendly and helpful. There are also artists selling their creations .Themarket also allows non profits a free space. It's always the second Sunday of the month May through October.

Love this market! Fine art, antiques/vintage wares mixed with handmade jewelry, pottery,…read morerepurposed items, and so much more! The second Sunday of each month May to October, this festival is held in the courtyard area next to the fabulous Everson Museum of Art in Downtown Syracuse, NY. Each year this event gets better!

Not to be confused with Amoury Square, which is full of love, rather than old buildings…read more This is surprisingly but unequivocally one of the most beautiful town squares in the country (not in winter). Syracuse downtown is extremely underrated (not in winter) and it's absolutely gorgeous (not in winter), and if you should ever have the chance to wander around here (not in winter) and check out the incredible beauty of this city (not in winter), this is probably where you should start (but not in winter). (Not in winter)

Bars, Restaurants, Museum, a Shot Clock, yes Armory Square has it all, heck I even met my soon to…read morebe wife there. The establishments range from low brow to high class with college kid meat markets like Daisy Dukes to some pretty serious eats like Pascale's and Lemon Grass. Late night the close the street to traffic so you can make the stumble to your next bar. A number of the food places are open late (I would seriously suggest Nick's Tomato Pie) and in the summer, the Night's in Syracuse are perfect for out door drinking. If you want a good beer, Blue Tusk is your place. A ton of beer on tap plus outdoor seating. Awful Al's is a cigar bar and one of the few places in Upstate New York that allows indoor smoking. Empire Brewery brews their own and generally has some pretty good music. Syracuse Suds Factory also brews their own, though not quite as good as Empire, however the large space and lack of crowds tends to make this my default starting spot for a night out.

I do not want to give this store the one star but zero was not an option…read more Whoever prices the clothing needs to think about where this store is located. Over 50% of the children's clothes that I looked at had the price portion of the tag ripped off and was marked up. $5 for a toddler size t-shirt, just because it's a specific brand, new would cost $7-8. I found a dress shirt for $4.99 and the cashier said it was a mistake should have been priced $12.99. Really? For a used shirt? Local sports team shirts all priced around $8, when they are $10 new at Walmart. Too much time on your hands to be digging through and repricing every single item. Ridiculous. Nothing "thrifty" about this store. It's a wannabe boutique.

Friendly staff and a great store to find fun and interesting things…read more Definitely going back soon!