Great little antique store on a side street across from the hardware store…read more Owner is super nice, has a great selection of tools and super old items. My favorite finds were a Coca Cola advertising mold for $65, old marbles for $10 a bag, and a petite chandelier-ornate and in great condition- for $150. Also saw some very cool old clay marbles and a super old bullet press. Will definitely return.

I did not expect to find such an excellent holistic shop with a wonderful shopkeeper…read more Knowledgeable and kind. I will stop there every time I am in Berkley Spring. I picked up a few pieces for my meditation practice.

This is a little off the main drag but so worth the visit. The store is packed full of all kinds of…read moretreasures at reasonable prices. The staff is friendly and helpful without being overbearing. They give you your space while you shop and are always happy to answer questions. The last time I went in the fall they had free hot tea waiting for you just inside the door. I always end up finding something to take home, and can circle the store 3 or 4 times and still find something that I had previously overlooked. I've popped in and out of this store for years, and it never disappoints. It's Berkeley Springs, so you are dealing with older buildings that are often large converted Victorian homes. They creak, they lean and they make for small stores packed floor to ceiling with goods. If that's not your thing; do yourself a favor and stop looking at things to do in Berkeley Springs. This is a store full of Himalayan wares. You know how the pizza place smells like pizza, the indo - spice mart smells like curry, the Mexican joint smells like Mexican food, and the head shop smells like incense? Well this store has its own aroma that your schnoz isn't used to suckin' down its breathin' hole. So if you're THAT person; you know the one who gags walking by a Yankee Candle and performs covert ninja operations to pass thru the perfume section of a department store undetected; then this is not the store for you. It's not overwhelming, and it's certainly not bad, it's simply different, and not everyone likes different. Parking is limited since this is on a side street, but hey this is in a walkin' town anyway. It's such a fun little store to explore with a pretty cool staff. If you dig the other specialty shops in Berkeley Springs, you'll definitely dig this place.

great selection. easy to work with; lots of deals. just bought a working 1920 Victrola.we'll be…read moreback!

Youngblood's is has several large rooms of stuff--antique kitchen items and furniture, Amish made…read moreporch swings, and newly built furniture. We have purchased several items of furniture from Youngblood's, and the quality has been great. It's fairly expensive, but we have never regretted any purchase.

Don't put something on HOLD here, begin your 90 minute drive to purchase it, and expect them to…read morehonor the HOLD. We left home a few minutes after calling them and happily accepting their offered hold on the item. About half way there they called to say that they sold it anyway. The RIGHT thing to do would have been to call us to confirm that we were on our way and definitely wanted to purchase the item. Instead, they sold it out from under us THEN called to tell us not to bother coming. A very poor business model. we will never shop there again.

Easy to get to off of Rt 70. It has a wide variety of vintage and antique items. Friendly, helpful…read morestaff. There's another Antique Market right next door.

Was a great antique store, had lots of cools stuff . Shame it's not around anymore. I always tried…read moreto stop when in town. Sure will be missed

A great little antique shop I stumbled upon while purchasing something in West Virginia. I'd…read moreactually never been to WV and this is one of the businesses on the min street in and out of town. I'm a sucker for antiques but I didn't have a lot of time. I watch American pickers and I knew exactly what to look for while browsing. The gentleman that runs the establishment knows his product and you can haggle to get the price where you want it when your are serious about making a purchase.

This wasn't our first time to Buddy Lou's. We love the relaxed and old time atmosphere, but what we…read morelove best is the food made for us and our dog. Emory adores the Pup Plate (any meat), and I keep getting the urge for the Barbeque Chicken Salad. My husband's favorite is the fried bologna sandwich. It's great going to a place that's different from other restaurants. The amazing Hannah was our sweet server tonight and Emry the chef made a point to meet or dog Emory. Such a sweet, relaxing evening! Thanks, Buddy Lou's!!!

This little local pub style establishment has loads of atmosphere and the whole staff is great. You…read moreget treated more like a friend than a customer. The food is a little pricier than what I'd expected of a place like this but well worth the money. I had the crab fries and pork belly BLT. Both were amazing. If I didn't live 120 miles away, I'd make this a regular hangout.

The owner was very nice and friendly. He was taking inventory and not ready for customers. We…read morecalled ahead because it looked closed. He was up the street and come over and opened up for us. Had fun talking and going through his "Random Stuff" that he collects from buying abandoned storage lockers. A good time. Recommend calling ahead.

This shop was a blast to visit, I stopped in out of sheer curiosity and I definitely wasn't…read moredisappointed and it really lives up to it's name. I had a nice conversation with the stores owner about some of the things in his shop and he gave some backstory on things as I would ask. Carl (the owner) is a really awesome dude. Give this man your business, chances are he will have something that catches your fancy.

This is a truly GREAT antique shop. I was overwhelmed by the amount of amazing stuff and reasonable…read moreprices. They are also very friendly. :)

Very very cool antique mall in an old rehabbed building, lots of military and automotive vintage…read moreitems

I am a vintage electronics collector, and hoke E geez is a good place to find some. They had a…read morevintage toaster or some vintage clocks and lots of other things. If you need some smoke alarms, most of the time they will have some. And have a bunch different hardware, even the whole carpet shelf. And I vintage Polaroid for 40 bucks. and the person the cash was really nice too. I really like how they are using an old building for the original purpose. Hoke E geez is my favorite thrift store I've ever gone to.

On our way out west we stopped in Bedford to break up our ride. I love thrift stores and flea…read moremarkets so incorporated a stop here while in town. It did not disappoint. Advertised as an indoor flea market it was so much more! It was like a craft fair, hardware store, appliance and carpet store, grocery store, pallet buyout, Co op antique store all rolled into one. Prices were reasonable but retail. Not flea market prices that leave room for us resellers, but there were some interesting things. My friend was able to find a vintage clarinet and I was able to get glue and a candy bar, so it was one stop shopping. The store is very large with ample parking for trucks and rvs and located right off a major highway. While I wish the prices were a little more reseller friendly, I would stop again to browse their interesting mix of inventory.