This place was awesome. It is a mix between an antique shop, thrift store and flea market. The…read morestore was brightly lite and lots of items to interest everyone from new to old. I thought the prices were great as well.

This place was a phenomenal antique mall that I absolutely enjoyed going to. This place features a…read moremix of modern antiques and a great deal of pretty old vintage stuff. For me it has a lot of the 90 stuff that I've been looking for an even some collectibles that a lot of antique stores don't even have. Plenty of aisles and boosts to go through! I nearly spent a couple of hours here with my wife and the prices here are absolutely worth what you're looking for. If you're a Jeep owner you're going to love this place because they have all the rubber duckies that you can possibly imagine!

Very cool place. I remember going bowling here, so it was fun to visit it repurposed as an AMAZING…read moreantique mall/variety store/thrift store, etc. We found so many treasures. We were there for the Christmas open house event and my son won several prizes. He loved it there too! At first it appears a little intimidating and cluttered, but once you get lost in all the cool merchandise, there is no turning back. Very nice employees and some great deals. Can't wait to come again.

Very large antique store where you can weave your way through the aisles and make discoveries. I…read morefound several unique items. My only warning is to be careful what you buy and inspect the items. I saw many items that were broken and glued back together that I personally would not sell. It can also be cold in the building so dress warm if the weather is cold outside.

Really great little antique shop just around the corner from home. Dangerously close, even! The…read moreselection is well displayed and not overwhelmingly cluttered, making for a more relaxing visit. The shopkeepers are super friendly and include a black cat that is so chill and hangs around the shop unbothered while you hunt for finds. There is a good box-full of postcards, which is my primary target in antique stores, along with stationery in general - that includes some old fountain pens. Posters, advertisements, viewfinder cards. There's a lot of furniture set-up throughout. Old books and toys. A Rock-Ola Cafe jukebox. One of the shopkeepers has a keen interest in plants and builds his own terrariums which are also on display throughout the store. From outside, I won't lie, the place looks a tad unapproachable. But rest assured, once inside you will be pleasantly surprised. Prices seem a bit on the high side, although for the postcards they were just to my liking. At least one owner seemed willing to haggle a bit and offer bulk deals. He mentioned future plans for having a stall style set-up with vendor booths in the back part of the building. Unlike what "Yelpers report", this place is very much still open.

We came here looking for a computer monitor. They had five to choose from but none of them were…read moreexactly right for my needs. The man who helped david (I am on crutches and was shopping via FaceTime) was awesome. He knew the inventory and wanted to help. I can't wait to come back when I can walk. Update: I walked in and bought a 32 inch monitor. In budget and perfect. Happy happy

It's jam packed but not organized so plan to spend some time. There were some really cool…read moreantiquities that were priced right but I just didn't have the room. I liked that I was able to just walk around but their online stock isn't updated. If you're looking for some older furniture it's a good place to stop.

This store is awesome! Lori takes something old and gives it…read morenew life! What a fun place to shop. I love the many refurbished items she has and how creative she is! Store has new address: 1120 W. Maple St. Hartville

Seems like a nice place to shop, but had to leave after just a few minutes because of the scents…read morebeing used in the store. Not sure if it was candles, or some other product, but it was very strong. I think it was a cinnamon scent, but both my husband and I noticed it immediately on entry, and within a minute or two, my throat was scratchy and felt tight. Someone with breathing issues or asthma would have a serious problem here. We had to leave. It's too bad, there seemed to be nice items to look at, and we like supporting locally owned businesses.

From home decor to power tools and flower seeds, they have it all! This antique store is huge with…read moremultiple rooms on multiple levels. The ladies working the Sunday we stopped in were friendly and chatty. Both the main level and the lower basement level were easy to navigate and had rows and aisles full of merchandise from multiple vendors. There was even a 'western' section with some saddles, boots, and other horse supplies. We left with a counter top ice maker and a saw zaw for $30 and felt like it was a great deal. My dad bought a few things too. We paid cash and I'm not sure if there's a little bit of a discount for that, but we definitely paid less than the price on the stickers. Parking is a little small. We parked across the road and walked over.

This shop is way bigger than you think & you, it is easy to become aw struck at the variety of…read moremassive furniture this antique store has to offer. Huge amours, cabinets, couches... a few small accessories here & there but mainly very large pieces! They also offer custom window treatments, slipcovers, pillows & cushions & upholstery as well. There is also a basement with a catacomb of rooms yet most of the furniture stored there was in the process of being repaired or was very badly damaged & being used for parts; maybe? The prices were fair , the variety a smidgen sparse but the overall experience was pleasant. In the front window was this warm yellow hand carved couch that would make anyone drool...Dena did such a great job upholstering it that you'd believe it was the original cover, truly beautiful work!

Looks small but goes off in many different directions. Has lot of things packed in. The manager has…read morehad booths in the store for 35 years and they are willing to deal.

Not a fan of this place. Allowed myself a second visit just to be sure that my first experience…read morewasn't a fluke. Sadly, it wasn't. It's less an antique mall, and more of a gathering space for the elderly vendors and employees to converse very loudly (likely hard of hearing) about who died recently, whose children no longer visit or speak to them, and who looks older than their age due to their drinking problem. Unbearably hot on my first visit. Uncomfortably warm on my second. On both occasions, vendors/employees made it virtually impossible to browse quietly and leisurely. Do not visit if you are easily susceptible to headaches, as you will absolutely leave with one. The place is cramped. You're always either in someone's way, or finding someone in yours. Some booths are difficult enough to even step into, much less turn around, or to set anything down to make use of your hands. Much of the inventory is drastically overpriced, non-negotiable, and obviously unsold for some time. There's no shortage of antique stores around the Canton area, with friendlier staff and friendlier prices. Save yourself the trip, and skip this one.