Great variety of nice home decor. Lighting, chairs, cool cabinetry. Helpful, knowledgeable service.read more

The most amazing gallery collection of fine art, furniture, pottery, glass, and decor items- my 'go…read moreto' place to select quality pieces - whether midCentury, deco, industrial or fine European , for both my home, and for unique gifts. Prices are fair, and the friendly and knowledgeable staff take great care and pride in their showroom. I feel like I have a world class gem of a studio right I my own backyard!

They don't accept Amex and charge a 3% for the use of credit cards here…read more Bought a Hummel boy violinist for $45 or so. I was going to get the girl with the daisy, but there was a small chip on one of the flower petal, it was $75 or so, took a pass. Wanted some signs off the wall, not most are not for sale. It's very different to explore vintage shops when you have something you are looking for, helps to keep you focused for sure.

Fun shop that is actually larger than it appears. We were greeted with a warm welcome which always…read moresets the mood for fun. They have a little of everything mostly smalls. I did find some albums, mostly asking top prices. A great place to get lost for an hour or so.

Yeah, this is my favorite. Such a unique collection of stuff…read more Gems, old books, paintings, you name it. And the permanent stands still remain there, like Dirty Girl Farms. Definitely check every inch and don't be afraid to make an offer if you're short a few bucks but they do have an ATM if you need to splurge!

I couldn't go because there was no parking due to the taco festival. The structure parking is…read morenormally free for the first 2 hours but they were charging $15. I checked the Royal Oak farmers market website and called the phone number to find out details. Nothing was mentioned about parking which they should have warned people. I drove 20 minutes to turn around and go home. Of course I wasn't going to the flee market on Sunday. I didn't want to go to the taco festival.

The jewrely I needed fixed took an extensive amount of time. However after I received the…read morerepaired expensive jewrely back. It was in prestine condition.

Paul Haig is a very nice, informative, and interesting guy. His passion for what he does is fun to…read morebe around, but his personal attention and the time he took to accomodate my needs and answer any questions went a long way.

From my time being at the mall this was by far my most favorite store to visit. This place has a…read morelot of great detroit themed merchandise and products are great for decoration as well. I found a great ordeal of t-shirt as well that I wish I could have bought. Prices here are actually pretty fair and a selection here is above all incredible. Staff here was friendly and helpful throughout my entire visit as well. I love your little diner that they have featured in the window! that is the thing that lured me into the store. Highly recommend checking this place out.

The location I went to was in Downtown Detroit right next to the Element Hotel…read more Super cute shop with lots of fun items to look at or purchase (cards depicting local areas in the Detroit area), shirts, hats, Lions, Tigers and Detroit gear. Great for souvenirs or gifts. We got a Lions sweatshirt and a couple Detroit t-shirts (yay, they are long enough for tall people 6'4") and reasonable prices. You can try them in the small area in the back, just ask. Cute place for some shopping in the D and proceeds go to Charity!

Old vinyl record player, not for sale. Lots of vintage glassware and random items…read more Fun spot to walk through. Small space, compact and pack filled. Saw this Hummel jewelry music box.

There is a large parking lot out front with plenty of places to park. The business is well marked…read morewith welcome signs and plants out front. We got there right at the end of the day and we were still greeted kindly. Very unique items. Very feminine vibe with lots of records and antique porcelain to go through. I loved they had a picnic basket for sale. It was a real reasonable price and everything.

Lots of items, jewelry, clothing, Hummels and kitchenware and sterling silver and so much more…read more There are two floors, so be sure to allow time to traverse each booth on the main floor and bottom floor too. You can hear the creaking floors below and on the main floor too. Interesting stuff for sure.

A unique antique spot inside an old hall. It's very tightly…read morepacked with some treasures. Oddly, you aren't supposed to travel the different floors with merchandise. No one seemed to follow those directions. I went after Xmas so there were lots of booth sales and good prices. There is a little something for everyone. It is very difficult to navigate when there is a large crowd. It was bustling tu e day I was there. The cashier was friendly and helpful.