The best antique store in St. Louis I hate to admit it but, yes, i am at the age where my…read morechildhood is now in an antique store, but, walking through Get Your Picks makes the walk down memory lane fun! The staff greeted us upon entry and the experience checking out was quick. The store was well organized and easy to navigate which is not an easy task for an antique store. The items were fairly and reasonably priced, some collector items we saw at other antique stores and those other stores had them priced outrageous while Get Your Picks had them at attainable pricing. So excited for my next trip!

I passed by this store multiple times and the one time I tried going here they were closed. But…read moretoday I got the chance to see what they were about. This is definitely a hidden gem and a vintage shoppers dream. This store is basically a vintage market inside of a brick and mortar. They have some of everything that you think of, vintage t-shirts, clothes, jewelry, toys, furniture, china and more. Prices are fairly reasonable, and there is a policy to where you are able to negotiate a price of an item. (Follow up on the stores policy for that,As i only saw the sign at the counter when leaving) I will definitely be back to look for new vintage items, as there is so much to look at and there is new inventory all the time.

Very unique, antique store however it is very small. There is not a lot in here, but there are…read moresmall trinkets that you can find for your home just not anything larger no big pieces of furniture. The building is very large so I was expecting a lot more than what was actually here The staff was friendly and smiled throughout our interactions

This was an interesting place, from the mannequin with a fox head outside the front door to the…read moremany rooms packed full of antiques. I probably wouldn't come back again because it didn't seem like there were a lot of items I was interested in. There were a tons of things there (furniture, china, pieces of art, all manner of knick knacks and doodads and other random things). The store was organized by seller, not by groupings of similar items, so it would be hard to find something specific, if you weren't just browsing, like I was. Also, the employee at the front counter wasn't really friendly or attentive and I didn't find any bargains. Two stars, but you should go check it out for yourself. I hope you leave with an awesome experience and convince me to go back!

What a great stop for antiques! Great pricing, good people and a $8,500 working jukebox. Clean,…read morewell organized, and you can see the tags to the merchandise. The parking is on an an angle out front so if you have a big truck you will stick out. We walked away with a flower vase and a glass Pepsi bottle. So impressed with this stop.

What a find !! This unassuming shop appeared to be a small residence, but was actually a very…read morelarge treasure trove of antiques. Slow down as you approach the address, as it's set back from the street. Look for the large lit sign and banners, then pull in the shared driveway to a small private lot and get ready for a great shopping experience. The couple that operate the store were extremely friendly and helpful. They buy and sell! The store seems to specialize in glassware, ceramics, crystal, china, and other household items - but there are also toys, games, model trains, Disneyana, and even a beautiful Seeberg Jukebox waiting for their next proud owner! There's also some nice antique furniture, cabinets, chairs, bookcases and the like. No junk! Prices clearly marked! And the prices generally seemed pretty reasonable. And cabinets are unlocked so you can browse and select without needing to wait for the key!! We bought a full set of beautiful last century Christmas ornaments, an aluminum drinkware set, a 60's NASA commemorative glass, and a pair of beaded pears for about $30!! A great antique store in the Greater Saint Louis area, minutes from Afton IL, just across the Mississippi! We will be back!!

Today was River City Retro's Grand Opening. I received a text about one of my favorite stores on…read moreHampton (Abigail's) closing and a Grand Opening of this store. The text came in at 10am and we were there before 10:30. This store has a lot of amazing items, a creepy doll/toy room. It's bright and cheery but if you put a group of old dolls in a room together, it's creepy. I like the way the owner put items together based on theme. (Like all the toys being together.) I bought something and saw a couple other items that I might be back for. Yup, I'll definitely be back. The prices are VERY reasonable and the owner and worker bee are very friendly. I definitely recommend this store. Looks like I might have a new favorite store on Hampton.

Quite a treasure trove of curated vintage. A breathtaking amount of vintage books. Kids room and…read moreplenty of games, trivial pursuit and a wheel of fortune game. I highly recommend a visit for the vintage lover: especially appreciated bc there's aren't allot of vintage shops in this neighborhood or close by.

Wonderful experience going into this store. There is so much to look at, the atmosphere is warm &…read morethe staff & owners are extremely friendly and welcoming.

This is a unique store; the building looks like it used to be a stable many many many decades ago…read more They have quite a large selection of knick-knacks and gifts and cutesy / farmhouse / handmade / country chic stuff. They have wooden signs with funny quotes on them, handmade crafts, some jewelry, and other gift items. The price seems to be okay for what you get; some things look like you could DIY and others seem more fair for what you're getting. Don't forget to check out the small upstairs area and the back room for more items! Every little nook and cranny is filled with stuff!

This business is closed! I drove around before realizing it's closed and now a coffee shop (which…read moreis great and recommend)

I only got to walk through the shop for a short time while we waited for the Yelp event. She had…read moresome great items that caught my eye. I plan on going back to Cherokee street again.

New ownership since I was last there. It's not a bit cluttered. It is well-organized--a real visual…read moretreat. Still full of stuff on the main and lower level. Great prices!

I found this antique store on a whim by following a sign off of Hwy 94 and what a great find. Lisa…read moreis really friendly and her shop is just so well laid out with some great antiques. The store sets along the old main drag of Augusta, MO with many other buildings of yesteryear. When you enter the store, you will be greeted with a smile and lots of great treasures. I was there for over an hour and bought a beautiful reverse painting and an antique urn. The prices are right and the service is second to none. The next time that I'm in the area this great little shop is on my list for a visit.

It's a pretty neat store. Not an antique mall... a curated store. I got the feeling that everything…read morecame from a long ago estate sale in University City or Clayton. Various animal-related pieces (as in taxidermy and fur, not as in ceramic Persian cats). Staff left me alone to shop the 2... 3? 4? rooms. These rooms are pretty full. Give yourself some time and consider leaving with a sitter any little kids who would touch and break things. Minus one star because I filled out the "buying" form on the website. I had some items I wanted to see whether they'd be interested in. No one contacted me. It's fine if my stuff isn't of the type or quality that goes in your store, but I'm clearing out a late family member's possessions and I took some time to upload photos share with The Brass Alligator, and even a "thanks, but no thanks" would have been nice. Not a big deal.

Worst estate sale experience I've had…read more The first day was overcrowded to the point of being uncomfortable -- way too many people packed inside with no control. The second day, they had people standing outside for over an hour with no communication or sense of urgency. Pricing was completely out of touch. Charging $1 per stem for tiny Dollar Tree florals (not even a bouquet) is honestly absurd. What really pushed this into unacceptable territory was the pricing on half-price day. I was quoted $900 for about half a car full. After checking the tags myself, it should have been closer to $400 -- or around $200 with the discount. That kind of discrepancy is not a small mistake. Between the lack of organization, long waits, and questionable pricing, this felt like a very poorly run sale at best -- and misleading at worst. I won't be back.