Stopped in Christopher's on a road trip to Escanaba, Michigan. The owner, an older woman shared she…read morebought the shop more than 40 years and is the sole dealer in the 8-room shop. There was a good mix of antique and vintage with minimal, if any "yard sale" type merchandise. Owner had merchandised her inventory nicely and although we saw a few things we liked, we didn't make a purchase, because as fellow antique dealers, the prices appeared high. Overall it was a nice stop.

Buyer Beware: I stopped here looking for my WWII artifacts for my son who collects. I spent over 30…read moreminutes speaking with the seller who told me a fantastic lie about a flask he wanted to keep for his own private collection and he thought it was sterling. It had a price tag of $95. Then he also sold me a plaque from Bastogne. He "bargained" with me for $200 for the pair. When I researched them at home, the "Sterling flask" was aluminum and worth about $5.00 and the Bastogne plaque sells for $50. Shame on me...$200 for about $50-75 worth of junk. Deal with this dishonest person at your own risk.

More like a garage sale. If your looking for rocks, totally go but there's very few antiques and…read moreit's just in someone backyard shed area.

Have visited the Orange Cat three times so far and plan to return in a month or so. Each time I…read morehave found at least one thing that was unexpected and affordable. I wish it wasn't such a long drive to get there, but I'm glad I took a chance and stopped in.

The most ridiculously over priced antique store I have ever been in. There was about 15 things I…read morewould have bought if the prices were not so outrageous.

We are walking around the store and she said are you looking for anything and we said no and she…read moresaid leave and not really anything to look at not much women clothes or specifically any sizes and the store is cluttered