Riverview Antique Market has three floors of antiques and collectibles at 20th & St. Paul. The many…read moreindependent dealers offer a very wide variety of quality choices. The staff is helpful and there is plenty of street parking.

Some great, great options of both vintage and collectibles. but appears slightly premium priced. I…read morewill be back to look for more!

Cool spot. You have 3 floors of stuff to look through. It's super organized as well. Also they have…read moresome sales now through the end of May I believe. Decent prices, but a little bit expensive. Staff was friendly and welcoming as well. Not as much glassware as I would've liked, but I understand this isn't everyone's niche.

There's always something cool to see here, from antique posters, paintings, clothes and home decor…read more Once you walk in you feel like you've taken a trip back in time. It's always nice to be able to see things and pick and choose what you could see having in your home.

This place stocks a lot of great, mint-condition stuff... most of it mid-century modern. Lamps,…read morecouches, full dining sets, home decor, tables, chairs... they've got lots and lots of great, pristine, old-timey stuff. R Vintage (N More) is hiding right next the Vanguard on KK. Only open sometimes, blink and you'll miss it. I really enjoyed perusing and taking it all in... they've got some really neat pieces, though nothing jumped out at me this visit as a "must have." And honestly, I couldn't help but feel like everything was priced just *a touch* too high. Totally understand paying for quality antiques in relatively perfect condition, but this spot felt almost like everything was priced $50-$100 above fair market value.

We wandered around R Vintage during the Bay View Bash - it's a lot bigger than the storefront…read moresuggests. If you're into 50-60's glass, lamps, décor and furniture this is absolutely a place you should be checking out. They've got tons of interesting barware, lamps shaped like flamingos, beer signs for your awesome basement bar and lots of tacky paintings. I was surprised by how much furniture they had - console tables, tons of side chairs and the kind of horribly patterned upholstered sofas that my grandma referred to as "davenports". Speaking of my grandma, I'm pretty sure she owned most of this stuff at some point, especially the matador figurines because bullfighting??? IDK, never could quite figure out what theme grandma had going on in her living room. Anyway, I'd agree with Rachel that the prices on stuff here seem to be higher than at other vintage/antique shops. I'm guessing the high amount of vintage-loving hipsters in BV are driving prices up. Also be aware that the shop is PACKED full, so it's not a great place for smaller kids.

Unique! Represents the area history, which I love. There is so much to see in what appears to be a…read moresmall space. It's well organized. The owner is knowledgeable of vintage articles, their source and history. It's worth the stop because it's different. It's not a collage of venders. Oh! And she is knowledgeable of other shops in the area and directs you with a map! Awesome

Talk about a disappointing experience. I wanted to love this place so badly--it's beautiful both…read moreinside and out, and the owner seemed extremely nice when I met her in person, but their customer service left something to be desired after the fact, which I'll explain in a second. The concept for this business is awesome--Roost is in what appears to be an old renovated barn, with two floors of many artisanal goods. Each vendor has a little spot throughout the barn, with some of them in walled sections on the second floor, where they display their various items, and there is everything and anything among the selection--art prints, candles, coasters, clothing, games, dog toys, you name it. The place is a mecca for anything you might need gift-wise, and that part is great. The prices seemed to be a little steep, even for the area where Roost is located, but the homemade/small business aspect of them is enough to convince most people to take that leap. What isn't great about it is the level of service, or lack thereof, that I received. I first found out about this place because I drive past it every day on my way to work. I'd always see the parking lot at least half full, and I finally decided to stop in one day. I was very pleasantly surprised to find the big variety of items inside, and I made a decision to stop by in another few weeks when I had some birthdays coming up that I needed to buy presents for. Fast forward a few weeks, and I ended up grabbing over $150 worth of items off of the various shelves and racks--candles, bath bombs, small pieces of jewelry, and an art print. As the cashier, who identified herself as the owner to me, rang up my purchases, she asked if I wanted the more breakable items wrapped up in plastic wrap before they were placed in the bag. I thought that was awesome, and I said yes. Many of the pieces were made of either glass or ceramics, so I figured that would be the best course of action to get everything home okay. The piece I was most excited for was a small metallic cat-shaped jewelry dish, as I was going to use it as a birthday present along with earrings, and it was a little pricier than some of the other items. When I got home, I took everything out of the bags and unwrapped them, making sure I had all of the items, and my heart sank when I realized I was missing the jewelry dish. With my receipt in hand, I called Roost hoping to hear it was still there, waiting for me to pick it up, but got no response. No worry, I figured, I'll call back another time and leave a message. I waited another few hours and, after the phone wasn't answered again (something that I didn't find that unreasonable seeing as the owner looked to be alone that day), I left a message with my name, number, and what was missing. Fast forward three days, and I never got a phone call back. After calling one more time and still not getting anyone to answer the phone (at which point I started to wonder if the number was even correct despite it being listed on both Google and their Facebook page), I reached out to the owner via their Facebook page, which is very active--the owner posts on it almost every day from what I've seen, so I know it's looked at. In the message, I explained what happened, listing what I didn't have and the cost and said I could provide a receipt for it. I wait a few hours again and don't hear anything back, which I find strange. I go to see if the message was seen by the owner, and it has a read receipt on it, but she never responded. To this day, which is now 4 months later, she has still not responded, and I doubt I'll ever get that dish back. She charged me for an item I never got, and she chose to not follow back up with me when I reached out asking for the item or a refund. Even with a receipt, I couldn't get a response out of her. I never bothered going into the store to try to get an answer that way, as I didn't feel it was worth my time. When an owner sees and hears messages like that from a customer and doesn't take the time of day to even respond to them, it says a lot about what they think of the people they're selling items to. I, unfortunately, will never go to Roost again unless it's sold to new management one day, and I'd highly recommend that anyone who does go double checks their bag or bags before they leave the parking lot.

Absolutely amazing place to find gifts for all occasions. Very nice home decor and unique finds…read more Highly recommend a visit. Take your gal pals or even having a date day with the hubby. All of the stores are a great place to shop!

Nothing special, booths seem crowded, a few interesting items, but few and far between…read more Receptionist was unfriendly, I entered the store with her on the phone blabbering away, no greeting. I was browsing and approached closing within 15 minutes and felt rushed "If you want to buy anything..." Some Christmas treats were out and put away after I was the last one in the store. Hospitality scale 0/5. Underwhelmed

Great place, helpful staff and a nice variety of quality goods. Clean shop too. I'll be back .read more

What a special gem! This is the cutest store so many fun things and unique finds. The owner is so…read morewonderful, she has an amazing happy presence about her that just spread through the store if you ever need a pick me step into this store you will find something that will brighten your day!!!

This vintage shop is below street level on State in Tosa (former Twirly Birds space), so you might…read moremiss it. That would be a shame, because they've got great stuff! We stopped in during Tosa Fest and found a small but well curated space full of vintage treasures at great prices. Think Mad Men mid century awesome - not furniture, but amazing barware, accessories and handbags. Everything was in great condition and the prices were more than fair. There's something for everyone - from a set of Bobbsey Twins books to an amazing bowling bag (seriously considered buying and converting to a handbag). As a bonus, the owner is great - we chatted for a bit and she knows her stuff! The Mister scored the BEST bar clock - words do not do it justice so see the photo. Who doesn't want a clock/accordion/stein combo? The price of this masterpiece? TWELVE BUCKS. Check this place out. You're welcome, Milwaukee.

Buyers and sellers be very cautious of this place it is super sketchy! They scammed my family out…read moreof my Grandma's entire Estate! They loaded up everything and sold most of the items and have not paid us a penny. I reported them to the Better Business Bureau and they didn't really do anything because they are an LLC? Please don't let them prey on you like they did on us! I gave them 1 star but it would really be a negative 10, Please spread the word and don't let them prey on new victims! If they do the right thing and pay us what they owe us I will change my review. It has been over 2 years so it is not looking likely

Heirloom Wisconsin took over the old Walters Loft space in Cedarburg. There's still some…read moreconsignment but most things are owned by the store. You'll notice the stock is much more curated and the space is less crowded. There's a focus on original art, vintage furniture and art pottery. There's no "junk" - the quality is very high on items. I found my personal treasure here - an original travel poster from the 30's - it even has the Luxembourg government stamp on it! For what it is, I paid a fair price. I had a VERY hard time passing up a giant French poster from the 30's - again, an original and it great shape. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I'm beyond thrilled with my find - it looks like it was made for our mantel!