This Antique and Collectibles Mall in the heart of Salem, Virginia, has over 50 venders, with clean…read moreand well-organized booths in a spacious layout that creates a welcoming environment where you can view and shop from a diverse collection of fine antiques and vintage items, such as clocks, glassware, gifts, jewelry, and advertising memorabilia, to name a few, which value is derived from their age or historical association. As soon as I entered the retail business, there was a friendly and knowledgeable lady staff member behind the counter who welcomed me and told me to feel free to ask her any question that I might have about any item in the shop. As I walked around, what impressed me the most was the good quality condition that most of the items were in. And the well-organized that the vender booths were in, allowing the accommodation of a great variety and number number of items. I invite you to view my photographs accompanying this review to get a better sense of the place and its merchandise variety. Some of the venders were around arranging their booths with new items related to the Holiday Season. The lady owner of one of my favorite booths for the items it carried also happened to be there at the moment. When I asked the staff lady if she could open one of the locked display cases for me to take a closer look of an item I was interested in, she pointed out that the lady vender happened to be there at the moment and called her to see if she could open me the display case for me with her key. I was interested in a brass shield of the Commonwealth of Virginia. After I examined both sides to verify it was in good condition, the owner told me she could probably give me a discount if I liked it. I asked her how much she could leave it for, and she lowered the price from $75 to $60. And I quickly accepted. I was lucky she was there and gave me a discount, but most of the items I saw there were reasonably priced. A must-visit! I highly recommend spending time here to see the amazing collection of interesting items. You're bound to find a special something for yourself or a one-of-a-kind gift.

Great selection of antiques! We located some hard to find items we had been seeking. Very friendly…read moreand kind staff. Glad to have made the trip!

I've been following this place online for awhile and since I was in the area visiting - I had to…read morestop in. It's a big store, with shopping carts or baskets for you to use. They have a cute little craft section, clothing, glassware, furniture and other things. The ladies working the shop were very nice , the one lady even went back and grabbed me three more toddler shirts for my daughter, the kids clothing was $2 - that's a steal considering in PA they wanna charge $5 for second hand clothing, not this mama. I got clothing for my daughter, some gardening items for myself, a Disney towel under $2! I will agree with other reviewers that some things are priced higher - and those items just aren't for me, but there are treasures to be found. Check them out if you're in the area.

This is a place to find of the wall offerings. They also have several bargains bins... One of the…read morebetter thrift shops in the area.

During the holiday season, I love discovering unique finds by exploring and shopping at local…read moreantique and gift shops. Today, while I was headed to one in particular, I drove by Willow Tree Antiques & Primatives, located off Buck Mountain Road, in Roanoke, Virginia. And on my way back I couldn't help but to make a stop there. After being awarded the Yelp NC Triad Squad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last year, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, celebrating their contributions and accomplishments throughout the year, I decided that this year, as an All-Star Yelp Elite, I not only wanted to be the first to discover new restaurants and businesses, and bring them to the attention of the public, but also to uncover those found in hidden paths that for one reason or another have not reached the public in its totality. And Willow Tree Antiques & Primatives, in Roanoke, Virginia, is a perfect example. Inside the establishment I was able to meet the owner of this family-owned and operated business. Robin Barker is a friendly, elegant, and hospitable lady, who explained how she started the business in 2015, and now the two floor building, 20,000 square foot building, haa around 100 vendor booths, offering a diverse selection of antiques, collectibles, primitives, vintage furniture, unique jewelry, rustic home decor, and hand-made items, just to name a few. As I walked through the establishment, I noticed the many unique one-of-a-kind quality items in very good condition. They were well organized in nice clean vendor booths spaces. Right now many of the items had to to with Christmas and the Holiday Season, but I was told the vendors rotate their seasonal pieces throughout the year and keep their other pieces year round. I only had an opportunity to visit the first floor because they closed at 5:00pm. But I observed many of the items very closely, and purchased a souvenir greeting card with a photograph of the Roanoke Star. This gave me the idea of marketing some of my photographs in this way, and I would use this as a sample of how I can make them and the wording to put on them. After I paid for the greeting card, that by the way all of the items sold here were reasonably priced, I made plans for returning another day to view the items on the second floor. I could either park in the parking lot of this floor and walk the stairs to the second floor, or park in the parking lot of the second floor and be right there. I would highly recommend you too visit this establishment when you have time. At least the many items there will be a treat to your eyes. And who knows, maybe you'll end up coming out with something meaningful to you.

Wonderful store. Lots of great things. A Holiday treat…read more Bought a pie safe and other treasures. Main woman that runs the place was very helpful.

Great people great cause. Check it out. I'm really impressed with their stuff and their staff.read more

I've been to habitat it has some nice stuff but it is really overpriced on some of the things but…read moremy major thing is there was a young lady that work there she worked hard she was diligent she just had a hard time getting to work on time because she had obligations at home they could have changed her schedule to where it would work for her and she would still be working these times and days people should not have to go without a job because of situations at home that keep them from making it to work on time there are people out here that have jobs that don't do nothing they sit around and twiddle their thumbs and get their money from doing nothing absolutely nothing this young lady I watched her one day she stayed busy she is she straightened she did hard work for them but yet they threw her to the side like she was nobody I really feel like that that was the wrong move because she was a dedicated employee only thing wrong was sometimes she was late and that's a nice way to thank people for working hard and keeping your store straight and clean for your customers

I have been following AnreVimo for awhile and I am happy to see the new shop is here. My friends…read moreand I have all purchased many unique collectibles from the shop such as lamps, wall decor, chairs, a clean guitar amp, and even a vintage Japanese koto! The owner has great taste and takes pride in what he does and it reflects in his inventory. This is the place to check out for mid-century modern in Roanoke.

Wow! Just did some Black Friday shopping that feeds people and not Mr. Bezos! Unique Boutique items…read moreare new or nearly new name labels. Yes they cost more but I guess about 75% cheaper than retail. My son, the professor, loves the Orvis brand stuff he finds. There's also plenty of great choices at typical thrift prices. The salespeople are typically friendly and enthusiastic. They dress nicely too; I thrift a lot and the folks here seem to be the nicest. There's always plenty of high quality dog beds and slings at discount prices. Won't ever go anywhere else for those items!

Good treasures always adding new stuff. Prices are good most of the times. Check it out!read more

One of the cutest little antique / vintage shops in the Cambria neighborhood of Christiansburg!…read moreThis place has a large number of vintage t-shirts, which is always nice to see. They also have a dressing room, so you can try on your potential purchases. Mountain View Mercantile also sells newer things, like jewelry, bags and accessories made by local artisans. You'll also find a carefully curated collection of home goods, knickknacks, tchotchkes, thingamajigs and ephemera that you didn't know you needed, but now you suddenly can't live without. The people who work here are super kind and helpful! This is a very pleasant store to shop. And bonus: It's located within steps of other antique stores, so you can make a whole afternoon of visiting vintage stores.

I finally had the chance to visit this truly amazing store! Beautiful antique furniture, original…read moreoils and watercolors in gorgeous old frames, loads of vintage decor, books, an incredible selection of new home decor and gift items - there's even a plant room! They also have local vendors and artists - gorgeous handmade wooden jewelry boxes and turned bowls, leather goods, soaps, and more - in a huge, two-story space. So much to look at it's hard to see it all in one visit - the inventory is changing all the time and the prices are very reasonable. This store is a MUST for furnishing and decorating your home, finding that perfect one of a kind gift - get your Christmas shopping done early! - taking home a unique souvenir from your Blue Ridge travels, or just a fun day out shopping with friends. Look for the long white building with black trim and the antique car - trust me, you will be SO glad you stopped!