A beautiful little barn well curated and more leaning toward decor than bargains. Lots of tableaus…read moreset up for ideas. They have a gorgeous garden to stroll through. We were greeted with a friendly smile which is always nice

So much fun visiting. Outside of the adorable store and great finds they have goats and hens. I…read morefind this store so enjoyable I visit often. Definitely recommend a stop. The store changes with new merchandise all the time and with the seasons.

Eclectic selection of home goods/decor…read more I found this cute little shop while visiting Rochester during the holidays. What a gem it was! As soon as I stepped inside, I knew I was going to like it. I think I fell in love with nearly everything that I saw. It was just so cute and inviting from my first impression. Everywhere I turned, I found something unique and thoroughly "un-cookie cutter" that I'd love to redecorate my home with. Mentally, I compiled an ever-growing list of "must-haves" as I perused the aisles. As a browsed, it became more apparent that my list of "must haves" was growing exponentially. In one corner was a chic silver/glass lamp, in another and end table that I couldn't live without and tucked away into a cozy corner were some Eiffel Tower-inspired wine glasses that I suddenly found myself unable to live without. How amazing would those glasses look in my dining room? Oh, I could just envision it. The merchandise included an interesting mix of bohemian glam, upcycled flea market finds/restored vintage pieces, and French-inspired style. This shop had a little bit of everything, from furniture, art and decorative accessories to dishes, glassware, kitchenware, as well as restored antique drawer pulls, linens and even a super cute, albeit limited, line of jewelry. I liked one of the necklaces so much that I snapped it up and told my husband he could give it to me at Christmas, which he did (yes, I often pick out my own Christmas gifts). Elsewhere, with visions of redecorating the house in my head, I spied decorative pieces, like vintage-inspired signage, mirrors, shelves, and lamps selling at both high and lower end price points. In other words, if you want to splurge and go big, you can definitely do it if you have deep pockets, while others items were pretty reasonably priced. I liked the well-balanced mixture of higher and lower end goods. It's a more eclectic way of decorating- you know, not "cookie cutter." The owner waited on me personally. She was super nice and asked me about my weekend, etc. She even wrapped my purchases up carefully in tissue paper spritzed with light fragrance. This place definitely gets high marks in all areas, including customer service. At the end of the day, it made for a pleasant day of shopping and I'm not even sure I cared how much I spent. You know the experience was good when you don't bother checking the credit card receipt afterward! If I hadn't exercised a bit of fiscal restraint, I would probably would have charged half the store to my credit card. While I would have no problem with that, my husband probably would. Therefore, I settled on a couple of items and called it a day. Sigh. However, I will be back. There is no doubt about that.

I'm a sucker for cute home décor shops like The Urban Merchant. I enjoy browsing all of the…read morebeautiful home accents, especially the sparkly decorations at Christmastime. I also got a few ideas for possible crafts that I could make someday, like the gorgeous yet simple acorn twig wreath. I was very tempted to buy the silver and gold resin deer and am now thinking of ways to make it myself as a quarantine arts and crafts project. The prices are reasonable bordering on high end. For example, the glitter deer I admired costs $40. Service could be improved. Most of the sales associates were chatting by the register. No one offered assistance or said hello first. Overall, this is a fun shop for browsing when in downtown Rochester and I will stop by again.

Enough good things cannot be said about this place! I visited Sinclair Antiques on a Saturday…read moreafternoon and had the best time. Upon walking in, I was immediately greeted, and given a lowdown of the store. There are multiple booths inside, and two full rooms to look through. I think I could've walked around 10 times and found new items each time! A treasure hunt in the best way. While shopping, I chatted to both of the staff members a few times. They were very friendly and informative! It's obvious that they have a passion for what they do. I ended up leaving with quite a few unique finds, all at prices that were very reasonable. I loved shopping here and I'm already planning to come back. Quick tip: they do have a fee for credit cards, (I think it was like 3.5%, so honestly not a huge deal imo), but keep that in mind when you visit, and maybe plan to bring some cash

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.

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.

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 best vintage shopping. Prices are great too! You want to find rare stuff come here! I swing in…read moreon Sundays and fine the best stuff!

I absolutely love this place. It is not so much a thrift store as it is an antique shop. They…read morealways have something fun to purchase. Througout the years I purchased a child's rocking chair and decorative owl. Last time I was thrilled to find an ornate tabletop stainless steel service plate and cover. My son just got his first "real" job working midnights and I wanted to leave him a nice meal for when he came home from work. So now he gets to come home to a warm meal under a fancy dish cover (picture a heart emoji....I don't know how to make one...) But I never leave without my cappuccino. Ever. They also have an array of sweets. The owner is absolutely fantastic and I will keep coming back. This place is my guilty pleasure.

Los of items to look through.great place to donate.I love the fact you get coffee too.read more

A nice store in the médium side. There are a few booths that seem to be more designer hobby but…read morestill a good place to search for goodies. Pleasant staff is a plus.

A antique shoppers dream. This is a must to stop in. 2 levels of tons of antiques. So many vendors…read moreI can't count. Prices are very reasonable. There is furniture, glass, christmas, marbles, dolls, houseware, pyrex, brass, dvds, vhs, books, old toys & so much i can't list. Hidden gem in clinton twp. Swing by you will definitely like this place.

Tucked away in the corner of an aging strip shop center off of Hayes, this place has the vibe of a…read moreweekly garage sale. There are finds to be had for sure but nothing extraordinary. If you like comic books, household items that are beat up, used clothes from the mall you are in luck. Meh.

Grest store. I thought it was goingbto be a glorified thrift shop, but it was a great store for tru…read morecollectors. - Vintage Housewares, memoribelia, sports memoribelia, toys, collectibles, comics and baseball cards (high end) and much more. Chatlie knows his stuff and has good prices, and pays fair prices. The nice lady working there was friendly and helpful. And the store is well organized. Neat smd vlean. Im going back soon.