I find the poor reviews hard to believe as I have been a customer here since they opened in the…read more80's I still have the original table and chairs that are Amish oak and they are beautiful to this day. I would NEVER purchase any furniture from Ashley, where everything is "simulated wood" and basically disposable. My Traditions furniture has last me for decades and is fabulous quality. Expensive, yes, but a $600 sofa would be gone in a few years.

Very expensive. Products take too long to get . Delivery costs on product's bought is expensive as…read morewell. Customer service is fine though.

Large selection of everything. Spent a rainy afternoon wandering the isles. Picked up a couple of…read moremust haves to add to my collection. Staff was friendly and prompt.

They have a great variety of things that everyone can find something they love. When you think…read moreyou've finished the isles there just seems to be a whole other half of the store. Huge place and finds.

Loved this place! A lovely walking distance within Old…read moreTown...great vintage treasures found here and the prices are affordable! I enjoyed browsing through this store and the salespeople were a delight to chat with. I got an AMAZING vintage Matador velvet painting from one of the vendors.

Super friendly atmosphere! Lots of fun, and unique items ranging from jewelry, clothes, toys and…read moreKnick knacks. Prices were reasonable too for everything being vintage/antiques.

I bought a 1910 house and needed to find a key for the mortise locks in my house. I removed the…read moremortise locks from two doors and took them with me to d Town. I sat down and tried skeleton keys with David and after some time we found one that worked! They also have amazing door knobs and other parts of which I availed myself because the former owner, stripped some of these charming details from my home. (Why?!)

Trying to kill some time on a Saturday with the family, we ended up in this store. I'm glad we did,…read morebecause it's pretty dang great, and it defied expectations. For a place called "architectural salvage," this biz has a much larger "antique store" element than I had expected. Virtually the entire sizable first floor is dedicated to a selection of antiques that I found to be incredibly interesting! I wouldn't be able to even scratch the surface of telling you the types of items, but I'd say that the collection lends itself to items that were originally meant to be functional, rather than decorative. Their collection of antique binoculars and telescopes was fascinating, as were their scales. I also really enjoyed rummaging through their apothecary bottles, a personal favorite of mine. Of course, this IS an architectural salvage, so you're also treated to massive stained glass windows, service counters carefully removed from turn-of-the-century businesses, entire displays of doorknobs and hinges and light fixtures. If you were looking for period-appropriate parts for your home, I trust they'd have it. While the prices are high enough I wouldn't say you'd get anything at a steal, the selection is incredibly impressive. Maybe it's still somewhat of a secret and hasn't yet been picked over? Whatever it is, if you're into this type of business, you'll be happy!

Really cute shop with a lot of unique treasures! Great place to find gifts for the person on your…read morelist who has everything. Lots of local goods too! The staff is super friendly and helpful!

Artful, soulful shop. Candles, jewelry, and trinkets…read more Simple joys and smiles. Haiku Yelp Review #9

Google says they're open until 5 so they need to update that....but I rolled up at 3:50 pm on a…read moreFriday and their doors were already locked, so these new hours don't seem to mean anything either.

Absolutely lovely shop! I go regularly and there are always new items to look at. Reasonably priced…read moreand high quality, beautiful vintage and antique finds. Julie and Dan are wonderful people.