Excellent choices for clothes, accessories and playthings for children, from infants on up…read more Everything is in great condition and nicely displayed. The owner takes time to provide good service and the sales are great.

I love this place. Small but mighty antique mall with quality items. The owners were very helpful…read moreand willing to deal. We came away with several treasures. We will go back every time we visit Cape Charles!

This is the traditional type of Antique Mall with a mix of different vendors. Mid 19th C so It's…read morenot really my kind of stuff so hard to give a fair review. Prices seem high for off the beaten track but hey may be a lot of Antiquers come through during the spring summer and early fall. Door #9 had a bit of what I look for: fun, Funky, off-beat, or 20th C Mid Century modern. A little fun and a little funky but no 20th MCM. Not much here for me but I'm giving it three stars because it's clean nicely well laid out and if I'm hunting for something in particular I would stop here. Btw... I originally posted a review for a different shop under this shop... My bad.

Some pretty darn cool nautical and mainland antiques. Dig deep and you never know what you will…read morefind. Pricing can be a bit high on some items so be prepared to haggle. In the end the owners, Harry and Maria, are very good people and make good deals. Just chatting with this friendly Greek couple is worth stepping inside. you may even get invited over for a cup of coffee or Ouzo (sp).

Good guy Honest business. I met him awhile back. Looking forward to returning with a couple items.read more

I was looking for the clock man.....I found him at this location. What a big blessing.....we just…read moremoved to Exmore and needed a grandfather clock fixed. While visiting this cool shop with get prices and beautiful antiques....I found him and he makes house calls to fix clocks...and he got my clock running.

Sue and Jane are wonderful stylists. They tell the truth about what does and does not look good on…read moreme. They have selected gifts for family and friends when I was unable to get into the shop. They asked insightful questions about the person's for whom gifts were to be purchased. The gifts were on the mark 100 percent of the time.

I had the opportunity to shop at Dawn recently and was so pleased with my purchases and my whole…read moreshopping experience. We drove a couple of hours to specifically visit the store and the trip proved to be more than worth it. The store has a great collection of quality gifts, clothing, shoes and accessories. I was pleasantly surprised to find a lot of basic pieces that I will wear time and time again. The kind of items that you actually wear out and then spend a lot of time searching for replacements. This store features great brands that you don't expect to find all in one place. Habitat is one of my favorites but there is also a line of quality clothing that is the store brand. I love the Dawn leggings. I could live in them 24/7. The other really surprising thing was there were a lot of deeply discounted clothes on the sales rack that I wouldn't consider to be sale clothing because they were regular sizes, great fitting pieces, in good colors etc. I love Dawn and hope to see another store open near where I live so I can shop there more often.

Whenever we travel I always check out the thrift scene. This area is lacking in thrift in general…read moreand this was the only one we found. It's called a flea market but I wouldn't necessarily consider it one. It's indoors and appears to be more of a antique co-op with little booths belonging to different vendors, many were vacant. Each one sold something different. Some focused on real antiques, others (and the majority) just crap. One booth was selling brand new Nikes, to be determined if they were the real deal, and new in package hair accessories catering to black hair. Larger but dated furniture pieces were also for sale. The outside definitely lacked curb appeal. There was even an upholstered sofa out on the side exposed to the elements for God knows what reason. The parking lot was gravel. The building itself was probably a grocery store in its previous life but now was just a store in need of maintenance. While we were in and out of there in 5 minutes we were warmly greeted by the lone employee. My first instinct was to give a 1 star review but now that we know the area feel it's in line with everything else, which is a more rustic and rundown than we're used to up north. I also think this area in general is plagued by poverty so the inventory of used goods would reflect that. However the warm greeting and southern hospitality was present every where we went, here included, hence the 2 stars. My recommendation: if you're from this area by all means check them out. If you're not, and are familiar with antique and flea markets and know what to expect it's best to pass.

If you have a big home to furnish, need a handy (or hard-to-find) gadget or just want to browse…read morefunky "stuff", this is the place to visit. Prices are well below what you might pay in other locations. Plenty of vendors and booths to select from and you never know what you might find. Recently, clothing

This place is huge. You name it they got it from jewelry to appliances. Loads of furniture. It's…read morelike a Habitat for Humanity restore but it's a for-profit thrift. Got a fair share of goofy stuff and I'm happy with my $7 Full fitted sheet and top sheet.

I have been scoping this place out for a long time since driving up and down the eastern shore. I…read morefinally had the opportunity to stop in there. It is a huge building. I am not sure what it used to be but it was huge and cold inside. I guess I would describe the place as a cross between an antique store and a thrift store. Lots of furniture and glassware. The prices are sort of stuck in the same spot between antiques and thrift stores. They had a few items I was interested in, but not for the prices they were asking. They had a small section of electronics and I almost bought an old turntable. I think that if you are looking for fairly cheap furniture pieces, this would be a good place to go. It is probably worthwhile to stop here a couple of times to see if they have a good turnover on inventory or if it is the same stuff. It looks a little sketchy from the road and the only reason I didn't stay longer was due to it freezing inside of the building. I plan to stop here again and take a longer look.

Impulsively dropped into this cute antique store off the highway while traveling, was met with a…read morevariety of vendor booths offering everything from vintage jewelry to quality fabric to beach antiques! We were greeted by two very sweet women who were very welcoming and helpful!