Fun little store. Have a little of everything. There are 2 floors. Both packed full…read more Did find a gorgeous full size china cabinet. Was too big for me to be able to use it but it was gorgeous. I loved the fact that the owner was able to bring his dogs to the store with him and the dogs were comfortable to be able to walk around. They had a "home" inside of the display case. Shown by the fact that they frequently went in and out of the case, the dogs felt very comfortable and were obviously not imprisoned in the display case for the day. Maybe because I've rarely been to this store, it felt a little unorganized to me. I love to shopping in these types of stores. Usually, just by standing back and looking, I can see a rough sense of organization. Delicate/breakables are in this area. Bulky things are here. Everything kitchen is over there. Whatever. Some type of organization is seen. Here it felt like everything was just placed wherever there was room. If I wanted to look for beer steins or bells, I'd have to look in every single crevice to see if they were there. A little off putting. After about 30 minutes, I just stopped looking.

We have driven by this place for many years and decided to stop in. We go on many road trips and…read morealways enjoy old general stores and antique shops. I would not classify this establishment as a general store--it's more like a throwback to Sanford & Son without Fred's personality. The first thing we saw when we walked in was a Dauchsin locked in a display case with a little dog bed. The owner came in shortly, put his other Dauchsin in there, opened his laptop, and fixed his eyes on the security camera feeds so we didn't steal anything. My two young children and I are pretty sketchy, I guess. There is a little bit of everything here. The prices are very high for what they are. I mean, VERY high. As we were finishing up, I said, "Hello! How are you?" to the owner. The guy didn't even bother to look up and gave the least little nod you have ever seen. I put our items down and left.

This place does not know the meaning of customer service. They are rude and totally unfit to be in…read morebusiness

I love this store! So many quality items to shop. The lady running the store is also very kind. She…read moremade it a point to talk to my mom and me. Super friendly. Highly recommend!

This is a fun little thrift spot! They have home goods and clothing. The selection is pretty small,…read morebut I've found that they tend to carry nicer clothes and brands than some of the other thrift stores. It's a little chaotic because of the small space, but if you're willing to dig then you'll leave with some treasures! Everything is pretty reasonably priced- I expect to pay a little more for nicer items/brands. Check it out next time you're in the Washington area!

The staff always greets the customer when you enter the store. The store is a bit crowded, but it…read moreis quite organized. You can find decent merchandise, and you might be surprised what you might find - from exercise equipment in good shape to furniture ready to become part of your home. The atmosphere is laid back, with lots of interesting items. I have never bought stuff that turned out to be trash, so I always look forward to shopping here.

Adult/Antique Shop...NOT a place for kids. Smelly, low class, and trashy. Keep driving. There are…read moreplenty of actual antique shops.

This is such a fun and unique little antique mall! Everything is well organized and easy to see!…read moreThey have a huge selection of just about everything you could possibly imagine antique wise! I can not wait for another trip back to check out this super unique store! I totally recommend all antique lovers give this place a visit!

Flea market with a little bit of everything. Antiques. Collectibles. Furniture. Decor. Etc.read more

Fun and interesting little store right across from the Hawthorne inn on Front St in Labaddie mo…read more Local artists works mingled with antiques, local crafts and other items that are definitely intriguing. Swing by and check it out while in the area.

I loved this little gem of a place. Anytime I came to Innsbrook I made a special visit... today, it…read morewas gone!!! So sad. Wish I would have known and grabbed all the wonderful treasures!

Very nice place to stop. Lots of unique antiques to browse through. Worth the stop off the…read moreinterstate..

I've been to the Shop at High Hill a few times. I wouldn't have known it or the Farmer's Mercantile…read moreexisted had I not seen an Antiques sign from the highway and decided to check it out. That was a couple of years ago, and the Antiques store is now closed, but The Shop is still open and seems to be doing well enough considering it's still open when I have seen no advertisements for it. It's in a small little building on Booneslick Road, which is the service road. Four women own it and make the crafts and sell the antiques and other merchandise sold there. The Shop sells handmade cards, beautifully painted signs, and candles, jewelery, etc. If you're buying a gift for a female, this is a great place to go. If you're a female shopping for yourself, you will likely find something here. My one complaint: They don't take credit cards. I don't think they take checks, either. There is no place for cash back anywhere near High Hill. There is no gas station, you can't get cash back at the Farmer's Mercantile, and the woman at the Post Office told me they only keep $30 in cash at the store, and didn't offer to part with $20 of those dollars so I could purchase some cards and a caramel popcorn-scented soy candle that burns for 75 hours. I really, really wish they took credit cards. I left with nothing today, but I will try to go back for my candle soon.

Great place to find gifts for everyone with unique handcrafted and vintage goodies to browse…read morethrough.