Beautiful place Great place to find that something special, or collective Appreciation for the hard work put into each and every booth. read more

Love this place! Lots to see and buy and reasonable prices customer service is excellent

CAUTION!!!! *****PAY CASH***** I was going to leave a 5 star review. The store is lovely, I love shops that rent out booths. You get a real variety. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The store is 3 levels. Lots to see. Very cute! My only complaint is that I paid with a visa. They asked to see my drivers license. No problem. My fault, I was busy chatting with the nice staff. Then I realized that they write down your drivers license number, expiration date AND birthdate. I immediately asked "Why?" Staff said store policy. I have to say I'm Extremely uncomfortable with this. Especially for a purchase under $40. I wished I had paid attention- if i have ANY fraud or identification theft- I will head here first to investigate. Such a shame. I shopped happily now I'm worried. Honestly wasn't worth it!! Please bring CASH if your shopping here!!! I'm so mixed, store is 5 star. But the current Identity thefts thoughts/worry I'm having now. Negative 100 stars read more

Dusty Attic - Pay cash!!!!! - Antiques Near Me - Farmington, New Mexico

I need to not only shout from the hilltops what a GREAT place the Dusty Attic is to explore but I also feel the need to also defend the store in response to the not-so-kind low rating reviews on here... I am visiting Farmington for work for 2 weeks, and prior to my arrival had looked up a couple of videos about the town on Youtube. One video brushed past a case with a VERY SPECIAL, VERY difficult to find 1930s vintage Orphan Annie doll, that I had been wanting for the better part of a decade. It was my MISSION to get to the Dusty Attic as soon as I possibly could! I have a weird superstition in that I never want to immediately ask the store personnel if they have Orphan Annie memorabilia, because I want to "find" it on my own. So I explored all 3 floors of the Dusty Attic with the quiet but resolute mission mind of a explorer discovering a new location filled with artifacts. It was COMPLETELY an adventure! Right away I saw an old Honeymooners pin that caught my eye, then a needlepoint of a wired hair fox terrier (our family's choice breed), a Shirley Temple doll in pristine condition with her curls still in a hair net, dressed in her Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm costume, as well as a nice storybook for young adults that I planned on getting for a family member. I know another customer wrote in her review that she felt targeted while in the store.... I need to speak to this: My family also ran a store (or 3), and they handled everything within, including security. Even so, my grandfather was bludgeoned over the head with a lead pipe TWICE-- which was the beginning of his early death. This occurred in Indianapolis years ago. More recently, I fled NYC, where all of our Upper West Side mom and pops stores had shuttered from the rampant theft and violence (as well as skyrocketing commercial real estate costs), and we residents literally lost everything except for the big box stores that had crept in, making our neighborhood the same as any in the USA-- no longer with the unique NYC richness and history. I am a white woman in my late 40s... I was immediately followed throughout the store... not obtrusively, in fact the various family members were kind and answered my questions, held my merchandise that I wanted to purchase.. but I was most definitely followed (like the other reviewer who felt it was a race issue). Here's my $.02 for what it's worth: The world has become such that family-owned businesses need to do what they can to survive... and if that means following their customers around to assure that their merchandise is not shoplifted or to assure the safety of their workers and the store... SO BE IT. I'd much rather be followed than lose a GEM such as this amazing store. And it is, TRULY AMAZING. From furniture to collectibles to books... they have very unique items and ALL are priced completely right, even reasonable! And my 1930s Orphan Annie doll? I wound up asking the owners, showing them the video that had been made a year ago-- panicking that someone else had scooped up my intended treasure... They kindly said that the "doll lady" who was the vendor for their dolls had since opened her own store on Main St down the road... I found it there-- so it was a day of discovery for not just one store but two (that review will follow this one!). And an AMAZING welcome to this lovely town! read more

Following the customers too much, made me uncomfortable. Then I noticed they did not follow non-colored customers as much. Great place to find stuff but scrutinize you too much felt like a car salesman x20 read more

I enjoyed walking through the store, very diverse selection. Staff was very helpful. Found a lot of items that I was looking for my house. They have layaway. read more

I have so much fun when I walk into the Dusty Attic in Farmington. I take my time and walk through all the different vendor booths. It can be a history lesson for me. The building has a history, also. I like the Dusty Attic because it also helps me to re-use items. Merchandise is reasonably priced. Each booth is decorated with so much charm. I recommend this retail establishment. 5 stars. read more

I love the Dusty Attic! I come to town often to visit family, and I make sure to go there each time. The vendors change their merchandise often, so you never know what interesting items you will find. The building is historic, and fun to shop in. There are 3 floors of booths! No matter what I'm looking for, I can usually find what I want. The staff is helpful, and prices are reasonable. There are gift items, antiques, collectibles, furniture, vintage items, etc. It's a great way to spend the day. read more

The employees in this place is so something serious, but it depends on which day you go. I went to pick up an item I had purchased on another day. As soon as I walk-in to pick up my item, the lady at the front desk didn't even speak just said you will have to place your back pack in the locker before you can shop. I have been in this shop previously with the same purse and no one ever had said that. Then she going to say it was a new policy, I told her in purchased my item on Saturday and today is Tuesday, the policy was put in place since Saturday. Yes I'm black, I see a sign posted also saying we have the right not to service you, what in the mess do that mean, they choice based on your color and how you look if they will allow you to look/buy in their store. When I told her I didn't come to shop but to pick up my merchandise. I got the 3rd degree, it took me back years, made me realize what my black ancestors went through with. I feel if they had been the employees on duty when I purchased the antique piece, because of my color I wouldn't have been allow to purchase it. I did make them aware they were messes and prejudices. It was an awful feeling. I'm educated have a master degree but because of the color of my skin in 2019, this type of mindset still exist. I pray The Lord judge it. read more

A really great place to shop. Give yourself some time to enjoy going through all the unique booths and browsing the items. I found some old dishes I had been looking for years to complete my set along with a few other antiques at prices that were fabulous. I can't wait for another road trip. The Dusty Attic will definitely be a favorite stop. read more