I noticed some reviews mentioning feeling watched or followed while shopping here, and I wanted to share a different perspective from my experience. As a woman of color and a small-business owner of almost a decade, I don't take concerns about profiling lightly. I know when an environment feels genuinely unwelcoming or when there seems to be real prejudice behind an interaction--there are antique shops in Old Town that I personally choose not to shop at for that reason. Here, though, I haven't felt that kind of ill intent. From what I've observed, the attentiveness feels pretty generalized. This really is a marketplace made up of many small, independent vendors who have put a lot of time, money and pride into what they've created. There are a lot of different faces moving throughout the store and checking on things, and I've noticed that attentiveness seems to be pretty consistent throughout the space. I can understand why being checked on frequently might make someone uncomfortable, and I don't want to dismiss anyone else's experience. At the same time, theft is unfortunately something small businesses have to worry about, especially in a marketplace filled with unique, often irreplaceable pieces from dozens of individual vendors. The person being watched may have absolutely no intention of stealing, but that doesn't mean theft hasn't happened before or that these micro-businesses don't have a reason to be protective of their inventory. The bag policy also doesn't strike me as unusual. Goodwill has had similar policies around larger bags and backpacks for ages, and plenty of stores ask customers to leave oversized bags at the front. Honestly, in an antique store my bigger fear is turning around with a giant tote and accidentally taking out a shelf of Fenton glass. Personally, I try to interact with the people working and selling there rather than immediately assuming the attention is directed at me personally. I've found there is a real sense of community among the vendors, and many of them are genuinely excited to talk about what they've collected and created. And honestly, that may be part of why I find such good treasures here. Vendors seem comfortable bringing in interesting, valuable and unusual pieces that I don't necessarily find in places where merchandise isn't watched as closely. For me, that makes eclectic house worth exploring. read more

Overall it was okay/ decent. It was my first time and I really do enjoy a true vintage shopping experience. The issue is that there is a lot of wannabe vintage and "inspired" inventory. Fake luxury goods and perfumes along with fake costume jewelry cheaply made - it dampened the experience for me. I'm a big fan of MCM and 1950's martini cat and atomic art . I searched and I did find some martini cat pictures but they were newly made and blurry - low quality prints. There were some mcm furniture pieces though but not a lot of artwork or decor. I appreciate the concept and all the vendors that partake. It could be a one -stop -shop for people. I am certain inventory changes quite a bit. This can be someplace I will check out from time to time but it isn't my top choice as it is not a true antique shop. read more

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We stumbled upon this hidden treasure after driving by it for over a year. I happened to look up and seen it said antiques and I immediately told my husband to stop. We walked in and I was in antique heaven. Booths upon booths of treasures. Different sellers, different items. I wandered through each area and came across a vintage chicken cookie jar (I'm a sucker for chickens) and a vintage pie plate. Both priced reasonably. It was literally the best day ever. I can't wait to go back. read more

If you want to be watched over, come here because there's a ton of people walking around and surveillance the entire store... get ready to feel uncomfortable:) read more

If I could give this place zero stars I would. After plenty of great encounters, today I experienced an encounter from one of the workers that was fairly unpleasant. As we were shopping the employee asked my partner if he could take his personal bag to the front...giving some indication that we didn't own the products we were wearing. After today's series of stereotyping and being followed around the store, we decided to leave. No longer taking our business here or purchasing from vendors at this location. read more

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Great place to shop, especially when they have the Sip n' Shop events! Usually the first Friday of the month. You get to meet the vendors, get some great snacks and there is a fun atmosphere during that time! Check out their IG account for up to date info. Don't let the shop cats out! read more

My review is written solely as someone who lives life with a service dog. We visited their vendor fair today. I was interested in possibly renting space for my eclectic collection of goods. There is a sign on the door stating that there are cats in residence. My service dog actually likes cats and has 4 at home. We figured they'd likely do like all cats do and avoid us. I could not have been more wrong. As soon as we entered the vestibule area, a furious Grey cat leapt out at my dog snarling and screaming. My dog dropped into a down and pleaded with me to make the reign for fury stop. The cat connected with her and she did what any well mannered husky mix would do. She screamed bloody murder and yelped like she was being viciously murdered. I managed to get myself over her and between she and the furry kamikazi who kept throwing its self at us. It switched targets and went after my knee. I pushed the cat off, but it was relentless and just kept coming back. Some others managed to get it inside the inner doors and get them mostly closed so we could make our escape. The cat kept trying to get through the other door and attack us somemore. This was a first. We've been attacked by other dogs, but never a cat! I checked her over and her double coat didi its job and protected her save a small scratch on her nose. My knee has 4 punctures and bled a bit. So, if you too live life with a service dog bewarned. Apperantly the little hellions name is Zen and he will absofrigginglutey come after you and your dog for blood. read more

I'm a vendor at eH. We have formed an amazing community who prides ourselves on customer service, a great selection of vintage, collectibles, antiques, and modern home decor, furniture, jewelry, etc. Join us the first Friday of every month from 5 to 8 for our customer appreciation event. I hope to see you on May 1 for Sip n Shop. Our prices give you great value for your money. read more

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They have a really cool selection of antiques, collectibles, handmade items and random stuff. It reminds me of a place called Crafter's Palace back in the day. The store is sectioned off with different sellers. You do have to be extra careful because some of the booths have small spaces. Staff are very friendly here and some of them also have items for sale too. The store is clean and organized. Sometimes you will see the sellers there cleaning up their space or adding more items. read more

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This antique mall was so nice and helpful and filled with incredible items. No one pressuring me to buy , that makes my shopping more comfortable. The entire mall was nice , clean, well lit up, easy to see and browse through. There is literally a lot of items in perfect condition and the prices are very affordable. Open 7 days of week and new items brought in everyday. Beautiful lay out! I will recommend everyone to stop in and enjoy the scenery .... Fun, fun, fun and more fun Patricia read more

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Friendly staff. It's got new and tradtional collectibles, Mid Century items and furniture, clothing, jewerly and prices are reasonable.

Says pets are allowed online but they aren't, I have a trained ESA dog and he could not come inside. Just fyi!

I love the Eclectic House. The selection of items is amazing, and all of the vendors are so friendly and helpful. The inventory changes rapidly, so I try to visit often. They greet you with a smile, and I really appreciate that they ask if I need assistance or offer to take my items to the front counter so I can keep my hands free while I shop. To top it all off, the shop cat is a cutie patootie and the first Friday of the month they offer a fun, sip and shop night. read more

I and my mother went in expecting to be welcomed and we were 100% racially profiled and follow around the whole time from multiple different employees. We were very excited to be able to find a new thrift store to start going to and I found this one online. It was a very terrible experience I would not go back. The employees didn't even try to welcome us when we walked in, just very rude all around. Don't recommend it at all plus it was extremely overpriced for no reason. read more

Plenty of parking and a large variety of items. I was welcomed and offered help as I entered. read more

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amazing staff here & the owner is always welcoming, friendly & helpful. selection & presentation is always awesome and ever-changing at great price points. another thing i love about shopping here is it's always clean and organized. there are just a few booths that need to windex their cabinets more frequently. items are easily accessible & they have a locked public bathroom you can access with the help of a staff member & their key. they had fresh cooked hot dogs & FRESH delicious fruit drinks at the front if you needed a little lunch break from browsing/shopping this GIGANTIC place. the only thing i had a problem with really is that there are "knock offs" of luxury designer bags sprinkled throughout, described as "inspired by". no, let's call it what it is: they're not "inspired" or "dupes" - they are FAKE designer bags if you're full out copying the actual designer LOGO. some of the FAKE brands i spotted were dooney & bourke and louis vuitton. VERY disappointing. if you're looking for authentic vintage designer or contemporary bags, i'd inspect what you're looking at very carefully. & please don't support bootleg: you're missing out on the quality of AUTHENTIC & supporting sl^ve trade. there are many artisanal & contemporary bags out in the market that are not at "luxury" price points. the point of a luxury designer bag is to experience & appreciate the quality & longevity of premium materials. one of the "lv inspired" fake replicas here was locked in a glass cabinet at $129.00 but instead of paying that $129 for a fake copycat cardboard like bag, you can get a brand new authentic longchamp bag, for example, that's functional, with quality material, for around the same price point. read more

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Neat place! It's like a huge indoor flea market/garage sale/antique/collectibles store. Multiple vendors, nicely organized. I always find something to take home. Just allow enough time to wander the aisles. read more

From the first time I happened to walk in to this place, I knew it would quickly become a favorite spot of mine. I'm never disappointed when I come to Eclectic House. The variety of items is incredible! You can always find what you're looking for, and sometimes the things you didn't even know you needed seem to find you. Browsing the isles of the beautifully curated booths is like taking a Time Machine back to days-gone-by. The nostalgia vibe here is high. The staff is super helpful & friendly. Prices are reasonable & offer a great value. It's always exciting to go treasure hunting here. The 2 shop cats add an extra element of fun! They periodically have some fun pop-up events & some evening shopping events with wine & food too. Grab your friends & come check this place out. But make sure you have at least an hour or two to spend because there is A LOT to see. read more

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This is a very large place with lots of space to walk around and go see every venders spot. And there were lots of different venders spots to check out. We also were lucky to catch a vender selling her fresh homemade French bread and jams the day we went. Fantastic! read more

I went here a few months ago to check it out and I found an item and brought it to check out and the lady accused me or price switching, she said this is the wrong price and that this is not the tag that was on it and got hostile. I think they are racist here because I am a women of color and they automatically thought i'm the one who switched the price. They need to get it together and make sure they price everything correctly before accusing customers who are trying to support their business. read more

It's a lot a newer catalog and housewife give aways. It's impossible to have a building this size and demand actual antiques. These types of businesses are based on real estate and filling spaces and collecting rents. It's a lot of plates and glasswear and items people were tired of having around. Not the place for mid century hunting and true antiques. read more

What a neat place. It's HUGE in there. Lots of different booths with different vendors in each booth. Vintage items, clothes and more. I went to the car wash and saw this place. I wondered what the place was, so I went in. read more

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It's a Super cute set up with many different booths of different vendors. Theres a lots of old and new items for everyone. It's a hidden gem. read more

Offers friendly service and a wide variety of antique, vintage and modern items to choose from. Reasonable prices. read more

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If you want to be racially profiled come here !! Came in a week ago and thought it was a really nice space even bought a few christmas gifts here. Came in today 12/26/23 and after perusing for about 30 minutes and having some items on hold in the front the OWNER accused me and my little sister of stealing and asked us to empty our pockets! Obviously i wasn't pleased by this and told him accusations were ridiculous and rude. Owner said i needed to "calm down" and didnt even apologize to us after we showed him our empty pockets. Fuck this place !! read more

Before I leave a review I'd like to say that I'm a cat lover, have two cats of my own, and have worked with cats at my local shelter for the past seven years. On 12/2/23, my friend's labradoodle and I were viciously attacked by the store owner's cat, Zin. When my friend and her dog were at the front door ready to leave, Zin got between the front door and my friend and her dog and he viciously attacked the dog who did nothing to provoke the cat. When I heard the chilling sounds from the dog I ran to the front door and tried to shoo the cat away from the dog and that's when the cat jumped on my hand and dug its claws into my hand and wrist area which caused 14 deep wounds. This required me to go to Urgent Care to be professionally treated for my wounds. I've been around cats for years and have never seen or experienced a cat in that heightened attack state before. After I was attacked I went to the front desk because I was bleeding heavily and needed to treat the deep wounds. One of the female employees took me into the bathroom of the store to help me get the bleeding to stop (which took 20 minutes!) and to help me clean the wounds and put antibacterial ointment on those wounds. Afterwards, when I went to the front desk to purchase my items, Gabe, the store owner, never once asked how I'm feeling, he never apologized for the incident, he never checked on the dog to see if there were any injuries, and instead blamed me three times for trying to shoo his cat away from the dog. The female employees were caring and compassionate and checked up on me to make sure I was ok. Gabe's lack of concern was surprising to me. When we visited the store on 12/2/23 there were no signs on the front door warning people that the store cat is NOT dog friendly nor did Gabe warn us when we entered the store with my friend's dog. I sent an email to Gabe on 12/4/23 asking him to contact me to discuss the incident and I have yet to receive a call or a reply email from him. I feel that his lack of responsibility for his cat and his lack of empathy and utter disregard for my injuries and the welfare of my friend's dog, were nothing short of neglectful, despicable and inexcusable. read more

Huge. Well organized. If you can't find it here you can't find it anywhere. Good prices. Variety. Wide well light spaces. Fun too.

What an amazing store. Have been on the hunt to replace 1910-1920 era antique furniture and decor that was lost in a house fire. Rare few stores carry the large types of furniture that we need. A friend mentioned Eclectichouse in the morning and I was there within an hour and found an amazing turn of the century oak veneer highboy! Another benefit to shopping at this store was that the owner was keenly aware that some shoppers might need extra wide avenues and paths for walkers, strollers and wheelchairs. The store also features several of the vendors cats and dogs, what a joy, will definitely return for more turn of the century furniture, decor and value. read more