I love this place. you never know what treasure you will find. The workers are friendly and…read morehelpful.

Very easy to pass by this little shop. It looked like a little house rather than a business. Staff…read morewore masks, had a plastic curtain by the register, and hand sanitizer for customers. A couple vendors were working on their booths. Very friendly staff helped us find some train items for hubby. Mostly booths with some locked cases, and there is a little cafe area with baked goods. A lot of booths were having a sale so that was nice. The merchandise ranged from China sets, oil lanterns, books, clothing and locally made crafts. It's larger on the inside than it appears, and there is a tiny powder room if you need it. We would stop back when in the area.

Antiques on antiques on antiques, so much. If you enjoy looking at antiques this is a place for…read moreyou. There is something for everyone. The prices seem to be higher than inexpensive would anticipate. The building is not heated and the further away from the main entrance the colder it gets during the fall and winter months. Also, a few dark spots so need a flashlight of some sort.

Very eclectic selection of antiques and collectibles spanning a massive space covering three floors…read moreof treasures. Most of the "good stuff" is located in the main entrance and is deeply cluttered about the space. The further you dive into the chaos the more "junky" some of the items are. Don't be fooled because you can find some gems hidden in the mess. A bulk of the furniture is located in an unheated section of the back barn which brings me to my main issue... NO lights!! You'll need to hunt for the switches if you want to look about. I tried flipping multiple sets of switches in the barn with no success. I had to use my phone flashlight. Overall it's an experience but I most likely won't return. Pricing was hit or miss... mostly a miss.

Found this store and fell in love with it immediately. Such fun merchandise. It was bargain priced…read more Totally fun place to browse. Some stuff is funky-fun, some elegantly formal, some trendy, some traditional! Lovely lady waited on me- This added to the pleasure of my shopping there. If I lived in the area I would be in the shop every week. It's a great place to buy gifts also! It had costumes, masks, jewelry, formals, jackets, tops and pants. Surely there is something there for everyone.

Crowded, not wheelchair or stroller accessible. Items hang low enough to hit average height people…read morein the head - owner justifies this because she is short. Vague limited unreliable hours seem to exemplify the owner's lack of interest in customer needs. Store quality okay overall, but between other clothing stores and thrift stores in town, one can do better.

Stopped in here last night as part of the Wine Walk. They were pouring a prosecco/ riesling blend…read more This place has a lovely collection of art, furniture, housewares, and jewelry. It's a pretty large shop just filled with interesting things to look at. They also sell a small number of handmade non-antique items, like necklaces and headbands. I bought a few small items. Definitely worth a visit.

Such a fun shop with kind service. I love the Wizard of Oz theme! If it can be made with clay, they…read moreprobably have it! The toughest decision was what to get for everyone! I love that everything is dishwasher and microwave safe. So fantastic to have unique hand crafted pieces!

My husband and I really love the Wizard of Clay. We own many of his pieces and use them regularly…read more They are such great quality. We've been shopping there since we were newlyweds. We are now in our sixties. Quality makes all the difference.

Beautiful hand crafted Amish furniture, we are very happy with the exceptional quality of our Jack…read moreDaniels barrel table and "potato chip" style stools! Dean and Tracey are nice people however I was disappointed that I had to chase them around ... a lot. A call every once in awhile to let us know we were still on their radar would have been appreciated. Even though I paid for delivery I had to pick up the stools myself when they were ready. All in all the quality was worth the wait even if a bit of a headache in the process.

One of the nicest shops around anywhere ! Nicely laid out & quality items ! Worth the trip,read more

I don't know why I went back to this antique shop. They have a strange bag policy and made us keep…read moreour bag with them. Everything was INSANELY overpriced, the only thing I liked that wasn't behind glass was around 300 dollars for a rusted street sign, not to mention the copious amounts of insanely offensive racist memorabilia. Lots of crazy expensive small glassware that was upwards of 100 dollars. The only redeeming factor was the reasonably priced old books. I went to this place two years ago and saw the same items because no one would buy anything for the price they're asking. Unless they change their pricing, just don't waste your time.

Always a hit or miss, this year the legendary East Avon Flea Market seems to be lacking... Kettle…read moreCorn! That, and the "Bo-nana Bo-nana" man. Of course the usuals were there in full force. The paper supply guy, folks selling Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, video games and assorted bric-a-brac that (seemingly) nobody wants. Sure, you can bring your dog-eared vinyl LPs and *try* to sell them for big bucks. Maybe some hipster will pay the $$ to hear some authentic crackle. Till then I'll wait till the Rochester Public Market Garage Sale Sunday opens back up...

Huge flea market with loads of stuff- some new, some junk. It all depends upon what you are…read morelooking for or interested in. From the site: Flea Markets are a popular form of commerce worldwide. The phrase, "One man's junk is another man's treasure," is an adage that has kept people flocking to flea markets for hundreds of years. Flea markets attract customers from every demographic. Customers are attracted to flea markets for their role as a social meeting place, the entertainment, positive environment and the savvy of the vendors who sell their wares.