Nice selection. I think their prices were too high. They had in city prices. I collect old photos…read morefrom the past. They wanted $10.00 for a single photo when it should have been $5.00 or less. Coolest find is someone was selling Roy Roger's & Trigger comic books for $11.00 each.

We visited this store for the very first time and we were blown away by the amazing selection of…read morequality items. The people working there provided excellent service and would periodically offer to take items up to the counter for us while we continued to shop. Whenever any of the people working interacted with my husband and I there were very kind and helpful. We always were met with a smile when asking questions or when conversing. The pricing is very fair as well. This isn't a jameport antique store where they upsell or anything like that. Overall it was a great experience and I definitely look forward to going back!

Well organized and clean place to look at antiques and all sorts of curiosity items…read more Nice folks, and as others has stated, a bit pricey. However, if you really want an item, it might be worth the cost.

The good: great selection of antiques you don't see at other antique stores. Some of these…read morecollections are quite impressive. The bad: too expensive. Small town antiquing is usually good deals - not here. The wife and I left without buying anything.

1st time here. Went there August 3rd, 93 degrees. I don't think they have air conditioning, fans…read moreeverything. Even with the heat we managed to spend over $80.00. You need to know if you use your credit card there is a 3 % up charge. The wife and I had a good time even with the heat.

This is the greatest antique mall in Kansas City!!! They have over 100 vendors and you will find a…read moreton of great collectibles, vintage items, records, antiques and more. There is something for everyone. I always come across a treasure or something from my childhood.

I know many that have been helped through their service. And…read moreto shop in their store is a real adventure in what you can find and the great prices on every item. It is a great ministry! I encourage you to check them out in all they offer to the community!

It's a little unknown and I always find something whether it be frames, a lamp , vintage home…read morepieces or an old camera I paid $5 for that sold for $85

My husband and I tried out this antique store for the first time on one of the first Fridays of the…read moremonth in the afternoon. It was a fun place to look at the wide variety of antiques. The service was good and the ladies were fun and friendly. They have a lot of merchandise of a wide variety throughout the warehouse. There were some things that I thought were reasonable, and there were other things that I felt were out of price range, but I believe that's individually priced by the person selling it. I purchased two handcrafted notecards with envelopes by a local artist. They were along the price range of a Hallmark card or slightly under. We would recommend this particular store!

This is hands down my favorite vintage shop in the west bottoms! I never know exactly what I will…read morefind, but I always know I will be going home with something. I stopped by in December and they had the best Christmas and holiday decor. I was also able to find gifts for a few people on my list. I think they have a great selection and things are generally reasonably priced. I am not a vintage expert, but I still like the pieces they have. The second floor is my favorite, but the third floor has a coffee shop. Definitely stop by this place for a treasure hunt!

What a pleasant place! I took a half day from work to stretch my mind and was able to come hang…read moreout in the square. I was recently looking for a thimble that would fit my hands and stumbled in here. It's a clean store with that ambiance that you expect in a little shop. The very nice lady helped me look at thimbles and hat pins. I also was able to see some stuff my friend was looking for. The best part, due to COVID they are running a 50% sale. Not out of business, just a nice sale.

This place felt like an accident waiting to happen. As I walked through, I felt the floor bow (and…read moreI'm not a big guy at all). I was waiting for one of the boards to bounce back and force me to buy the entire store. It is a very full store, but I did not see anything that remotely peaked my interest. The prices seemed a little on the high side.

This thrift store is well organized, restocked regularly has daily sales. Prices are overall less…read morethan Saver's. Clothing is 50% off every Wednesday! Some items like chiefs wear may not be included in the sale. The volunteers and paid staff are friendly and helpful. They have three locations. Two are right next to each other and one is in Platte City.

This is a huge thrift shop. We always find something good here. I got a brand new pretty shower…read morecurtain, a bunch of tops that were nearly new... some cool toys that even still had the tags on them. Their dressing rooms are really convenient and the keep the clothing (and other stuff) very organized. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but it's a great thrift shop.

This place had 4 floors of goodies! Although I didn't buy anything, this place was fun to explore!!read more

Nice shop, nice people. I like the Momento Mori aesthetic but personally am not so hot on…read moreRockabilly Goth. There aren't as many deads/taxidermy items as the reviews and pictures led me to believe and like Oracle they overcharge for their deads. There are some books I never knew existed before (pertaining to death and dying) and if I wasn't on a budget I would have bought them all. Their old timey photos were in general disarray. Hard to sift through. They also overcharged for some prints that one can find in an art book. My partner bought one and I had assumed it was a local artist. If I'd known otherwise I would have haggled. This shop is one of a kind and if you're interested in vulture culture/taxidermy, death and dying, or creepy things it's well worth a visit. I wish St. Louis was open to having one of these kind of stores but I'm not sure if there's much of an audience for it there. In the meantime I don't mind going out of town to visit.