One of the best vintage item shops you will ever walk into!…read moreAlways a great selection of hand picked clothing, furniture and just about anything else you can think of. Seriously, it's worth the drive from Detroit! The owner has obviously put a LOT of hard work in to the building and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. A great place and a great experience.

This is one of my favorite places to shop when I'm in town. Vintage shopping at great prices. I…read morelive in Nashville and look forward to vintage shopping in Wapak for how awesome the deals are compared to Nashville. We bought the coat in the photo for $24! That's insane. She has great picks and we always end up leaving with more than one thing.

My wife and I found this HUGE antique mall on our way back from Rockford OH to Columbus OH. What a…read moregreat adventure. Google antiques in Wapak. If you like old, interesting, "rare" things there is likely a gem waiting for you at Auglaize Antique Mall. First it's deceptively large! I was thinking one floor at the entry looked pretty jammed-packed! And it was, except there are multiple levels and essentially connects to the adjacent store front. There's another cool shop next door "relics" but was closed by our late Saturday afternoon arrival. If you like old, odd, rare, fun, interesting - a piece of the past - do yourself a favor and make the stop - but don't expect to get out too fast! I think we spent an hour and a half and fortunately they pointed the tired & hungry shoppers across the street to J Marie's for a "double treat" in Wapak!

As the one star indicates: not good. Filthy, dusty, and junky. The fetid basement is a thing of…read morenightmares (small room after small room of creepy junk). If you're one of those intrepid antique hunters that buys to repair/refinish and flip items, it might be worth a glimpse because you just never know, but it's a resounding no from me on this one. Full disclosure, I stopped here on a road trip and the whole town had a deliverance vibe.

I'm from the Portland area, and my friends and I have always enjoyed spending many an afternoon in…read morethe Jay Garment Antique Mall. The outside is somewhat misleading as it normally is with antique stores - it's much larger on the inside with the main building with an additional back area full of even more goodies. They have an amazing selection of everything - coins, china, magazines, postcards, furniture, mattresses, jewelry, knick-knacks, records, assorted collectibles, country charm-type stuff, primitives, Americana - everything you'd expect at a great antique mall, and generally all of it is good quality stuff at very reasonable prices. The staff is so helpful and friendly - if you need something, they will not hesitate to assist you, and if you don't need help, they won't pester you. For being a small-town store, they certainly have a lot of great treasures to be found. Of course, some of these treasures require a little more digging than others, but all of the wares in the place are organized rather well, so finding what you're looking for is rarely a problem. Overall, if you're ever in the Portland area, you should definitely pay a visit to the Jay Garment Antique Mall - you won't be sorry. It's a must-visit for any antiquing excursion in the Central Indiana area.

I came in based on a recommendation. The place is large and made up of booths rented by different…read moredealers. I came in looking for furniture and that was pretty limited. Some of the booths are well organized and some are just a mess. I did find one fantastic basket but not much else. The lady working here was delightful. She reached out to the person that had the booth and tried to get me the best price possible. That was appreciated. Especially since the basket was marked pretty high. If I was in the area I would definitely check back but I wouldn't drive the 45 minutes I drove to get here again just to come in. Worth checking out though if in the area.

The best cutest old store!! The sweetest front desk lady, who is always so kind and talkative when…read moreI come in. She brings in all kinds of inventory for all kinds of antique lovers. Her prices are very fair. It's one of my fav go to stores especially to add something new to my home !

We are privileged to have this family-owned shop in our hometown. We travel fairly often and…read moreusually try to stop at the variety of antique shops that we come across. This is by far the best displayed and cleanest merchandise we've seen and the prices are great. It's nice to walk through after a local lunch at one of the nearby restaurants in town, check out the new items and chat with the staff.

The first time I came here, I was looking for something very specific (they didn't have it); it was…read morearound the holiday season and many booths were holiday-oriented. I left disappointed, especially for the size of the place. My mom commented "this place isn't what it used to be". The second time I really took my time browsing and had much better luck, leaving with several items (at excellent prices). I later regretted not buying more! Normally I can tell within a second's glance if a booth is worth my time or not, but here you really should examine each booth. I saw things here that are no longer easy to come across in your average antique mall. I definitely have my favorite dealers here, but there really are great pieces scattered throughout the mall. They keep junk to a minimum and many booths almost look like mini museums (if you prefer flea market junk, by all means, head over to Maumee). The place is well staffed and everyone was nice enough. One small anecdote: they do apparently have a very small cabinet booth with Nazi paraphernalia. I only know this because I overheard customers pointing it out. I would have never noticed this cabinet otherwise, but I still think those objects belong in museums rather than antique malls.

I love that I'm 20 minutes from this HUGE mall. One of my favorite places to search. Everything…read morefrom mid century items to albums and even some antiques. Search for the bargains and the friendly staff will check you out. They do a good job of holding you items for you also.

Touches of Time is a quick trip from home when we just need to get out of the house. We never walk…read moreout empty handed. They have multiple floors of antique and vintage items at great prices. Service has always been great and we'll definitely keep going back.

An adorable gem of an antique mall on the corner of the cute town of Van Wert. We stopped by on a…read moreroad trip when they graciously told us they allow dogs. We missed so many shops in Michigan because they wouldn't allow well behaved dogs! Their loss! The owner, Sabrina, is as sweet as her shop! There are SO many wonderful things at reasonable prices and the place is bigger than it looks! It's neat, tidy, and well organized. My only complaint is that it is over 2 hours from where I live! I found a sweet artist print that I took home but had to pass on a furniture piece that we didn't have room for! Don't miss this one if you love antiques, collectibles or home decor!! We will be back again!

Great Cozy little flea market right off Elida road (across the tracks). 3 of us went in curious…read moreand 3 of us came out happy - classic toys for our 13 year-old, china, glassware and living room fixin's for the wifey, and a load of antiques and collectibles from me. I walked out with postcards, stamps, and an old 4th of July publication all originals from the late 1800's as well as an original civil war letter written home from Georgia in 1862. Just about anything you could think of in there - a lot of various sports paraphernalia . "Friendly" crowd of guys playing cards in the front, let you wander the store for diamonds in the rough without having to talk to 20 guys at 20 "booths" like some flea markets. Shelves and side rooms are well organized with stuff from different sellers, but its all handled up at the front of the store. This is one place I'll definitely be stopping in every time I get back home to visit!

The ladies working were very friendly. Often taking the items we'd collected to put them up front…read moreso we could keep shopping. There was so much stuff and such a huge variety of things that I'm sure we could've walked through a second time and found more. Prices were good but as with any store you just have to know what you're shopping for to make sure you get the best deals. Only downfall is the aisles are a little close together and you can't access what's in the back on the bottom 2 shelves without fully getting down on the floor.