We had just finished up a lunch at the Crazy Canuck, which is attached to this Antique mall, and we…read moredecided to take a wander around and look at the booths. This place is great. It's a pretty large building, with a lot of booths of antiques, each with their own little specialties. We saw a dazzling array of things, everything from comic books to estate jewelry, to vintage oil cans. Lots of furniture on display. Some hand crafts, but not too many, mostly Mennonite quilts. I could have probably spent an entire day in this place, and there were times when Lee was poring over some of the booths as well. There's a central area for payment, and people there were nice and friendly. It was like going through a little museum in a way. I'd definitely give this place a visit if you're eating lunch or dinner here.

Great place to add to St Jacobs area. Lots of vinyl records, 45's and LP. Go here 4-5 times a year.read more

The reasons I am a fan of Conestoga River Pottery:…read more - Every piece is unique and a work of art made by artists on site - Most of the items are really practical that I can use everyday around the house - Prices are really reasonable - Love the rustic and country like design (but this is quite personal) - You can even see the work area with all the pottery in making! If you are in the area, come and support local arts and crafts. Nothing here is mass produced. Located inside The Village Silos. NO photos allows inside the store!

This place was recommended by someone else on yelp. And in spite of covid I went for it. I biked…read morethe miles to get to St. Jacob's and found this place rather charming. Located in the silos in the town of St. Jacob's, around the corner from the EcoCafe, Conestoga River Pottery has a lot to offer anyone walking through the door. Every shelf is filled with unique peices and collections for purchase. Its inspirational and quite lovely to bear witness to such beauty and creativity. I walked in and took my time in looking around. Found this gorgeous travel mug, a heart ornament and a small magnet made from another local artist of the landscape from BC. Where I had just visited months earlier. The young lady working was friendly. I called before going to ensure they would be open. She was talkative and upbeat. Definitely chipper compared to the other person there. Not too sure if the older gentleman was the potter/artist. He didnt seem very friendly, unfortunately. Perhaps my expectations are too high these days for people to offer a little bit more warmth. Especially with respect to this current, temporary pandemic. I understand everyone has their own ways of coping and we are all individually processing the changing times in whatever ways we can manage. When business owners are not personable, it makes me not want to be supportive. That's how I think as a patron and that's my bottom line. The mug I got is pretty awesome. It has a corked top. I encouraged some friends to visit, hopefully they'll follow through on that. And they'll have some good interactions with the shop owner.

Loved this place. It's a day adventure if you want to take your time!! So many interesting things…read moreto purchase that I've not seen at other antique malls. Regarding those who say it's not right to charge tax, I don't know of a single antique mall in southern Ontario where you get away with not paying tax. As a business owner, you are responsible for obtaining tax on goods or services sold. Pure and simple. If you're looking to not pay tax, flee markets, garage sales and the like would be the better avenue. Walking into any "business" you should expect to pay tax.

always love making the trip to go there. they have become friends and always greet us when we…read morearrive. it's a huge mixed bag of items. it's all about the search. sometimes i find something to buy other times not. it's a day out for us. if you don't like paying tax go and try to buy something on kijiji where you most likely try to lowball someone who already is offering a good price for value. maybe do some curb crawling . it probably suits you. we love woodstock flea market and will continue to buy and gladly pay tax.

Cute little home decor shop tucked into a barn. I discovered it because I was at Camellia Bakehouse…read moreand they share a parking lot. Lots of adorable finds, priced very fairly.

Charming 2nd hand bookstore with beautiful interior decor. Gently used books with good value. There…read moreis also a little cafe at the back that serves coffee and bake good!

Nice atmosphere, and a fun way to browse through for an afternoon. Staff seemed very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. The entire store smells like a nice, old book. There's a $1 book pile on the front porch, but apart from that, the prices are either comparable or slightly more expensive than other used book stores I've seen (about $8-20).

Love it it , a must visit at least 1x a month if not more in special seasons .Constantly adding new…read moreitems and lots of sales

my experience this morning was horrible, they are not the goodie , local , we serve our neighbours…read moresite that they pretend to be I would encourage to still buy local, but definitely NO THERE

Best Home décor store in town with metal wall art and décor for Homes, walls and gardens. They also…read moreoffer furniture and custom garden planters and flower arrangements. I found the best holiday gifts there. The best in Kitchener Waterloo KW region!

I love this store! It has the most unique contemporary interior and exterior decor in KW! Best…read morefaux floral, so many Canadian Artisans and manufacturers--amazing!

Great service, stellar selection, and some great local and global bestsellers at reasonable prices…read more- even some discount offerings! Will definitely be back!

I love getting lost in Fanfare Books when I'm in Stratford!! best way to spend an hour or two.read more