Cute shop and decent selection of items, but most definitely the least welcoming that I visited…read morewhile in Aurora. I walked in, smiled, & greeted the lady working and she just looked at me strange and went back to chatting with her friend. It was not a comfortable experience. I was, again, not acknowledged when I left. I love the town but wouldn't return to this particular shop.

I think this is one of the newer antique shops in the adorable antique haven of Aurora. It was…read morecertainly unique and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit! There are some vintage items and antiques - but there's also a lot of unique art, fun bucolic yard items, a room full of denim, and a huge area full of antique books! It's a large, farmhouse style building but it's all on one floor. The shop was clean and well organized with a good flow and very relaxing colors - easy to meander. I had a nice chat with the owner (I think she was the owner) - and they were even giving away hand lotions on my visit. Parking is all street parking but ample. This shop sits just outside the Main Street strip of antique stores but on the corner so it's very walkable from the main area and well worth a stop.

The Associate that helped us was so nice and helpful! She helped my fiancé and I both pick out some…read moreamazing jewelry they had there, would 10/10 visit everytime I'm in Oregon!

This is another one of the numerous antique stores in Aurora. The building itself is historical -…read morefrom the late 1800s - and impressive and beautiful from the outside. Inside, the store is full of cases and well laid out. However, it's extremely cramped - very narrow walkways, hard to maneuver. I wasn't terribly impressed with the selection. It's about 90% dishes and vases and 5% jewelry. The building clearly has more than one floor and other reviews mentioned an upstairs section - I wandered around and around trying to find it but was unsuccessful. Staff were scarce and the one I did see was brief and curt. Prices were a tad high for what's offered. Probably my least fave antique store I visited in the town. Parking is all street parking and ample - very historic and cute town worth exploring.

Cool place to look around and see the history of so many items from the past. Mostly very pricey…read moreitems. Not really any bargains on the antiques. Mom and I enjoy looking around and coming up with decorating ideas. The place next door has tons of things you can use to change out handles, knobs and doors in your home. Fun day browsing.

Oh yes, another gem we found on our visit to Portland, OR. Sadly, we were flying home and could not…read moretake any of the incredible items we saw. If you are within a radius of 25 miles, this sure is worth a detour. This place is so good that I consider driving back to LA next time so I have space for some of their goodies.

If you're at all into browsing around antique shops, put this adorable city on your radar - even…read morethe city itself is an antique, having been founded in the late 1800s as a religious commune. It's super cute and historical - complete with its own walking tour! Aurora is a hidden gem - and is less 30 minutes south of Portland! The city is pretty small so it's definitely doable as a day trip depending on how long you want to spend antique-hunting. I've never seen so many antique stores in one place - there are at least 10 within walking distance, and a lot more if you include the ones outside of the quaint little Main Street area. PRO TIP: don't visit on a Monday though - as tons of the shops and restaurants are closed oddly enough. The city centers around historical Main Street which is pleasantly walkable and offers clean public restrooms and picnic tables to take a break on. It also offers a really interesting self-guided walking tour of the historic buildings and town called the "Emma Walk" and you can find it online here: https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2013R1/Downloads/FloorLetter/460 Another little fun fact - Aurora is the home of Life Flight - the largest nonprofit air ambulance company in the country - who knew?!! There are lots of cute boutique hotels and restaurants in the area - as well as major chains in nearby Wilsonville if that's your thing. Every summer they have a fun festival called Colony Days. The town is easy to find - right off I-5. And there's lots of public parking in the Main Street area. Aurora is really a true hidden gem - I'd never heard of it and only stumbled upon it after digging around on Google looking for a fun place to stay on my way out of Oregon that's close enough to PDX but not inside the city lol. Definitely worth a day trip!

For the most part, we were disappointed at how high all the prices were, and a majority of the…read moreowners were not very friendly

Wow! What a beautiful store! I could buy everything in here. From antiques to gifts, children's…read moretoys, anything and everything for the kitchen, this place has is all!

From the owner: Thoughtful gifts, curated vintage, home decor and fresh flowers nestled in Historic Aurora, Oregonread more

I'm no Billy Bob Thornton. One of his many quirks is a fear of antiques, but I do practically climb…read morethe walls in a cluttered environment. So I don't visit a lot of antique stores, but I do enjoy escaping to the country and was intrigued by the description of this cafe and store. They have a lunch special that includes your choice of panini, soup or salad and gelato for dessert, all for under $10. One very nice lady works in the cafe and it took about 15 minutes to prepare our food. So you are left to wander the two-story house filled with antiques. Not a bad marketing strategy. The space is confined, but the items are well ordered. It is just not my thing. There are three small tables in the cafe and the food was only okay. The highlight would definitely be the gelato and you have your choice of two flavors from six offered with your meal. Part of the reason for the ho-hum review is that I can't help but compare them to White Rabbit Bakery just down the street. White Rabbit is a bakery that happens to serve amazing sandwiches. Scatter Creek is an antique store that happens to serve okay food. So come for the antiques and stay for the gelato.

Tried this lovely spot for lunch today, as promised…read more I sat in the cafe area in the back listening to some relaxing music while cross-wording ;) as I waited for my order. If you come here, do not be in a hurry, since there is one sweet, kind lady running the antique store and cafe. So come with patience. I ordered their special. A Soy Chocolate Peppermint Latte. YUM!!! I have two other gals at my office who can't have milk, so I raced back to share with them. It is rare to find a perfectly crafted soy coffee beverage in this area. What a surprise!!! First (because I love to have my dessert first) I had their fat free, boysenberry sorbet which was also milk free. YAHOO!!! Secondly I ordered 1/2 an Italinan wrap. She made it taste wonderful even with the removal of the cheeze and cream cheese. The total for the coffee, sorbet & Italian wrap was 13.00. It would have been a better price had I cut some of my calories out ;) But who in their right minds would do that??? As I enjoyed my meal, I also couldn't help but eye some fellow diner's soup & sandwich meals that were brought out. They had their Creamy Asparagus soup in charming ceramic white handled soup bowls, and the bread looked SOOOOO luxuriously fluffy on thier panini's. I really enjoyed my time & meal here. It brought a nice calm to the middle of my busy Tueday work day. I will be back again.

I have lived in the metro area for how long and I had no idea there was an antiquing town 20 min…read moresouth of Portland. This cute antiquing town is worth the day trip. Antiques are above average in price. I would imagine because they have to maintain the colonial look and feel of the town. That ain't cheap!