I've found some really good finds here. Some is not antique but wow some of the booths are awesome…read more I've been welcomed in both times I've come into the store and have found so many cool items for myself and as gifts for people. Definitely worth checking out!

I wanted what appears to be a deck of classic Pokemon cards, the originals from 1999, it was…read morelabeled as partially sealed with a firm price of $69 ($74 out the door) and when the woman came to help me at the locked cabinet she asked what I wanted and I told her the box of Pokémon cards from 1999, which was wedged between boxes of newer, bigger sets of the cards which I'm not interested in. The label said partially sealed (it was opened once but had the torn plastic wrap on it still) I asked her how I would know the cards are in the taped up bag/ box and she told me to shake it so I did, she said the sound I heard was the cards in there. She took it to the register and told me to meet one of the other ladies at the counter who could help me. The woman at the register asked what I wanted and I pointed saying "the trading cards she just put on the counter" in reply the woman at the register raised her voice a bit to where the other 5-6 customers in the store at the time could hear her saying "Pokémon trading cards!" She then charged me up and removed a tiny white tag (about the size of a dime) from a string on the bagged box and placed the tiny tag behind the counter. Once I paid $74 at the register I opened the box while going out the door and immediately turned around through the entry door because it was not filled with Pokémon cards, but clear empty plastic sleeves and a crumpled up piece of paper! I went right back to the counter and even though the box has a large sticker on it that says it's a deck box of original WOTC(original printers of the American cards), one of the ladies pulled up the tag they removed that specified card sleeves, contrary to the huge tag provided to me in the photo. This labeling is intentionally misleading and the only right thing to do would be a full refund in exchange for the originally mislabeled product but they refused, even though I hadn't left yet and they thought they were cards too! I am extremely upset at the fact that the staff was unable to do what would have been ethical.

One of my favorite things to do is look for unique home decor, and Roseberry Farms is my FAVORITE…read moreplace! I'm pretty sure I've been here every two weeks for the past several months, it's that awesome! Deb always has new inventory and the unique pieces that she creates are beautiful and perfect for any rustic decor lover. There aren't many local shops that you can walk into and know that everything in the store is adorable and good quality. When you walk into Roseberry Farms, you will walk out with something fantastic.

Sweetest little vintage store on Cherokee! The ladies that work here are always so sweet and…read morebubbly. Have found some really good vintage pieces there that I absolutely adore. They definitely have the coolest changing room in all of St . Louis!

What a great little vintage shop in the middle of the fabulous Cherokee Street Antique Row! So…read morehappy we popped in. Nice selection of Knick knacks, pins, clothing, crafts and all greeted by the lovely hosts of the shop. Many items on sale at great prices. Found a vintage 100% wool vest and an antique hat pin.

If you are looking for one-of-a-kind artisan items for yourself or a special gift for someone, you…read moreneed to take a trip to Uptown Collinsville and stop by Miles Market on Main. They offer so many unique items at reasonable prices. Need to go often too because the inventory changes regularly. They also offer a variety of "learn to make... classes." I love the funky vibe of this store. Plenty of street parking available so be sure to take a stroll down Main St. and check out the other stores and restaurants.

Although I'm not an antique collector, I do appreciate antiques for their historical value and this…read moreplace is rich in history. A must stop shop while in Collinsville to see the world's largest catsup bottle. This shop is loaded with so many unique items with my favorite being the Primitives, all at fair prices. And the owner, Lavadna, is not only very knowledgeable but also the sweetest lady you will ever meet.

Awesome place. Tons of everything you will ever need. Love this place and will be back.read more

Consign and Design is amazing, from the owner Bernie to her items I can't say how much I love this…read morestore. I went in about little over a year ago, immediately Bernie made me feel like family. She helped me find items I was needing and put a few items on consignment for me. The only thing I recommend don't plan on spending 15 mins in here, plan on being there for 30-45 mins since she always has new items. She has everything you are looking for from wall decor to dressers. I highly recommend taking the trip to Mascoutah to check out the store. She also does interior design for a great price.

South county's best kept secret for antiques, vintage and consignment. Nice variety of items, good…read moreprices. Definitely worth a look!

Such a charming little stationery shop on Cherokee. Small space, but very thoughtfully curated with…read moreJapanese stationery, stickers, pens, memo pads, and notebooks you don't usually find elsewhere in St. Louis. Somewhat pricey, as expected. I probably wouldn't make a special trip just for it, but it's absolutely worth popping into if you're already strolling Cherokee. St. Louis really doesn't have many places like this.