If you're really into antiques, stop in at this place. Give yourself plenty of time, because they…read morehave floor after floor after floor of antiques to view. There are varying price ranges, Amish items, signs, comic books, Hot Wheels, cast iron, food, coffee, etc. We spent a good hour here to stretch our legs while traveling. So much variety exists here, and walking to all the different floors to check things out is a fun adventure. There are a lot of things to peruse, and plenty of the items trigger various childhood memories. It's like taking a trip down memory lane in some of the rooms. I can't imagine anyone regretting stopping in at this place - it's hard not to walk out with something every time we go. Even if it's not something for us, we find plenty of gifts for other people.

My happy place. The outdoor area is such an amazing relaxing place to enjoy cocktails and music…read morewith friends. And also so shopping in the antique mall. The Belle of the Bar is Sadie. She meanders through greeting guests and getting pets. But you may also see a Macaw.

Great antiques store to stop in if you're in the area. Owner is really friendly and this place is…read morekept up really nicely. We love stopping in and checking out new things that are advertised from time to time. Don't miss the spices and food they have for sale there either! We picked up some great cheese curds there from their fridge and they were great to have while traveling. Their bathrooms are also as clean as you can get! They hold events there to bring in more people, and love chatting with their clients.

bedbugs are what frank bellucci sells. avoid his booth at at antiques etcetera at all costs. many…read morelocals know this but strangers do not.

Dusty' Closet Antiques is a definite must visit if you're driving down HWY 78! Recently opened, you…read morecan tell that the owners take a lot of pride in what they do. They renovated this house turned antique shop themselves and carefully curated each room so that customers are able to envision the way the beautiful pieces will look in their own homes. The only reason I'm knocking off a star is because they're only open Sat-Sun.

This place is everything I want in an antique mall. From clothes to furniture vintage and antiques…read moreare tastefully mixed. The store has lots of natural light and feels good inside. The people who staff it are always kind and always connect with me. I don't know that I've ever left empty handed! I come every time I'm in Monroe.

The front windows are so inviting, loaded with cool historical, interesting objects of the past…read more As you first walk in you feel as though your entering the past of old time! The mall is three floors just full of cool items of all kinds.... Hard to find some item of interest but the fun is to keep looking, and maybe find other cool items to bring home or just figure out what it is. Nothing priced to high.... kind of an entry level store with all affordable items the regular or starting collector can afford. Staff is kind and willing to help! Next time your in Monroe stop on by for some Antiquing.......

We always look forward to visiting Celia when we are passing through. Such a cute shop with one of…read morea kind antiques and adorable Holiday decorations. Can't wait till our next visit.

I have used Red's several times. He does an astonishingly good job on refinishing furniture. We…read morehad an antique with a broken leg and when I got it back you could not tell it had ever been broken. Very reasonably priced, as well.

Hometown has been great to work with. They communicate well, get jobs done in the timeframe needed…read more A pleasure to work with.

Good Morning - I went "Middle-Of-The-Road" with my rating…read moresince the overall experience was okay. I am in Monroe almost every Sunday and I was looking for an indoor range for target practice - and possibly a place to shoot when I retire. I heard about CT's from a fellow shooter and a relative who lives in Monroe. My cousin from Texas was in town and we were looking for something to do - since she brought her handgun, we decided to try out the range. This is a Two-Part Review The shooting was fun - we both enjoyed our time there. The ranges were clean and the lady who checked us in was very polite and very helpful. However - the short, bearded man seemed like he just wanted to give me a hard time. We were asked about needing ammo and targets - I said, we have both. He said that we had to use their targets. When I showed him my targets - he said the backing that holds the targets is too big and the clamps they use won't reach the targets, so I would have to tape. Then when the tape won't hold - the targets will fall off the backing. I told him that I don't use the clamps or tape - I have long "T" needles that work better. Then he said that my targets were too small. My targets are 187 sq. in. - the targets he sold me are 144 sq. in. I don't know about math in the Monroe area, but the school I went to taught me that 187 is greater than 144. So, the question is: if my targets are too small - why is CT's selling smaller targets? Finally, he said, I had to use their targets because, get this, if I let you use your own targets, I'll have to let everyone else use their own targets. WHAT? And what's wrong with that? Does he get a commission for the number of targets he sells? I did everything I could to not laugh - that was the dumbest thing I ever heard of regarding targets at a shooting range. I have even used cardboard from cereal boxes at ranges and have had no problems from the management. He brought up another point about hanging my target - if I hung the target horizontally (so I could use the clamps) instead of vertically, I would be shooting at an angle and cross-firing into other shooting lanes. This is also funny because some of the targets available were wider than mine with target points that would require a person to aim at a greater angle than if my target was hung horizontally. I really have a problem with this, and I will probably be looking for a different place to shoot. I'm sorry - that is just stupid... and maybe greedy too. I've shot at a few ranges in Wisconsin, Illinois and Kentucky - this is the first time I have not been allowed to use my own targets. I also shoot on a Bullseye team in a League - my teammates got a real good laugh when I told them about my experience. First comment was, "What?", followed by, "You've got to be kidding?", and "Where is this place - I'll be sure to go someplace else to shoot." I hope the policy changes, but I'm not counting on it. Bob

Helped me fix a crossbow fast, they were very helpful and fit me in right away. Didnt miss an…read moreevening hunt!