I was strolling through this little town after having brunch. We came across this shop. It's very…read moresmall. They had unique and Back In The Day items, so if you love collecting items from your childhood try this place. they had an easy bake oven! I don't have any place for it, but I wish I did because I love the things from my childhood. I might go back and see if they still have it; It was reasonably priced. They had some unique things in there. I mean, no one asked to wait on us so we couldn't find out what others items they had so we just Looked around briefly and left back out..

Me and my best friend went to this vintage store, thinking things were very nice and sweet. We saw…read morecute things and at some point I was eavesdropping on the store lady because she was just having a great time on the phone saying "I know you do not like brown people" while laughing hysterically making me extremely uncomfortable. I would never support such discuss in such a small business.

Bruce is VERY knowable, friendly and willing to share his expertise with customers. Pricing of…read moreitems are very fair.

Not sure if the gentleman and the mrs were the owners but they helped us out and were real friendly…read moreand helpful . Definitely will be back

This antique store is HUGE! You can find everything from clothing, to furniture, to old doors,…read moreshutters, windows... and more! It feels like a place that Joanna Gaines would go for a home project haha. Very friendly customer service. Very exciting experience.

The first time I went in no one really greeted or helped us, but the last time I went in there was…read morea lovely lady who helped me look through the entire showroom for an item like the one I was looking for. FYI she also told me that the people who work there are mostly the vendors who rent space in the shop. Which means that if they only work 2 times a month, the may not be familiar with the newest items from the other shops, and can also explain the variation in service provided.

we recently stopped into this co-op in a former supermarket, and were pleasantly surprised at the…read morevariety of vendors. you can spend a couple hours here looking at vintage items, clothes decor jewelry etc. there are not as many places like this around anymore, so I'd say it's worth the drive.

Great selection of goodies throughout the store. As a thrifter from out of state, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised with the pricing here (super reasonable compared to the prices I'm used to seeing back home). I dare say this is one of the best antique stores in the greater-Philly area! Good amount of MCM collectables, furniture, and home goods.

I had such a fun time exploring this antique store! There were so many unique and interesting…read morethings to look at. I definitely enjoyed the experience and would love to come back again!

First off, I can't believe how big this place is. It's huge! Found something I've been looking for,…read moreold ruby red goblets that were sold by Avon. They had 5 mini goblets as well as some dishes, I just wanted the dishes. $4/each, which I don't think was too bad. It was nostalgic for me. Lots of cute things a lot is not antique just ppl wanting to get rid of their stuff. Employees were super friendly! Would go back

I like this store, it's big, bright, clean. There is plenty of merchandise. Sometimes a little…read moretoo much. The glass items are piled on top of each other, to the point you don't want to touch it. I have found some great deals. Although, their pricing is so odd. They price some things so high. They do run sales all week long and the color tag sale changes every Wednesday & Sunday. However, good luck finding anything at 75% off. Not sure why they bother, as they have all their employees pulling the 75% color tags the day before and day of the sale. I see so many items that would have been 75% off, retagged with a new color at full price, week after week. Just let it go, you get plenty of donations.

This site is very well organized, clean and neat and not so crowded like the other ones. very nice…read moreworkers here too. great prices

How do you rate an antique store? If you find something you want and it's the price you want to…read morepay, it's a five-star experience. I wasn't in the market for anything, but I know what things cost. Prices here are commensurate with other antique malls. A couple of exceptions: some booths are selling record albums for way too much money, records you might find for a dollar in Goodwill. Conversely, there's an enamel top table, likely from the 1940s, priced at $50. That's a steal! (I know; I bought one years ago on Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn.) If that's not cheap enough, the table comes with four chairs! Old Mill has two floors with the usual array of stuff. The women tending shop are friendly and helpful. And if you come on a hot day, you'll be happy that the store is nicely air conditioned!

Great selection and nice people! Really fun experience. Would 100% come back! There is always…read moresomething new to see and find. The dealers care and the staff are helpful and welcoming. Just a warm experience! Plus there is a great restaurant next door.

Great selection of antiques and handmade primitive seasonal wares. The shop has so much inside,…read moreall made in USA and priced fairly. The shopkeeper is friendly and willing to negotiate on the antiques. A must visit.