Eclectic Chic in Oneida is one of those places you walk into and suddenly realize hours have…read morepassed. There's truly something for everyone. You can wander, explore, and keep finding new things around every corner, it's the kind of shop you never get bored in. And somehow, you can even grab something to eat while you're there, which just makes it even better. What really sets them apart though is what they do for the pet community. Their Rescue Round Up events are amazing and show how much they genuinely care about animals and the people who love them. It's more than just a shop, it's an experience and a community space. Definitely worth a visit (just plan extra time, you'll need it).

On a snowy Saturday recently my sister & I headed to Oneida to explore this antique shop. It's been…read morea couple of years since I've been here and they have made some changes. They have added a lunch spot and a sweet shop. We walked around a bit and then took a break for lunch. They had several lunch specials for very good deals! We shared a BLT sandwich with fries and a coffee. The sandwich was very good and the fries were crispy with a coating and very good also. The coffee was weak (I like stronger coffee) and no half and half . Regardless a very good deal at 13.99. The sweet shop was so cute with 1950's soda shop vibe. We both chose the apple pie with ice cream. I'm a pie snob and the crust was good but the filling was canned. It was decent but not outstanding. Next time I would get a hot fudge sundae because the ice cream is homemade. They carried the water I like (liquid death) at a good price and I was so surprised they had it. I didn't buy any antiques but I had fun looking and enjoyed my eats. I definitely would recommend going and looking around.

Odd and Old Antique Farm is a hidden gem! The moment you step inside, you're greeted with visually…read moreinteresting and thoughtfully arranged displays. Every corner of the shop invites you to explore, and I could easily spend hours just admiring everything. The merchandise is updated frequently, so there's always something new to discover, whether it's a unique vintage find or a charming antique piece. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall experience. The vibe of the place is just perfect--engaging and laid-back, making each visit feel like a mini adventure. I can't recommend Odd and Old Antique Farm enough if you're into antiques or just love exploring beautifully curated spaces!

This place is an absolute gem! There are so many antiques all with really good prices. Also…read moregorgeous stain glass windows made by the owners. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We bought a cedar chest here in mint condition with the original sale receipt from 1940 and they even carried it to our car for us! You must stop in if you're in the area!

From the owner: From dusty old books to shimmering costume jewelry, find an enviable assortment of numerous vintage…read moreand hard-to-find antiques at D E Cleveland Antiques in Rome, NY.

A cute little antique store in the village of Sylvan Beach…read more When my boyfriend and I were taking a walk after breakfast, we stumbled upon this store. We were greeted when we walked in and we were told about what sections had sales. The store inside is much bigger than we thought! So much to see and so many different sections. There's endless things here. You never know what you will find at an antique store. There were sports cards, books, furniture, toys, old board games, dishes, old signs, records, CDs....literally so many things! It was very clean and organIzed inside. Prices were very reasonable as well.

I came here because they post some of their items on FB Marketplace and thats how I discovered…read morethem. They're a half hour drive for me but it was well worth it. I had been to a few antique shops near me but their prices were outrageous. A&A had a lot of unique items and booths that caught my eye and drained my wallet a bit too thin. However, I would have ended up paying quadruple what I did if I had found these elsewhere and would have never bought them! Lol. I picked up a beautiful ceramic white lamp for my study for $13, a side table of wood and steel for $25, a small vanity and stool which I'll use for a simple sewing table for $20, a few trivets for $1 a piece, some revere cookware for $40 for a set of 5 pieces, some records, a couple of nicnacs, and a rug for $40. I can't beat these prices and the two gentlemen that helped me were quite the comedy duo! I enjoyed their help and banter. They ensured that I will be back again because this is by far my favorite shop thus far and its next to The Pancake House that I enjoy as well.

very honest. a great following of regular customers with fair pricing of items. clean, efficient…read moreand caters to the Family's needs. highly recommend.

Had a wide selection, nothing I looked at was priced. Not…read morehandicap accessible. Doesn't seem like the guy there is actually interested in selling anything. Really messy.

This is the best shop in Central New York. The Seymour June House has the most eclectic inventory…read moreof anywhere I've been. You can get lost here. I've bought many things from the owner and he is very knowledgeable. I ask him anything about a specific piece and he knows what period it's from, it's history and its value. I've bought many things here that I love! My New York leg farm table, my room size oriental rug, my cherry lady's writing desk and several pieces of mid-century modern lighting all came from here. The owner personally quotes pricing and it's all reasonable.