Been here twice! Fabulous finds ! Great staff!…read morePleasure to be here. I'm really happy to find clothes, and vintage treasures all around!

So much to look at! Vintage items, Boutique Clothing, jar goods, just about everything!read more

There's some real neat finds in this store! The owners were also lovely to chat with.read more

Went in to purchase a dresser after communicating with a seller via Craigslist about the piece. I…read morelike to paint antique furniture as a hobby and needed a chest of drawers. When I arrived, I first asked to use the trash can to throw away some old receipts from my glove box. The saleswoman took them from my hand and passive-aggressively told me that she personally would have looked around outside first for a trash car before taking them out of her car. All righty then. While I was waiting for my item to be moved to the front of the store, I decided to go browsing. I love everything anything London or Paris-themed and was pleasantly surprised that I couldn't find anything objectionable. That is, until I had already paid and was waiting by the counter for someone to help me load the dresser into my car. The entire L-shaped front counter display is fully stocked with racist Jim Crow-era pottery, statues, and knick-knacks. I was stunned. I asked for my money back right away and left without the dresser. The most disgusting part of the scenario, besides the items being available for purchase at all, is the way they are displayed prominently in a place of honor designated by the owner to proudly celebrate Jim Crow-era nostalgic racism. I used the money I would have spent to take a family member to see BlackkKlansman. DO NOT SUPPORT RACISTS WITH YOUR MONEY. If you find the sale of items which exist to stereotype and degrade black people offensive, please do not give this establishment any of your money. If you have purchased things here in the past or plan to, please tell the owners that their decision to lean into and profit from racism is wrong and that you will not be giving them your business in the future. As consumers, we have the power to do that much.

A magical treasure trove. Liked over by the most helpful and friendly staff. See what you can find!read more

Definitely a place to shop, or possibly sell. A little bit of everything. This is a market, not a…read morestorefront. I will return when I'm ready to sell some things.

Very nice lady working, everything is clean and organized. Very much enjoyed browsing.read more

Not worth the drive, if you are coming from out of town. Disorganized, cluttered and messy. No…read moreparking. Many things were not priced and many of the things were far over priced. There were a few treasures to be found but nothing spectacular.. No small town deals to be found here.

While we were in the West-bottoms this last weekend, which visited this antique shop. This antique…read moreshop has four or five levels that are open with antiques. I would say the best selection is in the first two and then it declines after that. It is neat to be able to walk up the stairs and see the various levels but when it's hot like it was this weekend, the heat just keeps rising as you go up! I actually really didn't look at the prices that much, my husband had looked at a few prices on some things and felt like it was overpriced. I'm not sure if a variety of vendors do consignment out of this store or if it is just one owner, highlighting antiques. Because one vendor can be inexpensive and the next one can be overpriced. I just felt like the selection at this particular location wasn't as good as some of the other antique stores in the West bottoms area.

Selection was meh- place is huge- went up to 2nd and 3rd floor but that was all I needed to see…read more Really didn't find anything I was interested in. Sooo hot on July 3rd. Need some fans at minimum.

With my mother being into antiques I've been in and out of Greenwood Mercantile a lot over the…read moreyears. The product mix changes frequently, sometimes it's more crafts than antiques and vice versa. The point I want to make is just because you don't like what you see today doesn't mean it will be the same experience in a month. The owner of this shop seems to have a knack for finding some very unusual pieces. We picked up 4 wooden church panels here, they were in an old country church to protect the stained glass windows. They are 8 ft tall, solid wood in a lattice pattern, and it's not every day you can get your hands on old church pieces like this. And that's just one example that comes to mind. I've moved to Vegas and look around me and see no less than 12 items that came from Greenwood Mercantile. When I get back to KC this is a place I stop in as I continue to find some great things here. (This review is based on my most recent visit in March 2012.)

Step in and feel like you are in a cabin. The store specializes in primitives, and the feeling of…read morethe store is perfect for the antiques. The store has one level, and there is a back room. It was a nice place.

The resurgent West Bottoms antique shops roll out the carpet on the first weekend of the month,…read moreloaded with food trucks and open doors all throughout. Guys, trust me when I say at some point your girlfriend/girl who is a friend/spouse/mother WILL want to come to this sometime. I can admit, it's pretty fun rummaging through the shops. We find ourselves in the Hello Sailor shop more than some of the other ones because it definitely has the best layout. Some of the other shops are multiple floors with crowds and narrow staircases (admittedly part of the charm of the older repurposed buildings) that don't make it quite as easy to navigate. Hello Sailor has a wide spread floor, less clutter, and more quality options. I've noticed in a lot of these antique shops that the first 60 seconds can really determine if you're going to like what they have. If you're seeing mustard yellow couches and rows of cartoon farm animal cookie jars, it might be time to head to the next shop. Bonus, they have public restroom in the middle of the shop. Our latest excursion had us looking for a coffee table. My wife has a good eye and spotted a kitchen table and figured we could trim the legs on it. While it wasn't marked, it didn't take long to find someone who confirmed it was for sale, texted the owner and came back with a fair price. Once you buy furniture, you can move your car carefully through the crowds out front and take a spot by their loading bay. They'll have their staff bring it out and help you get it in the car if needed. If you aren't able to fit it in your car that day you just save your receipt for the next time you can come in and they'll get it out to you.

Hello sailor is like a flea market , lots of different items to look and buy, the place is packed…read morethere was a young lady trying to raise money for her school soccer team, which is really super and organized place should follow her lead in raising money for cause

I've been a couple of times now and the selection was slightly better than a garage sale. Lots of…read moreempty cases and space inside the building. If your in the neighborhood it might be worth a stop for collectors, but not worthy of a drive across town.

My girlfriend brought me here last week. We had a blast carousing the isles full of fun old…read moretreasures, retro items, and collectibles. My favorites were the mannequin heads. :) See pics.