Tony and I stopped at Arts & Antiques Mall in Fairmont WV. This is a 6 Story Historical Building…read morewith only three floors opened to the public. There is street parking with meters available. The store is very lovely and there is a Coal Mine Museum on the third floor. The museum is free to enjoy!!

This place was way better and more interesting than I had anticipated it being. A great addition to…read moremy visit of downtown Fairmont. And biggest thing that struck me is that it did not smell like a musty resale or consignment store. It is huge, and it's pretty easy to get lost in it. But it has all these little sections and "rooms" that people can rent to consign or sell their wears. There are people who are selling "flea market" style, and there are artists who are using it as a small store style...crafts, and painting, photography, wood working, jewelry...some pretty awesome stuff. They also have a local artist who does painting classes out of the studio, and right when you first walk in a whole rack of books written by local authors. We picked up a kids book about a bunny that immigrates from Italy to Clarksburg...which I thought would be good for my boys as it mirrors their ancestors history. We also found some records, and an old WV license plate.

I am giving this quirky startup business five stars to applaud its owner in establishing it in the…read moresmall town of Weston. My friend and I ducked in while walking over to the excellent Thyme Bistro. We were amazed by the amount of merchandise Tyler has in the store. There are five or six room just bursting at the seams! I ended up buying a nice pair of sandals for $8 and have worn them several times already. A more savvy shopper could no doubt find multiple treasures there. Support a young businessman! Buy pre-loved items! Show your friends what a successful treasure-hunter you are! When in the area, stop by Anything Goez.

Great place to go. Very friendly cashier. This place has a nice selection of things. Great prices,…read morethey don't jack them up.

Great variety Awsome service and knowledge of products…read moreIf your looking for great products the selection here is amazing

3.5 stars overall. Meadowbrook Mall is an indoor mall that has dozens of stores and many…read morerestaurants. Most storefronts are occupied, so unlike many other malls, this mall is not dying. As of late 2022, current stores include JCPenney, Target, the Shoe Dept., GNC, Hallmark, Old Navy, Buckle, Ulta, rue 21, Torrid, Kay Jewelers, Journeys, Bath and Body Works, Claire's, Zales, Lids, Marshall's, Finish Line, Candy Unlimited, American Eagle, Maurice's, Spencer's, Hot Topic, fye, GameStop, Showtime Music, Books a Million, Joann, etcetera. Current restaurants include Chick-fil-A, Auntie Anne's, Charley's Philly Steaks, Eastern Wok, etcetera. Options for entertainment include a Cinemark movie theater, an arcade, etcetera. I thought that most of the clothing stores were for teenagers rather than for my age group. I ended up buying only socks in one store, so I did not do my best shopping here.

This mall is so sad anymore. Any decent stores have left or are leaving…read more This used to be a decent mall to shop in but with many of the better stores closing one is left with Target and Jc Penney as the big anchor stores. Sad. Unless I am desperate for something I go ahead and drive the two hours to Pittsburgh to shop. Much better selection of stores and no sales tax on any clothing items.

Service was fantastic. Sal was very helpful. I will recommend to friends and family. I will be back.read more

The Cellar is the best place to go for homebrew beer and winemaking supplies and equipment in the…read moreClarksburg area. The owner will match prices as best as possible to all the online retailers, and may even share some of his own brew with you! This was my first stop when I took up homebrewing, and the owner was very helpful and full of information. Stock is limited, but they will order anything you want at a good price. The Cellar is located in the basement of a carpeting store, so that's a little odd, but this place isn't about big-city marketing... it's about a man who loves his hobby and wants to share it with anyone who may be interested. Check it out if you're in town and need some supplies at a good price!

I just called them and ask if you questions they were very accommodating asphalt 9 mm they said…read morethey have plenty of it and then I asked if they had AR 15s and I said yes so we're stopping by tomorrow and I'll add to this review

I must have used my other account...I called two times back to back and both times got someone…read moredifferent and very pleasant to talk with. One q was do you have 9mm ammunition...they said ..YES TONNES!!!! And the second q was do you have Glock 19 and 17 they said Yes! I will be stopping by tomorrow to get some ammunition and look at the guns and I'll update the experience

John does great work and the prices aren't bad. I guess I have to post eighty characters to post…read morethis. I don't like that about yelp

Music Center, in Bridgeport, WV is my favorite music store in the area. They have a very nice…read morecollection of electric guitars -- especially Ibanez and LTD. They also have a good selection of acoustic guitars. There were also other instruments such as mandolins, resonators, banjos, and percussion. Music Center has some really nice amps, including Marshall, Mesa Engineering, Blackstar, Vox, and Laney. As expected, they have all kinds accessories, as well as some that you may not expect, such as vacuum tubes. The staff at Music Center is very friendly, and while they are helpful and show you features, they don't try to aggressively hard sell you. When I am evaluating a guitar or amp, it is a process that takes a long time and a lot of concentration, so I appreciate this. I am also very surprised by the prices at Guitar Center. Their prices are about the same as online shops, such as Musician's Friend, Guitar Center, and Sweetwater, and they will usually come down a little, to do better than buying on the internet. While you may be able to wait for a coupon, or talk the online guys down a little lower, I would rather support a local business than send my money to some giant, faceless corporation. I also like to try out instruments before I buy them. Sure, it may be nice to try something out in the store and order it off the internet, if you can get a better price. Especially with instruments, though, no two are alike. The way the wood resonates, the way the nut is cut, and most importantly the fretwork can vary greatly from instrument to instrument. Plus, I really don't want to have to drive to Pittsburgh, DC, or Columbus to try out music gear if all of the local brick and mortar stores get run out of business