My son and I love coming here the owner and his lil dog are always fun to visit with ! The venders…read morealways have unique items always something new to look at and always find great deals ! The owner is very knowledgeable on the items for sale at his store and is not pushy and is kid friendly even though I always keep close eye on my son in the past at different antique stores I did not feel welcomed and they constantly were telling my son not to touch anything! Here you have variety of odd things like bat skeletons and human hair necklace's to pogs and military items to handmade jewelry soaps and so on !

Owner welcomed us in with casual conversation. Loved the separate themed rooms but I have to say…read more. things could be a bit more organized. Kind of seemed like things were just placed nilly willy. Got some old comics for a reasonable price and probably will go back. Great place to go get unique gifts

Cute shop and decent selection of items, but most definitely the least welcoming that I visited…read morewhile in Aurora. I walked in, smiled, & greeted the lady working and she just looked at me strange and went back to chatting with her friend. It was not a comfortable experience. I was, again, not acknowledged when I left. I love the town but wouldn't return to this particular shop.

I think this is one of the newer antique shops in the adorable antique haven of Aurora. It was…read morecertainly unique and I thoroughly enjoyed my visit! There are some vintage items and antiques - but there's also a lot of unique art, fun bucolic yard items, a room full of denim, and a huge area full of antique books! It's a large, farmhouse style building but it's all on one floor. The shop was clean and well organized with a good flow and very relaxing colors - easy to meander. I had a nice chat with the owner (I think she was the owner) - and they were even giving away hand lotions on my visit. Parking is all street parking but ample. This shop sits just outside the Main Street strip of antique stores but on the corner so it's very walkable from the main area and well worth a stop.

I have lived in the metro area for how long and I had no idea there was an antiquing town 20 min…read moresouth of Portland. This cute antiquing town is worth the day trip. Antiques are above average in price. I would imagine because they have to maintain the colonial look and feel of the town. That ain't cheap!

This is one of the many antique stores in the adorable town of Aurora and it's just delightful!…read morePacked full of all sorts of antiques and other unique wares - even the building is historic (from the 1800s). There were so many beautiful lamps and stained glass panels - very impressive! There are 3 floors to explore and tons of vendors. The huge store is well organized with a great flow and layout. I barely had time to explore - I almost didn't visit bc it was a Monday and I thought they were closed Mondays but they just started their summer hours and are open 11-3 on Mondays!! I barely made it before close but the staff were so nice and let me have a quick run around. Prices are decent for the area - antiques seem to be a tad pricey in this town - possibly bc it's their claim to fame. It's in a great location though in this lovely historical town. Parking is all street parking but abundant and easy to navigate. Definitely worth exploring!

Quaint and small in appearance from the outside, inside it is room after room, upstairs, downstairs…read moreof antiques. Massive! As in over 16,000 square feet big. So much to take in! All the norms - furniture, art, dinnerware and serving pieces, glasses, clothing, books, jewelry, collectibles - it's all there! What interests me the most is that there are still lots of buyers for these pieces. I say that because many Of my friends, and myself, held on to lots of my mother and grandmothers treasures but when downsizing, the next generation had no interest. Many of us donated to Goodwill and the Salvation Army and I see so many similar pieces in this store and other antique shops. While not my taste - I prefer mid-century mod - I still appreciate the beauty and marvel over many of the inventive items of the day. The furniture is so detailed, the chests and cabinets with lots of compartments and drawers, all so beautiful. The serving pieces and bar ware always captures my attention and Main Street Mercantile had lots! Definitely visit while in Aurora because if you are visiting this town, it's most like for the antiques. Just be careful walking around as the floors aren't even and steps appear out of nowhere. Prices definitely on the higher side.

Service that Christopher gave us was awesome He really…read moreknows his business. He is very skilled. Hobby Lobby Store # 908 framing in Sherwood does it while you are there. You don't leave it and then come back x days later to pick it up. They had museum glass for both our pictures. Price was very reasonable forbe everything they did for us They have a good selection of frames and mat choices.

this is a Hobby Lobby light... much smaller than the rest i have been in. they carry a good…read moreassortment, but nearly the assortment or quantity of say the one in Albany. They are light staffed at check out. They would sure benefit from adding more fabric after JoAnns has closed.

If you're at all into browsing around antique shops, put this adorable city on your radar - even…read morethe city itself is an antique, having been founded in the late 1800s as a religious commune. It's super cute and historical - complete with its own walking tour! Aurora is a hidden gem - and is less 30 minutes south of Portland! The city is pretty small so it's definitely doable as a day trip depending on how long you want to spend antique-hunting. I've never seen so many antique stores in one place - there are at least 10 within walking distance, and a lot more if you include the ones outside of the quaint little Main Street area. PRO TIP: don't visit on a Monday though - as tons of the shops and restaurants are closed oddly enough. The city centers around historical Main Street which is pleasantly walkable and offers clean public restrooms and picnic tables to take a break on. It also offers a really interesting self-guided walking tour of the historic buildings and town called the "Emma Walk" and you can find it online here: https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/2013R1/Downloads/FloorLetter/460 Another little fun fact - Aurora is the home of Life Flight - the largest nonprofit air ambulance company in the country - who knew?!! There are lots of cute boutique hotels and restaurants in the area - as well as major chains in nearby Wilsonville if that's your thing. Every summer they have a fun festival called Colony Days. The town is easy to find - right off I-5. And there's lots of public parking in the Main Street area. Aurora is really a true hidden gem - I'd never heard of it and only stumbled upon it after digging around on Google looking for a fun place to stay on my way out of Oregon that's close enough to PDX but not inside the city lol. Definitely worth a day trip!

For the most part, we were disappointed at how high all the prices were, and a majority of the…read moreowners were not very friendly

Hard pass. first and last purchase there. Had a necklace customized. I get the charm can't be…read morereturn/exchanged. The chain itself howeverwas to short so being I paid over 600 I thought I'd exchange the chain. The lady who ran up on me at the door like I went to the wrong place. Says well the chain and charm count as one piece and with the biggest ass eating grin says but I'd be happy to sell you a new chain. Go to shaneco all around better choice.

Bought a wedding ring and had it about six months when on inspection it had loose diamonds. Sent it…read moreoff and it came back and they forgot to flash it. Sent it back and wore it for a week before missing a diamond! Send it back and the replacement diamond was darker and smaller. I need to wear reader glasses to see clearly up close and I could see the issue within a second without my glasses. I should note that we live far away from this Jared's so we use the local Kay's to ship out- which goes to A different Jared's for repair- not this store. I called Will (the GM of this store) and told him my issues with quality and structure of a wedding ring after only six months old and having no issues until employees started messing with the ring. I told him I wanted to replace the ring and we drove up the same day. In the mean time he kept communication with me; even sending me ring ideas based on my preferences. When we arrived he was quick and patient while my husband and I decided on a a new ring. We brought out disabled daughter and offered her water and a piece of chocolate. We did the refund/ rebuy and they had their team attach the stone to the setting we chose and we left happy! It did take a few hours, which is expected but it all happened in one day and didn't drag on for weeks! We were treated much better than most of these reviews on this store. I made sure to steer clear of Cory! Go see Will he will make sure you leave happy!

Took my kindergarten grandson into the Book Nook for the first time this last spring and he loved…read moreseeing all the various series. Fell in love with "DogMan!" I allowed one book a visit and now he has an entire library of that and some other series and is reading at 2nd grade+ level. Obviously he has my number! Anything for a reader! The staff is so helpful and it's a wonderful place to find gifts as well.

Best book store I've been to in a while! I love used books and they do have their selection! They…read morealso buy paperbacks for a good price ! They do not accept most hardcovers though . But still one of my favorite book stores I've been to in OR. The owners are amazing and their doggo is to die for OMG. I love it here it's so warm and inviting!!