Had a terribly disappointing experience there. Found the perfect coffee table on display with a…read morenote on it that said something to the affect of "not available purchased 10/25/25" Well...it's now March 2026! and it is still on display! So in my mind, if it's still on display, it should be available after 6 mos of no pickup. Went to the desk and was told the person who "bought" the table moved out of state and I was assured they were coming to get it..... As a business owner myself, why would you risk disappointing a customer like that? If the item sold, take it off the floor, or put a SOLD sticker on it with no date. Then, to add insult to injury, you tell me the buyer is out of state and you are not even sure if they are coming to get the table but you won't sell it to me. How about we call the table buyer right now because I have cash in hand today to buy it? How about you don't say to me "Wow I know it's tough when you get your heart set on something." That's NOT helping, sir. What could have been a great ending has turned into a YELP review, and not a good one. Come on Liberty Hollow, do better!

Just make sure when you're going here but you have a lot of time to look around. The place is…read morebigger on the inside than you think it is. It's one of those places where a lot of different people have little shops to purchase things from. Some things are newer and handmade, but there are a lot of old antique kinds of things, too. I've never been totally taken aback by a price so everything is mostly reasonable. Though, you can get the odd person who thinks that all their stuff is brand new or worth full price. I would say this is a great place to spend an hour or two looking around when you're not in a hurry.

I was in the Rochester area and this place came up in Yelp so I went to check it out. It's not a…read morebig place but it was clean and everything was displayed well. I was especially excited because they had a couple of glass cabinets with Fenton pieces. I collect Fenton so I bought several pieces at reasonable prices. The owner "Rhonda" was there and she was very friendly. She also runs an online auction a couple of times a month at Rhondasauction.com. They are open 10-5 everyday. I will definitely go back when in the area.

I love the place, I even bought things. The women that…read moreworked there were fine, but there was a man that was just terrible and rude and obnoxious. Because of that, my friend and I will never ever step foot in there again, unfortunatly

We stopped in on a post Christmas Sunday and really enjoyed antiques! The proprietor is very…read morefriendly and welcoming! The items for sale here are all very classy and well priced! We will definitely return after he swaps out from the Christmas stage.

Great selection of nostalgic wares, modern,country & of course collection of old world memories to…read morerekindle days past. Walk through an eclectic atmosphere that takes you back in time. You'll enjoy the owners gift of knowledge & his outgoing personality. Lucy W. June 2026

I've never been more uncomfortable in a store in my life. Some things are for sale and some are not…read moreand there is no way to tell the difference. You can go in some parts of the store and not others, but you can't tell which is which. There are no signs indicating anything anywhere. I will not be back and I will not recommend this place to anyone. It was very disorganized and at 3pm it did not look like they were ready and open for business. You will have better luck and a nicer experience going to Goodwill or Salvation Army. He came over to us multiple times to tell us things weren't for sale, even though they were on the same shelf/rack/area with other things that were for sale. Idk how they have stayed in business, probably due to their eBay sales and their storefront being so gross that it's only $500/month for rent. No thank you.

Super crowded and disorganized. Owner in process of moving to larger warehouse location and…read moredirected us there -- that space was also a jumble of stuff! Canyons of piled furniture made me wonder what would happen if we need a quick evacuation. No prices No workers apparent

I had never been here until my mom asked me to accompany her to a craft class. It's a little…read moreoutside of civilization (I had no cell reception in the building) but not really that long of a drive from the suburbs if you use 490 and 531. The class we took was ocean resin and it was a lot of fun. The instructor Pat was friendly, funny, and gave us everything we needed to complete our ocean scenes, including boxes to bring our projects home in so they didn't slide all over the car. I looked around the antique store part a bit, and they have a decent selection. I didn't find anything to purchase but I am getting to the point in my life where my house doesn't need one more thing in it. I'd definitely come here again to shop or to take another class. The craft class schedule is on their website or you can sign up for their newsletter.

We stop here about once per year. It is always clean, organized and some vendors add holiday…read morespecific inventory. The building is mostly accessible - a tiny step up to get in, and a couple of tiny steps if you need to use the restroom. We were looking for 2 specific items, but we didn't find them. Instead we found a lovely vase with flowers ($30), a Vera Bradley purse (only $6), a necklace and a potholder. And it was fun to look around.

WHAAAT? I didn't leave a review?! I really like vintage-y stuff and stores like this. The estate…read moremarketplace is one of the best in the area. Prices seem fair to me and the place is huge with high ceilings (unlike the shops at west ridge). They open on Sundays, too. You can spend as long as you want looking at different items.

Very unique store! Lots to choose from with a selection of old and new. We've driven past here a…read morecouple times, and did not know they were here. Now we do and glad we stopped by to take a look.

I went here for the first time over the weekend and they had a lot of great vintage items and items…read morefor home renovation. Their prices were great and they were running a 20% off sale as well! The employees were all very friendly and knowledgeable about their products. I would be back again when I'm in the area for more vintage/antique finds!

Do you live in an older home? If you live in the city, that is a likely situation you're living in…read more The problem with old homes is for as beautiful as they are, replacing parts when they break can be expensive and difficult. ReHouse takes that problem as well as the ethical repurposing of other houses to use. Whether you need an old sink or some doorhandles, ReHouse has you covered. I've even seen things as large as staircases that were rescued from a demolition just waiting to be brought into a new home. You wouldn't know it from the front but behind the store is a generous parking lot ready for you to fill your car up with new salvage to bring home.

Sadly, they are no longer in business. This place was wonderful and my secret source for amazing…read moredeals! It was very small however. They closed this past Summer 2025. Yes I'm absolutely certain, I bought some display shelves right off their walls!

This shop is in a quiet neighborhood in the town of Chili. From the parking area, follow the brick…read morepath to a quaint house with a separate shed dedicated to Christmas. You will feel like you are entering a magical place and when you do finally enter, you sense that the owner has taken the time to create a special spot for each treasure to shine. This may sound corny, but you will understand what I mean as you peruse through all the displays. There are figurines of every kind, vintage games and housewares, bottles, buttons, miniature accessories for your assemblages or doll house projects . . . I've been visiting Rochester for 5 years and only today have I discovered this gem. It's worth checking out. And, even if you don't find something on your first visit, you will leave with a lighter gait in your feet.