When Curt and I Maya vivited old town market place, old Joe and his dog Chloe were the 1st place we…read morevisited. It was like a treasure hunt inside the shop. So many different things to look through and look for. Such a good man and a great dog, and sadly Chloe passed away. We will miss the old market place as we too have gotten older and don't drive too far from home here in Iowa. Bless you Joe and Chloe. Curt & Maya

Neat stuff, it's your typical antique store. I've been several times and the older gentleman has…read morebeen friendly without being over bearing or pushy to make a sale.

I stopped in here today and had such a genuinely kind experience that I had to share. I was looking…read moreat a bag of apples and asked if I could just buy one instead of the whole bag. Instead of charging me, she simply smiled and let me have it. It was such a small gesture, but it really stuck with me. Beyond that, the store has such a unique vibe. It's tucked into this really cool basement space that gives it a cozy, hidden-gem feel, and you can tell a lot of care has gone into creating this special place! I highly recommend stopping in if you get the chance. I'll definitely be going back!

This store appears small on the outside but you descend stairs (no elevator as far as I know) to…read moreenter. It's big on the inside with various items: women's/men's clothing, a small selection of children's clothing, ceramics (plates, mugs), some smaller furniture items. There was a nice, small purple couch for $600; there's a very small amount of items that seem to be curated and in good condition. There's a large quantity and variety of items, however the selection is poor. A lot of the clothing items had stains or marks. It reeked of mold, and smells horrible. The clothing items on the racks are packed very close together so it can be tough to sift through. Cashier with a beard and glasses was extremely rude! We walked in and there was no welcome. I would go so far as to say we received an annoyed look that we came in. However, when there was a busload of white women that came in and were loudly patronizing the store the whole time, they received a warm welcome with a smile. I entered this store with family (aunt and 2 cousins) as a visitor from out of state. When we approached the cashier, my aunt paid for her items: 1 shirt, 1 pair of pants, 3 bracelets, and a mug which totaled around $33. My aunt asked the cashier about the prices of certain individual items after she paid, because the bracelets and mug didn't have price tags on them when we brought them to the register. She wasn't given a receipt nor was she asked if she wanted one when she checked out. The cashier responded in an annoyed tone, "Oh my gosh, I'll just print you a receipt." The cashier should've asked if she wanted a receipt after she paid! We decided to just leave after the interaction, but my aunt and cousin went back in the store to take some photos of the store. My aunt: "You should've given me a receipt instead of saying 'oh my gosh'. It was rude." Cashier: "I was just trying to give you a receipt because you couldn't count it up." My aunt: "You were being rude and should've given me a receipt from the beginning." After that, my aunt walked away and the cashier proceeds to tell the customers in line that he was trying to "help" my aunt in their original interaction, which is incorrect. He was unfriendly and rude towards our whole party, no customer service skills for customers of color. Don't shop here if you're a person of color. It's not worth the stained clothing merchandise or withstanding the stench of mold in this basement shop.

Don't just drive past this store because of see all the metal lawn art outside. There is a lot of…read moreAntiques and vintage items inside! Once in side the store head to the left and you are in the small antique room. The larger room is just to the back of the store. Give yourself a little time to browse because they have a lot of awesome items! We spent about an hour and half inside the store and left with a lot of stuff! The lady running the store was very nice and knowledgeable about the items and the store. The prices were ok, there was a few items that were out of range of what it was worth but you can always ask to bring it down in price? I will return to this store in the future.

Such a treat to come in and visit this establishment. Every nook and cranny has so much to discover…read moreand you will want to buy it all. Treat yourself to some fun vintage antiques. It is worth the trip. Shelli Novotny Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate 402-250-7042

Let's get this out of the way first: it's a little out of the way. You gotta go down a side street…read moreyou've probably never taken before, then you've got to go around to the back of the building. But it's worth looking for, as you'll probably find something you didn't know you were looking for. What sets Among Other Things apart from all the other shops selling vintage and consignment stuff for the home is that their collection is well-curated. You won't find cheap craft crap; you'll find cool stuff from throughout the last, oh, 120 years or so. Any of it would look good in a well-appointed home. And thank heavens, they haven't completely jumped on the mid-century trend as most other such places have. From chairs to rugs to cards, there's something here for anyone with good taste. (I picked up a fairly recent photography coffeetable book at a reasonable price.) There's also an adjoining women's vintage clothing store (unfortunately, nothing for guys). While the location might be a little tough to find at first, it's one to put on your radar. (And not far from NFM, so any time you're thinking of visiting them, stop by here, too.)

The owner has nice taste, and does a great job updating lamps with new shades she makes herself…read more But I find a lot of the items are far more than I'd be willing to pay, and I have a budget much higher than most people's. Especially when you can find comparable items at a thrift store. As a result some items have been there for quite some time. I love that she also carries some local artists' works. But again, overpriced for what they are. The store is quite crowded, I don't think a stroller could fit through some of the walking paths. I worry about bringing my big purse in. Overall, it's a fun place to peruse, but after many visits, I've yet to pull the trigger on buying anything.

One of my all time favorite antique stores! There's so much neat stuff, and something for everyone!…read moreI've purchased everything from my favorite cast iron cookware to some beautiful antique ironstone here. Oh, and the coffee table all my friends try to talk me out of? Bought at Wild Horse of course!

Neat store that specializes in MCM furniture, and also a locally owned small business! We purchased…read morea beautiful refinished Drexel Declaration Lowboy. The owners are super nice and were great to work with. I liked that we were able to view the piece during the open house, and then purchase on their website once we had discussed/measured at home. I also really appreciated that they delivered. I wouldn't hesitate to work with them again!

What a great shop! The owners were nice and helpful with what we needed. I appreciated the free…read moredelivery with my purchase! They were very communicative and easy to work with. Will for sure come back and keep an eye on their stock.

This business is NOT closed. Limited hours on Thursday, Friday and Saturdays 10am - 4pm due to…read moreCOVID. They have a lot of holiday and seasonal items.

At the absolute peak of Omicron, when nearby hospitals are in crisis mode, one of the church ladies…read morehas decided she can pick and choose which laws to obey and defy the mandate. They're pro-life until you're born. That said, I went in anyway with my N95 in place and prices are low and it's very clean and well organized.

A touch of modern, whimsy, retro, vintage, and local sourcing- all in one shop. I dont believe I…read moreever visited them in the Old Market, so this was the first time for me. I LOVE that they are dog friendly, and I could bring along my lil dood after visiting Three Dog Bakery down the street. The staff member working that day was friendly, obviously loved dogs, and was eager to answer any questions I had about the store or the items inside. They have plenty of furniture (mostly living room/dining room), home decor, and also "knick knacks" which I would categorize as things like stationary, cards, coffee table items, mason jar sippy cups etc. They also have a small catus/succulent/air plant station where you can purchase plants and make your own design piece ala carte. I thought that was really cute, and purchased a few plants to replaces some dying ones in my home. Overall, this store has a very urban, city, "ikea" feel, and I am totally digging it. I do think the price tags for the furniture would make some modest Omaha dwellers cringe, but those who love interior decor as I do will find this place as fascinating as a kid in a candy shop.

This store is so stylish and unique - I enjoy walking around and appreciating all of the locally…read moremade products. While the products are amazing, it has been really hard for me to purchase things here due to their relatively high price points. However, supporting local creatives definitely adds value to the pieces sold here. Also, if you park at the midtown parking garages, you can validate your parking ticket in this store!