No idea why anyone would give this place anything less than a STAR REVIEW! Walked in looking for…read moresome vintage decor for my daughters wedding, and Amy was absolutely fabulous. She feels like someone you know from somewhere... she's happy to talk you through ideas, help you find items, and get your creative juices flowing. To be honest: I'd like to apply for a part time job at this place! I loved everything about it! Highly recommend you visit this place. Not overinflated prices, which is always a these days! Support small businesses.

Absolutely love this store, Amy and their reasonably priced awesome merchandise... wish I lived…read morecloser!

Great shop! The owner is an expert antiques appraiser who also offers repair services for your fine…read morebut perhaps slightly damaged family heirlooms. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Good variety of items, well organized. Nothing in the category of "NOBODY would buy this?!"…read more Prices reasonable, deals available. Lots of furniture refinished by the Lady. Will drop by every time I'm in town.

Was in the shop today, showing my parents some of my favorite spots in the tri cities. As soon as…read morewe walked in, we overheard a couple of women having a conversation about antiques. In an antique shop. Weird, right?! The person behind the counter snapped at them and said "we don't talk about mid century here. If you want to talk about that, get out of my shop." She was not polite, professional, or discreet about it. I immediately turned around and left,as did my family. I will never come into this antique shop again, neither will the three people who were in with me. As a matter of fact, I will recommend to everyone I know that they avoid The Roxy. This kind of behavior and attitude towards customers is outrageous and absolutely unacceptable. Don't go to The Roxy, you aren't free to hold a conversation!

This is one of the best vintage and antique shops I have been to in the entire US. Susan is helpful…read moreand knowledgeable. I visit every time I pass through the area. Totally worth a stop. The coffee shop serves fabulous lattes, making the experience even better.

Most fun shop I've been in. Treasures are all over. This is the place to find that item you've…read morebeen looking for, or that unique gift for someone. I'll be back.

This is an amazing store with so many fun things to look at and shop for, with so many different…read morevendors and so much variety!!! I always find goodies I'm looking for and the staff is always helpful and nice. My go to shopping place always!

This is a great, smaller antique store located in Richland's Uptown center. We found a couple of…read moregreat dishes here, but really enjoyed looking at everything including a ton of vintage Hallmark Christmas ornaments. Everything seemed pretty reasonably priced and to be in pretty good condition. The best part of this store, to us, was the whole room dedicated to vintage records. It's decent sized, and I could have spent a very long time sorting through the bins. Unfortunately, there wasn't much organization to it, but I was impressed by the diversity.

We were so happy to visit this shop recently. The owners are very friendly and we found a beautiful…read moreMCM dresser for our guest room. We look forward to finding more furniture and treasures for our new home. They have a good variety of antiques, the number of items in excellent condition was also a pleasant surprise.

I love this store! I found all types of little treasures. The owner is very sweet and extremely…read morecreative! I think she has an "assemblage" "objet d'art" artist trapped inside of her. If you are just a collector of vintage objects or an artist that likes unique bits and pieces, you have to visit this store! I will definitely be returning. It is a bit of a drive from Seattle though!

If you like to collect small vintage items, ephemera, or do assemblage work this is the place for…read moreyou! She rotates her items regularly and seasonally and always has a great selection. It's seems like a small store but is chalk full of items.

We've been pretty loyal customers of the Uptown Antique Market (and the area in general) for a…read morewhile now. Many of the vendors have great selections of vintage trinkets, dishes, etc., along with some homemade items. It's often one of our first stops when we're looking. It's a great size - large, but not overwhelming. It used to be mostly antique and vintage items, but it seems they've been allowing more and more new, and very gently used items in the store. I saw a faux tree in one booth that I had literally seen at Target just last holiday season. If they're going to continue to allow this, they should drop "Antique" from the name - it's not accurate. They have a 4% surcharge on all card transactions, so bring cash if you can!

This place is so much fun to explore! Tons of amazing vendors with so many treasures! My favorite…read morething about this place is the amazing owner Wendy. She is such a cheerful and positive person, and does such an amazing job of sharing her passion for vintage finds (follow them on IG!) Love her and love this store! I went shopping for unique ornaments around Christmas time and found a plethora of gems! The store is well laid out and is such a happy place! I could spend every hours here and would never get bored.

Many Thanks to Second Hand Haven for buying many items from my sister's estate. Our family was…read moreexhausted and so grateful when Caring Transitions shared that Second Hand Haven was buying and removing many items. Thanks again.

Great store with a great family behind it. Always a pleasure to stop in. Never can tell the…read moretreasures to be found there.

This is a great shop. I love the mix of old and new home decor. It's like going through an antique…read morestore but someone has weeded out all the junk down to the good stuff. Prices are nice too. I scored an antique broche and tiara, jewelry box, and new mod cloth kitchen towels. They have a really nice selection of fabrics too. Fun place to get one of a kind gifts.

This is a decent size Flea market located in Pasco. We drove 2 hours and 5 minutes from my…read moredaughter's home in Spokane on 4/26/26. We left at 6am as they open at 8am. This was our first visit and we were excited. Parking is free. Entrance fee is $2.00 per person. There is an ATM machine on site near the entrance. There's a huge sign that says "No dogs allowed. However, many people brought their dogs. We brought Havanna and Kuba in too. LOL! There were a variety of vendors selling all sorts of new, used and unique merchandise to include farm stock, produce, plants, birds, puppies, housewares and so much more. The food vendors consisted mainly Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine. Expect to bring cash as some vendors only accept cash. I've seen some accept Cash App. We had Mexican food for brunch at around 10am. I ordered Quesabirria and melon drink. Then beignets and churros for dessert. Beignets were a little on the dense side and had nutella filling, Strawberry jam filling, and cream filling. Nonetheless, they were all delicious. It was a fun and an eventful day. We would return again.

I had no idea this existed and was a little reluctant to check it out when my partner suggested it…read moreon our recent trip to the tricities. I had no idea that people paid money to go to a flea market (5$) and I was a little opposed to this idea. There was even a line to park and get in right when they opened. This place does not look like much on the outside, but inside I feel like I have gone to a different country and am enjoying a vacation. Even if you are not shopping and eating walking around and looking at things can make for an entertaining few hours. There are tons of booths, mostly selling things I didn't need, but prices are more reasonable than the regular store. We took home a few items. After I left I realized that they did have an ATM and I could have got some cash and bought a lot more. There were also vegetable stands if you are needing to stock up on some groceries. Some places were selling animals, which I am not a fan of. I also saw a booth that seemed to be some kind of church sermon. What stands out though is the food/drinks. So many tasty options to try. I really enjoyed the whole garbanzo beans that I experienced for the first time. I'm thinking of taking another trip here just to eat these again. I hope to find a place that offers these locally. My partner had birria for the first time, the wait was long, but he said it was quite good. We had many tasty samples of various fruit drinks, it was great to be able to try so many. All were delicious.