A nice local downtown shop packed full of Knick knacks. It has two stories to explore. It was so…read morehot the day I was there with little to no air conditioning. Probably better for cold weather browsing.

I always find some treasure here. Lots to see..and Nancy often has great fresh eggs from her…read morechickens.

Looks small but goes off in many different directions. Has lot of things packed in. The manager has…read morehad booths in the store for 35 years and they are willing to deal.

Not a fan of this place. Allowed myself a second visit just to be sure that my first experience…read morewasn't a fluke. Sadly, it wasn't. It's less an antique mall, and more of a gathering space for the elderly vendors and employees to converse very loudly (likely hard of hearing) about who died recently, whose children no longer visit or speak to them, and who looks older than their age due to their drinking problem. Unbearably hot on my first visit. Uncomfortably warm on my second. On both occasions, vendors/employees made it virtually impossible to browse quietly and leisurely. Do not visit if you are easily susceptible to headaches, as you will absolutely leave with one. The place is cramped. You're always either in someone's way, or finding someone in yours. Some booths are difficult enough to even step into, much less turn around, or to set anything down to make use of your hands. Much of the inventory is drastically overpriced, non-negotiable, and obviously unsold for some time. There's no shortage of antique stores around the Canton area, with friendlier staff and friendlier prices. Save yourself the trip, and skip this one.

You could easily spend an entire day perusing this huge antique mall. It's set up vendor-style with…read morenumbered booths throughout. This makes for an endless selection of almost anything imaginable. For my part, there is one booth in particular with rows upon rows of boxes with old postcards. You won't get through even one box in one visit and still see the rest of the place. There are tons of other stationery items, books, maps, posters, etc. that can be found throughout in other booths too. Because of the vendor-style layout, the prices certainly vary widely. Some booths are incredibly affordable while others are excessive. Staff was helpful and it was even fun to goof off with other visitors. There were even a few of the vendors on-site on Saturday. The bathroom in the back corner indeed has quite the stench where you won't want to spend too much time back there. This will be on my permanent list for postcard grabs, at the least.

Fall is a perfect time to visit antique stores, and Brother's is a great one especially if you like…read moresmalls and textiles. The shop has lots of rooms to browse, some great seasonal displays, good prices, and friendly service.

I found this place by accident when I was out in Hudson for a doctor's appointment right after the…read morenew year. Saw the big sign, the big fenced in lot, the building looked appealing. Walked in to the nice smell of candle and saw shelves of jewelry right in front of me past an old rustic table. I'm home! I spent an hour going through all the rooms and chatting it up with the friendly clerk, came out with some treasures. In summary: this is my new favorite vintage store in Cleveland! It's a former florist where they grew all their own flowers so the building is big and has a country and shabby chic appeal. The style in here is an interesting mix of cool retro vintage, shabby country, and newer things that go with having a cool lifestyle. Their handmade soaps are the cheapest prices i've seen around town. I love that so much recycled and repurposed things are here: it's not just a place for gifts (for yourself or others), but i'm finding practical things too (I've been here three times total since I first walked in this January). It's the kind of place where you'll see a shelf of interesting old and weird books next to brand new quirky cookbooks, a rack of nice jewelry calling out at you, then around the corner there's some amazing old stoves and shelves of retro kitchen stuff and 60's barware, and before you know it you're planning to redo your living room with mid-century decor and cool painted furniture while you stock up on great rock records. There's things i'm not into but I can see the appeal like old architectural pieces and farm antiquey things and retro kid's stuff. In all, it's like a big general store but for cool stuff. It's new so no reviews on Yelp yet. That's a first for me. Guess I discovered this place at just the right time!

They are gone. The Ted Twig is there now. It's a nice store. Pottery, glass, jewelry, plants…read more... Very nice.

Seems like a nice place to shop, but had to leave after just a few minutes because of the scents…read morebeing used in the store. Not sure if it was candles, or some other product, but it was very strong. I think it was a cinnamon scent, but both my husband and I noticed it immediately on entry, and within a minute or two, my throat was scratchy and felt tight. Someone with breathing issues or asthma would have a serious problem here. We had to leave. It's too bad, there seemed to be nice items to look at, and we like supporting locally owned businesses.

Shabby Chic! This is a great store - a combination of antiques with creative brilliance. You might…read morefind an old item, but it has been re-imagined and given a new life. This is a cool store.

We came here looking for a computer monitor. They had five to choose from but none of them were…read moreexactly right for my needs. The man who helped david (I am on crutches and was shopping via FaceTime) was awesome. He knew the inventory and wanted to help. I can't wait to come back when I can walk. Update: I walked in and bought a 32 inch monitor. In budget and perfect. Happy happy

It's jam packed but not organized so plan to spend some time. There were some really cool…read moreantiquities that were priced right but I just didn't have the room. I liked that I was able to just walk around but their online stock isn't updated. If you're looking for some older furniture it's a good place to stop.

Huge Antique mall located just off the highway. Lots of cases to look through. About half the store…read morewas cases. Large selection of antique desk and furniture. They also had a nice selection of Blenko Glass and some excellent Floor vases reasonably priced. I even managed to find some albums off my want list.

Stopped today and they were closed. It was 2:40 in the afternoon and they were closed with a chain…read moreacross their driveway. Although the side of the building says open every day 10 to 6 see photo attached. Wasted my time, driving all the way here for nothing Not again.

A small antique shop but the mix of vendors offer diverse items at very reasonable prices. The…read morestaff is always helpful. I do not remember a visit that did not result in a purchase. From vintage records, to small household items, to a bit of repurposed items. If you are in the area make a trip.