So big, great selection and prices! With 1970's music playing overhead, loved that! We purchased a nice haul! Highly recommend! read more

This was fun to see! There is a huge selection of all different types of inventory. Everything from tools, signs, jewelry, clothing, home decor, collectibles, and so much more! The prices were not wild, some things seemed a little high but not bad- pretty reasonable. For service, in the cases they have buzzers to get someone to come to the case you're near. They were quick to get there and unlock it. read more

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Love antique malls like this! This place is huge and all the booths are full of different treasures. I went a couple of weeks ago and some of the booths were full out Christmas. I did not get to see the entire place as I ran out of time but I am going to go back. I still found quite a few items that I brought home. There was a very very long line of folks waiting to check out on Saturday but not to worry there were about 8 people checking everyone out and the long line moved very quickly. I am still kicking myself for not bringing home the vintage black coat that was made in the USA. Next time I go I will go on a weekday where I am sure it will be less busy. They do have a really big parking lot so there were no issues with parking. What I found in the booths price wise were reasonable. read more

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This place has incredible selection so prepare to spend hours here. The staff is helpful and there are tons of great priced items!

I absolutely adore this place! Large, spacious and all the booths seem to have pricing and reasonable prices at that. The variety and selection is amazing; high end jewelry -vs- costume jewelry, stuffed animals -vs- taxidermy specimens, bone china -vs- red Solo cups. It's all over the map. I enjoyed shopping here so much that my girlfriend and I came back the next day because there are so many booths we couldn't see them all in one trip. Matter of fact, in the spring we are going to make a pilgrimage to the area, a 4 hour drive for me, go shopping then spend the night at a local hotel and then return the next day. We already one day is not enough time. read more

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It was very big with lots of variety to choose from. It was clean and well organized. A hidden gym and can't wait to go back.

This place is HUGE. Lots of creepy stuff, but also lots of cool stuff like 90s vintage clothes, vintage Tupperware and glassware (I love the peach translucent colored glassware), books, seasonal items and lots of modern items as well - it's like a thrift store mixed with nice antiques. Prices are super affordable and reasonable. They even have a cafe. I'll definitely be back! read more

Ohio Valley Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Fairfield, Ohio

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Fantastic mall filled with great goodies! Sellers are open to offers and the booths are all curated nicely! It's a great place to shop!

I drove two hours to visit this place and it did not disappoint. It was very big inside and had many vendors' products to see. The oldest object I found in there was from the 1800s. This is one of the better priced antique stores I have been to. The aisles aren't organized in the best way, with many having a dead end so you have to walk around just to get to the other side. They have a cafe inside with food, but it didn't smell too appetizing but not bad either. The employees were very nice and helpful even if they needed to step out of the counter to help. If you are into antiquing and want a place with large selection, this place is a must-visit. read more

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This is one of my favorite spots for a date with my husband. It is sooo fun to browse around and find little treasures. I don't think I have ever gone in and not bought something. The store itself is clean and well organized, but it's definitely a maze! You get the lay of the land after a few visits though. The prices vary greatly as they are set by individual sellers. We have decorated our home with many pieces we have found here. read more

When we were creating our itinerary for our Cincinatti trip, we decided to add a stop at the Ohio Valley Antique Mall even though its about 26 miles out of Cincinatti. My family loves to go to antique stores, and this is probably the most impressive Antique store we have ever been to. If you are serious about antiquing, be prepared to spend hours in here. We spent hours in here and only got through half of the Antique Mall. It is that huge! It is a sprawling 85,000 square feet with over 550 dealers. You can find all kinds of things in here: classic comics, antique toys, outdoor and home decor, furniture, jewelry, historical items, etc. The really expensive stuff is in glass cases which you have to ask for assistance to purchase. We got a lot of stuff while here, a Fenton vase, a Lladro figurine that i bought for my mom, two glasses that show how to make Cuban style mixed drinks, and I got a beautiful gold necklace with turquoise stone for my best friend. These were all amazing deals. Looking back there were a few items I wish I also purchased. It is just an overwhelming experience to be in this antique mall, there are just so many great things to buy here! If your worried about the need to rest, there is a rest area in the middle of the antique mall that has bathrooms. The area also sells sodas and snacks. Still, after a few hours, you may need to make your purchases and go. If you really are serious about seeing the entire mall, it may need to be a two-day trip unless you have the endurance to do it all in one day. The customer service is top notch. Even with all the buyers, the line to purchase goes very quick. Also, it should be noted, in the expensive area in the glass cases, the employees come quickly when you need them. There are buttons in the end of each aisle that let you call for assistance. I can tell you they immediately come and then hold it for you at the register. This is a fantastic antique mall that you should come see for yourself! We enjoyed every moment in here! read more

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Very slow. They needed more help. If you are selling so many items and I'm sure the sellers pay you a good amount for their space you should have cashiers that can move quickly and be efficient. So many cashiers = so many per space. Not a good idea to stand and talk to a person with one item for over 5 minuets when you have a long line. Then have someone walking around telling people to move over closer to ropes so they can get through. Stop what you are doing help get the line shortened so the line is not 21 people long. No matter, lol six people left their stuff and walked out. The selections were excellent the store well thought out. Many different items and booths. The shopping carts were in plentiful amounts. They do need easier access to many of the areas, I noted people in wheel chairs being unable to go in most of the booths. Value for money about right if you are leisurely shopping. The prices on online added shipping cost about the same. Not many real bargains but half the fun is impulse buying. I will return. I recently had minor surgery and became tired quickly no places to rest but caffee and small sitting area. No wheelchairs available when I was there, but did see some while shopping (not motorized) so you may need to bring someone to push you. read more

I loved this antique mall, we didn't buy a lot unfortunately because we are from a different state and didn't have a lot of room left but I'm happy with what I did find. Pricing for what I got was really reasonable. The store is extremely clean and well organized which can be hard to find and everyone I talked to working were friendly and helpful. If I'm ever back in town I would definitely go back! read more

This place is an absolute gem. It is completely massive and you can find just about anything there. They have a very large selection of records, comic books, regular books, vintage clothing, figurines, jewelry, and so much more. This is the kind of place you can spend hours in, so plan accordingly because there is so much ground to cover. Some stuff is priced very cheaply, while some stuff seems to be a bit high for what it is so look carefully through all the vendors. I would highly recommend stopping by if you have any interest in shopping, or if you just need something fun to do! read more

Ohio Valley Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Fairfield, Ohio

Definitely a ginormous vintage/antique mall! Some furniture but dominated by interesting home goods and decor, books, signs, you name it! A great way to spend a few hours looking through treasures. read more

A great place to shop for antiques. Make sure you pace yourself and leave a couple of hours to browse because this store is HUGE. Aisles and aisles of all sorts of antiques, each nook from a different seller. There is even glass cases of some newer items too that are also amazing and if you need a refreshment break there is a little cafe on premises. read more

I visited this mall for the first time ever about a month ago and apparently didn't post a review. I went with a friend who used to live in ate and has been many times. She knew I would love it and she was right! It looks s the largest antique mall I've ever been to and the best. They had a very diverse collection of items, with many booths and nicely displayed. The pricing was reasonable as well. The place is huge and because it is so big they even have shopping carts for customers. Both my friend and I found many goodies to bring home. They have a large check out counter where they wrapped up our items that needed wrapped. I will definitely go back again as well as to Jungle Jim's - well worth the drive from Indy. read more

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This place is huge!! My daughter and I spent 3.5hrs here and didn't make it to half of the booth! It was very clean and most booths are very organized. The bathrooms are clean and there's even a cafe. The people who checked us out were really nice and wrapped our items with care. I can't wait to visit again! read more

Over the years I come here but it's starting to fill up with some non- antiques. Stuff from hobby lobby... marked up significantly too. It's becoming more a flea market than an antique store. read more

Always fill my car with treasurers after this place. Count on spending hours here. They even have a cafe with yummy burgers. This is my favorite place in Ohio. read more

This place is quite all over the map with as many stalls and different wares. And yes. It is rather big, occupying some former retail chain space. But, I didn't necessarily have to linger in each space and many times just moved along to something more of interest in my quest to see it all in one visit. The spaces done up like home decor showrooms, in particular, I could easily bypass. Though I recall a stall rather obsessively done entirely in green! No really. It is a sight to behold! One detail I can really appreciate about this store is their hours- they seem to be open until 9pm most everyday. Other antique malls should take note. It is a great feature and otherwise I've seen a scant number of stores across the country that may have one day a week they are open a few hours later than usual. read more

The size of this place is incredible. Its definitely the biggest antique store I've ever been to! I stop by every time im in town. You could probably find anything you could possibly want, so long as you were willing to spend some time walking around and looking for it. The prices seem fairly good, It just depends on the seller. And there is a little cafe with a seating area so you could literally spend all day there. Only thing im noticing more and more of though are booths that are not selling antiques, but rather homemade goods. Most of it fits the antique "vibe" but its something you would see at a flea market or craft show, definetly not an antique shop. Either way its a really cute place and even if you aren't into typical antiques, its still worth stopping by just to check it out. They also sell a lot of older furniture and collectables like coins, barbies, etc. read more

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This place is massive! We spent 2 hours browsing and only got about half way through the store. Nice variety of items and most vendors have very fair prices. Will definitely stop by here again whenever I pass through the area. read more

You could spend a disgusting amount of time in here. I limited myself to a few hours, but still found some cool items: brass lamps ($29 and $19, completely functional and beautiful), a floor-to-ceiling mirror and some assorted Christmas gifts. Disclaimer: if you have hoarder tendencies, bring a spot-person and instruct them to specifically forbid you from buying knick knacks. If you don't, you'll seriously risk coming home with a bunch of things you thought you needed (for instance: a collection of California Raisins figurines or a vintage TGI Friday's chalkboard, both of which I tried to defend having a real need for). Great finds, insanely low prices, and more aisles than you can conceivably comb through in one afternoon ... I'm definitely coming back to browse again soon. read more

Ohio Valley Antique Mall - California Raisins! - Antiques Near Me - Fairfield, Ohio

We came from out of town to do some picking. We asked for recommendations for good antiquing and were told we HAVE to check this place out. And said it would take ALL day. After 2 hours we were over it. Disorganized aisles and no good way to navigate without missing big chunks. We came to spend some money but not as much as some were charging. I agree with another reviewer here. The owners should set and hold a standard. Broken, cracked and chipped items were marked silly prices. The smell of the cafe food was overwhelming. Hotdogs and burger smells wafting about with old basement and garage smells. Meh Check it out for yourself. Roll the dice. You may find what your lookin for. Unfortunately we didn't have a good visit If you're still reading this, I hope you find two of everything your looking for at half the price Cheers read more

OVAM is my favorite antique shopping destination! This is always the first place we head to when my son and daughter-in-law visit from Virginia. Plan to spend the whole day or two this place is huge! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Looking forward to my next visit! Always in the market for Longaberger Baskets and pottery! read more

I was in the area yesterday and decided on a whim to stop in. I've driven by this place many times - always saying to myself or anyone in the car, "I need to stop in there sometime." Well, yesterday was the day I stopped in. I'm so glad I did! It's huge! So big that I think we missed a decent portion of the booths. My daughter and I are both avid thrifters and enjoyed walking the aisles and checking out all the vintage and antique items. There is so much to look at and we really enjoyed the visit. It's cool to see so many things - in one place - that I saw in my or my family members homes while I was growing up. A toy, a glass or dish or funky lamp. It brought back so many memories. We'll have to go back since we didn't see it all. You could easily spend hours here, as we did yesterday. My daughter picked up a couple of items and I found a few I may go back for soon. I saw a little snack/food shop and a little lounge area. The snack shop wasn't opened and I'm not sure if that was due to the pandemic, the time (afternoon), or if it's no longer in service. It's definitely a worthy visit if you're into vintage and/or antiques. read more

This is my go to antique place in Cincinnati. I could spread whole days just wondering up and down the aisles. They have a great system of naming the rows so that it's easy to know where you've been and remember where you saw something to go back and get it, they also have a nice spacious holding area so you can put things to hold until you're ready to pay. The staff is also friendly and helpful. They offer gift cards which is also a nice option if you're shopping for a friend and see too much that they might want to buy. There are clean restrooms and a small snack shack if you spend a long time there. And they've just opened a whole new wing so there's about 30% more to see. They have everything from jewelry and flatware to huge pieces of furniture. They things range in price from under a dollar to very expensive. This is a great antique market and I highly recommend visiting, especially on a rainy day. read more

In my opinion the best antique store in Ohio. You could spend hours browsing. The vendors are reasonable in pricing. If you want to negotiate on the item, you can go to the front and have the staff call the vendor. Nice selection on furniture which I've purchased twice (dresser, chest drawer, and kitchen hutch). All for an awesome bargain! Its well organized and if you want to take a break, there is coffe shop with small room to lounge and watch television. Always a pleasant visit! read more

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this place is so large it can take a couple days to dig through. if you are like me and really like digging through booths their are more than a few treasures to be found. like most massive malls booths can be good or bad depending on the seller but they have such a huge variety of sellers that you'll never get bored. i've found collectibles that are permanent parts of my collection here and have also found some great flips that paid off for some of those collectibles. thanks ohio valley for being a great spot oh and most important - being open till 9pm is huge for me. getting off work at 5-7 and still having multiple hours to relax here is the best. i hope that never changes read more

Neat experience took a teen and was able to share memories of our childhood stories about family that related to unusual objects. Street signs for when u get lost are state names. We enjoyed digging for treasures and seeing the range of items. Lots of old photography equipment and tools. Many unique items. read more

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Maybe my hopes were a bit too high - kind of a bummer. Everything was super clunky and difficult to look through.

The Ohio Valley Antique Mall is packed full of..items. Just anything you'd ever imagine finding at a flea market/garage sale. Stuff everywhere. The place in general is pretty hard to navigate through. I've gone a couple times and tried a couple different routing methods and I'm still pretty sure I've missed entire areas. It's slightly maddening but it is what it is. Overall and in general, things are waaay overpriced here. So many times have I been interested in an item only to take a look at the price tag and recoil at the ridiculous price its listed at. I know that it's not the people who run the malls fault but you'd think they'd possibly coach their tenants into how reasonable pricing should be. The people who work here are very nice and personable. I do enjoy coming here from time to time but for the reasons I just listed I'm pretty sure I've never ended up buying anything from here before. read more

Ohio Valley Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Fairfield, Ohio

Overall this is a great antique mall. Does it have junky booths (i.e. Christmas garbage/chalkware/repro/creepy dolls)?! Yes. But for a mall this big, there are enough great antiques in here to make it well worth a visit (and that's coming from someone with an exceptionally low tolerance for junk). I'd say it's roughly about 30% junk and 70% true antiques. Additionally, a lot of the booths are well-presented and contain a lot of interesting/unique items - not just the same old-same old glassware. I'm from out of state, so I can't speak to their turnover rate, but it was one of my favorite antique mall stops on my latest road trip. read more

Crissy's Cincy Favorite! This is my kind of Disneyland. So much joy. I enjoy each booth. Each tells a story and I love to think how was that family. I can spend for sure 2 hours walking and I even feel tired. That's the best Antique Mall I ever being. From the organization to the variety is all spotless. Since I came to Usa every time I have chance I visit here. Is a rich learning experience for all ages. I came with few ideas in mind and left with many other ones. Their team is friendly and always ready to help. read more

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Antique Mall is the word. This place is like several dozen antique stores under one roof, with no barriers; if you want to spend a full DAY antiquing without driving from place to place, you'll be in Heaven here. As mentioned, there's a little cafe with seating, and snack bar, plus clean and comfortable restrooms. Groovy oldies are playing and it gets you right in the mood for rummaging through treasures of the past. The only negatives are... If you just wanted to "pop in" and look around, as you might do in an antique store, you may become frustrated as the place is SO big, as mentioned. Remember, the key word is MALL. And since the place is comprised of scores if not hundreds of booths of individual antique dealers, you won't find all the books in one section, all the jewelry in another, etc. as you might in an individual store. (But please don't think I'm trying to discourage you from just a quick visit...in fact quite the opposite... I just want you to be prepared that in a quick visit you'll just scratch the surface-then you can make plans for your return!) When you enter, grab a shopping cart (you'll regret it pretty soon if you don't!) and then, be sure to pick up a map and pencil...you can utilize them to make note of something you liked but need to come back to later on (trust me, without the map you will NEVER find it again) and also to mark off those aisles you've gone through as you go along, if you are bound and determined to see everything. The aisles are all designated with street names and it comes in pretty handy to orient yourself, or to meet up with your friend after an hour, say on the corner of Ohio Street and Washington Avenue. I must disagree with the reviewer who said there are only about half actual antiques.... There may be a smattering of newer handcraft type items to be seen, but they are few and far between the overwhelming number of antique items which range from ca. 1980 way back to the 1910s. This was what I saw after spending over two hours in the place less than two weeks ago, which was my second visit. If your item or items (from one dealer) is at least $100, you can haggle. Not sure how that works but they contact the dealer in some fashion. If under $100, don't bother to ask, as that's the price. However a good number of the dealers will give an automatic 10% discount if your purchase is $25 or over so be sure to inquire at the checkout. You'll find almost everything imaginable... Books (lots of them, especially children's ones), magazines, clothing (I've seen some real treasures), tableware, glassware, cookware, tools, home decor, furniture, jewelry, toys, vinyl records, posters, artwork, cameras, medals, figurines....well you get the idea. Wear your walking shoes! read more

It may be hard to keep track of where you've been as you walk through this antique mall, but I wouldn't mind getting lost here. The staff are great, kind and helpful. I never visit without finding something I can't live without. It's fun, it's exciting, it's perfect for exploring and looking for whatever it is you collect. It's easy to spend many hours here. Take your time. Have some lunch. Enjoy and walk out with your latest favorite collectibles. read more

Very good antique mall with plenty of things that will bring a wile to your face. We collect Pyrex, Fiesta, and Bartlett Collins. There was plenty of all 3! Very happy with this antique mall. read more

I love this antique mall. It has a ton of tidy booths and I've spent lots of money here buying interesting jewelry and antiques. It's a shame that I won't be coming back. This review is specifically aimed at Barb who rang out my husband tonight. She was incredibly slow, then complained about the number of tags on the merchandise and when I politely offered to help she told me (and I quote) NO, NO, YOU TOUCH IT YOU DIE. I couldn't believe this lady felt the need to speak to me this way, but that happened. She thought she was being funny but I wasn't amused. I would have asked to speak to a manager but Barb was ringing us out so slowly I just wanted to get out of there. read more

Wear comfortable shoes. It's huge....HUGE! The checkout leaves something to be desired. By that I mean it's slow as hell, but you don't go thrifting for service, you go for the stuff! As with any antique place, the prices and items are hit or miss, you just have to see if they have what you're looking for. I collect vintage thermoses, weird, I know, but I seriously scored and I only got through half the place. read more

Ohio Valley Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Fairfield, Ohio

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