Incredible selection of bird feeders and very knowledgeable staff! Small town country store feel,…read morelike a step back in time!

THE.BEST. A hidden…read moregem in Rochester--the largest antique store we've found. Plus, we got some treats for the doggos.

Great little shop with a few very nice, but overpriced, antique items. The shop is small and…read morestuffy. The prices are quite high. Much of the merchandise is not well organized but if you are willing to dig, you may find your treasure.

Fantastic antique shop!! John is a very knowledgeable person and you can tell his passion for the…read morelocal history!! If I had time I could have listened to him tell the history of Rochester for hours!!

A great antique mall. Could have spent over an hour in there. The place goes on forever. Lots to…read moresee and the nicest older couple working the day we went. Chatted with them for a while too. Great store.

Horrible shopping experience. Why follow someone around like they are going to steal something? It…read morewas so off-putting and ruined the whole shopping experience. If you are so concerned about stealing get a better security system. Staff was super rude and slammed a display door closed after I asked to see something inside. Also added up the total wrong on merchandise and when I questioned it they said " well that's what the calculator says". I said try again , and it was $2 less! No apology. Last time visiting there.

I have stopped at this antique store twice now in my travels and really love it. The owner is…read morefriendly and helpful and prices are reasonable. A wide range of items are offered and everything is clean and well lit. I would recommend anyone that enjoys a browse in vintage to stop and look around.

Nice antique in a quaint little town Good selection of items. Friendly service. There are at least…read more2 other antique stores in this town. Check out the Hubble House Restaurant.

The real treasure at House of Hidden Treasures is Dee, the owner, and I hope that she is still…read morepresiding over this wonderful place. I've spent hours going from basement to attic (mostly basement, as I'm a nut for old magazines - REALLY old ones, and Dee's got it all) Love you, Dee, wish I were there in that freezing ol' glorious basement!

No heat - no A/C but a fascinating, beautiful old mansion filled with unexpected treasures! Not…read morewhat you are used to but if you like digging through reams of paper items (addictive) or china or anything you can think of! LOVE love love this place

I had a very frustrating and disappointing experience with this business. Their website clearly…read morestates that furniture and large items should be emailed ahead of time for approval, so I followed those instructions exactly. I emailed Jes with multiple pictures of a storage cabinet and end table - both in very nice condition - and asked, "do you take pieces like this?" Her response was a simple "yes." Based on that confirmation, my husband and I went through the trouble of getting a trailer, loading the items, and even taking time off work to deliver them. However, when we arrived, Jes refused to accept the pieces. When my husband showed her the email where she had said "yes," she claimed that she didn't mean "yes" she would take those exact items. When pressed, she admitted she "probably should have been more clear." This was extremely unprofessional and a complete waste of our time, effort, and money. To make matters worse, she also complained that our trailer was blocking her alleyway, despite the fact that we were there because of her prior approval, and had pulled the trailer over far enough that cars could get by. Clear communication, respect and accountability are basic expectations in any business, and this experience fell far short. I will never be returning and would caution others to think twice before relying on their process.

Each time I've visited the store, I am amazed, always new merchadise to be explored, always new…read morecreative displays to check out. Friendly helpful store personal to take of you. I share with friends...when visiting Rochester, you have to be sure to stop by "KISMET"

This yearly event is Oronoco's claim to fame. It brings flocks of people and vendors from all over…read morethe country here during a hot sticky mosquito weekend in August. It helps generate income for Rochester and the surrounding small towns with people getting hotel rooms and camp sights and eating out and exploring the local flavor. Traffic can be a nightmare if you don't know how to navigate ---most people park and get a golf cart ride to the area. Put on your most comfortable walking shoes because you will do some walking. If you enjoy flea markets and antique shopping this is right up your alley.....you will probably want to take a little push cart to hold your treasures....one year I purchased a heavy rusted dinner bell and had to lug that thing around--but it did build up my muscles....

We drive from Denver, Colorado, every August just to experience this wonderful event. We've always…read morefound treasures, and the people here are wonderful. Can't wait for this year's event.