Large location in South county offering just about anything considered antique that you would…read morewant.

I love it! I think I spent 3 hours here. So many fun things. There's literally something for…read moreeveryone here and they have a TON of booths. Over 300.

There are a lot of cool things to look at. The prices are very expensive. They have a lot of…read morefurniture, jewelry and knickknacks. No one greeted us or said hello. Too zombie like but it is Halloween Too expensive and crabby people. Will not return.

I visited this shop on a whim and purchased multiple small items totaling over $200. During my…read morevisit, the employee at the front counter appeared visibly agitated and huffy while I picked out / sorted through items I intended to purchase, which made the interaction unpleasant (to put it mildly). There were several moments where I wanted to just say never mind & leave, which in hindsight I should have. She hovered over me to the point that it felt like she was breathing down my neck. There were no other customers at the counter at the time and the shop was slow so the hostile attitude was completely uncalled for. I like to look at all of my options before making a purchase and some of the items were rings that needed to be tried on for fit. After leaving, I noticed that I'd been charged for an item that was not included in the bag. I returned the following day to resolve the issue with the manager. The interaction became unprofessional (again!) when the same employee made comments referencing my visit the day prior and described my transaction as a "disaster" to another employee in front of me. Given that I had made a substantial purchase, I was genuinely surprised by how openly rude she was. Overall, the selection here is decent and everyone else I interacted with was helpful. The front counter experience during and after my purchase was so disappointing & uncalled for. Having worked several customer service jobs myself, including busy and stressful ones, I wouldn't dream of treating anyone this way. I would have considered shopping here again but after this experience .. absolutely not.

We were staying in Chesterfield and almost overlooked this little market... It's not much to look…read moreat from the street, but if you pass by you'll kick yourself later. Tons of smalls to go through. Make sure you look up towards the ceiling as you're walking through the aisles. The owner's collection of lifesize figures from pop culture is worth the stop even if you don't find anything to take home with you!

This place is cute for people who are local. It's much smaller than many of the other STL area…read moreantique malls, so I won't make a special trip out again. But if you're in the area, check it out :)

Such a fun place! I have my path that I take every time I come through the door after being…read moregreeted by whomever is behind the counter. Always a cheery hello. I peruse everything on my way to the cookware section, vintage tv carts, tables, fun stuff. I love all the Revere ware copper bottom pans. I have several that are my go-to pans. I found a mini saucepan with a lid and decided I must have it! After the cookware I made my way past the case where all the vintage Pyrex is displayed, so pretty! the next area is furniture, deco pieces, barware, and lamps. They also have a shelf full of vintage photos and postcards. Fun to look through. The next section is dining room sets, a step back in time! Last section is chairs and clearance. Such a walk down memory lane every time I am in.

Such a beautiful selection of wooden furniture, incredible glassware sets, chairs, paintings and…read moreantique trinkets. Very sweet and helpful staff! A bit in the pricier end but it's because their selection is in pristine condition. Worth a visit if you are looking for pieces for yourself or gifts for your loved ones.

I thought I'd reviewed Elder's before. No? Ok... The place…read moreis huge. Deep building. Three floors. Many antiques, including so much furniture and each piece I have seen in excellent condition. I usually buy smaller pieces here, including old photos (nerd that I am, I look through the ones that have legible names on the back and find descendants of those depicted). They offer a sizeable discount if you pay in cash. No mask requirement, but vaccines have been available for quite some time and the place is big enough to space yourself many feet from the nearest person.

My wife is a designer out of New York, and when we come to her hometown of St Louis, she always…read moreinsists on coming here. Elders is a treasure trove of unique and beautiful antiques. The selection is vast and diverse (THREE floors), with something for every taste and budget. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they go out of their way to ensure you find exactly what you're looking for. The prices are more than fair, and the quality is outstanding. I highly recommend Elders to anyone in the market for high-end antiques at reasonable prices.

The Bricoleur is truly a treasure! The owners are absolutely the best--they're very thoughtful and…read morehelpful in a pressure-free way. They do an excellent job of curating and displaying a variety of vintage treasures. Prices are very reasonable, so it's easy to go ahead and indulge when something tempts you! Merchandise turns over regularly so there's always something new to see, from original art and old books to planters, kitchen implements, small machines, furniture, and much more. They have a great collection of lampshades, and can repair lamps and other small goods. They rewired a lamp for me, and stabilized a finicky tension pole lamp for a friend. One bonus feature: STL Vintage Cameras is housed in The Bricoleur. Local darkroom enthusiasts have learned that this is the go-to for lenses, film, and much more.

Bricoleur is a Cherokee street gem, adding to it's inspiring art and antique scene…read more They salvage art and found pieces from all around the city to repurpose for your home. The first time I have heard of this place was for 2nd Saturdays on Cherokee Street. Half of the building is their antique shop and on the other side, a gallery. This particular evening, they were hosting a little gathering and featuring some local art. They had wine, Civil Life beer, and a nice table to finger foods which was really nice. Come here for all of your quirky vintage art needs!

Very unique, antique store however it is very small. There is not a lot in here, but there are…read moresmall trinkets that you can find for your home just not anything larger no big pieces of furniture. The building is very large so I was expecting a lot more than what was actually here The staff was friendly and smiled throughout our interactions

This was an interesting place, from the mannequin with a fox head outside the front door to the…read moremany rooms packed full of antiques. I probably wouldn't come back again because it didn't seem like there were a lot of items I was interested in. There were a tons of things there (furniture, china, pieces of art, all manner of knick knacks and doodads and other random things). The store was organized by seller, not by groupings of similar items, so it would be hard to find something specific, if you weren't just browsing, like I was. Also, the employee at the front counter wasn't really friendly or attentive and I didn't find any bargains. Two stars, but you should go check it out for yourself. I hope you leave with an awesome experience and convince me to go back!

Cutest antique store!! Very reasonably priced and proceeds support the botanical garden. Staff are…read morevolunteers and very helpful! You get a discount with your membership to the gardens!

I was excited to visit as I always miss the business hours. However, we were watched like common…read morecriminals the ENTIRE time and it was uncomfortable. I wish I had told them what I thought when I left but was humilitated. I am employed, can afford many things in that store and never steal. I'm not sure why that would even happen but I will not be back. Happy Mother's Day! It was nice to go to the store across the street and be treated well.