Despite some major slow checkout service, this was a great store. I bought a really cute shirt…read morehere for two bucks. They were in the middle of their big Grand Opening and had free treats (can't beat that) but I think this is a nice, clean place to shop for funky vintage items and "real" antiques. It was already pretty full (including a large furniture selection to the right upon entering) but I got the vibe that they're still filling the store with vendors so it will probably be even better on my next visit.

Yikes. Have to agree with the other two reviews for this place. 90% of what is sold here is junk…read more And it's pretty gross. But, there are two hidden gems here. If you're interested in rocks and gems, there is a stall in the back with a sign that says: "rocks and minerals". The man who owns it used to own a rock or a jewelry store back in the day and as a result has a lot of good stock. (He also sells coins, for those who collect those.)He was helpful and a pleasure to shop with and I look forward to visiting his stall again. Another stall, not too far from his sells vintage photographs. He had a interesting collection but unfortunately did not buy anything since my partner, who was showing me around the area planned to take me to their favorite spot for vintage photos. The reason I am giving this place two stars is not because of those two vendors. What they're doing is legit. I am giving this place two stars on the account of the other stalls carrying junk and that the environment could do some touch up. But then again it's a flea market so maybe that's asking too much. Tip: I would advise taking cash with you and not running your card.

They really have done a lot of work making the place look good. But it still has that flea market…read moreodor that gets in your clothes.

4 out of 5 stars! The women at the front were pleasant when actually chatting with them, but not…read moreoverly helpful otherwise. There's a fairly wide selection of items in here, about what you'd expect for an antique mall of this size. While other antique malls in the area have a larger selection, this one was still fun to browse through. It wasn't overly cluttered, though there wasn't much that I felt like I REALLY needed to take home with me. Not junk necessarily, but nothing that would improve my home or my life majorly. I also found that a lot of the booths were a bit overpriced? This seems to be a problem in the Joplin area specifically, as antique malls in other nearby cities (Springfield, Kansas City, Branson, etc) all seem to have lower prices on average than what you can find in JOMO. Still, there are some hidden treasures if you're willing to look! - I particularly enjoyed the booth close to the front with all the Pokemon cards. They'll make great stocking stuffers when the holidays come around :) - The booth on the left side with handmade ceramics was also awesome! Very reasonably priced and unique, interesting work. These would also make great Christmas gifts! Definitely worth checking out and we'll probably be back, but watch what you're spending! It can get up there pretty fast!

This is a wonderful place to look around if you'd like to travel back 100+ years and see what…read moregorgeous ornamental extravagance looked like. This store is home to countless beautiful pieces. I could seriously sit around in here and just stare at the lamps for hours. The man running the place is very nice and knowledgeable about his extremely curated collection. I enjoyed chatting with him about some 1930s erotic bronze statues that had - another rare find. I would have loved to bring one home but alas, I have a queen's taste and a scullery maid's salary. The prices are high. They're higher than I would ever be able to pay. I'm not saying these things aren't worth it. If I had that kind of money, I'd be spending it in a heartbeat. It's absolutely worth it to stop and look just to admire the beauty of times gone by.

This unfortunately is no longer open for business. I wish we had known before we went.read more

Nice little shop that has a bunch of smalls, toys, collectibles. Owner is a good guy, talked for a…read morewhile. Worth the stop if in the area.

Once you get past the rows of Temu junk and AI-generated T-shirt graphics, Junkerville really…read moreshines as an antique mall. There are tons of booth with a wide variety of things to satisfy any serious antiquer. Clearly I am not a fan of the newfangled "mixed-use" antique mall & Temu/Shein/AliExpress reseller booth concept. I really don't like walking into a business and seeing AI slop and cheap plastic junk when what I came for is antiques and secondhand items that I can give a second life. It goes against the whole purpose of an antique mall/thrift store, which is to help people find beautiful, old items and keep more things out of the landfill for longer. Now that that's out of the way, I can tell you that I had a great visit to Junkerville! I found several gorgeous things that will make excellent gifts this holiday season. The crown jewel of my findings? An antique Victorian fold-out fireplace screen in beautiful condition for $65. I'll admit that $65 is quite a bit more than I would usually spend at an antique mall but this is a piece so rare to find in person that I didn't even have it on my wishlist because I never thought I'd find one. I truly can't explain how lucky I feel! $65 is already a good deal for what I found but on a whim, I asked if they take offers. For reference, most antique malls will call the seller and ask for you if you want to make an offer on items over $50. They said they don't do that, but that she could give me a 10% discount! Who am I to say no to that?! Needless to say that I left Junkerville poorer in the wallet but a very happy camper. Stop by and check it out! Take your time - there's tons to see!

I love "antiquing" (yes, that's a verb). Few things beat a little free time with a coffee in hand…read morean a slow browse through an antique store. Icing on the cake is doing it with family or friends! Junkerville is unique because it has old and new items for home decor. I prefer the antiques, but it is nice there's a little something for everyone. They have expanded their store and inventory - it is HUGE! The employees are very friendly and helpful. Value is dependent on the individual booth. I'd say there are quite a few booths with very affordable and special items. I notice a lot of vendors doing sales. I love this place so much I decided to go from customer to vendor! I take great joy in finding unique items with that special "sparkle" and do my best to offer these items to you all at affordable rates so you can make your home or space shine with personality and intent! Come check out my booth and all the other awesome vendors here!

I love this thrift store. It is a favorite of mine and my husband's and because it's only open…read more(currently) the FIRST Saturday of each month (in addition to most weekdays I think...probably best to call ahead and find out) we plan any trip to SEK around St. Mary's Goodwill's open Saturday weekends. It's that good. Seriously. VERY clean and well organized thrift store and what they sometimes lack in selection is more than made up for by the friendly service and low prices. I have never walked out of here empty handed and have shopped here on and off since I was a teenager (20 years ago). It is a well run store and the larger stores and secondhand chains could take a lot of tips from them, to be honest! When you walk in there's a dry erase board posted straight ahead with the day's sales on it and they are always a very good variety and offer extra value. I highly recommend this place. It is not hard to find, either. Just a block east of Broadway and a block west of St. Mary's Colgan school in downtown Pittsburg.

This is one of my favorite stores of its type. I always see (and sometimes buy) the most…read moreinteresting things here. They have one section in particular with mid-century modern stuff that is clearly chosen by someone with an eye for what people currently "go for" and while it's priced accordingly, the prices still are not crazy by any means. I got a really cool Colgate toothpaste ad from the early 1900's for around ten bucks here and it had become a conversation piece. When in Pittsburg, I always stop in!