Antiques on antiques on antiques, so much. If you enjoy looking at antiques this is a place for…read moreyou. There is something for everyone. The prices seem to be higher than inexpensive would anticipate. The building is not heated and the further away from the main entrance the colder it gets during the fall and winter months. Also, a few dark spots so need a flashlight of some sort.

Very eclectic selection of antiques and collectibles spanning a massive space covering three floors…read moreof treasures. Most of the "good stuff" is located in the main entrance and is deeply cluttered about the space. The further you dive into the chaos the more "junky" some of the items are. Don't be fooled because you can find some gems hidden in the mess. A bulk of the furniture is located in an unheated section of the back barn which brings me to my main issue... NO lights!! You'll need to hunt for the switches if you want to look about. I tried flipping multiple sets of switches in the barn with no success. I had to use my phone flashlight. Overall it's an experience but I most likely won't return. Pricing was hit or miss... mostly a miss.

What a wonderful little shop and the gentleman purveyor is one of the kindest souls you will ever…read moremeet. If you are looking to furnish that turn of the century farmhouse you just acquired or are just intrigued by life's little curiosities, this is a must stop.

Hands down this is the best store on main street. It's full of great decor and the owner is…read moreabsolutely delightful. I rarely leave reviews, but my shopping experience was so nice, I felt it deserved a shout out.

Adorable shop ! Went in here twice on our visit ! Prices are spot on. Display are well done and…read morecarries some really awesome decor that is different and neutral. Loved shopping here.

love LOVED this place! A gem tucked away on main street, LOTS of goodies galore, SUPER nice quality…read moreitems/clothes and reasonable prices and the sweetest staff working there! I bought a shirt and a dress for FIVE bucks - cannot wait to wear my items to work this week. Also loved their stockpile of decorations and books!

This place is something else. I stop by or get dragged here by a friend every few months, only to…read moreget reminded on why we stop going for months at a time. Everywhere you look there's a mess of stuff all over the floors, piled high in the back and outside. I am surprised they haven't been shut down because some of it is a serious fire hazard. The three older women who appear to run it are always out back smoking and chatting and barely pay attention to customers. They will actually get mad when they have to go to the front of the store and cash someone out, and seem to prefer you give them cash in the parking lot which seems very questionable for a nonprofit. They're constantly paying "metal" music like it's the 80s and have weird satanic looking posters up front. The food pantry corner had flies all over the food like no one cleans it. Parking is abysmal and unorganized. They have posted operating hours of 10am - 5pm daily but do not always open at 10. The last time we stopped recently was around 11:15am. We were turned away by an older man taking out garbage who said nobody was there to open and he didn't know what was going on. He seemed very upset about that, and also grumbling about how much cleaning he was doing to prepare the store for whenever "the girls" decide to show up. He did not look well and probably shouldn't have been moving so much stuff. After waiting for a little longer my friend and I and about a dozen other people that were waiting outside just left. And once again we were reminded on why this is no longer an essential stop. It's very unorganized, unprofessional, and they just don't seem to care. Save yourself a headache and a possible wasted trip and skip this dump of a thrift store. I would rate it negative stars if I could.

Always a hit or miss, this year the legendary East Avon Flea Market seems to be lacking... Kettle…read moreCorn! That, and the "Bo-nana Bo-nana" man. Of course the usuals were there in full force. The paper supply guy, folks selling Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, video games and assorted bric-a-brac that (seemingly) nobody wants. Sure, you can bring your dog-eared vinyl LPs and *try* to sell them for big bucks. Maybe some hipster will pay the $$ to hear some authentic crackle. Till then I'll wait till the Rochester Public Market Garage Sale Sunday opens back up...

Huge flea market with loads of stuff- some new, some junk. It all depends upon what you are…read morelooking for or interested in. From the site: Flea Markets are a popular form of commerce worldwide. The phrase, "One man's junk is another man's treasure," is an adage that has kept people flocking to flea markets for hundreds of years. Flea markets attract customers from every demographic. Customers are attracted to flea markets for their role as a social meeting place, the entertainment, positive environment and the savvy of the vendors who sell their wares.

I insistently drop off my gently used household items. The employees are kind and helpful with a…read morewide range of abilities so this is a great sheltered work space for them to be at. When I moved into a bigger house. I stopped and purchase some great furniture at very reasonable prices to hold us over. Till we bought new items, then we brought the older items back.

Such a cute little gift shop! Employees were so sweet and shopping was so comfortable. They had a…read moreglass blowing section but they weren't blowing glass when we were there! Can't wait to go back and see them work!

Visited the shop to find a gift for my 94 year old father in law. Cute gift shop and was able to…read morefind some perfect books that I know he will enjoy. If you're looking for a gift shop, stop here on Main St Canandaigua.

I have always appreciated this shop and my brother-in-law has made a practice of including a visit…read morethere everytime he is in town. During his last few visits, however, he has not been welcomed by the employees, in fact he has felt as if the employee prefers he leaves. He has found the attitude of the employee to be rude and he suspects he will not return. In this culture of online shopping, it does not seem to be in your best interest to have employees with these types of attitudes.