Today was my first time exploring this newly opened shop. The displays are inspiring and…read moreEVERYTHING is for sale. The owner is friendly and full of great ideas. The prices are very reasonable and the inventory fun and functional. I strongly recommend making the time to check it out. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Vintage, primitives, repurposed goods & funky finds!read more

My favorite antique store in Watertown so far. Prices are very reasonable and everyone is nice. My…read moreonly complaint is that my short stature prevents me from seeing some of the items on tall bookshelves

I went through this shop and absolutely loved just how large it was on the inside. I thought it…read morewould be a quick in and out just to see what they had but it took almost an hour to Browse through their collection. And what I liked the most was that it smelled nice. The other shoppes had an old moldy smell. Great place, friendly people.

Mixed market full of antiques, vintage, handmade, home decor items, honey, maple syrup's and all…read morekinds of other goodies. They have regular and iced coffee.

If you're looking for somewhere to find unique treasures and browse for hours, this is the place!…read moreI've found so many vintage snd unique art pieces, small furniture and decor for my home and gifts! Either over 50 vendors I find new items weekly! They also have some amazing baked goods for sale from local businesses.

Awesome. Mike is great, very knowledgeable about coins and other items…read more Great selection of antiques and collectibles. Huge selection of Pyrex, dealers are knowledgeable.

A frequent stop for us, including a visit today. Almost always find something well worth buying, as…read morewe did this afternoon. Nice mix of dealers and often new things to see, A relaxing browsing experience in any season. Plenty of free parking.

Love this antique stop! So many pieces to look through. The owner is super sweet and has lived in…read morethe area forever. Every time we visit we always see something new to add to our decor.

From the owner: The Adirondack Outpost concentrates on items most likely found in the Adirondack region. You will…read morefind vintage hunting, fishing and trapping items, along with vintage camping and picnic gear. Also, not to forget our kitchen utensils, tools, beverage items and much, much more. Also a repurpose area is set up for the DIY projects.

I'm surprised its been almost 10 years since this flea market was last reviewed. There is still…read moresomething for everyone's treasure hunting pleasure, vintage, antiques, modern - for your collection, for your kitchen, for your china cabinet - indoor and outdoor items. Be sure to give yourself lots of time to browse. It is easy to spend a couple of hours here. Those of us who live in Gananoque usually pop in once a season, or more often. There's always someone on hand to help you out with questions and prices, although most things are priced clearly. They don't have a website but they do have a facebook page.

Quiet location, deep with treasure and run by a nice crew of ladies dedicated to scouring the…read moreregion for vintage and antique finds!

The small hamlet of Three Mile Bay has its own post office, a volunteer fire company, and boat…read morelaunches for fishing and recreation in the various outlying bays that draw from Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence seaway. It's also the home of Turn Back Time Antiques located adjacent to the post office. The exterior of this antique store can be a little deceiving but once you walk through the doors it's pretty amazing, two floors filled with treasure and pieces of local history. I thought this would be a quick walk through and I'd be on my way but ended up browsing for more than an hour and found a nice little piece to add to my collection. The staff here is extremely friendly and the prices are very fair. It's definitely worth stopping in if your in the area...

Rude owner. Pretends to be looking for her house but buys with a dib story then resells at her shop…read morefor 10 times the price.

A beautifully decorated space for the holiday season and more. Love the friendly feline shop…read morekeeper. She was a joy to see roaming around the shop. Such a lovely face to see with those beautiful markings and pink little nose. The complementary hot drink station was a delight and made for good handwarming in our blustery cold weather. A joyful seasons greeting to all and happy shopping.

We were looking to do some antique shopping during our upcoming trip and to read the excuse and…read morecondescending attitude of the owner on what had happened is off-putting to say the least. We will skip this store on our trip and I hope others do as well. A simple sorry you felt that way would have been sufficient. Terrible!

This little antique shop is a must stop if you're walking around the downtown area of Kingston…read more It's friendly owner is very outgoing and very knowledgeable and works hard to ensure your visit is enjoyable. I was very impressed with the amount of beautiful advertising and memorabilia from the early 1900's. The quality is outstanding and with the exchange rate the prices are very fair. I spent several hours here browsing and talking with the owner and a seller. It's very rare to find a store with such a large selection of quality merchandise. I wish this was a place I could frequently visit I hope to have an opportunity to return someday soon.

We love shopping at antique stores but this one was not welcoming or enjoyable. The aisles are so…read morecrowded that it's hard to see anything you might like, and there's no clear layout to check out specific types of antiques. It's not clearly organized by era or type of item, so everything is really jumbled. I felt nervous about knocking stuff over, despite being very careful. The prices were extremely high; I understand the value of high-end and restored vintage treasures, but there were no fun items to pick up like in other antique stores. A single teacup and saucer were around $50, whereas in other similar stores they might be $20 for the two. It made it less exciting to shop, because every item would be such an investment. Finally, I know the owner has mentioned that they see no problem with selling this type of artifact, but I and many other shoppers find it abhorrent to display racist "Sambo" pieces. There is a way to go about dealing with these items -- donate them to schools or museums, or perhaps display them with a note, for example -- but it's 2020. You don't just slap a price tag on it and leave it among the rest of the offerings.