We went here to only see a sign that their times were 3-5 pm and that they were closing! They may…read morealready be closed Despite not being able to see this antique store, we enjoyed our walk here, the signs along the way, and getting a book from their free library.

It was completely by chance that I walked by this quaint lil vintage shop and saw a glass cupboard…read morefull of books. I walked towards it curious when I saw the sign 'Little Free Library.' There was a note inside the glass cupboard which read something like this "take any book you like, read it and return with a note included for the next reader." I was delighted! I felt like congratulating the owner for such a wonderful idea of sharing books. Growing up reading, books have been my closest companions since I could remember. This place would def be frequented by me. Equally charming were the many antique pieces set up ever so cutely in the shop with price tags (super affordable) on them! I found my new fave vintage shop! And if you love vintage/antique shops like I do, def check this gem of a place out!

Decent little souvenir, knick knack shop. They have soap, lotion, seasonal decor, magnets and more…read more Check out the upstairs area as well. Prices were reasonable on some of the items others seemed a little overpriced.

Glory be is right!! This cute little shop embodies the very essence of Occoquan's quaint atmosphere…read moreand unique flair. This is a perfect stop for anyone looking for that special little gift or trinket for a friend or loved one. Additionally, and secretly (because I'm selfish when it comes to books), they have a small but selection of old but interesting books scattered throughout the store...don't tell anyone else. I didn't catch her name but the lady who works the desk is extremely welcoming and helpful as well. You need a decretive piece of wood art with a snappy little quip about wine or alcohol, they've got it. Perhaps you want something that displays your or someone you knows patriotic fervor, it's here. Or you may like a new dish or two as a centerpiece that strikes up conversation at your next get together, well then, you guessed it, it's waiting for you. There's no reason not to check this place out. Have some brunch at the Secret Garden Cafe then take a foot-tour of this amazing town, and pop in to see this place in all its glory. Enjoy!

Absolutely love this place with all of the fantastic treasures inside…read more Not only are the paintings, crystal, plates,and furniture wonderful but you will find a welcoming staff at Two Guys. Bill, Mary and Nancy are so friendly and helpful. Stop by and say hello. You won't be sorry. I have frequented their store twice this week and I am so happy to have found them! Mary's flowers are so beautiful too.

This place is stocked head to toe with antiques. It's actually bigger than it looks from the…read moreoutside. They have one room that's just vintage clothing & sometimes you'll come across a super rare first edition book. Staff is also really helpful and friendly

This business no longer exists. A used kitchen appliances shop operates there now. When Mom's…read moreMemories was there, I found it to be pricey, smalls unpriced and Inventory stale.

The first time I went was upon a coworkers recommendation. I noticed they are over priced but to…read moreeach their own... I also noticed that a guy that works there was following me throughout the store. I was with someone and it seemed he would travel back and forth between us. I kind of just brushed it off. I went back a few days later with my aunt to poke around to see if I may have missed something cool and AGAIN, the same man followed me around the store. Completely obvious, although I think he may have thought he was being inconspicuous. It was extremely uncomfortable. He legit stayed within feet of me the whole time and this is a rather large store. The high prices aside... I will never return to that place again because of how uncomfortable I felt. When I say the prices are high, I mean a lot of the items there I could buy brand new for the same price if not lower. I understand some things are priced higher because it may be an antique, items I'm referring to are for example, kitchen items like 4 plates for $60 or a standard set of storage containers (broken) for $45+ or a super old and used throw blanket for $60+.

Man Overboard is a delightful experience and is almost like entering a new world full of unique…read moreitems, each with its own backstory. The owner, Paul, was happy to delve into the history of whatever I asked about and is very knowledgeable on everything in his storefront. I've recommended the shop to a few of my friends and they loved it just as much as I did. Everything is priced fairly, and the price range is wide enough that you can find something you love with whatever budget you have. I also appreciated that the majority of the shop are originals and anything that is a reproduction are quality and labeled as such. After just one conversation, you can tell that Paul truly has a passion for what he does and selects each item with care. I think it's definitely worth a visit!!

Man Overboard is probably the coolest, most reliable shop to visit if you are in need of a manly…read moreman's gift. My husband is the hardest person to buy a gift for. I had such a pleasant experience finding numerous things for his birthday. Very cool, seriously vintage items. Really there are things for any adult... it's a lot of fun to wander into especially after you've visited one of the many pubs in the neighborhood! I spent plenty of money, lol. Just to mention, there is some sexual imagery so a little warning if you have kids. 5-stars for being an incredibly curated treasure of Occoquan. PS I am a northern Virginia native and have been visiting Occoquan my whole life (38 years...). Occoquan is lucky to have this gem.

My daughter and I have been to VanEch Studio several times and the staff has always been very…read morefriendly and helpful. Just there yesterday in fact. They have some antiques, but mostly sell decor, accessories, toiletries and jewelry. Charming aesthetic to the items they sell--think Marie Antoinette's country cottage Hameau de la Reine or The Paris Market in Savannah GA. Delightful.

4/11/26 "Where does she get those wonderful toys?" Annex…read moreknows. I think about the antiques furniture that was not chosen for our townhouse due to having to much stuff already. Nevertheless, we might get rid of some stuff to add new, but old stuff. We will see. Upon walking inside the shop, I think about how many homes these pieces of furniture traveled to. Speaking with Ms. Gordon, I found out about the possibility of donating old furniture we might not need anymore. This has been fun. I did enjoy seeing pictures of North Carolina Outer Banks before the heavy development. Lots more to explore and the prices are reasonable.

Paul and his staff are very knowledgeable but also entertaining. It's always a pleasant experience…read more Jim

Wide array of objects from Asian vases, loads of Deco and Mid-century lamps, unusual tables,…read morecoral/shells/masks, crystal chandeliers and paintings. Prices are fair, and she offers lay-away which makes it easier for anyone on a tight budget. Really like the shop.

From the owner: Verdigris Vintage offers you an eclectic mix of unique and interesting antique, vintage,…read moremid-century modern and Hollywood regency furniture and home decor including original art, lighting, pottery, china, carpets, salvage, outdoor decor and rare finds, plus vintage fashion, designer bags and costume jewelry. Our selection is always interesting and turns over often so you never know what you'll find. If you're looking for unique and one-of-kind finds and conversation worthy pieces to create rooms that are interesting and chic, you must come by and check out our 2500SF Warehouse/Showroom in Springfield, VA. We have something for everyone, at every budget, so you're guaranteed to find something you don't want to live without.

Old stuff on display... Not worth the entrance fee of $15/person... Didnt see anything interesting…read morebut old and worthless stuffs... Should spend the money somewhere else more entertaining than this

First visit for this guy - first of all I was impressed by the sheer size of the venue. Definitely…read moresomething for everyone - also nice to have food & drink on site. Have been to a lot of outdoor flea markets in my area over the years & having all vendors contained under 1 climate-controlled roof was a big plus. Offerings varied from antiques/vintage to sci-fi to rugs to coins to clothes to baked goods - a little of everything! Was a good experience - would visit again when in the area!