Love this store and the owners! There is constant turnover of new merchandise, prices are…read morereasonable. One of my favorite places to stop in and just browse as you never know what you may find.

From the owner: Located in a 1930s era pharmacy, our antiques store has a changing inventory of goods for the home.read more

So happy they are back!! This store has been my favorite since they opened at their old location,…read moreso it's great to see them back in a space right on Main Street. Still the same people running the place and working there, and they're always so kind! They still have lots of parking (street and a lot next door), a big space that they filled, and lots of vendors to spend your money on. Always a must stop when you see it open since it's always changing and always has great deals! Oh and they have Amish butter and a variety of Honey butter which is always a good find!

Not open during the week. It's an interesting place to look around but needs more open hours.read more

I love to stop in the various antique shops in the area, and while I like the larger "malls" to…read morespend bigger chunks of time in, Sugar Creek is the shop I find myself visiting the most. It's smaller and takes less time to browse, but I it's also the one shop I don't think I've ever left empty-handed. (And it's bigger than it looks once you get inside!) The owners are friendly and welcoming and there's a sweet pup I can't resist petting when I get the chance. It's clean and well organized and when I pop in each month there's enough turn-around that I'm constantly finding new treasures. There's a great selection and I love their prices. I'm so happy this gem of a shop is nearby!

I was driving around and saw this, so I had to come in and look around. Everything was clean and…read moreorganized. I'm a sucker for some records, so I picked up a few from a few different booths. Prices were reasonable. I will be back to look through more bins!

This store doesn't just talk about antiques or carry a few things for the upscale. The Olde Store…read moreis the everyman store. Things here are like that found in nearly any old farmhouse or home in the late 19th and early 20th century. It took me back to a combination of my grandfather's tool shed or my grandparents farm home. It was fun and a tad sad. The owner has just taken over the property in the last couple of months, so not everything is priced, but if you ask, he'll be able to tell you. It's clear inventory is still being moved around. I never stopped by when the Olde Store was under the previous ownership, so it may be different for those who have. My visit, too short to spend time looking at things in detail, did allow me to see the treasures. Glassware, china, curios, a wood burning stove (at least I think it was), sanders, a dial phone, toys, paperback books from the 1950s or 60s, I think, pictures, a small selection of jewelry, periodicals, and even several photo albums with photos from the 30s. These weren't just random, though, the photo albums were themselves from the era, with the black pages and glued backed corners. It was a pretty impressive historical record. The Olde Store, should it keep the charm it has, will be a fun shop to visit again. For someone looking to capture a perfect antique, it will be a good place to start the search.

These guys have a lot of great unique items. I'm a huge fan of odd, cute, old and unusual…read more Therefore, antique shops and malls are right up my alley! This is a little shop that can't be missed. There is parking on the street and in back of the shop. If you are out on a lovely day looking for deals, pop on in and see what tickles your fancy. I don't imagine items stay on the shelves too long so if you like it buy it. That's my motto at any thrift and antique shop. It's also why I'm always broke :) ** EDIT ** I'm pretty sure these guys are on HWY 100 now.

Always a fun and unique place to find some treasures. The owners are wonderful to chat with super…read morefriendly and always have time to answer your questions! Plus, they really do remember you when you come back to shop

A tantalizing shop with unique finds at great prices. Clean little joint with fun owners. Never…read moreever disappoints.

Great store, super friendly employees. As the building says, something for everyone. There was a…read morewide selection of items and I found 5he prices to be fair. If we are ever back in the area, we will definitely stop in.

if you're looking for nice quality 925 sliver jewelry PLEASE go to Lauren's Antique & art center in…read moredelavan! I promise you they have a big selection of good quality sliver jewelry that is under $50! DONT come here for sliver prices they are charging the pieces they have as if it was new. Unless you would like to pay for a preowned piece as if it was new.

Loved the collection of jewelry this store has to offer. Owner is such a nice woman. Clothes and…read moremore you'll find inside this little nest of a store.

Don't answer their calls. Recording system doesn't take…read morecalls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had no idea this place existed - we saw the ever-awesome Ron R check in here and we happened to…read morebe mere blocks away enjoying a tasty lunch at Alberto's so decided to check it out. It's right on 9th near The National - FYI, 9th is a one way street so you may have to go up 10th for a block and loop back around. The name on the door is "BC Modern Furniture" and they're open Fri-Sun from 10-4. In addition, they run estate sales and host one day flea markets so check their website for upcoming events and sales. If you visit the store, know that it's mostly mid-century furniture with some same era collectables thrown in. It's not a huge place but it's very, very well curated. This is some of the nicest looking vintage furniture I've seen in town - lots of sideboards, dressers, end tables and some truly glorious sofas. Prices are commensurate with the quality - a big 2 piece sectional sofa with immaculate original upholstery was in the $600 range. That said, they're willing to negotiate so if you see something you love, have the conversation. The Mister grabbed a fun Maifest stein and a vintage German decor mag from 1964 for $10, so we left happy. They are adding things all the time so if you're trying to up the hipster cachet on your sweet Bay View bungalow definitely check them out.