Although I found a couple dresses here for a decent thrift shop price, the other items seemed…read morepretty steep for what they were. Friendly staff though. Love thrift shopping and it was particularly fun with a friend id not seen in awhile.

Having been to this store a handful of times I was excited to go in and shop today but…read moreunfortunately I don't think I'll ever be going back. As I was in line waiting to check out I noticed some people arguing price with the owner and thought nothing of it, BUT I absolutely should have. I made polite conversation with the owner as he was ringing up my items but then when he said my total I was a bit taken aback as it was higher than I had expected. When I was shopping I had been keeping a running total as I went and this seemed well above it. Unfortunately I did not trust my gut and paid for my items and figured I'd just check everything when I got in the car. I was given no receipt and when I went to check the items I remembered that as we were chatting the owner had cut off the price tags. I calculated (rounding up) what I remembered the tags to have said (even checking pictures I had sent my husband for opinions) when I was shopping and was shocked to see that I had been overcharged by about $50 dollars. It seems like this guy likes to take advantage of people and just charge whatever he feels in the moment and then makes it so there's little to no consequence for his actions because there's no way to "be sure" unless you're watching and calculating every single thing as he goes through. The only reason this review isn't one star is because of my previous pleasant experiences but BE CAREFUL here because you never know when the owner might decide to ruin your day.

Large selection for a small store. The prices however, reflect the staff's perceived value of the…read moreitems. I had one woman tell me the items were marked higher because it was an expensive brand. When I looked the brand up it was sold at Target. Then there is the guy behind the counter. Who can barely croak out a hello, when greeted kindly. It doesn't cost any more to be kind. And a thank you would be appreciated. I know staffing might be tough, but at least get someone who enjoys the job!

Here's the fishing report, lame puns over time to review. It's kinda hit and miss as far as pricing…read moreis concerned. Some things like dvds & cd's are $1 or less which is nice. Some other items , like furniture are way too high. The only discount day (Thursday) is for seniors. Even then, there's still some things that aren't discounted for seniors so ask ahead. The customer service could be improved. They do have a back patio area with more stuff. I learned the hard way, they lock the door after a certain time. Me and another customer were confused, tried knocking on the door. No answer, made our way to a side door. No apology from staff, more annoyed that we were outside. I do appreciate that at least they have a return for store credit, policy on electronics (7 days ) With it being such a small space, perhaps some better pricing and discount days would help with sales and make room for more donations. Anywho, that's my 2 cents... happy thrifting.

Since I'm leaving the area, I was on the lookout for something Tahoey I could keep as a keepsake of…read moremy 16 years of living here. Once again, I was pleasantly surprised at the jewelry and gifts section - some very nice items. I picked up a beautiful handcrafted blue druzy stone necklace. If I had a couple extra spare zeros, I would have bought one of the paintings. Beautiful little store and glad to see they are still around.

My wife and I stopped in here with our baby while visiting Incline village and it was a super cute…read moreshop. Lots of fun things: furniture, art, cute bear stuffed animals, and some fun knick knack type things. What impressed us most though was the service. We walked in with a stroller and the gal working there was super accommodating, told us she'd move anything around if it wasn't stroller-path friendly. She offered us a soda or coffee, and showed us where the restroom was if we needed it. Honestly it's the warmest reception we've gotten entering a store in a long time, a very nice surprise.

Happened to be passing by while RV'ING and popped in out of curiosity after having lunch nearby…read more This place was loaded with cute, interesting, nostalgic pieces, beautiful glassware, jewelry, and more. The prices are reasonable and consistent with market value, so they seem to know their stuff. The shop seller was very helpful and let me try some cute estate jewelry. I picked up an opal necklace.

From the owner: Antique Society is a retail shop in Gardnerville which specializes in Antiques, Collectibles,…read moreEstate Sales & Liquidations. We feature everything such as gas & oil, jewelry, glassware, electronics, furniture, and knick knacks. For more information and inquiries, you can reach us at (415) 272 4462. Open on Sundays by appointment.

I've driven past Cheshire Antiques multiple times and had no idea how huge this place is. I found…read moreout yesterday, as I walked into a 2-story emporium that felt like it took up an entire city block. I walked through it all, most I assume to be a hefty collection of rented "booths" and maybe some consignment. I'll need to come back again, as each antique store visit is just one layer of the onion. The antique wares were well organized throughout, although with differences in display density. There was a pleasant atmosphere in the store, both from staff and all the curious folks like me taking it all in. The husband of a friend used to be an antique dealer and he often talked about collection cycles and people age out and their treasures move on. I thought of that as I perused and sometimes admired an impressive collection of "stuff" that were previously special to their previous owners, and would someday be again.

This a real cool antique shop. Looks of different things. I even found some 60 year old Hardy…read moreBoys books for Grandsons.

I ordered tires in the tire center and they said it will be in the following day. The next day I…read morecalled and they said they would call me as soon as it arrived. I called at 6pm and they said the tires arrived and been waiting for me but now it's 6 and they need reschedule for tomorrow. Not a problem at this point but they seem very unorganized... I get it. I worked retail for a long time so I understand things happen. The following day I come in for appointment and they said the tires are here but the paper was send to Carson city... just waiting for the manager to override this so we can help you.... I waited 1 hour and still no help... the older man said the manager knows but it busy. I waited another 30 minutes and still no answer.... I looked for the manager in the store and found her! I reminded her that the nice older man was waiting for her approval and there a line in the tire center- She was rude! She said it's not her priority and she'll get there when she does.... I told her he's been waiting for awhile and I said thank you my appointment was over an hour ago .... She was rude Again and said move out of the costumer service line. No " I'm sorry and I will help" no please set out of the line and I will get to you soon". Nothing! Just rude, nasty , older big woman barking orders . Shame !!! This lady needs to learn to desolate herself and the situation. She needs training on customer service. In my opinion she's too old and grumpy to be working anyway. But this is very poor costumer service. They need to fire her Back to her cats

Ordered an online order this week, and told us Tuesday it was delayed and asked if they could…read moredeliver it Wednesday. Well, Wednesday at 5pm and still no order. App says delayed. I called the store and after many attempts to actually speak with someone, they put me back on hold for over 15 minutes. After 37 minutes total with trying to cancel my order, I was able to contact someone from the service who was able to help me with the order. the local store is awful. customer service has gone to hell.

Antiques Plus rests right near the Genoa Town limits and just beyond the post office on the way to…read morethe Kingsbury grade a few miles down the road. I've been here a few times while I was in the neighborhood. 3 factors make me hesitant to come back. 1. The political flags. Folks have the right to state or display their opinion, but I'm not big on people shoving it in your face, regardless of viewpoint. It's certainly an interesting business model to drive some folks that maybe they didn't want around anyway. 2. A reputation of existing outside the Genoa both geographically and in terms of community support and involvement. 3. I love going into antique places and its an individual thing when you're trying to decide "trash or treasure?". I've found neither category here, but rather a mushy middle that's easy to move on to something else. These are my own biased opinions, and folks are more than welcome to see and experience things for themselves.

Went to Antiques Plus today on a whim looking for brooches. The owner and I had an enlightening…read morediscussion about "service" dogs (Lady, my PTSD dog was with me). She explained some of the damage done to her shop and her family by so called "service" dogs. I felt terrible for her... please people, stop faking the service dogs! Anyway, she and I had the most delightful time looking at brooches, and she made me a deal on 4 really nice vintage pins. I enjoyed my time there. For a small store she has lots of variety and personality. I will definitely be back again and recommend others to her store.