This was a really nice antique shop that we visited on the way back to Lake Placid. He was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I picked up an American Revolution plate from 1973. I would like to visit again when we return to Lake Placid.

Was taking a stroll around Saranac Lake, and came across this gem. The store has a big, simple…read morelayout (no separate alcoves), so it was cool to be able to see things with ease. Owner is super nice.

Very friendly and helpful! A little gem outside of…read morePlattsburgh. Beautiful furnishings and nicely presented. Can't wait to return.

What a great shop! Fantastic selection, all displayed so nicely. The owners are great fun, we…read moreenjoyed learning the history of so many of their items. They clearly love what they're doing, and it shows from the moment you enter the shop. Definitely worth a detour off the beaten path!

The dude who runs this place is manly as hell…read more I first thought his name was Clint Lion, but then found out it was something even manlier: Craig Lonergan. This shop is the coolest place in Ticonderoga. Anyone is bound to find something they like. From war memorabilia to taxidermy to chinaware to dug-up tomahawks, he's got it. Don't miss this spot!

We visited the Red Barn by accident but glad we did. I found an antique that I am very proud of and…read morehope to pass along in the future. Mr. Lonergan and his daughter was friendly and helpful. The selection in the store is amazing. If anyone gets the opportuity to visit should go. From a TEXAS customer. I wish I lived 1200 miles closer.

This place has rooms upon rooms of cool, unique , eclectic array of all sorts of older items. Not…read morethe traditional antiques you think of. They have a lot of fun collectible things you can decorate your home with or give as a cool gift. Definitely worth checking out even if you don't buy something , it's like a throw back museum!

There were a lot of antiques --which was to be expected--but prices were high. Candlestick…read moretelephone without a cord was $137. It really wasn't what I was looking for either.

It's pricey, sort of, but it's absolutely gorgeous. And I always find something beautiful in here,…read morewhether I am looking to spend $10 or $100. You could furnish an entire house in the Adirondack vernacular style from this one store. It's not huge and overwhelming at all, and everything here is quality - china, decorative arts, pillows, tableware, furniture, you name it. Great shop!

Our first stop in Lake Placid. Not what we were expecting. Mainly a vastly overpriced gift shop,…read morewith some interesting antiques. We looked at everything, but left emptyhanded and with our credit rating intact. Warning: do not let kids in here. There are a lot of breakable items.

Wide River Antiques has opened a 2300 sq ft antique shop in Blue Mountain Lake at Potters Resort!…read more They are open mid-May to mid-October. Pat and Francie have a fun place to chat, reminisce with pieces and enjoy a cup of coffee with beautiful views of the lake!

A wonderfully eclectic shop with more than your eye can take in. Lots of period pieces and ADK…read morecollectibles. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. A must for antiquers and those who want to take a piece of the Adirondacks home with you.

Wow what a selection! If you can't find something you love here you're just not looking hard…read moreenough. And look you must, because there is an amazing, but well-organized array. The owner, JoAnne, is very knowledgeable and knows what's in the shop. When I asked about some flatware I collect, she pointed me right to it. This was truly a delightful stop!

I visited yesterday with my grand daughter. I want to make a tradition of buying some treasure each…read moretime she visits. The owner was very dismissive and mocked me for buying a porcelain figurine for a child. They also don't take credit cards. I will not be back and live very close so I could be a frequent customer.

I love this business for its incredible style leadership in all things rustic. When searching for…read moredecorating solutions, gifts or accessories, no other place come close to the distinctive creative standard of Dartbrook. Best of all, both of these businesses set the standard for style in the town and the region. If you are buying a camp in the park, this is your first stop.

Great rustic interior design and outdoor and deck furniture store. The building has great signage,…read morewide open doors and eclectic and refurbished items like: beds, paintings, old art, tabletop memorabilia, kitchen utensils and bar stools, living room tables, canoes, corkscrews, beer coolers, ice skates, moose antlers, wood frames and napkins. As the store has a nifty name and swell sales - the staff was at least 2 short, way too cool and unhelpful. When I approached the hefty lady at the counter, she acted in her voice like it was the most obscene thing I could have done! She pointed, murmered and wave us uff.. guess she couldn't know that Yelp Elite was in her shop. It's a great experience. Expect the staff to be out back smoking cartons of cigarettes, constantly opening ancillary doors with cold drafts, and using time to move old cabinets around instead of actually making good reports with visitors and travelers. Review: 4

Good store. Well mixed with items. Vendors are always giving…read moredeals. Good quality of items

Frustrating experience after looking around for over an hour I found a few items and then I started…read moreto have a conversation with the two people who were working. I guess they never heard the expression "the customer is always right" and you as a representative for all the people who have shops inside the mall cause someone to walk out because you can't shut the F up. REALLY!!! How dumb can you get. For all the people who don't vote they are part of the problem. I think of citizens of countries all over the world who are fighting for reforms of their government because they don't have the luxury of voting. And then these sales reps are proud of the fact that they show off their ignorance. And then they throw measles at me. Yes children in public schools where diseases and lice spread like wild fire need to be vaccinated. And if you don't want to have your kids vaccinated you can home school them. Very simple. Oh and then he lobs at me that Bernie owns three homes. Well I don't really know anything about Bernie's three homes but thinking about his age and how inexpensive homes were forty years ago and how ownership doesn't mean you don't have a mortgage to pay...I again was stunned by the stupidity. He did forget to mention if Bernie's bathroom faucets were gold like the IQ45. Must have slipped his mind. So even though I left the items I wanted to purchase and forgot my walking stick I would never set foot in this place again.