Definitely one of tho bigger flea market in the area. From the outside I thought it was a lot…read morebigger, but it's still decently sized and you could easily waste an hour in there. They have about everything you'd expect to find in a flea market. From clothing, tools, toys, and just about everything in between. But I'd say "as a guy" the gun room is pretty sweet. Lots of irregular mounts, and classic firearms. Definitely some cool things you won't see every day in there. Worth the stop and look around.

No Antiques, it's all "faketiques". Where they will print a shirt or jar some jam and open up…read morebooths that want you to get price gouged. Amazon all the items, it's cheaper online. You'll see new booths pop up and go away within the month. Re-painted tables, chairs, look-alike objects, no memorabilia, nothing worth stopping for, especially in this economy. Mainly re-purposed or "art" if you can call it that.

Cool stuff but prices are high. They had lots of unique items. Apparently the owner is a bit of a…read morepainter. He sells original pieces.

Some antiques.. I would describe this as more things you might see in a consignment shop (Big…read morefurniture, artwork) definitely worth a look. I give it 4 stars because it was set up nicely and there was alot to see.

Highly recommend. I've purchased and had basic repair work done for the past few years and…read morefinally decided to have a full custom piece made. Nathan did an exceptional job of replicating an old "mountain man" style bracelet based off an old design I gave him. Each piece is unique and embodies the individuality/ ruggedness of that era but with the finesse and attention to detail brought forth by an artist. As you look at the photo bear in mind that I specifically requested a ruggedness to the piece rather than a black-tie affair piece.

I would never recommend this place to anyone. I had my wife bring in my watch for a simple battery…read morereplacement on Friday, and they charged her $15 to lose a specialty pin in my metal band and then try and hide the matter. My wife drove an hour back home and as soon as I went to put my watch on, the pin fell out and my band was in 2 pieces and couldnt be worn. Now today is Monday, my wife went back there on her lunch break to have them fix what they broke. They put another pin in there that wasn't correct and the keeper clasp on the band wouldn't latch. They told my wife they "bent" the clasp so it should have stayed. I had to leave work early and drive a little over an hour into town myself to take my watch back in and have them fix the issue AGAIN. When I got there, I was upset, but I never raised my voice, I never cussed, I asked who touched my watch so I could talk to them. The old man wearing glasses said he worked on it and asked what was wrong. As soon as I pushed the pins on the clasp the pin dropped to the floor and the band fell in 2 pieces again. He never apologised. He deflected my concerns the entire time. Making it seem like he didn't care about the issue. He said he would take it back and fix it again after telling me multiple times how he showed my wife and it was all fine there. He said he had to put a larger pin in it and alter it to work. He did not offer me a refund for the initial issue and he even had the audacity to say he wasnt going to charge me for the pins!! If you took your car to a mechanic and they broke something, then tried to hide it, and then refused to apologize when they were confronted about it, only to "fix" it and have the audacity to say they didn't charge you for the "repair" is BEYOND bad business! Do not go here, and do not let your wife go here! They will take advantage of you both and then lie to your face!

My daughter's wedding dress experience at Danielle's was highly disappointing. Absolutely nothing…read morelike we were expecting as being the most fun event during wedding season. When we arrived for the much-anticipated appointment, the consultant did not introduce herself (I can't even call her out by name because she never gave us her name) and honestly made us feel like she was bothered by having to assist us. The only question she asked me (mother of the bride) was what was my budget. We weren't offered water much less champagne. We all started looking at dresses and she quickly said "those won't fit her, you can only look on this side". But all dresses are ordered in the bride's size so what difference did it matter which sizes we were looking at?? The consultant never engaged in conversation with my daughter (where is the wedding, tell me about your fiancé, what style dress are you looking for....nothing). My daughter tried on 5-6 dresses (I don't even remember because it was unmemorable) and when I would ask if she could clip them in the back she would just cinch it up and hold it so we couldn't really tell what it looked like. There was no pedestal for the bride to stand on to get a good view of the dress. My daughter already thought she knew what dress she wanted, which is why we went to Danielle's as they carried the dress, but she still wanted to try on other options and have the full experience. The consultant never asked her dress preferences and never pulled dresses for her. Myself and the others in the group pulled dresses but the consultant never even offered and she is supposed to be the expert. I had to ask about veils. We were never offered to look at veils in the veil room nor was my daughter asked her preferences. The consultant just brought out a few that my daughter did not like and the consultant then just lost interest and said we were done. We bought the dress she had wanted going into the appointment but the consultant never offered to take a picture of the group and just sent us to the cashier and disappeared. My daughter went today to pick up the dress and they didn't offer for her to try it on, for her to look at veils again or even alterations. Just here is your dress, bye. Thank goodness we have a local seamstress to do the alterations as I wouldn't have trusted Danielle's to care about doing the alterations correctly. I know Danielle's has many positive reviews but our experience was awful and nothing that you dream about as a little girl. Shame on Danielle's for not creating the magical wedding dress experience! I am yelling loud and clear to all of my friends whose daughters are getting married to not shop at Danielle's! So disappointing!!

Little late to review, but I purchased my wedding dress here in January 2018 after some really…read morefrustrating experiences at other bridal salons. I loved every little thing about shopping at Danielle's. 1) When you make an appointment to shop, you don't have to "share" the floor with anyone else. It was just me and my family, so it was very comfortable and felt very special. 2) The women who work there are genuinely so kind and not pushy at all. If a dress is not for you then it's just not for you. You don't get the feeling that they are desperately working on commission or something. They were respectful of my budget and not judgey at all. 3) They can sell you a dress right off the rack - no need to order one. When I shopped there, I only had 8 weeks until my wedding. Other stores just could not wrap their minds around this and kept letting me try on gowns that took way longer to have made / ordered. But at Danielle's they assured me that I could take home a dress that day if need be. 4) The sample sizes were very inclusive. It was explained to me that there are two types of sizing for bridal gown. There is the standard sizing which runs very small and there is the "W" size which stands for "woman" - meaning that it has more room for these hips! They carry lots of "W" sized gowns so I was really able to try on gowns that fit instead of just "imagining" what the right size would look like. Did I also mention that I found THE dress of my dreams here?! I seriously didn't think that it even existed, but the moment she pulled it out, I knew it was perfect. It fit like it was made for me (only needed to be hemmed, which they did perfectly) and I was able to purchase that one! I recommend Danielle's to every bride I know!