Store hours are nearly impossible. 12-5pm. Who can shop in…read morethat small, daytime stretch?

Holy vintage stuff! I spent a whole afternoon searching thru this store. Lots of good vendors with…read moregood pricing. Walked down memory lane and found lots of great items. Perfect way to spend a rainy afternoon. The employees were friendly and had a good attitudes. I will be back.

Nice and clean store. A good mix of primitives and 1950s and 60s pieces. Actual antiques, not…read morekitschy repurposed stuff. Good prices and nice people!

Great store. A little small but great service and the prices are decent…read more Items are spaced nicely and you can easily see the inventory. There was a wide variety of items.

I finally got to Flamingo's after driving past it a million times & it didn't disappoint! The…read moreinside is STACKED with treasures, including new and vintage items. My friends and I spent probably over an hour wandering through, since there were so many different spaces to explore! I felt the prices were fairly average for a curated vintage shop; some items were surprisingly cheap, while others felt marked up. The staff were walking around and were really friendly, and thanked us for stopping by (even though I didn't end up making a purchase), so that was a really nice little bonus. Overall, I'll definitely be back! It sounds like they'll be open a bit more frequently leading up to the holidays, so I'm looking forward to visiting again :)

I've drove past Flamingo's many times when I lived in south Mpls. I always said I wanted to stop by…read moreand finally made it happen. There's a ton of stuff to look at. Store was pretty busy when I went so it made me a bit nervous moving.m around rooms are parked with items. I realized this was more than just an antique shop, kind of thrift shop vibes. Like they had really old vintage items with modern day items mixed in; like Stanley cups next to cassettes. Trendy jewelry and such. It's generally cool to look at all the randomness. Prices seemed fair as far as things I checked for. It's two floors. The basement had a room with clothes, and some other stuff. Again tight spaces. Staff were nice and chatty at the checkout. Plenty of street parking out front.

I drove by this consignment store a few times and a pottery-barn-style caramel armchair in the…read morewindow display caught my eye. When I finally went in, I was surprised to see that this consignment store specialized in fine furniture. Three employees in the front area were dressed professionally and I got the impression that they had trained eyes for furniture design and quality. I didn't see furniture that fit my style. This store offers large ornate & formal dining furniture (traditional / English / old-style hotels / tea rooms) and desks, sofas, hutches, lamps, accent pieces, etc. Prices seemed to range from $250 - $1000. For example, price tags on lamps were around $250 and dining tables were around $1000. These are great prices considering the pieces being sold. I saw a lamp I liked -- it looked like it was salvaged from a lighthouse and restored to near-perfect condition. I took a peek at the armchair in the window and it was only $265! The condition of the armchair was 'like new' except for a few scratches on the legs. If you're looking for country / contemporary / chic furniture styles, you won't get much from a visit to this store. But if you're looking for traditional & formal furniture, this store is for you. Note: there was a sign that said a 3% charge would apply to credit card purchases. --- P.S. I am giving this store 4 stars because of the wide selection, prices, & level of professionalism despite having little interest in the furniture styles that this store specializes in.

Stay away from this company and their estate sales. Every time I have attended an estate sale I…read morehave been treated as though I may steal something, employees following me around without offering sales support, and most recently chastised for asking for a "Sold" sign for two low-value items. Steer clear at all costs unless you want to feel bad about yourself the rest of the day. And never take a child, even if you are a single parent and have no care coverage options. They must train their employees to assume the worst in people.

Really large space with aisles upon aisles of items. They have a lot of glassware and antique toys…read more Everything seems very reasonably priced. A fun way to spend an afternoon.

Other than the micro aggressive profiling, Ive been here numerous times and always seem to be…read moretreated me like I cant afford what Im buying.. (Not by everyone, but is seems to be very common with the staff over the past 6 years.) None the less doesnt bend my character, its just disappointing to experience. I absolutely love the antiques from this place, they have a WIDE range of variety. Other than the service, this place is a WONDERFUL STORE to check out if you wanna find some nice antiques, collectibles, decoratives, and vintage items; this is definitely the place to check out. Wether you're looking for something specific or not, youre guaranteed to find something cool or memorable. Love this place and thankful for its business. Wishing the best for the customer service.

Back in MN for the first time in many years...lucked out that the market was running. Had a…read morefabulous time and found lots of treasures.

Open 2/15-2/18, 2024 French Countryside market is full of…read moreamazing antique furnishings, pottery, art, Eiffel Towers and baskets. We have added vintage Easter to start your decorating. 7570 147th St. W. ,Apple ValleyMN Thursday 9-7, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-5, Sun 11-4

First, if you love the hunt for vintage and antiques, don't get caught up in people issues. Some…read morefolks review antique shops expressing disappointment in customer service. Huh? Antique shops, especially malls are a mix of interesting people who put their time and soul into creating and maintaining the treasure trove in their shops. For most, this a passion and not big business. I browse antique shops to find special things, immerse my senses in times past and enjoy a time-out from life's pressures. This mall is a continuing source for many wonderful things in my home and the first place I shop for gifts. I find that if I'm sincere and polite, people generally respond in kind. So true at every shop on this street. Love antiquing? You'll enjoy this mall.

FYI (Please read the reviews at the bottom of the page that…read moreare not recommended,these review's are just as important and should be read.) I went on a road trip with my dad from Wisconsin to Minnesota. Stopped off in downtown Hopkins to hit a few antique malls- The first was Hopkins Antique Mall. Overall the store was pretty good with a decent selection of many items. I eventually found a record I wanted to buy and proceeded to the checkout area up front. I was met with an elderly woman with a cocky attitude. The record I wanted to buy did not have a traditional tag with a price on it, the seller had written the price with pencil on the label of the record which was fine. I proceeded to show and explain to this elderly woman about the written price but she grabs the record from me and pulls the vinyl out of its jacket with no care at all and lays it down on the counter claiming "I know what I am doing, I do this a lot". The vinyl was still hanging out of its jacket as she's saying this and it was just waiting to get scratched. I am pretty sure her name is Lynda or Linda - very pushy ,demanding. If you want to deal with a know it all elderly woman when you check out ,then this is your place to shop.

Excellent clothing, shoes, and many items. What you find is in very good shape as you are…read moresurrounded by jovial and kind staff and customers. The inventory changes frequently and at times, there are treats. Mary Laurel is a goodhearted community person who has beautiful fashion taste. You can't go wrong here!