Absolutely one of my favorite antique stores. It's built in an old ice skating rink (hence the name) Great choice of furniture. I always find something. read more

My husband and I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE The Rink! We always find gifts for family and friends, items for our home and TONS of inspiration! It's one of our Top 3 stores like this in OKC! read more

Fun joint. Prices vary greatly from booth to booth. The owners can't haggle with you because people rent the booths, price their items and the staff just takes the cash and hands it over to the renters. More or less, that's how it works. But, for the most part, prices are fair. They have everything from comic books, vinyls, old military stuff, books and magazines, you name it. Basically, if you like antiques and cool vintage stuff, then you'll love it. They also do a lot of little events with free food and stuff. Just go check 'em out. read more

The best antique store around! Friendly people, huge store and selection and wonderful hours for those who work and want to shop. Love this place! read more

I love this place so much. You can find anything from cheap items that need to be refinished or nicer antiques/retro furniture and memorabilia. There are plenty of vendors to meet different style needs. Highly recommend. Great customer service. read more

Some of the finds and some of the dealers are great - but beware of the VERY rude and unprofessional owner and management team. The building is poorly lit and has little to no air conditioning and many of the aisles are not wheelchair accessible. In addition, the emergency exit doors are bolted shut with inoperable panic bars. The restrooms are the cleanest and coldest in town (probably because they share the air conditioning unit with the living space/apartment that the owners have carved out in the corner of the store - weird, huh?). On Thursdays and Sunday's you can grab a free hotdog and enjoy live music - which is an unexpected surprise here! ***Use extreme caution if you plan to interact with the owner Jeff - he has been known to throw customers and dealers out of the store without reason. read more

One day my son and I wandered into the RINK. We went into immediate sensor overload, and loved it. We honestly had a blast looking at all the antiques. It was like a blast into the past. It was also kind of educaitonal for my kiddo. I showed him old typewriters, which he knew what they were, but being born in the age of the computer, didn't have an intimate knowledge of. We saw old clothing, phones made of wood that you had to turn the handle to use, toys, postcards... If you are looking for a unique gift, this is the place to go. We found a Hummel for my mom for Mother's Day at very reasonable price. We like Rink Gallery. read more

This place is awesome. I only wished I lived closer So I could take home all the things I wanted.

This place is great. If you love vinyl records you'll find a huge organized selection right as you come into the door. The staff is friendly and the rest of the place is pretty organized and easy to move around in too. read more

i really like this place! it has some awesome records for starters then all sorts of cool antiques. its also huge and you can waste hours there. some of the stuff people have made out of antiques and put bright colors on and stuff which some people think is really cool. i would rather buy the plain white one myself. read more

Fun place for one of a kind furniture, Nick nacks, toys, signs, antiques, total junk, all on consignment. Well managed with ample parking. Weekends they serve free cooked lunch. We've purchased an island for our kitchen here. Plenty of parking, well organized, reasonable, did I mention some junk? But one freaks junk is another freaks treasure right? The merchandise is always changing, owners are nice, friendly, and helpful. If you are looking for something in particular just ask them and they can save you lots of time. Some very unique items! read more

This is a great place to go waste an afternoon walking down memory lane. They have everything from an atari to antique china. Definately a treasure chest. read more

This place might be overwhelming to some, but that's what I love about it. I spend hours searching through everything and I've never left empty handed. I always find something unique i can use in my home. My favorite times to go are sundays, usually the booth owners will be there and you can meet with them and maybe get a good deal or a new friend. read more

Great place to go browse and buy. They have a discount on Tuesday after 6 but if you wait it might be gone! Go often as the content changes daily. Also for now not a lot of "crafts" but that seems to be on increase here. read more

Never know what you will find here. Huge store with alot of different vendors. Good prices and friendly staff.

We Love the Rink! It's a weekly ritual to go and spend at least an hour walking through. I have had many great finds. The staff is always welcoming and its easy to shop despite being huge! Its clean and fun! Must see for any one in the area. There is something for everyone. read more

This place is super cool! They have a little diner like set up in the front, along with some really cool sections of the store that almost look like living rooms with all of the furniture. read more

Years ago when I heard an antique gallery was going into the old ice skating rink, I must admit I was skeptical. Over time, however, I have watched this business grow. My wife and I have been satisfied customers several times, and now a glass top table and a beautiful Craftsman style dining room buffet grace our home which both came from The Rink. The place is surprising, as you never know what to expect or what you may find. We cannot go long these days, without going to get our fix from browsing at The Rink. read more

Enjoy the RG and the excellent amount of goods for purchase, but the staff needs to work on customer relations. Borderline nasty!

This is my favorite antique store in the city! They have a little bit of everything and it is reasonably priced. The staff is very friendly too. read more

I would not recommend renting a booth at the Rink. The place could be a great flea/thrift market but is poorly run. Dealers can and have been kicked out with no notice by the owner. They communicate poorly and tend to change things constantly. read more

Sadly I write this one star review. Had I been yelping the first time I visited the Rink, shortly after it opened, this would be a 5 star rating. Gone is the friendly and energetic staff. Gone is space after space of antiques, or vintage (over 20 years old) merchandise, and instead, you will find about half new, or unidentified reproductions. No lie....you can buy SHOES, new with tags, and baby clothes. If a shop lists itself as having "antiques", then reproductions should be clearly identified. Not mixed in with older pieces. We made a 200 mile round trip to shop for antiques, and were most excited to return to the Rink as our first visit was so much fun shopping, and we spent several hundred dollars on quality pieces. I know brick and mortar antiques shops are struggling, but renting spaces to junk dealers, sellers of new merchandise and fakes will only further discourage shoppers from making to effort to shop in person. Dealers....don't bother. If you happen to find something, we were told, by a surly woman, that there is no dealer discount on a $50 item. Maybe she was upset that we had her open a case for us. We'll try the Rink again, next year when we're in the mid west again, in the hopes that someone will take this review to heart, and that the pride and energy of the past will once again be in place....along with the ease of shopping for antiques without having to waste trime and steps shuffling through the flea market merchandise read more

I have been here a few times over the last couple of years. I started out loving the experience, but the last couple of times it has slowly gotten worse. Not necessarily the booths or dealers, but the owner. I was disappointed in some of the booths and that some are not all vintage or antique. However, I still found plenty of things I liked. The problem came when I had some questions about whether some things were sold - sitting in a corner but not marked - and the price on another piece. The lady working there that I talked to was very sweet, but said that she had no idea about any of it and actually looked a bit nervous talking to my husband and I. Then the owner walked up and just said "Those are sold and all prices are firm." and walked away without even seeing if that was all we wanted to know or if there was anything else we needed. I thought the poor lady was going to jump out of her skin when he walked up. Rude. Hateful. Not sure that I'll be so quick to go back in there. I hate that because I hate to punish the dealers for his attitude, but it's hard to feel enthused when I wince thinking about running into him. read more