Don't let the name fool you - this place isn't actually upstairs. If anything, I'd call it…read moredownstairs, since you have to go down a few steps upon entering! I found this place just walking around Main St.; there was a sign proclaiming 'Antiques!', urging me to walk around the corner. So I'd say this place is easy to miss if you're not looking for it. You can actually find the entrance by walking down Church St off of Main. Nonetheless - I enjoyed exploring this little shop. I could barely get into the door without the owner offering me a cup of tea. I was a little flabbergasted, as I'd never been offered tea in an antique shop before. Talk about hospitality! The shop is small, but pretty cozy, I'd say. It's really a good mixture of antiques, cute gift shop curios, and a few locally made items. I particularly enjoyed one section that had a ton of really tempting Christmas decor. There were also some really nice old furniture pieces, like dressers/vanities and chairs. Most of what I would be interested was a bit out of my budget though - despite that, I left with a very lovely antique postcard to add to my collection. So, success! Truly a great antique shop in the sense that you never know what you're going to find here, but you'll be glad you did!

This shop sits just off main street in East Aurora. A little treasure shop with just about…read moreeverything. Looking for an unusual gift or an addition to your decor, it's definitely worth a stop. Eclectic and nicely organized, you will probably find some little item you can't live without. The owner Linda is very sweet, helpful, covid-friendly. I consign with her and have also purchased many pieces from jewelry to serving wear to Roycroft gifts. Lovely shop to spend a few minutes.

I found so many items I couldn't hold them. The service was amazing. And the prices they were so…read moregood.

My NY friend and I visited this place and I was so delighted with all the vendors and art displays…read more The chapel is beautiful with high ceilings and stained glass tall windows. Items for sale were all reasonably priced and there were around 160 vendors. It took awhile to decide what I wanted/needed to buy. Finally bought 3 stained glass flowers ($5 ea) to put in my planters and a pretty necklace ($18). I wanted another necklace but it had no price and there was no answer from the artist after the cashier tried to get a hold of them which is a shame because they lost a sale). I was visiting from another state but I hope I get another chance to go back.

Adorable antique shop full of treasures for the inquisitive shopper. The sheer volume of primitives…read morewarehoused in this old building is astronomical! Great place to poke around on a beautiful spring day. Cash or good personal check only!

A peaceful atmosphere, service was lovely and polite when asking for help, lots of interesting and…read morestunning antiques to look at. Will be visiting again, a high value experience.

Visiting friends in Angola. Looking to kill time - and boy did we ever!…read more We were there for hours! So much great stuff to offer - the proprietors have such a great eye for quality stuff. Plus they have a huge basement/back room with with anything you could imagine. The family who owns the place let us poke around - it was like American Pickers! We all scored sweet stuff and loved the folks who worked there. Great deals to be had. Seriously - this place is worth going out of your way for!

From the owner: We're a local, family-owned antique store located in Angola, NY. We buy, we sell, and we deliver to…read moreBuffalo and surrounding locations. We specialize in used furniture and other unique antiques.

This was an unexpected pleasant stop! The outside is very deceiving -hiding the gems inside…read more Tons of stuff inside! The proprietor was very nice to chat with and welcoming. The store was well organized and clean!!

This place is in an amazing old house that they totally gutted and redid. Lots of new and ventures…read moreitems. A fun place to burn an hour. The owner Grace was exceptionally nice.

I did enjoy how the market was outside and inside but the quality of stuff they had to offer and…read morethe prices where a little high for me(overpriced). I didn't find much of anything other than a couple little things like a record of Elvis (a gift for my mom-paid $10 for the record) and some kids stuff. I did enjoy the little wine tasting/slushee they had at a booth. They also had a cute train set up for the kids to watch. I was surprised they had a booth with plants and a couple food booths if you get hungry. Sorry I forgot to take a picture!!

On their Facebook page they've been promoting some new vendors inside the building and mentioned…read moresome improvements have been made to the inside. I usually go here a few times during the spring/summer but hadn't gone yet this season so I was excited to see the changes. Unfortunately, it's still kind of a dump. More vendors have rented the inside booths, but most are nowhere near being "antique" dealers as there recent posts made it sound. I saw booths selling Tupperware, leather/biker gear, incense, purses, and a tea/coffee shop. There was one farmer's style stand selling fresh vegetables and plants, I'd love to see more vendors like that. As for the outside stalls, more than half were vacant, and of the vendors that were there it was a mix of overpriced, dirty junk and a few good antiques but mostly still overpriced. I did buy one item, but the vendor didn't accept credit cards or venmo/PayPal (come on, it's 2022, everybody has venmo or square). These are sellers that are there every weekend, it's time to upgrade your technology. I paid the atm fee to take out some cash, but other buyers would have walked away. Several of the outdoor stalls reeked of cigarette smoke, I walked out of two of them for that reason. (Unsurprisingly, one booth owner was wearing a Marlboro jacket.) This place could do a whole lot better if every inside booth was filled (with actual antiques), more farmer's market type of vendors, and was generally less depressing/seedy.

Really unique antique mall, always have had good service here and the prices are generally…read morereasonable.

Great campus of several antique centers and storage facilities. I recommend checking their events…read moreas they often do "garage sale" events that feature a ton of outside vendors with tables and deals! They usually do this every weekend in the nice weather months. I usually find that you'll have to ask to see if specific vendors have specials at their booths and I've never had to pay the asking price. Additionally cash is king. Bring cash as this will make them more willing to deal. I've found a wide variety of items from furniture to sports cards, music and books. I really love the variety and I always find something cool.

It's a beautiful shop with so many different items! Handmade quilts, candles, antique & refinished…read more furniture, Long Arm rentals and a variety of unique gifts galore! I bought some very lovely fabric from Joanne, and I highly recommend a visit to her shop! Enjoy! :)

From the owner: Eclectic mix of Home Decor, Gifts, & Furniture. With one of a kind styles for every decor and…read morepersonality. The shop is also a Quilt Shop which offers Longarm Rental. Custom orders are always welcome. Additional hours by appointment or chance. Feel free to call for additional hours.

What a fun find. The wife and husband that run this place make it well worth the visit. Great…read moredisplays, super creative, nice music!

I have been hunting for a mid-century sideboard for two years. Came across this store on line and…read morevisited today for the first time. I got this amazing piece for a wonderful price. The shop owner (assume he was the owner) was such a nice guy and so helpful. They even delivered to my house within an hour. Highly recommend this shop for unique finds if you like mid-century stuff. I'm a very happy customer!

The people here are from Antiqua (not Barbados, only Rihanna and her many boyfriends are from…read morethere). The girls who work here are afraid of ants so when they see one, they go "ANT!! EEK!!!" I live here, like right near this place, so I have to show some love for it. It doesn't get enough business and I'm really worried it will end up closing down. Nice to see all the new reviews being posted for it by people who love it. What's not to love. Sometimes the prices, but all the cool unusual stuff, and the way it brings the community together. Fantastic. The selection of stuff of ALL kinds is really really amazing at Clarence Flea Market. You could spend hours here. We're not talking about a few stands. We're talking awful awesomeness. I'm not great friends with the owners of the whole complex but you can't have everything. Antique World is really cool and there's a lot more to it than meets the eye. Come and check it out and keep it in business. The Bird Feed USA store already went out of business and that place was cool :( Speaking of cool want to see how cool my bedroom is.

On bored days when there's nothing to do, and I haven't been to antique shop in a while, I almost…read morealways come here. I've grown to love it, and I'd call it my favorite place to shop for antiques in the area, quite certainly because they practically have everything you could ever want from an antique mall! This antique mall is a part of the stretch of antique places along Main Street in Clarence; they're all connected as a part of the whole 'Antique World & Flea Market' business. Uncle Sam's Antique Co-Op previously sat in this location. Inside it is most certainly a booming antique mall, with separate areas for a couple of different vendors, and all sorts of items on display for sale. In particular I noticed old books, vinyl, LIFE magazines, clothes a ton of old photographs, and they also had a ton of cool jewelry and furniture. I actually spotted a couple of things I would have been more than happy to buy if they hadn't ended up being so out of my budget. Also included in the antique mall is a small area designated as the 'country store,' which offered baked good mixes, noodles, seeds, even fudge! There are also a few home decor items that aren't technically antiques/old, but they're designed in that style. I've brought home so many of my favorite antiques from here - recently a re-purposed oil lamp, a framed heinz ketchup ad, and a mesmerizing pilgrim lady I had to go back and buy because I couldn't stop thinking about her eyes. I'm half convinced something possessed me. She just wanted a home! (Wow, she's a crazy antique lady, huh?!) Staff was incredibly friendly, probably the most friendly I've ever experienced while antique shopping. While making our rounds we were frequently asked if we needed help with anything, if we wanted to see anything behind the display cases, ect. We were also kept very informed on items that were on sale. I wish I could have found something to take home there, as it feels like the sort of store you would love to be able to support. I highly recommend this store for people who are just starting to get into the antiquing world. They have a very fair variety of objects for sale at decent prices (for an antique, anyway), all while not being too overwhelming.