Stopped over here to check the place out. Basically it is a huge souvenir shop but you can find…read moreanything from the cheap and mundane to high quality fashion as shown with the Stetson cowboy hats, rhinestone shirts, and of course a separate section for both cowboy and work boots. Mocassins are made by Minnetownka which are all over the store. Check out the Native American headdresses on sale as you browse. They are very expensive as well as beautiful. They also carry suede and leather jackets, coonskin caps, Indian jewelry, pottery, carved gift boxes as well as some budget food. The boots are quality with famous names associated with them. Feel free to try them on before you purchase. The store is basically what you make of it. I was looking for Native American dolls and having found a few noticed that they were not authentic. Take time to check it out if you are in the area. Located near Dallas Pike exit on I 70 in WV, they have their own parking lot.

Great selection of boots and novelties. Beautiful Native crafts and more. Staff was very helpful…read moreand friendly.

Nicholas is a dope individual and his store is even more cool! Tons of retro items and unique…read morepieces. He was super accommodating to us and friendly. I found a great Steeler jacket and wow I'm happy! The price was negotiated due to a broken zipper and I was totally okay with taking the jacket the way it was. Reversible is hard to come by. The store is clean and well kept. Tons of art on the walls as well as paintings. If you haven't stopped by, you're missing out! If you're checking out the fish market, it's right across the street from it.

Can't not pop into a vintage clothing store when I see one, especially in a small city in West…read moreVirginia. What if I find a gem? Well, I did find many gems! The store knows it has gems, and the prices reflect that. The store is very well curated, though, and not just loaded full of junky stuff. You will definitely find something at Outdated Threads if you're a stylish cat who likes copping vintage sports shirts, Cosby pullovers, acid washed denim, ironic hats and other slick stuff. For the most part, the store sells menswear, but if you're a discerning lady, you will find stuff here, too. You'll also find lots of accessories, jackets, posters and video games to play. They have a vintage Pac-Man console in the back! One of my children did not want to leave this store because he was having so much fun playing Pac-Man for free. There's also a really neat claw machine full of hats that you can play for a quarter, or free with purchase. Outdated Threads is located in downtown Wheeling, across from Centre Market. Parking is on the street for free.

The guy working gave me and my entire group amazing service and great recommendations. I was…read morecontinually surprised by the seemingly endless selection of not only clothes but also other cds and vinyls. Great and reasonably priced items all around. Absolutely no complaints, give my compliments to man behind the counter, and be sure to visit OT for that Wheeling Feeling!

Very cheap thrift store. I've visited here twice, the first time I found two chinoiserie vases for…read more$10 for the pair which was a great deal. I didn't find anything on my most recent visit. There are clothes, home furnishings, jewelry, and more.

I adore thrift stores. I'm a photographer, so I'm always looking for props. This place is pretty…read moresmall, so it can be hit or miss, but the prices are amazing. (e.g. I found a Diane Von Furstenberg skirt here for 25 cents)

I stopped by East Wheeling Clayworks on my own during an extended lunch and coffee pit stop in…read moremid-June 2025 (driving from Columbus, OH to northern Virginia). This place is fantastic with a lovely collection of high-quality handmade pottery which are made by artists in Wheeling. First, the studio and shop is only a 2 minute drive north of the main downtown area with nearby street parking available. Second, you'll see their inventory displayed as you enter the store and can ask about the different glazed colors on the pottery. Third, it's a little pricey but I think the high-quality of products made by local artisans is worth it. Fourth, you'll be supporting the local community with your purchase! Overall, it's worth a visit here in you're in town for a lunch stop during regular business hours on weekdays. I found Wheeling, WV to be full of historical gems (walk on the Suspension Bridge if you can and stop by the Heritage Port Park). Don't be fooled by first impressions - yes, it's easy to see that many dilapidated buildings need TLC. But there's also a positive sense of community in Wheeling.

Id say theyre the most famous Antique Store around this area. They have a great selection, Always…read morehas Antiques and Antique furniture. They very nice having Vendors sell a wide variety which helps local Business and make me enjoy them that much more AKA: Great Service. Theyre relatively cheap on costs overall. But again some vendors are always more expensive then others. Most people come back tho. Some hold that grain of salt pretty hard tho. So A+ Store :D Keep going!

What a place! Be sure to leave plenty of time to explore all three floors, as the treasures are…read moreabundant, but a little disorganized. I thoroughly enjoyed poking around and socializing with Bunny the shop cat. The employees were friendly and helpful, and I was able to negotiate one of my finds down a few dollars. There's a ton to see, so plan accordingly!

Nice fabric choices and displayed so you could see it all! Friendly ladies and very helpful!read more

Great, great store for quilting fabric! Or fabric, in general. The owner, Theresa is very nice…read moreand has a lot to offer. Not only regarding fabric, but general history of the area. I will definitely be returning to her store when I'm back in the area.

Wheeling is poppin' off with the food halls all around town. Centre Market is probably the biggest…read moremarket in the area, but it ain't even the only one. Do West Virginians love their food halls? Maybe so. Centre Market has the famous Coleman's Fish Market, plus a second location of Tito's Sloppy Doggs (called Tito's in the Market House), a cheese shop and Michael's Beef House, home of the original roast beef sandwich. There's a building that's not physically connected but still part of Centre Market, and it houses a coffee shop, a hand-pie bakery, an ice cream shop and an art gallery. This part of Centre Market also has comfy couches and games to play, so if you're looking for an area to hang out and stay a while, this part of Centre Market is your spot. I love a good food hall, and Centre Market is a good place to visit if you're looking to find something to eat but don't know what you want. There's something for everyone here, and it's all local, which is great.

Awww, man, there is so much potential here and I can tell Wheeling is really working hard to…read morerevitalize downtown. On a Thursday afternoon the market area was mostly empty and desolate, but the vendors who were operating were incredibly friendly and welcoming. Makes me sad that Wheeling used to be THE city in which to see and be seen. We bought a few sweets and sausages from local vendors and I am sure I could have spent WAY more money here. The building reminds me of the marketplace in Charleston SC on a much smaller scale. I hope these vendors can make it and I wish them a major boost of life and vitality. Everything about Wheeling: the number of Victorian homes, the historic businesses, and the centre market have so much offer, if only a little love continues to go into downtown.