Still a must visit when we come to Saugatuck! I've scored big time (a pair of Staffordshire dogs I've deduced are the real deal and a beautiful brass peacock style fireplace grate) I've scored small (a variety of vintage decor and knick knacks) and some trips I've walked out empty handed. But I've never walked out disappointed. Even the times I don't pick something up are still a delightful adventure. There's so much to see. From crates and crates of records, dishware (including a whole stall devoted to fiesta ware), decor, furniture, old toys and collectibles, comics and other pop culture items, even a bit of industrial wares. Oh and lots of clothing! Staff here is super nice and will help you put any of your finds in a cubby at check out so you can walk around hands free. And FYI if you come with kids ask them for their scavenger hunt sheets and you can keep them busy while you're crusin' the stalls! read more

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This place is friggin' HUGE! If you can't find what you want or find a cool gift for someone you're just not looking. It's clean, organized and extremely well run. A massive place with so many vendors to choose from. I can spend hours in this Pavillion. It is truly the home of unique and affordable items. The staff is excellent from the from doors greeters to those behind the front customer service desk and on the floor. I have to give a big shout out to the two young ladies whose names I failed to get. We had stopped by on an early afternoon Monday. They seemed to be high school girls maybe working a summer job? These two girls were the friendliest and knew their business. I noticed that they were on point with several customers whenever a customer had a question or request, and they had answers for their questions. They seemed to be everywhere at once, constantly resetting items and assisting customers. What a great staff that should be commended. Stop by this place. I left with a few items and seriously have my eye on a few others I'll return for. One of my favorite stops on the Lake Michigan Circle Tour. Worth the drive up from Chicago. read more

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HUGE place with so many different vendors! Tons to see, you could easily spend hours looking around! The only downside - the prices seemed higher than the antique stores I'm used to shopping at. Perhaps because it's so big and a one stop shop in a lot of ways. The service was great, very friendly and helpful people running this place! Definitely worth a stop in! read more

Saugatuck Antique Pavilion - Store front, very large place! - Antiques Near Me - Douglas, Michigan

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Saugatuck Antique's is my new favorite antique shop. It's filled with an endless supply of goods, like vintage prints, signs, tools, and other handy trinkets. Me and my girlfriend were probably here for about 2hrs making sure we checked out every booth at least once before leaving. Once I have my own man cave, I'm definitely coming here to look for vintage items to make the room stand out. Shout out to their staff for being so friendly when you first walk in to the store. read more

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Passed this on our way back to Chicago and had to bust a quick u-turn just to "take a peek for 10 minutes". 30 mins later I'm like I could live here. It's super cool in here, the staff is very nice (much like everyone in Saug). This is the largest antique store I've ever seen in my life personally. They had a bunch of stuff bro and mad reasonably priced. It's also insane seeing stuff I had as a kid (like that Scooby doo set) be in an antique shop. Also insane that it's almost $90 like wow. Asking my mom where mine is asap read more

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Great selection of items in a clean and bright facility that was easy to walk through. Prices were a little high, but the employees were friendly and helpful. read more

Service is nice, but allowing a booth to sell Nazi paraphernalia is crazy. Was 5-star experience until I saw that disappointing display.

Well organized and tons of items. But definitely on the pricey side. Nice to wander around though. read more

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Great spot for shopping. The staff was friendly, but had a hard time checking out as the shop owners aren't the check out staff. However, they have a lot of great finds and the friendly staff made it an enjoyable time. The value is hit or miss, but things are priced as marked. read more

Many cool items to see. A definite one to visit if looking for antiques or a one of a kind piece!

A very large selection, some things are overpriced. Still a nice place to look around.

A must stop whenever we're in town. To me this is like a massive pop culture museum where you get to pick up and check everything out. There's A LOT of vendors covering a lot of different ground. I usually end up walking out of here with a few good records and then head over to Saugatuck Brewing Company. Plenty of parking too. read more

Average assortment of things, even a few antiques. Price are high, Chicago prices for Chicago tourists.

If you are in the area, this is a place you should definitely stop off at. Note: there is a brewery literally next door so if you want to start with food and libations, go there first. Or after a massive workout looking through all the goodies, treat yourself to a cold one. My friend and I were driving by and on a whim, decided to stop in. This place is MASSIVE. But very organized. Each stall, from my understanding, was curated by a different collector, and so it's more of a collective. They have all sorts of goodies from yesteryear: dinnerware, coins, clothing, tools, jewelry, vinyls, furniture, books, paintings, toys. My friend loves kewpies and we found a teacup to add to her collection and a small porcelain figure. I came across vintage Oz books but decided to pass this time. There's room for negotiation on things above $40, from what I was told, but most things are very reasonably priced. If you need to look at something in a case, ask one of the very nice employees (you can hear their keys jingle jangling like Santa Claus is coming) read more

I'm from out of state and was recommended Saugatuck Antiques, so I came in and everything was well organized and very clean. I was surprised because the building is huge with so many treasures to pick from! The inventory is definitely well taken care of. Then I found an AMAZING painting! I am so excited to bring it home. All of the staff was so friendly and welcoming to my daughter and I, even helped me package and load it into my car. I will definitely be coming back next time I come back to Michigan! read more

My husband (who is of darker complexion) came into browse and look around. We've had four people follow us in the 10 minutes that we were in the store. Mind you, there were a bunch of other white people walking around in the store and nobody was following them. Racist staff. Do not go here. read more

They have some good antiques, but also some stuff that is not so much an antique. The place is well laid out and the staff is incredibly friendly. The antique mall is right off the major highway, so you can easily get to it. Stop by and see what the dealers have for sale. You won't regret it. read more

Endless aisles of antiques, collectibles, thrifting, clothing, jewelry, and you name it. Bright and airy (and next to a brewery too) no matter what you or looking for or just to browse, it's a fun experience. Especially if you are on an Antique tour of SW Michigan. We never walk away empty handed. read more

I love visiting this Antique white visiting the area. It's well organized, clean, and rows and rows of goodies. I love to pretend I'm an interior designer with and unlimited budget for a TV show or something..haha... My brain is on overload and it's FABULOUS! read more

Clean, tidy, well lit, easy to navigate. Like many places, they've got a problem with recent st*ff infiltrating, but reasonable items at reasonable prices can be found. read more

I was real excited to check this place out......and then I saw the prices. If you're looking for Pyrex though, chances are you will find it here.....this shop probably has the most Pyrex I've ever seen in one place. The place is huge. About half way thru my shopping partners and I decided it was too rich for our blood and we moved onto our next shopping destination. read more

This is a great, large antique hall with all sorts of things. We had a good time browsing and found a few things we'd like to come back for.

To be fair this was my first time in any Antique Store so I don't have anything to use as a comparison but I loved this place. It was huge and filled with tons of amazing things. I always thought Antique Stores would be full of garbage nobody wants but I was wrong. This place was so cool, I could have easily spent another hour or two searching for treasures. HIGHLY Recommend stopping here and searching through the isles of things to see what you might find! read more

It was fun browsing. They have lots of stuff. However, pricing seemed a little high. We didn't end up buying anything but they do have a great variety of items. Staff is friendly; it's in a great location, easy in/easy out. Give 'em a shot. Maybe you'll have better luck than we did. read more

When I want to go antiquing for quality, quirky items, especially housewares and jewelry, this is my happy place! Booths are organized and the stock of things like art glass, vintage Pyrex, and filigree jewelry is not to be missed! If you're looking for a statement lamp or piece of furniture that gets compliments from house guests, stop by here. Some dealers also have antiquarian books, including first editions (best section is in the back corner in my opinion). Generally don't expect the cheapest prices - they're selling mostly nice items in good condition- but they do periodically run sales and some dealers may agree to a lower price if you ask at the counter(especially if you're buying multiple items). Full disclosure: I found this place because my in-laws sell out of a couple booths here, but I would go regardless. Extra bonus? Saugatuck Brewing is right next door with a fabulous beer list and delicious menu items, so when you've worked up an appetite hunting for treasures, you're covered! read more

We love antiquing, so the booth after booth after booth of fascinating wares was just our cup of tea. Furniture, jewelry, clothing, dining, industrial, memorabilia, books, records, and other wild finds- they have a huge selection that doesn't get old. On our way up to the lake house, we popped in for a few hours on a whim and were very surprised how much there was to consider. We ended up grabbing some tip-top vinyl, including a Beatles Hey Jude album in mint condition, for a very affordable price. What a lovely way to spend an afternoon! We will definitely be back. read more

Saugatuck Antique Pavilion - Antiques Near Me - Douglas, Michigan

This place is huge and has every kind of antique you can think of! It took us about 3.75 hours just to walk through and have a look at all of the wonderful antiques. There are a ton of different little "shops" with each little shop booth being a different antique seller. It appears that the booths are re-stocked often, as while we were there, we saw a number of different dealers there adding merchandise to their booth. The antiques offered varied greatly by shop and there was everything from old advertisements/prints/postcards/maps to vintage sewing patterns to old books to furniture to clothes to kitchen items. Everything is clearly marked by which shop it's from and the price. The employees are very helpful. They are always walking around asking if you want them to open glass cases to inspect items more closely. One employee saw me struggling to hold my items and offered to take them to the front for me to purchase when I was done shopping. After my long shopping trip, my haul consisted of: 1. A mini loaf pan ($1.00) 2. A vintage map of Chicago ($3) 3. A 1957 postcard depicting Belmont Harbor ($2) 4. A light blue tinted huge Bell jar with flip top lid ($7) 5. An antique kitchen scale (my big splurge of the day at $16) Not bad. I really loved this place and am so sad it's so far away. If I lived nearby, I'd be here often checking for the latest additions to the inventory. read more

There were a couple very unique booths inside. It's nice when it's not the same old stuff over and over. We picked up a few items to decorate our nursery from a few different booths. It's a lot larger inside than it looks on the outside! The parking lot was packed but it didn't seem so busy I side cause of how big it is! read more

This store has a diverse selection of antiques ranging from tools, hat stretcher (first I've ever seen), limited nautical, limited furniture, old bottles & jars, paintings & prints, coins, signage, you name it. It has been awhile since I antiqued but I found the prices on the high side. Being so heavily dependent on tourism it is probably to be expected. Worth checking out. They may have that unique item you've been looking all over for (if you are willing to pay the price). read more

Lots to explore and all the workers are very kind. Found some nice clothes, but they've got it all. Really fun place to spend some time on Saugatuk. read more

A truly delightful antique mall with just about anything you're in the market for (and all kinds of things you didn't even know you were in the market for). The staff was so pleasant and helpful. Definitely recommend! read more

Nice and well organized antique mall. Some booths are unique and worth visiting. Overall boring-ville. They should slim down the booths and cooperate with the brewery next door. Incorporate the 2 things and create a unique experience. Could be good, but.... read more

This place is absolutely horrible, the staff here are extremely rude and they are not helpful when you ask them if they might know if there's a certain item that you are looking for. The prices are two to three times what you could find it for on eBay or in another antique shop. They don't really have any organization, so you really have to look hard through every booth to see if they might have what you are looking for instead of having those type of items all in one area. Yes they do have a ton of items for sale but you are going to pay gold prices for stuff that is not worth that. I would highly recommend that you stay away from this place and try to find whatever antique you're looking for somewhere else. read more

What a great (huge!!) place, kind of in the middle of no where. They did have a system to get around the store, including colored rugs (ex. booth 53 red), yes thats how big it is! You will find something you have to have. read more

Saugatuck Antique Pavilion - Antiques Near Me - Douglas, Michigan

Big place, stuffed with vintage items and antiques. Kind of pricey, though, so be prepared. It takes a while to get through this place, even just browsing. My wife could have spent all day here. And if you like vinyl albums, this place has more albums than some small record stores! But be prepared for record store prices, though. read more

Oh, how the mighty have fallen... There's been an exodus of dealers out of this mall over the past few months. I was told by dealers that it's because the current owners have jacked up the cost of selling so high in this mall that they can't make enough money to make it worth it to keep their booths there. My husband and I were there yesterday and there were several booths with "This booth for rent" signs and the booths just stuffed with a few pieces of random furniture to fill empty spaces. We saw a dealer moving out while we were there, loading her stuff on a trolley and hauling it out. Another dealer stopped to talk to her and suggested she see about getting a booth at another antiques mall nearby, adding that the owners at that mall "are nice." The dealers who've moved out have taken a lot of the true antiques and quality antiques with them. The proportion of junk to antiques has tilted and made this place a disappointment. Prices are also very high here, though we Michiganders get it that it's because the tourists go here, so if they're getting $$$ out of the annoying Chicago people, we're all for it, we just go there to walk around and browse and do our actual antique buying at the great antiques spots the locals know and frequent. read more

Buyer beware! They have un-posted buying rules!!! Apparentley all prices are as marked if they are less than 40$. Which means they will not budge or contact seller on an item if it's priced less than 40$. This includes used stuff (WHICH IS WHAT ALL OF IT IS) some in so-so condition. This is all great, but they do not tell you about the rules until you are ready to make a purchase. I'm not sure if this is legal. All prices are hand written tags, which to me means an asking price, if the seller does not want to haggle, that's fine. But to set a no haggle or no discount rule based on price is reddiculess. That means there is slot of over priced items in there. A shame because a seller can't make money on products based on a unwritten/ NOT POSTED SO YOU CAN SEE IT rule. read more

Huge antique mall with many dealers and a great assortment of items. Bigger than you would imagine so allot some time if you go. Some good stuff, some junk just like any other antique mall. I thought the prices were reasonable for most items. Nice assortment of items- everything from furniture to jewelry, some vintage clothing, lots of wall decor. Friendly and helpful employees. Attached to the saugatuk brewing company next door. If you buy something from the antique mall you can get 10% off food purchase at the brewery. Easy parking. read more

Just had another great experience at this Antique Mall. I've been coming to Saugatuck (from Chicago) for years and have loved adding in stops at this antique mall to our regular / favorite Saugatuck activities. What I like about the Mall is there's pretty much something for everyone. I tend to look for pretty, novel pieces to put into my home. But, there are enough dealers around that I've gotten a lot smarter about the heritage of some of the pieces I've liked. Some malls can feel musty/empty and this one never does. Some malls seem to skew towards a certain type of furniture -- and, if it's not your style, you're out of luck. This mall is just so much bigger than most of the others that there are more people around who can help you navigate the world of antiques ... and there is so much choice if you're just shopping. The booths are great with lots of different types of merchandise there. Recently, I finally spent some time in the jewelry/watch display cases and actually loved several pieces. I was nervous about buying an antique watch (because I don't know much about them) but the owner called the dealer so i could get more information and negotiate price. The location couldn't be better/easier ... as it's on Blue Start Highway, the main road to get you from the highway to Saugatuck. Totally easy in / out. My husband often is reluctant to add in stops (especially when we're on track to leave town) but this is so easy that he doesn't mind. It's also nice that they have clean bathrooms, easy in/out parking. The owner and the staff will even help carry things out to the car if you need help, etc. Snaps to the Sauguatuck Brewery which is right next store ... local brew and nice lunch spot. It's a fun combo visit to grab a bite and then drift through the Antique Mall. read more

Hands down, one of the best antique stores I have ever visited. There is a little bit (or a lot) of everything, from all eras here. It's a dealer/vendor booth set up and each section is differently priced. There are several employees who walk around with keys to unlock cases and they are equally helpful and funny. I will definitely return! read more