A special place. A treasure in Ann Arbor. Will remind you of the way Ann Arbor used to be. Enjoy…read moretheir wonderful collection of interesting merchandise!

This is an AWESOME store. The prices are great, and the VALUE is tremendous. If you are in the…read moremarket for jewelry - say, for example, a diamond ring? - come here first! Vintage jewelry is beautiful and a MUCH better value than modern jewelry. I would recommend this store to anyone interested in vintage jewelry, hatpins, china, small vintage boxes, furniture, or quilts. It's worth flying to Detroit, renting a car, and driving to the store!

Small but charming vintage and antiques shop on the super cute Cross St in Ypsilanti's historic…read moredepot town. Stopped in while walking off a heavy lunch nearby, and had fun browsing the nooks and crannies. It looks very small when you first walk in, but they make good use of every bit of space and fit a lot of items in. I mostly liked looking at the clothing and jewelry. While I didn't end up buying anything, I was glad I stopped in. Personally, given the small size, I probably wouldn't make a trip just for this store, but it's a nice option to pop into when already in the area.

I was looking for some 1920s accessories and the man working at Fantasy Attic recommended I go to…read moreApple Annie's (aka Jim MacDonald's). I was reluctant to visit. Why? Two things you should know about me: 15 years later I still look like a teen and wear cut-off gloves, and, I have the ballerina's grace of a bull in a china shop. This pretty much bars me from any antique store explorations. So when I hear "antique" in the name, I automatically think I'll be unwelcome. Apple Annie's turned all my expectations right on their noggin'. The two women working here are magnificent. They immediately welcomed us. I browsed without feeing judged or patrolled. The place itself is cozy without feeling cluttered - the walls are a warm yellow. Please forgive my photographs because they don't do any justice to the beauty of the merchandise or the layout of the store. They have everything from civil war era items to stuff from the 1980s - prices range from a couple bucks to $500+. There are books to dvds to clothing to shoes to jewelry to glasses to postcards to furniture. I find things to be VERY reasonably priced. Many times I've picked up items, flipped them around expecting a cost I can't afford, and then being very pleasantly surprised to see that I can! Although I had the genuine intent of buying a fur cape and thus tried many on, Linda and Lynn (they even introduced themselves later!) didn't seem at all concerned whether or not I was going to actually buy something. This I liked a lot. Unfortunately, the piece I fell in love with was way out my price range (justly so). I am, however, already musing on how I can save up money for the buy in the future. A truly superb collection of hand-selected objects with wonderful shopkeepers. I come here to see what's new (nice things get snagged mighty quick so don't sleep!) and pretty much anytime I need a gift for any friend who appreciates old beautiful things. What a treasure trove.

Stopped in here the other day since they happened to be open when I was in town. They had great…read moreprices and a good selection. I would go back when I'm in town.

Good. Nice people. Effective check out. Good finds. I wanted a small vase for dining table flower…read morearrangement.. found 2, cost $6 total. Both ceramic. No chips. Perfect size. Power tools. My husband bought electric saw. Good.

Tons of great finds here and easily one of the best antique malls I've been to in Michigan. I think…read morethis place would do much better, however, if the cranky woman running the register would be relieved of customer service duty. She was rude to my wife, rude to my mother, rude to me - you get the idea. It's as if she didn't want us spending money there. And, truth be told, I may never do so again. I do sympathize for folks renting space there. They have such great items and well organized booths. They deserve management that treats customers properly and encourages people to come back. Instead, here I am writing a negative review.

Nice mall. Two long rows of booths. Hate the ones that have 100's of dealers - my brain gets tired…read moreand confused. I end up not finding anything because I can't remember where I saw stuff I want. And those big ones get so much duplicates of merchandise. This one is right with pretty different merchandise. Yeah, you get the usual garage sale stuff, junky glass items. But I found a German version of monopoly and some fab posters from the 1960's great graphics. Check out Molly Sydney for a fireplace grate that would be a great planter; have to go back with more money.

This is a total gem of Ypsilanti-- jewelry, antiques, watches, vintage stuff, and you never know…read morewhat interesting thing is going to come through. Tanya, the owner, is also a gem, super friendly, knowledgeable, honest, and funny, I'd rather go to her shop than anywhere else for a gift, and she repairs watches. It's a tiny shop but it's brimming with unique and special items. I don't actually live there anymore so I don't know if she's even open during covid, I hope so! It would be a huge loss to the world if she had to shut down. Go in if you can and give her some business!

Whether you're selling your old jewelry or looking for something new, it is worth your time to stop…read moreby Gold and More in Ypsi. I love vintage jewelry and Tanya, the owner, is great to work with. She is friendly and fun and really knows her stuff. I have gotten two vintage diamond/gold rings from them in the past year. Both rings are one-of-a kind, very unique pieces that I get tons of compliments on. The best part is I also got a great deal on both of them. Love this business and the unique finds they offer!

Super small space that's nicely curated. The person at the counter was deep in conversation with…read morecustomers. I felt like I was intruding. It's nice that there are a row of shops to peruse.

Lovely shop, chocked full of lovely vintage finds. The people who work here are knowledgable &…read moreextremely helpful & friendly, this place & people are Depot Town Ypsilanti treasures.

Mr Amador, a very nice man, did our appraisal. He was thorough, thoughtful and very friendly. I…read morenever realized how much effort goes into an appraisal. Ours was 26 pages long. We are very impressed with Mr. Amador's work. And delighted with his appraisal. We could not be happier. Thank you so much. We highly recommend Hallmark Appraisal for anyone in the Ypsilanti area.

This is a really nice hallmark. It has so much stuff inside, you could probably get all your…read moreChristmas gifts here. They had a fairly large selection of cards including Christmas box cards which was good as I was buying them a little late. The employees were friendly and helpful.

even though their signs act like they buy coins and silver and other precious metals, looks can be…read moredeceiving

I went to a jeweler in the mall they said this watch would be $600 and I went here and the guy here…read moregave me. His honest opinion didn't try and sell me on anything. He was a really good shop owner. I would highly recommend this place if you're trying to get an honest review and didn't charge me anything to look at the watch. Amazing service highly recommend.