Lived all my life in Niles, and never knew about this place. Glad I finally found out about it!…read more Unassuming white building on Robbins Avenue, across from Dr. Ciletti and just up from Mt. Carmel church, this is the place you want to go if you are into toys (mostly classic with some new), sports memorabilia, and if you're a collector like I am of, especially...Funko Pops! They've got a huge selection of everything I mentioned, and the owner is a super cool cat! I have a feeling I'm gonna be a regular here.

Robert is extremely flaky and rude. He hired us to do a transportation cross country for him and…read morecanceled when our driver was less than an hour and a half away made up all kinds of lies and stated that it was our fault, even though he was the one that was extremely unprofessional by threatening to cancel every single time I didn't answer him within 20 minutes don't do business with him.

B&R has an extensive collection of architectural salvage antiques. Robert is extremely…read moreknowledgeable about anything to do with old windows, doors, molding, etc. he was kind and very helpful. We only bought one window but we are planning to go back soon. FYI, it is by appointment only, not an hourly business By the way, I love my "new" window!

I love this store! Evan the owner is amazing, he goes out of his way for the customer! I live out…read moreof state and have bought several items furniture, from his store. I plan on visiting his store in the spring ...10 hrs away! You won't be disappointed to shop there!

Charming shop with a Colonial Williamsburg flair, not exactly an antique store, but many beautiful…read morereproductions, for the staid Ethan Allen acolytes. I was disappointed to find so few genuine antiques here, and the haughty air of the staff is a bit off-putting. Not much here for serendipity, but a cute place if you're feeling nostalgic for Colonial Williamsburg. Not for hardcore antiquing.

Randomly happened past this business on a Sunday afternoon and decided to pop in for a stroll…read morearound. I was instantly amazed by the sheer size of the place. They have SO many aisles and rooms and corridors full of merchandise ranging from antiques to home goods, video games, jewelry, halloween costumes, and clothing. There's a small station up front with boxed wine and cups to help you enjoy your visit. I thought most of the vendors had very reasonable prices throughout their booths and several were running sales. The women working behind the counter were very friendly. I'm only docking it one star because they had no bathroom inside, only a port-o-potty outside behind the building that looked exactly like you'd expect a makeshift bathroom outside to look/smell..

I was driving home from Pennsylvania and accidentally missed my turn, which led me off the highway…read moreand straight into this hidden gem. And let me tell you--what a magical mistake it turned out to be! The Wizard of Oz was my grandmother's and my favorite movie to watch together, so stumbling upon Wizard of Odds Thrift Store felt like a little nudge from the universe. This place just keeps going and going, with endless surprises, trinkets, oddities, and treasures tucked into every corner. It truly feels like stepping into another world. Somehow, I found exactly what I was looking for--even though I didn't know I was looking for it! If you ever get the chance, definitely stop by and explore. You never know what wonderful things you might find.

Newton Falls is a stunning example of small town America. It is so unique that this business…read moresponsors the treasure hunt. The owner was very nice when I came in. I went looking for Forest Fenn's treasure, I feel so blessed that we have a treasure hunt in Ohio. This shop has many unique items that bring back memories of days gone by.

From the owner: We are a family run business located at 36 West Broad St, Newton Falls, OH 44444 and specialize in…read moreselling old advertising, vintage toys, antiques, primitives, specialty treats, artisanal products & seasonal decor. We are currently buying antiques as well.