as unique as it gets. This place is a testament to low rent, flipped houses, Red Green, and failed…read morebusinesses. They have everything; appliances, fixtures, furniture, building materials, a few cars, three rooms decorated identically to the Red Green sets, a few massive store signs, popcorn makers, lights, arcade games, miscellania. It will take you half an hour just to walk around the place, and don't wear your finest. It's dirty. Also the staff is surly and prices are NOT as low as I expected. For a place that has an entire table devoted to floor heating vent covers, (which I was looking for), many of which were rusted and crappy, they still wanted $10 for the one I picked. Which I'm sure is close to the price of a new one. Seems they fancy themselves more of an antique dealership than the crazy flea market they are.

This was a special place full of finds of every type, I love to chat with the guy there he did over…read morevalue some stuff to me, but how do you put a price on strange and unusual like a giant guitar sign, my friend wanted for his music store. To me this place was a bit of magic like "honest eds" or "forest city surplus". Just never knew what little treasure you would find. Sad to say I'm sure we will get another Walmart or box store to replace it with their standard layouts. that make me want to buy on line. It was the character of the place and the staff I'll miss. Give liquidation and surplus places a look lots of fun if your the creative type.

Three massive floors of old stuff, you decide if it's antique, vintage, or collectible. Interesting…read morethat shopping carts and walkers (with basket) are provided for store use. Elevator may only be operated by staff, who are clearly identified. From a modern range to a very old gas stove. From well preserved wood furniture to repurposed furniture. From small items to enormous items. I saw jewelry, books, hand bags, toys, a massive circular saw blade made into a table. Signs claim that there are over 600 vendors! That would be difficult to dispute! In response to the first reviewer, the law requires sellers to charge tax. Only charities where volunteers only operate a store, may be exempt, but from experience even they charge tax.

Loved this place. It's a day adventure if you want to take your time!! So many interesting things…read moreto purchase that I've not seen at other antique malls. Regarding those who say it's not right to charge tax, I don't know of a single antique mall in southern Ontario where you get away with not paying tax. As a business owner, you are responsible for obtaining tax on goods or services sold. Pure and simple. If you're looking to not pay tax, flee markets, garage sales and the like would be the better avenue. Walking into any "business" you should expect to pay tax.

Decent selection Great location…read more Three floors; I like the basement and top floor best Good use of the space

This place is really fun. It's four stories, and so fun to meander and explore all of them. I…read morealways leave with at least one thing. There's lots of different types of vendors/booths here too. The employees will bring your items to the front desk for you so that you don't have to haul them around which is so nice! The one thing is the prices are often pretty high for the items, but prices vary amongst the different booths :)

Great knowledgeable shop owner with some truly unique antiques…read more I have bought 3 items from there - the shop is clearing out many prized pieces that have only ever been available to rent for film

This place is great! Primarily selling furniture - some true antiques and some yesteryear style…read morepieces newly crafted from materials reclaimed from antique pieces. Hideaway stands out from the pack of other antique stores in this area for a few reasons. First, it's huge and spacious. There's room to move and no risk of feeling cramped as with most of the other places on this stretch of queen. Second, the owner is friendly and helpful, but also leaves you to wander about and poke at things in your own time rather than trying to push assistance on you. Finally, the pieces here are outstanding and reasonably priced for what they are. There's definitely an amazing ceiling lamp priced at $1400, but most of the furniture is much more reasonable.

If you're looking to fill your day wandering around getting lost in a sea of retro memories and…read moreinviting odds and ends, this is the place for you. It's huge and packed to the brim with lots of goodies for you to oogle at. There's quite literally, something for everyone, as all price ranges and styles are accounted for. Everything from furniture, to vintage flags, to parking meters. Definitely worth checking out as a part of a nice daytrip.

I did enjoy walking around the Antique market as they had quite a large selection of awesome things…read morebut everything was very expensive! You can expect everything from furniture, art, china, militaria, coins, jewellery, mini vehicles, etc. If you love watching American Pickers, well you will love this place as this is the aftermath of buying it cheap, cleaning it up and selling at a very high price. They also have bulk shop just like bulk barn attached to it. Over all if you are checking the market out make sure you check out the Antique store as well.

A fascinating place with tons of antiques in all kinds of categories. I wish I'd known about it…read morelong ago

Surprised nobody reviewed this yet... Great start to a review (who cares?!)…read more It's a tight fit inside, wall to wall items. Lot of the stuff is bigger, pricey. We found some cool items for 5 bucks a piece. Very friendly staff! Plus helpful..

We had just finished up a lunch at the Crazy Canuck, which is attached to this Antique mall, and we…read moredecided to take a wander around and look at the booths. This place is great. It's a pretty large building, with a lot of booths of antiques, each with their own little specialties. We saw a dazzling array of things, everything from comic books to estate jewelry, to vintage oil cans. Lots of furniture on display. Some hand crafts, but not too many, mostly Mennonite quilts. I could have probably spent an entire day in this place, and there were times when Lee was poring over some of the booths as well. There's a central area for payment, and people there were nice and friendly. It was like going through a little museum in a way. I'd definitely give this place a visit if you're eating lunch or dinner here.

Great place to add to St Jacobs area. Lots of vinyl records, 45's and LP. Go here 4-5 times a year.read more

Thought this was technically Waterdown, but I could be wrong…read more This is a newer VV, so it's clean, there's lotsa parking and the store itself is HUGE! Went in for a quick browse and was there going through endless racks of stuff. Better merchandise than Guelph, but I still didn't find anything. I didn't personally interact with the staff, but they seemed relatively nice. Again, lotsa racks to go through!

Tremendous selection! Friendly staff! Bring your own shopping bags if possible. Leave time to…read morebrowse! Prices a bit high but fashion can be found!