Fantastic! The antique mall name is a bit deceiving. This is more of a giant barn stacked with…read morehybrid old and new items. I was up at a friend's cabin nearby and when the weather changed to rain, we stopped into Buffalo for some antique shopping. Buffalo Nickel was our first stop and no other store compared. Buffalo Nickel goes on and on and on. There are 2 levels and it can take some time to sort through all the goodies. There are adorable whimsy baby items, seasonal sections such as fall and Halloween, shoes, coffee cups, wall decor and more. You name it and they probably have it. Make sure to factor in extra time as to thoroughly go through each vendor, do expect to comb through items. I also appreciated the little coffee stand near the cashier with various baked goods. The prices were fair. I can't wait to return!! Open daily 10 am until 6 pm. I don't think the building has air conditioning so it was a little toasty. Some of the upstairs windows were open for ventilation.

Also their items are newer, more of a tourist place. They do have some antiques but to be honest…read morenot a lot. It's almost like an expensive thrift store

This is such a cute store! We came here for the inciardi prints for the state fair, but apparently…read moreeveryone else had the same idea on a Sunday morning. The store was very crowded for this reason, but it's already a super teeny store so it was a lot. We patiently waited for the machine and got some cute prints! Their selection of gifts and goods is wonderful, tons of nice quality soaps and candles and prints. It was so cute. Also the cashier was incredibly nice as well.

Stopped in only to check out the little print machine - which ended up being sold out…read more I know it's a smaller business but my issue was that the hours online were 11am opening (maps/IG) on Sunday. We paid for parking at approached and seen the closed sign. We waited about 10 min, still closed so we left. I ended up returning & it was open & of course parking was tougher. I did browse the store a bit. Super cute products.

I strolled in her one Sunday after dining down the block. This place has caught my eye every time I…read moredrove past it and have been wondering what it is. What a Gorgeous little store loaded with unique gifts and home stuff!! They even have a guys and kids section. The gal was super sweet and chatty about the stores history and general information. It's only open weekends but used to be just once a month. I ended up coming home with some cool little Swedish wash clothes, a set of new glasses with French words on them and a gorgeous2 tiered platter rack thingy. I also REALLY wanted to bring home a unique one of a kind French bar cabinet but not sure where to fit it into our new place yet. I'll definitely be back for more cutesy gifts (most likely for myself!) and to see what else they add each month.

Super cute shop with a little bit of everything! Very cool men's section which is so hard to find…read more Love the mix of mostly new with some amazing vintage mixed in for flavor. Gifts, kitchen, jewelry, art and furniture - this place has it all!

Fantastic shop that will have the item you're looking for plus a few more things that you didn't…read morerealize you needed! Very helpful staff. Worth checking out every now and then as new items come in all the time.

Fab little shop packed to the gills with amazing decor for your home. But not just any decor,…read moresalvage and vintage decor. This is also where you'd come to get some old antique amazing looking glass and wood door from the early 1900's. Fun old doorknobs and drawer pulls. Glass windows, salvage tin ceiling tiles. I really wish we had a shop like this where I am...I'd be in here all the time. Cute owner too. Bonus..next to Cupcake!

Tucked behind the Firm on Glenwood Ave, this is one of the Cities design gems. Uber modern and…read moreEuropean, this place is great if you've moved into one of the cool lofts in the North Loop or at IMS. In fact, we saw a good deal of empty nesters shopping here on Sat morning. Aside from furniture, this is a great place to stop in for gifts and home kitsch. While, not much here fits my home's style, I really had a great time wandering around...it reminded me of trips I've taken through Northern Europe and the Netherlands. I didn't even need to dust off my passport.

Whoa, ho, ho. Roam just moved in to the old Booksmart store a couple of weeks ago and you would not…read morebelieve what they've done with the place. What looks like miles of the restored original floors (yep, original!), a remodeled stairwell that no longer makes it seem like you're entering your aunt's musty basement. This showroom for the home is open, bright and positively stunning. Roam is a store that won't please everybody, but it will please those with modern taste and a deep pocketbook. It would also be a good place to buy an interesting wedding gift if you have very posh friends. Between high-end imported furniture to... well, still very high-end local goods (Blu Dot), there's lots of room to browse here. I must admit that Roam doesn't quite roam into my budget or personal style. When the friendly owner (I think) began to explain some of the designers they carry, I wanted to stop her and say, "All my furniture is from craigslist, m'lady." Still, I can appreciate what they are doing here. In my brain, it roams more into the category of frivolity-that-might-actually-be-kind-of-awesome.

First lets talk about location...its pretty great, not too far off Hwy 100 and Excelsior…read more There are plenty of other stores in the area, but they have their own parking lot so you don't have to try to scavenge for street parking. I came in specifically to look at Joybird sofas as they are an authorized retailer and have sofas on the sales floor. Its scary to make an online purchase (and such a large, custom purchase) without touching and feeling an item, so I was thrilled to learn this store was so close to home and had what I was looking to purchase. I had a great time working with Kristin. After countless emails and a couple visits to the store I ordered my sofa, and also ended up with a chair and lamp. Kristin was great to offer her designer opinion while listening to mine and helping me make the big decision based on my existing home design. They offer financing (OAC) and 'white glove' delivery (they take all the packaging stuff with them when they leave, set the item in the room of your choosing) just like Joybird, but they will for other items you purchase there, too. The kicker is the 2 week in home trial period. Keep it for two weeks and if you decide you hate it they will take it back to the store and offer you store credit to replace the item. This really eased my worry about spending 2K on a sofa I may not like as much in person. I can't wait until it arrives! They also have home decor items here, like pillows and lamps. Its a super fun place to just look around and get inspiration, or fall in love with a custom fox lamp which would totally look amazing on your nightstand. Or maybe that fun mounted anatomical model of a heart on your desk. Or maybe that chair with acrylic arms. You get the idea... Inventory is changing constantly, so visit often. See you there!

I walked in my with my kelly green coat and my hot pink pants and immediately saw some bright…read moreorange chairs and a sales person that had purple hair. I immediately knew I was going to be at home in this store. There was furniture and accessories, for you neutral people there was plenty of that. For those of us who like color, plenty of that too. My designer Billie was super sweet and let me browse but also let me know that anything can be custom ordered and that this is just a small sampling of what they can get for me. I wasn't sure if I could afford it so I had her price out a chair for me it was $1100 but they had a 20% off sale so it would be $880. I'm new to furniture shopshopping so I went to another store later (La-Z-Boy) and it was comparable to that. I walked in at 20 minutes to closing on a Sunday night, but Billie didn't seem rushed at all. I was the one saying "let's just wrap this up. Can you give me something to look at online?" And she gave me two websites she thought I would like based on our conversations and looking at what they have to offer. I will see where our furniture shopping journey takes me but I plan to be back!

Sarah and Sam's knowledge of their profession made all the difference in sourcing the right fabrics…read moreand furnishings to beautify our space. Most important, we avoided expensive mistake. I highly recommend their services, you won't be disappointed.

I've used Home at Merriment for a very large project as well as for smaller items from the store…read more Sarah, the owner, listened so well to our needs and style requests. She helped us pick out lighting fixtures, bathroom tile, wood flooring, bathroom fixtures and paint colors. She was so helpful and made suggestions regarding size and colors we wouldn't have normally considered but, so happy she did as we went with many of them. We also ordered a custom master king size bed where we were able to choose every detail and she helped us every step of the way. It's gorgeous!! Everything turned out perfectly. We've purchased home decor items and gifts at the store. Such unique and beautiful items. And the staff is always so friendly and helpful. We will use Home at Merriment for all of our design and home decor needs.

I try to stop by here every few weeks just to see if there is anything I cannot live without. Most…read moreof the merchandise is obtained from estate sales and typically name brands that you would recognize. Most of the furniture is a but more formal and dated in style but it depends on what you are looking for. The prices are a tad on the higher side than some other thrifty consignment stores I have been to for the same exact piece of furniture. One persons junk is another's treasure.

I had never been in this store before and I always like to support local small businesses so I…read morethought I'd stop in and check it out. I was looking for some living room furniture, I didn't mind if it was gently used, I just wanted something that was in good shape for a fair price. When you shop at a consignment shop you expect to find reasonable prices but that's not the case here. I was surprised to see that the majority of the furniture is pretty expensive, especially for used furniture, so don't expect to get any deals here. Her prices are not much different than what you could find elsewhere except that you'd likely find better quality new furniture for the same or similar price. And in some cases for a little less. I didn't really shop around as much as I should have and that was my mistake. The shop owner was not very warm or friendly. That should have been my first indication to turn around and leave but I thought maybe she was just having an off day or something so I just continued browsing. I noticed a matching love seat and sofa set in the back of the store. They appeared to be in good shape and I liked the color and style so I asked the shop owner what the price was for the set. She quoted me just a little under a thousand for both. That should have been my second indication to leave, and yet for some foolish reason that I will never understand, I didn't. But I will readily admit that this was kind of an impulse buy for me. I had recently dealt with the loss of my husband and decided to treat myself to something new (to me) and different because I just needed a change. I completely fault myself for not taking a closer look at the quality of the furniture, or lack there of. The shop owner told me they were priced just a little above what she paid for them so I didn't want to start haggling, although in hind sight now I wish I would have because the furniture isn't worth anywhere near what I paid for it, but at the time I wanted to be fair because I figured she had to make a living too, right? *sigh* I came back the following day and purchased the furniture. It wasn't long before I realized I had made a huge mistake and wasted my time and money. The furniture is very cheaply made. The fabric snags easily and puckers, the back cushions are lumpy and the seat cushions slide around constantly. All of which is hard to see or notice when it hasn't seen much use and you only get to sit on it for ten minutes in a store. I take good care of my things so I was expecting to be able to enjoy the furniture for years to come but I quickly realized that's not going to be the case this time. I am so disappointed. Unfortunately I can't afford to replace it right now so I'm stuck with it for a while and I just hope that it will last for at least a few years while I save some money to buy something of better quality. Overall I think she does have some nice items if you are just looking for home decor but if you are shopping for an expensive big ticket item I'd advise you to think twice, do your homework, take the time to look very closely at what you are buying and most importantly make sure you are getting what you are paying for. If I'm going to spend that kind of money the next time I buy furniture I will be sure to shop at a reputable furniture store and buy new. At least they usually have some kind of return policy if you aren't happy with your purchase. Lesson learned. Buyer beware.