This is a bonafide antique store on the north side of Edmonton. Great place just to browse around…read moreand check out things. They have a big inventory. They even have free European cookies to sample. Now you can't beat that! Don't forget the upstairs. Classic European. The exterior is nicely decorated too. Some prices may be negotiable.

I love thrift stores and this one has been on my radar for quite some time. I finally stopped in…read morefor a look. There is parking in the streets to the side of this place but it is on a busy main road. Inside its full of knick knacks. I'm more of a vintage clothing shopper but this was a fun place to look around. Some highlights were star wars toys, a wall of records, weird pipes, lots of artwork, and a coco cola collection. I found a corner with iron on patches which was a delight and I bought a few of those. It was fun to look around and it's all wheelchair accessible too!

A hidden gem for antique lovers. I've found some vintage milk bottles from here for reasonable…read moreprices, mostly to be used as vases for wedding decorations. The hat selections are very cute although I have yet to buy a hat that suits me. A main thing that keeps me coming back to antique stores is well-stocked & well-cared for kitchen items. This store has got a friendly and inviting atmosphere; finding items for the home is usually a fun treasure hunt.

This was our second "antique" stop of the day. We'd been here before, but I didn't get the chance…read moreto review it. This shop is a good mix of well-lit vendor booths filled with antique, vintage and reproduction items. They sell a decent variety of paint and hardware if you're looking to up-cycle your projects. For all you do-it-yourselfers out there, we saw a really nice selection of tin ceiling tiles and barnboard available! I always feel nostalgic looking through the vintage stuff from the '70s. Both of us spotting different items and laughing, "hey, do you remember this?" There were several booths that had "sale" signs up offering 10-20% off of all items in that booth. Keep your eye out for great deals. Hubby scored a working toy machine gun (with original box) for 20% off! The lady I spoke with (the owner?) was chatty and very nice. This store obviously had a lot of regular & loyal customers as she seemed very familiar with a number of patrons in the store. This is a perfect Saturday stop for a leisurely stroll down memory lane, and the chance to bring home a piece of your childhood. Bye until next time!!!

New owners . Place was horrific. Old Crappy furniture and electronics everywhere. The place has…read moreturned into a wanna be pawn shop. To top it off the new owner is very unfriendly , unhelpful . Great place to get a bad deal if that's what you're looking for.

This place has more history then most museums. Also it seems to be pretty organized. Alex and the…read moreteam have done an amazing job of making this a must see place when you come to Edmonton. I would call it an actual tourist attraction. If you are looking for something old or vintage and you can't find it anywhere, give this place a try, if they don't have it they will likely know where you can find it!

We found out about this place completely by accident! We spotted the Ghostbusters Ecto 1 at WEM a…read morefew weeks back, and on it was advertising for Curiosity Inc.! I love antiques and interesting things, so we just had to make a trip to see for ourselves. As soon as we walked into the store, I was floored. I just stood and stared, coming just short of jumping up and down and clapping my hands like a kid in a candy store! I knew instantly, this was my kind of place. We were warmly greeted by the owner Alex, chatted for a bit about the business and some of the interesting items he had. We set off to wander around and we were both impressed with the sheer volume and quality of items in the shop. We also noted that the prices were reflected in the caliber of the pieces. On that note, Alex was more than willing to haggle on the prices. They had everything from collections (the Simpsons stuff was wicked cool) to pinball games, toys, oil & gas items/advertising, tins, signs, neon, bicycles, and there's even a Zoltar machine!!! Although we didn't buy anything this time, we'll definitely be coming back. You can check out Curiosity Inc.'s YouTube channel and see them in action!

Marta was so pleasant when we came in snooping around. The location was easy to find despite being…read moreoff the beaten path. I found some little treasures and will be back for more!

Excellent condition furniture. We love our little side table. Very reasonable rates. Thanks so much!read more

Visited today after not having been there in a while. I really enjoyed myself and was able to take…read moremy time. I found the entire place to be very well lit. I don't know if in general the lighting in the entire building has been improved or if that was just individual booths and vendors. It was pleasant not to have to watch my step and not stumble over items placed on the floor. Booths were tidy and clean and offered many different items. Items were fairly priced for a variety of budgets. Even though shopping baskets were available I was able to bring my found treasures to the front counter to be held for me while I continued browsing. The young man who checked me out was friendly and carefully wrapped my purchases. I highly recommend checking out this antique mall!

I have been to this market several times and the service is just aweful. The older lady who works…read morethere lacks care and attention to detail. A couple of months ago I asked to wrap a few plates for me to take home, she did but refused to wrap them with bubble wrap or something and didn't pack them properly. I got home 2 km away with a broken plate. This week I went to the market looking for salt/pepper shakers. The market didn't have any bags/baskets to carry items around so I left them at the front. Long story short my items were sold to another person without his or my consent (included in his bill and he didn't realiZe). After confronting the lady, she was super rude and her apology wasn't really an apology. Her comment to me was "this isn't an upscale place or the Bay". I have been involved with antique shops all over Canada for over a decade and I have never encountered such disorganized management with such a bad attitude. I had also never had any of my items, kept at the front, sold to another person. While the items in here can be great I recommend caution with the staff, they just aren't prepared to handle a professional business.

I always thought a "flea market" sold inexpensive, maybe one-of-a-kind items. Not so this place!…read moreAbsolute maze of cheap clothing and overpriced crap.

Quite enjoy this place on the occasional weekend. Lots of items mainly new from overseas but some…read morevery nice collectibles as well.

If you like garage sales, this is the place for you!…read more I don't know too much about antiques so I don't really want to judge this store based on the quality of antiques (because I wouldn't know). I can tell you that it reminded me of a huge garage sale. And who doesn't love a good garage sale?! I found a beautiful chess board for $80 that I considered buying but talked myself out of later. It was gorgeous though. I also found a beautiful old antique trunk. It was really nice. I wouldn't have anywhere to put it though so I didn't check the price. They had a lot of different things to go through. From Elvis pictures to old Coke bottles, to wood carvings - there was a lot of stuff. I put up some pictures because I think they show the store a better than I can with my words.

Always walk by this shop. I decided to have a look. It's…read morereally packed full of stuff. Everything. China, antiques, prints, toys, clothes, jewelry, furniture, kitchen goodies. The eye can't take it all in. I thought the prices were a little bit high. I'm not sure if you want to haggle with this guy. Nice enough, but I think he's serious about his stuff. Other shoppers were buying stuff. it's worth a look.

Mike is a super great guy to haggle with and shoot the breeze. The shop has a lot of really cool…read morestuff, especially if you get a chance to check out the PACKED basement, though I think it's only open on weekends. I found a couple of vintage Pentax camera lenses and only paid $30 for both! Not a ton of furniture, but lots of cool hats, cookwear, china and knick-knacks.

Love this store! If you need or are looking for any decor items, speciality gifts, local items…read more(including sweets!) and/or an assortment of older or antique items or furniture, this is your place. There's even a small cooler with unique drinks in the corner. I started following the shop on Instagram ages ago. So I was thrilled that they are close to my relocated area. The first time I was in the shop was honestly to only grab flowers to brighten a friend's day. Yet, I ended up walking out with an assortment of things - ribbon tape, soap, some candles, hand cream, Edmonton trivia cards, etc. Small but unique or local items always makes good gifts! I love so many things in this store and recommend this place if it's gift giving items you're looking for or even the extra self love/care items. I've shopped here for gifts that I felt I could further customize for friends and family or add to a group gift to enhance the selected theme. The staff is always very helpful when they see me looking at the displays or carrying multiple items (I walk with a cane so I appreciate their concern of I can hold onto something for a time). I've even suggested this place to others to stop at when they come to Edmonton as it's a very pretty store just to pop into quickly for future inspiration. Most recently I've bought myself bouquet filter to fix my seasonal bouquet (sadly the seasonal element to a Christmas bouquet was severely lacking from a different store - people let this be a lesson on you get what you pay for). The ladies suggested some items I wouldn't of even thought to consider or ask for. Some really cool red berry looking thing too. Happily I can report that adding those suggestions plus what I wanted together with the flowers I already had resulted in an amazing amount of virtual complements during the holiday. Plus I got what I really was looking for - that real tree smell in my little apartment! I recently had to reduce the filler in my vase to only the pine. So I can confirm their product lasts a good amount of time or longer than expected. I've brought multiple bouquets and floral items from them in the last couple of years and everyone I've gifted a bouquet has said the same thing. If I could give a 4.5 I would as seriously this place. It truly is a great as a store and the shop for the most part is arranged to give a lots of space to move around. This was before only a few people were allowed in at a time (covid restrictions). They even have the most lovely shop dog. Hand sani out at the front and easy to read signs. It's honestly the parking lot that makes it go down a point. As someone that is mobility limited, I don't enjoy the real life game of frogger. Especially in winter amongst cars entering quickly off the corner of Whyte ave and 96 St into the uniquely shaped and noticeably slopped parking lot. To make things really challenging for drivers (and shoppers trying to get to and from cars), there's one access point parking lot. Lots of times you see people backing up further into the lot or back on the street to get another car out or into the parking lot. So drive with caution, especially when reversing. Yes, there's a handicap stall and a few other spots near the door but that's usually the first to be taken. Especially if it's a long weekend. I don't mind trying to challenge myself from time to time with walking distances but it's the slope in the parking lot that personally makes me nervous in winter due to my lack of balance. The unique parking situation is not the shop's fault. One assumes from the look of the building, the footprint is definitely from the older days. Do keep in mind if you choose to park there, that the lot is shared with Earth's General Store. As you can imagine, being connected to a small and unique grocery store creates a very busy parking lot with usually few people waiting to go inside (due to limited number of customers allowed at one time). So if you can bike, bus or walk over, I would recommend it. Bike rack is located along the dividing wall that leads to the sister store of Maven and Grace. Bus stop is literally as close as you can get for a bus stop on Whyte Ave. I have also noticed the last few months a lot of people parking in the Humpty's lot across the street or along the other side of Whyte Ave (so not to be in the bus zone) and walking over. All in all, the shop itself is awesome to find that perfect gift or brighten your own day with something a little special.

Checked out Maven and Grace today for the first time and I'm super impressed!…read more I found out about this store from one of the products they carry (Worthy Jams....delicious! Check them out too!), and I will definitely be back! When you walk into the store, it's just so beautiful! The products are nicely displayed, it smells wonderful and the prices for items are fairly reasonable. It's not just a store with a bunch of local knick knacks, but they have some unique kitchen supplies, chocolates, body care, beard care, jewelry, etc. I picked up 2 PLAYin CHOC which is like an organic kinder surprise. It's dairy, nut and plastic free and the little toy inside is either an endangered or woodland animal. When I open them, I'll post more pics. And also picked up 2 Karat chocolate bars, and oh my....are they ever delicious! They're a company out of Kelowna and I'm a new fan for sure! They're Pineapple Upside Down is scrumptious and then we also got the Milk and Cereal bar. Both are amazing! If you're in the Whyte Ave area, definitely check out Maven and Grace. A beautiful boutique store with lovely items for everyone!