Finally had a chance to stop in and check this place out. I had no idea what to expect. Once…read moreinside there was a nice selection of antique furniture. Through the the next door and it was more like a traditional antique mall with different booths and cases from what I assume are a variety of different dealers. The space was nicely laid out and it was easy to stroll through and check everything out. Overall, a nice place to visit and explore. A few of the booths had prices I think were inflated (but not all), so four stars instead of five. I plan to keep them in mind when I look for furniture in the future.

Antique/vintage mall with lots of variety. The set up is multiple vendor booths which is my…read morefavorite because I like to see the different types of things out there. They have tons of vintage and antique furniture. The prices are reasonable. There are loads of home decor type items- pictures, vases, s&p sets, cute cookie jars, vintage crates, holiday decor, lamps, wreaths etc. There are vendors that make beautiful wood items, barrel tables and crafty things that are great for gifts.

When we're driving along the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River, we always try to stop at…read moreAntique Haven. They're on Route 611 which runs along the Delaware, north of the Milford (NJ) - Upper Black Eddy (PA) bridge, and south of the Riegelsville Bridge. Technically I think they are in Durham, PA, even though the location that showed up in Yelp is Riegelsville. They have a wide range of items--ceramics, kitchen items, glassware, books, jewelry, wooden boxes, salt and pepper sets, embroidered textiles, teapots, folk art, furniture, glass paperweights... they really have quite an assortment, and I always enjoy looking. At Christmas-time the quantity of vintage Christmas ornaments is just unbelievable--I'm not good at estimating numbers--there must be hundreds, maybe thousands. (The owners said they get put away in January, so I assume in November they come out of storage again.) I've bought gifts for friends and things for myself there. The prices are reasonable. (Today they had a green 1950s glass pitcher for $14. I paid $30 for that same pitcher at a Depression glass show... sigh.) You never know what new items will have arrived recently... Of course, if you see something you like and you don't buy it... Well, by the next time you stop in, it might be gone. (I've made that mistake, too!) If you're in the area, check it out.

Love this place. Shop there often as the products change with new arrivals. Reasonable, friendly…read morestaff and helpful.

Not so much an antique mall, more of a typical roadside antique shop. More vintage items than…read moreantique furniture. Coins, cash and even guns for sale. Lots of vintage erector sets priced fairly. They have two outbuildings. One with $1.00 items (lots of 45s) the other 50% off with an eclectic assortment of items. No bathroom (port a potty outside). No AC. Not one Im likely to stop back into.

3 floors of stuff. Nicely organized!…read more Good prices. Area for 45 (records, kitchen area, magazine area, furniture and nicknacks galore! Staff was nice enough. There is an area for items prices at one dollar. Port-a-potty. ( restroom is located out front )

SO BIG! There is three different areas to browse! This came as a recommendation so my mom and I…read morechecked it out. We loved it. There is so much to offer. There is an area full of furniture, there is clothing, books, housewares ect. You name it they may have it. There is an extensive kids section as well. Pricing was pretty reasonable. It was not too high. Everything seemed organized for the most part. The staff was very helpful in all the stores we visited. If you are looking for something to do on a rainy day or thrifting is your thing, I highly recommend this location.

MOVED to 355 Maple Ave, Harleysville PA…read more What once filled a shopping center now fills a huge building. Two floors of furniture, nick knacks, books, housewares, and clothes. Prices are more reasonable than they were at the old location. Elevator and steps for those who can't take on the steps. Line moves quickly and the volunteer cashiers are friendly.

Based on the previous reviews, I was a little reluctant to come here .... We went on a Wednesday…read moreand there were some tables but not a ton .... I think the deals were great and the vendors were very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the inside antique booths, many were crowded and uncomfortable to move around it, while others were closed on the day we visited. I'm sure there are good things in there if you feel like digging. I'm searching for specific items to fill a trinket shelf as well as vintage toiletry/pharmacy items for my bathroom decor so it's hard to find what I'm searching for -- I was told by a seller that Sundays are the best days to go for outside tables, so I can't wait to try again!

This is a small flea market compared to others but it will not disappoint. You never know what…read moretreasures you will find. The building has some interesting finds as well. I have gone to this market many times. I found the vendors to be friendly and honest. In fact, I trusted one vendor to the extent that I purchased an expensive pearl necklace from her. My wife and I were very satisfied with the necklace and the price. Since the market is not huge (but still worthwhile) compared to other markets, I suggest a trip to Lambertville and New Hope after a visit to the Golden Nugget. I usually park in Lambertville and walk over the bridge. Parking in New Hope can be difficult. I moved further away from the market so I won't be returning often if at all. But I do have fond memories of this establishment. Best seasons to visit are spring and fall.

Always fun hunting for treasures at Jake's. Never disappointed and always find something…read moreinteresting to purchase

Large flea market with mostly real true flea market items. Not resellers/retail fair…read more The kind where you can actually search for treasures from days gone by. Not the coupon lady who is selling bottles of cleaners, detergents and soaps. Authentic flea market with core items that make a real flea market: old tools, people emptying their closets and basements, vintage finds and more So if you're looking for the real deal look no farther than Jake's - BUT get there early because they do pack up early and it thins out by noon.

Great treasures to be found. Able to fine unique corbels for fireplace. Amazing antiques and…read moresalvaged items.

Nice place to find some unusual antiques and salvage. They have a lot filled outside with old…read moresalvage items and inside the building there are floors of different items. I like that the majority of items are unique and one-of-a-kind. The prices are a bit steep but they are willing to budge a bit. I'm fascinated every time I go there just to look around. There are benches to sit on outside in the back boxwood garden. They had a few wedding receptions at this place. Worth looking around and seeing items from decades ago or finding some treasure from the past.

How cool! I was driving out of town when I saw a sign for antiques and oddities. Hello? I hadn't…read morenoticed it before... Turns out they were brand new and today is their grand opening! We had to go and check them out. The owner is incredibly kind and answered all of our questions. The shop is an amazing collection of unusual antiques, taxidermy, hand made pieces, jewelry, cards, stickers, t-shirts, vintage flannels and more. There is lots to look at and something for everyone. Prices are reasonable. In addition to all the oddities, there is also a strong message of acceptance and inclusion. What a wonderful addition to this small town. I plan to be a regular.

Dungeon Oddities has antiques and vintage items, yes, but it's so much more, with a wonderful…read morevariety of both vintage and handmade jewelry, art, stained glass, candles, herbal products and witchy supplies, books, taxidermy, greeting cards, stickers, clothing, and more from a variety of crafters, makers, and creators from Berks County and beyond, all housed in a gorgeous circa 1750 Pennsylvania German stone farmhouse just off Main Street in scenic Oley. It's the perfect place to visit during their regular weekend open hours and spend time perusing the wares, and it's nearly impossible not to leave without something. The shop is a welcoming, inclusive space and the owners Karis and Ivan are some of the kindest, most caring individuals and really go out of their way to maintain a positive atmosphere that celebrates the weird and wonderful. Keep an eye out for resident shop cats Roxanne and Ruby, and monitor the Dungeon Oddities Instagram page for any changes to their regular operating hours on Saturdays and Sundays.