This is an old mill turned into an antique store. It was so aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The…read moredisplays were all so well put together. I loved how they incorporated new items with old. I also like how they sold locally sourced crafts and foods. Beautiful store.

Great gifts for the hard to buy for including local stuff. Love to go near the Christmas holidayread more

I used to go to O.J.'s auctions for years starting when he bought it from Gus Pacific. It used to…read morebe a day of entertainment and fun to watch OJ work his unique humor and magic with an auction crowd. Unfortunately, gone are those days and it's just another business that has gone by the wayside. It also has joined the ranks of businesses that used to be great but is best to bypass now. You can call and make sure someone will be there to take your consignment. Then drive and hour + to get there only to be told by the receptionist that neither of the 2 men that could except the items are there. "Can you contact them?" No, they are not answering the phones. Enough said. It's probably a blessing they were not there after reading the other Reviews on Yelp about them... You have been warned !!

I can save you a big headache. Big promises, extremely short on delivery. Claim a million person…read morecontact list but could not draw reasonable sales on real antiques. The hothead in charge is criticized by his own staff and flies off the handle without notice. Claims to have experts in all areas but no one knew that fabric is sold in bolts not rolls. Put merchandise of mine that had 2 parts in different lots and in some cases in lots containing merchandise owned by other consignors. Bottom line: lack of professionalism throughout the organization resulted in sales of less than 25% of what they reasonably should have been. Never again!

I hesitated whether or not to write this review but I feel obligated to share my experience before…read moreothers make the same mistake. I was one of the original vendors when RR opened in mid-November. My initial sales leading up to Christmas were pretty good & for a while I was the top seller both in sales / # of items. Jan and Feb were pretty terrible. My lease was up at the end of this month (Feb) so I had to decide whether to move or renew. Over the past 3.5 months there have been multiple negative run-in's with one of the owners. I sent several emails and texts voicing my dissatisfaction with her behavior and the unprofessionalism. She is very negative & complains about literally everything. She is very confrontational and she always has to be right. She will not apologize because nothing's ever her fault. There were verbal arguments with her and the good partner in front of vendors & customers. She gossips about the vendors to other vendors and customers alike. The final straw was when she tried to reprimand me in front of one of my customers for giving him an item from my booth that hadn't sold to date & I was taking out of the store. She told me I wasn't allowed to give things away. I said sure I am, it's my merchandise. She said I couldn't give it out in the store. So I left the item outside the door for the customer. Ridiculous. This turned into a screaming match because there is no such rule in my contract, it's not posted, and it's never been emailed to anyone. When I asked her when this became a rule she said, and I quote "it's a rule as of now." Absolutely not. You will not reprimand me, in front of a customer, for a rule I didn't know about because you just made it up!!! Also, this customer owns a competing store in Longmont so I'm sure he won't be sending people there. He said she gives off crazy vibes. Nice impression huh? This was not the first time. There are so many incidents where she put her own things in another vendors booth because she didn't think it was full enough. Not paying them for the space she took it upon herself to commandeer. Then she told them that she would cut their booth in 1/2 and rent it to someone who actually sold things. So rude. It's THEIR booth, under contract, that they pay for. She thinks she can dictate what people do with their booth which is their business, not hers. She "loaned" out a lamp of mine to the restaurant going in next door to see if it'd work in their space & if they could find the lightbulbs. WHAT? You can't give out our merchandise without it being paid for. This went on for about 2 weeks & they had yet to return or pay for my lamp so I made her pay for it. Who does that?? Absolutely no responsibility to her vendors. She said "I didn't think it was a big deal because they're our neighbors." That's a problem. Other vendors are allowed to put their items throughout the store & not pay for the extra space, while the rest of us stay within the confines of our space per our lease. Some vendors have items outside their booth while others are told they're not allowed to go beyond their walls. The rules are loosey goosey & it depends if she likes you or not which rules will be enforced or made up. The revised contract is simply illegal. Says that if you are 2 weeks late on rent that she owns your possessions. Um, again, no. The law says you must go through the eviction process for a vendor, through the court. You don't get to seize their merchandise and own it. But that's what you do when you don't know the law, don't have an attorney, pull contracts off the internet and modify them as you see fit. They're a lawsuit waiting to happen. She is so awful that it made it impossible to run my business. It was tense & uncomfortable. I often scanned the parking lot to see if her car was there or not to know if it would be pleasant or unpleasant walking into the store. It was always unpleasant. Today, I moved out of RR as did another vendor. Another 2 that I know of are leaving at the end of this month, 4 of us in Feb after just 90 days. There will be constant turnover there because vendors are treated like crap & the environment is just toxic. There is zero marketing. They don't understand social media. Never updated their website to show the actual store or the real vendors. They still don't even have a sign on the street. Just a banner that I made up for them. She said they don't need to advertise because people will know they're there, word will get out, and vendors will tell people. None of this is good for business and contributing factors to declining sales I'm sure. Word is already getting out that there's strife at that store & it'll become apparent to shoppers that the vendor turnover is high. I certainly am not recommending it to anyone either as a vendor or a shopper & I'm sure the other vendors that have been mistreated by this owner won't either. I give her less than a year to be open at this rate. I feel bad for the other owner :(

Great place lots of great stuff. Lots of good booths. Will be going there often. Can't wait to see…read morewhat they have in stock.

Super great way to spend an afternoon! This auction always has such wonderful surprise collections!…read morePack your lunch, bring some cold drinks and plan to stay till the end! Can't wait for this year's New year's sale ~ not to be missed! Joe the auctioneer is always a joy to interact with, I come from out of state just for these auctions....

It became obvious after a few auctions I attended that the auctioneer kept going to one or two…read morebidders that never raised their hand to bid. The quick head nod kept the bidding going higher and higher. I asked if consignors were allowed to bid on their own items to jack up prices and was reluctantly told YES. It became quite clear that the auctioneer played the legitimate bidder against bids from the consignor. The true good ole boy network of a small town I guess. Legal in Colorado apparently, but very poor business practice and should be disclosed throughout the auction in my opinion. One time I mentioned significant hidden damage to the staff on an item that was coming up soon. They whispered to the auctioneer, but nothing was said when the item came up. Buyer beware always, but be especially careful with this auction house!

Lovely lunch spot in downtown Loveland. Healthy and tasty menu and mocktail options. Highly…read morerecommend.

Amazing Vintage finds, owner is very knowledgable, doesn't hover, and is very good at display. This…read moreisnt a thrift store, or junk shop- it's the real deal, clean, high quality, well researched pieces for retail sales. That being said- it's everything I wish I had in my own inventory for re-sell- wish I'd found them first! If you re-sell yourself it's a fun walk through someone else's vision of vintage , I cant buy a lot there for my purposes-although I would LOVE to have her chalkware mermaid collection for my bathroom. Hummmm...wonder if she does layaway!?

Left me in the lurch without explanation, after I had signed the service agreement and paid…read more Unreliable company.

Never had a bad experience with this company. They get the house cleared out in a matter of days…read moreand that let's me get the house on the market fast.

Great coin shop in Greeley! Owner is Knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommended. Good prices…read moreand nice inventory!