I always find the cutest little planters when I visit them : ) Lots of other old things to look at…read more- it a walk down memory lane just seeing some of that stuff. The owner is super nice too!

Five stars because this shoppe stands out when it comes to owners! As often as I antique shop (or…read moreantique browse), over the years this is the first owner who took so much time out of her day to assist me. When she (Dana) didn't have what I wanted on display in her large shoppe, she took me through back doors & down multiple staircases to see if she had my desired item in storage behind & under the floor room. Such an eye opening experience for this lover of antiques! This establishment (of at least a decade) is filled w/ everything vintage-- see pics. From home decor to vintage toys, dishware, jewelry, furniture, lighting, paintings & prints, clothing, etc. Quite an impressive array of vintage items in very good condition at decent prices. It's a very clean & well organized shoppe. After checking out all the wonderful vintage items, Dana and I sat & chatted. If you have questions about antiques or need help locating something in particular, this woman is who you should speak with; she definitely knows the business! To save a little money, avoid using debit or credit here; there's a small upcharge-- so bring cash. For customer convenience, there's a parking lot to the side of the building.

If it's salvage you want, there isn't very much-- some doors, windows, etc. But it's still a nice…read moreshoppe (& shed). Did see some quality antiques (including primitives) such as cabinets, stoves, refrigerators, and lamps. Prices were on the high side, but still do-able. The merchandise this man has inside his shoppe is definitely of high quality. The owner is advertising for additional vendors. Be sure to say "Hi" to Barney, the chunky formerly stray cat who lives in the shop 24/7. And close the door quickly after you enter; Barney would love to go outside, but it's not allowed:)

Really cute shop with nice stuff. I'm getting tired of seeing antique stores with inventories that…read morelook like a thrift shop. They have a great mix of nice unique antiques and cool craft items. They have some amazing items that if I had a garage (I live in a high rise) I would have gotten it on the spot. Staff, including their adoptive cat were very friendly and helpful.

Going to be generous w/ four stars because two area antique dealers recommended this business as I…read moretrekked along in search of a vintage Lane cedar chest. However, even though this business should have opened at 10:00 AM, at 11:00 AM it was still closed. (A note on the door explaining the closure would have been appreciated.) Loved the vintage signs & windows in the back yard, so I'll definitely attempt to stop in within the next few weeks. However, I'll phone ahead before I make the long drive.

These guys are fantastic!! Everytime we go in we find something, even if we weren't looking for it…read more I would definitely recommend adding it to your antiquing adventures.

Great antique shop in downtown Dade City on their main street - 7th Street, where many shops are…read more There's surely something for everyone there. They also have another shop that is part of their group of shops in Dade City that is close to the Green Door on 8th Street. It is just a few down. They tell you if you can't find what you are looking for at Two Krazy Chicks to go to Two Ole Hens Too. Two Ole Hens is their other store in San Antonio. At Two Krazy Chicks, they also have different crafty classes you can attend. They hold them on Tuesdays and Thursdays. They have door hangers signs, wood crafts, porch leaners and range from $35-$65. That information can be found on their FB page. This is a great store to check out where it's a bunch of crafters who bring their crafts to sell, so it's definitely something different everytime, and it's dog friendly. They also have parking in front of the store and on the street.

I love shopping at this store. They have a great selection of items wether it's painted furniture,…read moreclothing, decorative items and antiques. This store is one of the best.

Cute little store had some antiques but people were buying their home made winter beanies. They…read morewere very affordable, good quality at 8$ a pop. Nice and soft too.

A fine collection of primitive antiques. Great quality items. From the early 1800's and 1900's,…read moreincluding furniture and pantry boxes this store has hard to find items. The owners, Peggy and her daughter Kim are friendly and welcoming, and will help you find what you are looking for.

I wonder why the title of this store is called A rocker. It is located at RMB antiques. Maybe yelp…read moreneeds to give them an actual RMB antiques page. Maybe I'll be the first one to create it. I've been watching and shopping in this store for a few years now and I find the store sort of boring. But confusing. There is so much glassware. And their prices for their booths are exorbitant. And it is so tightly packed with the same stuff. I don't know how anyone makes any money selling there. You're paying a good amount of money but if everyone's selling glass trinkets, how is anyone doing well. I'm not into it. I'd rather go to a flea market and buy things so I'm not being charged tax as well. I think it's a disservice to people selling goods antique or vintage. I think this is like a money making pyramid scheme for them that they're just taking money out of the pockets of vendors and filling the place up with the same old stuff booth after booth after booth with no originality whatsoever. and I think each space costs more or less based on where you're located. And the owners have their things right up front. I overheard them training someone one day and they made it sound as if they were teaching the new person that the vendors needed to bend to their whims. And that they would learn how to deal with their contracts. That's ugly behavior in my book. I honestly wouldn't sell anything here. I'd be surprised if anyone breaks even in a month. There used to be a person who sold cute little plants and it was very refreshing, that is gone. Now you have heavy old Victorian furniture and outrageously priced lamps. And a lot of tchotchkes. I'll keep thrifting, garage and estates and going to the flea, I do better that way. It also seems more a more reasonable way for people to sell their things. Here's a heads up , there's an antique shop on Jacqueline Road that offers space for a pop up the first Saturday of the month for 25 bucks in season. That's a deal sell all your stuff in a day for short money not $200 a month like a corner in RMB. And that's my word.

I think it's called RMB's now. But WOW! Fantastic store with gorgeous antiques and interesting…read morefinds. I will definitely be back with my budget funded and my trunk empty!