mostly furniture and old art lots of really unique items street parking is difficult worth a lookread more

What a gem! Discovered the wonderful place when visiting the area for the weekend (had to drive up…read morefor a Covid shot). So glad we stopped here. Best place in the antique row for sure! Charming shopkeeper, too. Great selection. Lots to see, give yourself plenty of time. Great old architecture. We really enjoyed our visit. Bought a painting I fell in love with.

Great place. Good food too. So much to see. You will want to come back. New items everyday.read more

Nice place to browse if you live nearby. I don't recommend the chocolates. The dark chocolate…read moretasted like sugary milk chocolate. Not quality. Disappointed for the price.

I experienced the best time from the moment I entered their room and I broke down and offered to…read morepay the lady who was carrying the only thing I wanted a $5 profit if she'd sell it to me. No. She gave it with love and I knew that I Was being blessed. The beautiful shelving I had been able to achieve was going to do magical things in our lives. Sean will feel it and my prayers will be answered.

Getting to know the vendors is the key to success at this market. Many of them also do other types…read moreof work during the week. The venue is where the old Grand Union was years ago, a few doors down from KMart. They're open Sunday mornings through the Spring. Also, one of the synagogues on Riverside Drive customarily has a rummage sale in this Sunday morning time frame.

This is a lovely shop with a wide range of items, in a space which is deceptively expansive. There…read moreis such variety it's difficult to describe the contents - from lamps to cookware to primitive to clothing, Iroquois has something for everyone. The owner is amazing and staff exceptionally friendly. The prices are reasonable, and items are often discounted. If you're into older items, antiques and collectibles, this is a must stop shop!

Just bought a Victorian chair at this store. Friendly with a smile. Highly recommended. Great…read moreantiques.

Great selection, something for everyone. Three floors to look through for the perfect shopping…read moreexperience. Parking available on the newly revitalized Washington Ave. or behind the store on Madison Ave.

would give it a 0 if I could. my bf and I went in here and it is everything it is expected to be…read moreconsidering it's on Washington ave in Endicott. very rude customer service representatives. smells and saw bugs on furniture. can't breath in this store. ladies who run it are just as old and raggid as the place very rude and unhelpful pf up. i hope after I call code on this place it gets shut down.

Pleasant staff. We donate there frequently when we're upstate. It serves a need within the…read morecommunity and that's a good thing! And you can find good used books and treasures.

Nice door and a good location. The prices are pretty good. They no longer have a bag sale on…read moreclothing, but I've gotten some really nice things from the store, including some nice suits which are hard to find.

I absolutely love this shop. Something for everyone's taste. Trust me I took a teenager there to…read moreshop and the owner was amazing.

I frequent many thrift shops in the surrounding areas. This store is the worst I've ever seen! The…read morestore has never opened on time when I was there. She has pulled in 20 mins late, Then (while I sat waiting) didn't unlock the door. She proceeded to slowly comb through the donation boxes people left (still waiting). A truck pulls in and she talk to this guy for another 10-15 mins! Finally, he leaves she unlocks the door and I meander over. Once entering the store the smell was like old wet socks hitting you in the face. Each time I see the owner it's a different personality. There are days that she is polite and then days she does not even greet you. Once as I was browsing the racks, a woman came in looking for a specific type of gown. The owner did not even get off her cellphone long enough to point her in the direction of the gowns! The woman threw her hands in the air and left. The quality of the clothing is below what I find for cheaper at Salvation Army or Goodwill. There are very few name brand items and most items are faded or have severe pilling . I suggest checking every zipper, button and seams as many items I have seen being sold were broken or in need of repair. Her prices should be cheaper for the WELL- WORN clothes she is selling. Overall, prices are high you can buy NEW for less at retail, don't expect to be treated well or find bargains. Call first before wasting your gas, she may not even be there.

My husband and I are weekend antiquers, and this shop is probably our favorite. We don't get there…read moreoften, or I should say as often as we'd like, but that's probably a good thing. We'd be broke. We have bought furniture, outdoor signs, many lamps, a number of old appliance or kitchen-type items, and never go that we don't find a number of things we like. The perfect blend of antique and rustic. Sadly, they are only open on Friday and Saturday and by coincidence, tend to be closed on the weekends we can get there (like this one). Gives us something to look forward to. The only con is the location. Off the beaten path and if you didn't know it was there, you'd have little reason to travel that road.