October, 2025. We were in a hurry but we returned to this shop "just to browse", to see what they…read morehad in inventory. As before, they had a nice selection of good quality, used furniture, artwork, and more from the Massanutten Resort. Prices are excellent, and staff are very friendly. Access from Rte. 33 is easy (at a traffic light), and parking is free and plentiful.

This place is a jewel that's hidden in the valley, gently used solid furniture in fantastic…read morecondition, went in to get a table and chairs and ended up getting extra dining chairs, nite stands and a desk and plans to go back for another desk, lamps and more!!! If you especially need that kids room furniture, this definitely is the place to go, and the staff and owner. I cannot say enough kind words, helpful, generous,ect, ect, ect.

Great place with a variety of stuff from antiques and collectibles to more modern and useful items…read moreand just plain fun.

Just before exiting Luray, we spotted Endless Deals. Basically, it's a mixture of antiques,…read morecollectibles, furniture, glassware, toys, and a whole slew of odds and ends. My girl spotted a large pail with a mirror in it - designed to be mounted on a wall. It had a great patina on it and she loves eclectic things like that. I also picked up a repro-antique of a carousel horse / tricycle. The back of the cavernous place was filled with CHristmas stuff and the front of the place was stocked with inflatable Christmas decor and backyard furniture. My only negative remark is the fact that do NOT accept plastic - ATM or credit cards, so we had to find an ATM machine and withdraw cash. They do not accept checks either. I guess you could call the place, "Cash & Carry." Lots of neat stuff to be found here.

This place came, highly recommended from people at my hotel, Extended Stay Premium Suites in…read moreHarrisonburg, and the Shenandoah Visitor Center. Stopped on my slowly drive back to Buffalo, NY. From Grandma's pantry, to the country canner, antiques, toys, gifts, to the quaint diner. Something for everyone. I loved the Country Canner and Grandmas Pantry, for its nostalgia variety of items.

A quaint stop while traveling. They have a lot to offer both inside and out. There looks to be…read moresomething for everyone here.

Alison and Burt are lovely people with absolutely stunning antiques. Got to see Stripper on his…read morelast day with customers (I don't think it's Chipper as another user mentioned btw- ha). Sweet boy.

Open daily 10-5 except Sunday . This is on Route 11 …read more Beautiful historical home on top of a hill and the antique store is in the back. Plenty of pieces to look at right out front of the shop iron beds , shelves, cast iron urn planters , wooden head and foot boards , desks , and so much more inside . This is an Antique shoppers dream . Pieces dating back to the 1800's . Mrs. Long an antique herself,(I mean this with the upmost respect ) preserved perfectly. Her blonde hair carefully set in place , lipstick on, sitting behind the counter reading her paper . Sitting as still as a mannequin . She glances up over her glasses to greet anyone entering . Upon entering you will find wall to wall beautiful furniture , trunks , stoneware jugs, quilts , crochet dollies , dishes and much much more . This is the real deal of antiques . Pull out the credit card some of the prices start at $900.00 and go up from there . Mrs. Long says she's been in the Antique business since the 60's and her son Burt has been buying since he was 12 years old . She has passed her antique buying and dealing know how onto her son Burt . He is the one buying all the genuine pieces here now . He buys at least one piece a week . Family owned businesses are great . Mrs. Long still lives here in the property. Very nice lady . Oh and make sure you give Chipper a scratch behind the ears . He's the white and black cat keeping all the mice away .

There is a wide variety of items available in this large shop. I am a repeat customer. I've gotten…read moredeals on furniture wall décor, tableware and more unique stuff- too much to mention. Fun to shop at. Good people, good business, I recommend it!

We stopped and were pleasantly surprised by the number of antiques in the shop. The fellow at the…read morecash register, Jim, was very friendly, and knew where to find just about anything I asked him about. He also gave a great recommendation on where to eat. They had a number of antique trunks and tool boxes from the 1800s, and their prices were good. They also had a lot of ornate picture frames and furniture, but I wasn't looking for that. Will definitely stop in again to see what I can find.

Brent was quick and efficient while repairing the 16 year old refrigerator in my apartment. He…read moreexplained the problem, fixed it in a jiffy and even swept up afterwards! I really appreciate his professional work ethic.

In a world dominated by big-box retailers, Beidler's is a refreshing reminder of the value and care…read morethat only a family-run business can provide. This small-town appliance store is an absolute gem, and I couldn't recommend it more highly. From the moment you walk in, it's clear that customer satisfaction is their top priority. Lee and Brian are knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely invested in finding the right appliance for your needs. A while back we purchased a big green egg there and had a wonderful experience and at that point we promised we'd never buy an appliance any place else. Fast-forward a few months and we found ourselves with a broken dishwasher and washing machine all the week leading up to Thanksgiving. I called over and jokingly said that I'm your dream. Customer that if you have the product in stock and can install it this week. I'll be over with cash in hand. Lee and Brian appreciated my willingness, yet still went out of their way to make sure we got the right appliance and best deal (thanks Black Friday). They got us up and running and saved our Thanksgiving. Best of all, they service what they sell, and in a changing landscape of limited, trusted appliance repair options, this is a huge selling feature. Do not go anywhere else. For anyone in need of quality appliances with service you can trust, this is the place to go. Support local, support family-owned, and experience the difference. Five stars, every time!

We visited this cute thrift store and were greeted with a wide variety of jewelry (necklaces,…read moreearrings, hairpins, etc.), dishes (plates, tea cups, tea pots, etc.), and clothes on the second floor. The prices seemed very fair. I found an all leather jacket for about $25. I unfortunately didn't find anything that I was interested in, but it was fun to walk around and look at all the items. A lot of the clothes seemed more on the formal or business-y end.

Nice antique/thrift spot on Luray. There were a lot of different items in this big store! This…read moreplace was full of vintage jewelry, furniture, dishes, home decor, times, baskets, and many unique pieces. Upstairs, be careful the staircase is steep, we found clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories. The prices varied, some high some on target. A salesman was in the store when we were shopping, so the sales clerk paid us no mind, but we enjoyed browsing.

If you love wood with a story here's your place. Wood slabs of varied sizes, lengths and color. I…read morecould sit in his shop and gaze at the grain all day.

Where else can you get brand new antique tables but in Sperryville?…read more Yes, the sign will get your attention but they make quality tables out of hardwood, beautful oak all hand crafted. An instant classic!

Though the customer service is fantastic, and it is very clean inside…read more.. I can't help but disagreeing with the classification that this is an antique store. It feels and is filled with more thrift items then antiques. We went around the store, and found very little high quality items. Amongst the many antique stores we went to on the Shenandoah Antique Trail, this was probably my least favorite. If you're looking for cheap secondhand home goods, Id definitely go here. If you're looking for cheap items to craft with, I'd definitely go here. If you're looking for stuff that's older than 20-30 years old - I'd probably seek out other stores.

Nice store, always something neat to find. It's fun to see items like your parents or grandparents…read moreused to own. It's also interesting to browse the store and find a variety of surprises. I seldom go home empty handed, after browsing through all the booths at Valley Treasures.