Stumbled upon this gem while getting brunch next door at Washington Square Cafe. This shop is just…read morefantastic- found so many good things- had to cut myself off, but we'll definitely be back!

Beautiful antiques and vintage items! The house is awesome and the staff were great! We definitely…read morewill be going back!!!

Such a fun way to spend a Sunday morning! They have an early bird time from 6-8 which is more…read moreexpensive to get in, but it's worth it if you want to bypass the crowds! There is so much to see! Many of the vendors have upped their game and will showcase their items in a well designed area meant to draw you in! You will find many original up cycled pieces that are not necessarily antiques but are one of a kind. Trust me when I say, no matter what your looking for, or even what you thought you didn't need but had to have, you will find it here! It may take you all day to dig through everything, but you will probably leave with some small trinket or a big massive wardrobe from the early 1900's! After you spend the day treasure hunting there are plenty of great places to take a break and reload right on site! My favorite is the wood fired pizza truck! There is also Marty's Waffle truck (sinful but yummy). If neither of these do it for you there are a few other places that offer BBQ, hot dogs and brats, breakfast sandwiches, and kettle corn. When the wind is blowing the whole place smells like food, you won't be able to resist! Seriously you should make your Sunday an adventure and head out just make sure you go on the 3rd Sunday of the month April through October!

This was the first time I have been back to this show in several years. Used to go here in the…read more2000s with my last trip around 2012 or 2013. Like all shows, this one has seen a definite decline. I arrived early, I highly recommend this to beat the crowds. Parking was easy and straightforward. The staff friendlty and helpful. Variety was decent with a mix of some antiques, collectibles and some junk. If you are looking for furniture or other larger items, skip this show. There is far less furniture now than in years past. Very heavy on glass and china. Thin on unique items. Prices variable but dealers seemed flexible.

Mr. Kelly is one of the nicest men around. If you want a quality piece that will last as long as…read moreMr. Kelly (He will be 93 next month!) you want to visit his shop. It may be a Hodge Podge of dusty antiques, but what do you expect in an antique store! Plan a visit one afternoon when you are not busy, but plan to stay all afternoon!

For anyone who isn't local to the area, please understand this place is basically just a storage…read morebuilding for one elderly man's stuff that he refuses to part with. Locals have been born, raised and had families of their own in less time than Kelly's been holding onto this building with the same trinkets lining the windows. I give it 2 stars only because it's been around so long that the character of the strip would be lost without it.

Great place to shop. I buy a lot of vintage items. Bought my…read moreDaughter's couch there. You can get a whole grocery bag of cloths for 10 dollars. The staff is incredible and very Helpful!!!! Best thrift shopping anywhere. Once you go you will be hooked . Half price days are incredible. You will have to visit and see for yourself!!!

I always go here b4 I go to Target for all my needs. I sage money, I buy recycled and I get to help…read morepit kids, it's a win. I've been going here 4 over 10 years. But lately, it's been quite the gouge. Drinking glasses for 2.50 a piece, solo candle sticks for $1, junk pics for basic 8x10 frames $25. I grabbed a crochet blanket, that they called an antique and one of the workers kept it and said they had already called dibs on it. It was very unprofessional and I thought wow, you have the ability to volunteer somewhere on Thursday morning and here you are grabbing blankets from thrift store shoppers. I think the big problem is that the folks there are old. They are pit of touch w what things costs and what people are paying. Let's face it, boomers r out of touch when it comes to anything that costs money on young families. You're running a thrift store, not an antique market. I would've given it 3 stars but I'm not doing that to the kids bc of big headed boomers. My rating is purely that they keep it organized. United Christian thrift down the street in elsmere has stayed tactful, one of the few left. I'm going there for now on. ​I even know the lady that runs dcch, they have the right intentions but lack the depth of reality in today's economy.

We recently dropped off two of our handmade wool rugs to Heriz for cleaning. It had been nearly 10…read moreyears since each was cleaned. They did an excellent job cleaning both rugs by hand, even though one of my rugs is very large and challenging to handle. They phoned me to let me know my rugs were ready -- several days early. I highly recommend Heriz and will be back -- hopefully sooner than 10 years!

We recently moved to Cincinnati. We needed to get rid of a beautiful oriental rug. Fred at Heriz…read moreOriental Rugs was very fair. He carried the rug on consignment, and managed to sell it for a very fair price after 5 months. Fred cleaned it at no extra charge as part of his services. The offer that we received in our hometown was substantially less. We would definitely recommend Heriz Oriental Rugs.