Deceiving from the outside, but large on the inside. Several different levels to explore, tiny…read morerooms decent organization. Plight of every antique store is the locked cabinets. I get due to the actions of a few folks who can't follow the rules, we all get punished, but unlock the cabinets so I can see something in detail. Priced middle of the road, good variety but note a lot more clothing than I have seen in other places. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Really neat shop! I found an adorable little veggie trinket box for my rings. The prices vary…read moredepending on the vendor. I will say the HVAC system is broken so prepare for it to be very stuffy inside.

All they really need is better lighting. Some really, really dark spots in here. Had to use the…read moreflashlight on my phone on a couple of places. Isles are nice and spaced out, plenty of walking room. I mainly came for diecast cars and Barbies for my wife! They had more than enough $343 gone but was worth it! Hot wheels, matchbox, Johnny lightning, Miasto, you name it. Lots of older model car kits and remote control cars as well. Worth the stop!

Pretty good place. I'd go again Pros:…read moresome dope Pyrex and Tupperware selections More showcase cabinets (up front) than I've ever seen in one antique mall with EXTREMELY clean glass They addressed a situation with a customer yelling and swearing while walking around very quickly once reported Con: A DISTRESSINGLY large collection of Nazi paraphernalia

Mary Catherine's Antiques is a fine little nook of an antiques store in the Short North, two rooms…read moreof various furnishings and random crap that wouldn't look too out of place at a nicer flea market or on a local access version of Antiques Roadshow. The minute I walked in I was greeted by a palpable musk of antiquity, the smell of age. Old paper, wood varnish, a hint of mustiness- a great smell to certain noses, including the one on ol' yours truly. Not much at Mary Catherine's really inspires my fancy, although I did see a great battle map of (or from?) WWII here that was absolutely gorgeous- and cheap! (Although not nearly cheap enough for me.) The only jarring moment of my visit to Mary Catherine's was the prominent Garfield poster hanging above the passage between the rooms. While Garfield is certainly about as funny as an old cabinet, I didn't quite expect to see a monstrosity of corporate cartoonage amongst all the earth tones and old books. A slight complaint, to be sure, but so it goes.

This place is such a gem! I may not always leave with something, but I always enjoy coming in and…read moreseeing what they have. Over the years, we've bought a small table, a mirror, and a unique light fixture from Mary Catherine's -- all of which were things we weren't necessarily looking for, but we're just drawn to in the moment! I was recently in Short North for the first time in years, (finally reentering society after the pandemic and a move further from the city) and had JUST enough time to stop in. Luckily, it was a Thursday afternoon, which is part of their new limited hours. I'm glad they are still keeping the storefront open a few days a week, even after being in business for so many years! For me, it's such a short North staple!

I recently visited the Columbus location and can honestly say that around every corner there's…read moreincredible vintage--thoughtfully hand-selected and beautifully displayed, almost exactly as it would have been when originally sold. I'm a huge fan of '70s fashion and absolutely fell in love with a pair of high-waisted, straight-leg denim jeans. Sadly, they were a bit too tight in the waist, even though the fit everywhere else was perfect. While I'm not overly fond of the pricing, I do understand it--because for the perfect, high-quality pair of vintage jeans, I'd absolutely pay the price. I didn't leave empty-handed though; I walked out with a super cool pair of sunnies that I'm obsessed with. Huge thanks to my lovely sweetheart for finding this gem of a store! I'm already looking forward to another visit and potentially checking out their Cleveland location as well.

My friend and I stopped in here on a day out while visiting from out of town. We weren't sure what…read moreto expect, but we're pleasantly surprised. This store specializes in vintage finds. they have furniture, glassware, jewelry, clothing, vinyl records, and a lot of other really cool pieces. You could spend a few hours in here, looking at everything they had. Their vintage clothing selection is quite extensive, although we both felt that the pieces were a bit overpriced. It was definitely a fun way to spend a few hours, but again we didn't spend any money because the clothing was so pricey. If you're looking for some unique vintage items this is definitely the place to look

Such a precious little boutique. A true joy in antiquing…read more A highlight of these shoppes is the historic buildings themselves. Preserving vintage architecture is essential, in my mind. The store is laid out flawlessly. Each display flows seamlessly into the next and before you know it you've reached the end. Our hostess was a delight to talk to and answered all of our questions. We picked up a few values but in this atmosphere, it's hard to find a lot of bargains. A welcome touch is their variety of hand and body lotions and the wonderful array of chocolates. Makes shopping a little more fun. 07/24

This place is magical. Every time I come here there's more new and beautiful different things for…read moreyou and your home. Owner and staff make you feel very welcome here, you can take all the time you need to browse through the store.

The owners are very sweet and down to earth. They have a lot of really interesting things including…read morevintage jewelry and vintage dishes and clothing.

Oh, my goodness this place was lovely. It has a lot to offer for its small size! The lady at the…read morecounter was very friendly--had a nice conversation with her as we were checking out. They had a display case of some uranium glass--which I've never seen in person so that was exciting for me! Most everything is reasonably priced, in my opinion. They have two floors and I really liked the look of the stairs!

Dawn of Retro is a mid century hidden gem! It is a small warehouse of curated midcentury furniture…read morethat is currently open to the public Sunday afternoons. Be sure to check the website before visiting. The warehouse is full of treasures, from art, furniture, and decor. The selection is better than the local vintage stores and prices are very reasonable. If you are looking for midcentury pieces, make sure Dawn of Retro is on your list!

I had been dying to find a store in Columbus that had a decent selection of midcentury furniture…read more This place is my dream come true! This is a warehouse in Worthington that is packed with vintage furniture and decor. I'd say that the majority of it is from the 1950s-60s. Lots of beautiful wood furniture and all at very reasonable prices. I scored a Scandinavian teak coffee table, two bedside tables, and an upholstered chair for $840! This place is open by appointment only or join their Facebook group to find out some open warehouse hours. Such an amazing gem. I'll be back often I'm sure!

My friend and I decided to make a day out of exploring Clintonville and this antique shop was right…read morein the middle of our stops, so we just had to go in and poke around. They have a great collection of large furniture from the early 1900s, along with so many really old bikes, and chairs too. While the smaller items aren't quite as abundant, I was really stoked to see an old pottery piece. I knew it was made in Zanesville just by looking at it (my home town), but I was so pleased to learn that it really was by checking the stamp underneath. Overall, this place has a great selection of curated antiques. If you're looking for something specifically early 1900s or maybe just some old chairs to jazz up, definitely check in here. P.S. Social distancing, hand sanitizer, and masks were all enforced.

When visiting Euro Classics Furniture in Clintonville expect two things: the best selection of Arts…read more& Crafts-style furniture in the city and very high prices. Maybe I'm just naive, but I was blown away by the prices of this furniture. I loved the look of a particular desk near the front of the store. I expected it to be pricey -- maybe a $1000-1500 bucks. Maybe two grand at the most. Then I looked at the price tag. I won't mention here what it cost. Let's just say that it was significantly more than my meager estimate. If you're looking for some ultra-high-end Mission/Arts & Crafts furniture, check out Euro Classics. The owner, Pedro, is extremely friendly and willing to show you around the multiple rooms of goods.