What a great find in historic downtown Bellefonte PA. The great Mish Mosh (which has a great name…read moreto begin with) is an awesome antique/thrift store that offers many different items. The store is broken up by two floors and both offer some very unique items. I was really impressed by the first floors selection of furniture for such an inexpensive price. They also offer a large selection of vinyl on both floors. Overall this is a great place to check out while in Bellefonte that offers really cool items at great prices!

I love MishMosh! I have found so many amazing pieces here. You have to go often so you can be sure…read moreto see all of the new items that Brian finds and vendors add. It's truly the best collection of antiques, vintage and upcycled items. The shop is in an historic building adding to the charm. Be sure to go upstairs! If you have a special request, just ask Brian --he'll find it! You'll love Mish Mosh. There are gems throughout. Some times I go just to reminisce but usually I end up buying something. I normally repurpose or upcycle items I find here. My house is full of MishMosh from MishMosh!

Don't be deceived by the small window-front of Plaza Centre - there is no way of knowing the size…read moreof Plaza Centre without stepping inside. It's a perfect place to browse on a rainy or snowy day. Even if you don't buy anything, I guarantee you'll say "Hey! I had one of these as a kid!" or "My grandmother had something just like this!" Plaza Centre is like a HUGE indoor mini-mall of antiques. The business is located in a former theater. Imagine taking all the seats out of a large stage theater and replacing them with consignment booths along both walls and down the middle of the floor, and you have Plaza Center - and that's just the first floor! This place is enormous, so give yourself *at least* an hour to browse. There is a second floor above the main theater floor, nearly as large, and additionally they have taken up space in the next-door building - also two floors. Plaza Centre is a consignment antique center, so different sections have goods from different vendors. There is one register, and your items are tagged with the initials of the vendor, so they can keep track of whose items you're purchasing at check-out. Prices are all over the place; there is really no telling what you'll find or how much it will cost. Most things are priced reasonably or cheaply, but there are some real and expensive gems amongst the visual clutter, including furs, glass, coins, tons of furniture, and thousands of collectibles. I'm not sure whether it's possible to call there if you're looking for something specific, given the variety and the constant turnover of each vendor's items. Perhaps they do have a store inventory list...I'll try to remember to ask next time I'm there. Just when you think you've seen everything on the theater side of Plaza Center, it's time to walk through to next-door. The adjacent building to the theater holds antiques as well, but also candles, clothing, country crafts, textiles and books. It's a little more crowded but still not something you should miss. The other fun part of Plaza Center is the historical items displayed but not for sale. In the main entrance-way, old movie posters, playbooks and photographs of the original theater are displayed. Near the front stage (which was not taken out when the building was occupied), there is an enormous weaving loom that I believe is fully functional. Upstairs, there are display cases with Bellefonte historical items, coins, albums and other pieces. The center of the upstairs also has a little water-feature display, (which always seemed an odd place for a water feature, but it's neat!). Other than all of this, the ambiance of Plaza Centre is what makes me go back there regularly. Unlike other antique shops, you know you can afford something here, and you don't feel like you're about to knock over an expensive crystal vase at every narrow turn. There is plenty of room to see things without maneuvering around too much clutter, and you don't feel like you're being watched by a nervous store-owner who wonders if you can even afford what he has to sell. It's definitely an antique store for the masses! Bellefonte has a special little secret in Plaza Centre,

This is such a unique place! Seems to defy physics, the floor is on an incline because it was an…read moreold theater, but somehow the cabinets holding the antiques are precariously propped up, and everything wobbles as you walk through, but amazingly it seems like nothing falls over! Lots of little hidden rooms and spaces, it's like walking through a treasure hunt! I visit here whenever I'm in the area!

I've passed by Antiques at Apple Hill so many times as an alumni and student but finally stopped in…read morethe other day on my "before I go home" loop. This place has a lot of cool stuff internally (and obviously a great Penn State collectibles section) but on par with most stores that categorize themselves as "antique" it's a little bit on the pricier side, versus a thrift or second hand store (but that's because of the overall curation process, versus just regular donation).

The owners are very nice, the inside is pretty big and there's lots of different booths. There's an…read moreupstairs to explore as well

The size and magnitude of this antique mall is a bit overwhelming so take your time and be prepared…read moreto have a lot to look at. There is an upstairs and a downstairs with booths filled and well presented on both. These prices are not thrift shop prices, but well curated vintage items that are worth a look if nothing else. The staff are super friendly and they take visa, Mastercard, discover and am ex. Lastly, there is a huge parking lot to accommodate everyone.

Well, it's a great building. I adjusted my keys in my pocket and I think one of the employees…read morethough I stole, she was trailing me everywhere for my time browsing.....Check the god*amn cameras before you do something like that. Why would I return?? This is a place where some of the vendors are out of their minds, you can tell they look at the highest priced listing on eBay and go off that, they aren't looking at the sold listings. Some vendors are great tho The staff also should tell some vendors to clean up their walkways. There's a difference between being a real seller and using your booth to hoard BS that is just in piles, nobody is looking through that

If you do not have a couple hours to spend here come on a day when you do. There is so much to see…read morein this 3 story building. There is a main floor, a downstairs and an upstairs. We stayed on the main floor (not enough time) so there could be even more floors, who knows. Staff were wearing masks, no sanitizing in between people or the pens we used to sign but there is hand sanitizer at the pick up counter. There are public restrooms on the main floor. Many vendor booths with actual antiques, memorabilia, vintage jewelry, kitchenware, tools, comic books, records, train stuff (lots of O scale) - definitely something for everyone. There was also a room of cases and cases in other spots too. We bought several comic books, a vintage pin, a Hess truck, an HO train car, a book (100 yrs old) and a few other things. We definitely needed more time and will be back.

This is a huge space filled with an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique. It is set up booth…read morestyle. It is a bit crowded in spots. There is a lot of merchandise! Employees are helpful. There are clean bathrooms available.

Customers seeking to sell estate items beware! Though they advertise to assist with estates,…read morenursing home situations and moving. The only service I received was removal of all valuable items from my mother's home. No payment ever received despite multiple requests and acknowledgement that they sold a Harley Davidson from the estate.

Loves old antique furniture pictures history will keeping returning till then get everything…read moresatisfied with what we have completed for what we come for

Lots of affordable furniture on the first floor. Second floor has a big selection of housewares…read more Very clean and displayed so nicely (those things seemed a big overpriced).

There is a lot of cool finds for very reasonable prices, I got a set of plates there in great…read morecondition for $7 and all the volunteers are so friendly and ready to help

I really enjoyed exploring the various floors of this antique shop, but I got to say that the lack…read moreof AC on the top floor was pretty uncomfortable. I mean, pretty much everything on the top floor is just furniture anyways, and unless this is sort of thing are you looking for then you probably aren't going to spend a lot of time with their anyways. It was a really good selection in variety of antiques and just general junk that people had to sell in each of their booths. Which means the prices vary all over the store. It's definitely worth stopping in and taking a look around if you have some time to waste! Or if you're super into antiques!

Four floors of antique-y goodness!…read more This co-op features the holdings of many dealers and a wide variety of merchandise/prices. Much of the fare is characteristic of what one might expect from a typical antique co-op. The furniture and ephemera (paper) available are the standouts. While haggling may not be encouraged, I have found it to be effective. In short, there may not always be "something for everyone," but there always seems to be something for me. If passing through this is definitely worth the drive from the Interstate 80 Clearfield exit .

As Gingersnap G. noted, the Cove Antique Barn is only open on Sundays. Other days are by chance…read moreonly. In addition to the barn itself, there is a smaller flea market set up outside. Our favorite part was a chicken vending machine on the 2nd floor that dispenses plastic easter eggs. There is a *huge* amount of things to stroll & browse through. My personal favorites like: washboards, pottery, cigar boxes, money bags (from long defunct local banks). 30 years of back issues of Penna Game News. Coke merchandise, jewelry, tshirts, records, etc. All sorts of bizarre and strange things, that would make Mike & Frank from American Pickers proud! If I could hashtag this flea market it would simply be #rando. Worth a stop if your in the area, ample parking, paid cash.

Very cute, expansive antique shop. We're always looking for new places to go antiquing and this was…read morea good one!

Fabulous shop to explore and "pick". No matter what you are searching for-true antiques to…read morerepurposing unique junk- you are sure to find it here! The owner, Barb, is knowledgable and super friendly! Dont forget to check-out the bargain basement in the summertime where you'll find the perfect treasures for your yard or up-cycling project. Keys, doors, shutters, vintage clothing, suitcases, china, furniture, trunks, books... You name it!