This place is very dishonest , I spent all afternoon negotiating a deal, we were going to buy a…read moredrop desk, a writing desk and a swirl chair. He came to an agreement at 975 for all three and even shook hands for the deal. He insisted I pay cash for all items and I went to the ATM to pickup the cash. After I came back he said he will not do the deal any more. I was shocked at the way business is done at this store.

What a gem we found traveling through Michigan! Such a great little town and this shop had so many…read morefun items to peruse. And for those of you into pieces with more grit and a story to them - beautiful antiques. I ended up buying a few things for myself, a birthday, and "future" gifts to hold on to for those last minute occasions.

This is a secret.... You can get really rad stuff here. I say stuff, because I bought awesome 70's…read morewallpaper, retro purses and my boyfriend picked up a sweater Bill Cosby would have been proud of. I wish Chicago thrift stores were more like this.

With your donations it really helps people unlike some other national "thrift" stores that jack up…read moretheir prices and profits go to a CEO.

Love the prices and they always have new items in stock so highly recommend checking them out. Jen…read moreis amazing and always friendly service.

As the name suggests this place is for packrats. If it was a house, it would be identified as a…read morehoarder situation. This place is packed I mean PACKED with stuff. I love stores packed with stuff but I didn't love this store. The aisles are so small that you really can't walk through them safely without worrying you're going to knock something on the floor. Example, the aisles with the dishes, hard to access the bottom shelf because there is minimal room to bend down. And if I did try to bend down, I know I'm knocking something on the floor. The prices seemed reasonable and the organization was good-like items in the same spots. Too hard to safely navigate lose this place two stars. If there was an emergency situation inside, there is no way people are safely getting out.

What a wonderful spot off the beaten path! Michigan is full of hidden, and not so hidden gems, and…read morethis is one of them. I love the location itself as it is in the country yet still close to small towns. The rustic look from the moment you pull in is so intriguing, welcoming, and tantalizing. The family went on an impromptu mini road trip and I decided to check out the antique shops out here since we were already in the area. We were greeted by a friendly gentlemen at the front desk. From the moment you walk in it is so welcoming. Their sign saying "bigger than it looks" is so true! We could've spent most of the day in here. There was so much to choose from the place had a little bit of everything and I had to go home with SOMETHING. The shop has many booths for different vendors so it was cool to know my money was going to someone local. I will say it is pretty cramped in there so that's one thing to keep in mind. Although definitely look in all the nooks and crannies! Never know what you may find. Overall though I loved our experience here!

This place was awesome. Every inch and corner of this store had amazing antiques.the older…read moregentleman working was friendly and kind. The store is definitely bigger than in looks from the outside. We're going to have to go back again because there is so much stuff to check out . I'm not an expert on antiques but some things were expensive and some were fair. Just depends on the item. My family had a great time walking through the store and looking at everything. We did buy a couple things that were pretty cool . We will go again .

Very friendly and helpful, there was large selection to choose from, from shoes to Vintage items…read moretoys you name it. The prices was reasonable and I will definitely be back.

I love this place! One side is old tools, appliances and…read morerusty tools. It's not that cool. Then, you go to the other side, and its a pop culture hoarders dream. I happen to be one such collector, so for me it was heaven. I'm not going to tell you what they had there. Honestly, I don't want you going out there and buying all the good stuff before I can. But I do have a couple of hints for you: Cash is best to use. There is a $15 min. for credit cards. The vendors are SO nice and are very willing to negotiate prices with you. Although, the stuff I found was priced so reasonably, I didn't feel the need to haggle at all. The vendors all know each other and will show you another booth if they know of something you're looking for. It's totally worth the drive into "the country" to spend a few hours looking around at all the cool stuff they have.

A couple of the vendors are really nice. The lady that manages the place and has a spot there is…read morenot. I've gone to this place many times and usually wait at the front door until it opens. Recently I had to use the restroom in the back and when I came out the back door was open, I checked my watch which said 9:57 so figured it was ok to go in. A friend has a booth there right by the back door so I stood right there maybe 25 feet inside door and talked to him while they opened the front door. I made a purchase and was leaving when this lady chased me down and told me that they dont open untill 10. "Dont come in earlier". Wow! I'll still buy stuff from my friend but that's it. If I didn't know someone there I'd never go back.

I just love going in and walking around and seeing alllll the things that they have. Such a variety…read moreof antiques, crafts, jewelry and trading cards. The best part is there is always something new. Love, Love, love.