What a whimsical and fun place to shop. The people who run the place are extremely friendly and…read morealways willing to make a deal. It feels like a bunch of garage sales put together indoors. There are antiques, whimsical items, and unique treasures moved in with a bunch of junk that I'm sure somebody would want. We made out with several things for dirt cheap. I would recommend checking this place out if you ever find yourself in Perry Oklahoma.

First off, this place is amazing! If you like old antiques or knickknacks, then this is the place…read moreto be. The people there are very nice and friendly. They usually always greet you with a smile or a hello. They have great service and can help you with whatever you may need. Honestly amazing! 10/10 would definitely go back. ;)

From the owner: Over 20 vendors with unique local talent. Vintage repurposed furniture, home decor & more. read more

Upscale, beautiful furniture and antique items you won't be able to find anywhere else in town. As…read moresomeone trying to make the switch between university dorm room particle-board crap to real sturdy solid wood pieces you don't have to assemble with an Allen wrench, this place is heaven. I just love wondering around this store, because their inventory changes constantly. This lovely shop is well organized, so you can walk around without getting that claustrophobic bull-in-a-china-shop feeling that one experiences at most second hand and antique shops. No musty smell of moth balls and dust is a very nice touch as well. They have the nicest furniture in town by far. The owners are so sweet and such a pleasure to do business with. If you let them know you are looking for a specific item, they will keep you updated when they have a new piece in that meets your requirements. The owner helped me find an amazing coffee table this way. In conclusion, great local businesses that provides a fantastic selection of furniture and other antique goods. My go-to in Enid for furniture.

I've been haunting antique stores since I was nine, when my step father came into my life. He had a…read morelove for fine craftsmanship and just felt that the older things were made better, I tend to agree. When you look at modern furniture constructions with its particle board and plastic laminates, it's easy to see why in several years it's falling apart and looks rough. Yet when you look at the solid wood and made to last construction of antiques you see something that proves its worth just by its age and serviceability. As the saying goes buy quality so you only pay once and cry once, rather than buying modern often. I shop at Broadway Exchange for several reasons. The owners are very knowledgeable about the pieces they offer. The selection is varied and there is a level of turn over so you're not looking at the same stuff all the time. Their prices are good and when compared nationally they are fantastic. The owners are genuinely great people that care about the community and Enid as a whole. Drop in and give their inventory a look around, you'll like what you see. Also they are great at finding pieces that you're looking for.

I've loved this place for years, and I'm glad to see it's still going strong. It's definitely not…read moreyour "pristine" thrifting spot, but it's full to bursting with all sorts of things. It's the type of place you come when you have time and energy to browse and dig and discover, like grandma's attic and grandpa's workshop mixed with an assortment of beautiful bits and fun oddities. You never know what you'll find. As for the review mentioning restrooms, I didn't need one this time, but they've had one in the past. Perhaps things are different now, but there's a bookstore next door and a coffee shop just beyond that, so restrooms aren't hard to find. Something to note: there is a store cat. Very friendly, but worth mentioning for anyone with allergies.

Overpriced and inconsiderate…read more They have a lot of vendors, but almost everyone is 2-3x the cost of any antique store in OK. Books range from a couple bucks to randomly costing $40+. The staff is totally out of it. The place is pretty dirty, with no clear cleaning or organization. There is no public restroom. The place is 3 stories tall with a couple dozen rooms packed from floor to ceiling. Not only is there no restroom here, there's none for blocks. You ask the staff and they just shrug at you. I just can't recommend them. TL;DR: Not good. No restrooms.

Uniquely Stillwater. Awesome friendly staff and a lot of custom one of a kind knick knacks for the…read morepoke fan in your life.

great deals and some rare finds.read more

Absolutely sick about the way my family and I were treated here today…read more My daughters, 9 and 11, love going to this store to antique shop every time we come into town to visit my mom. Today, I took off work early to make sure I took them to all the shops on Grand. Our last stop was here. After shopping for almost two hours, the 3 year old was wanting out of his stroller to stretch, and we always have trouble with the elevator anyway, so I let him out. I know my kid, and I told him not to touch, just look. He and I were in the 1st floor smelling candles when he decided to start upstairs. My two daughters and mother were up there so I grabbed the last candle I wanted and headed up. Before I could make it to the top of the stairs, some woman working started YELLING for someone to come get their kid. I said "I'm his mom I got him" she continued to raise her voice and lecture me about letting him walk around until I finally raised mine back and asked her to calm down. I then put my son back In His stroller and waited while my mother checked out. I had 4 candles already on the check out counter, that my daughters had picked out, and I said I would no longer like to buy them because if the way I was just treated. I explained that I was not just letting my toddler run in a store, he had just walked off and I was headed to get him. She cut me off, continued to be rude and told me I needed to put my stuff back where I got it I told her she was very unprofessional when all she had to do was express that my toddler made her nervous in the shop and I would have put him back in his stroller and bought the candles. But since she yelled and lectured me for no reason, I didn't feel like I owed her anything. Best part- as we're walking out she yells "don't ever bring your kids in my shop again" My kids did NOTHING wrong. This woman, older with shorter brown hair, made my 9 year old cry because it's her favorite place to go and she thinks she's no longer allowed in there. Me and my kids deserve an apology. All we have ever done is support the local shops in this town, that one in particular, and it was very disheartening. Shame on that "adult" for the way she treated us...

Set inside an old historic, downtown building, three stories are FULL of all things wonderful. Take…read moreyour time..come back again and again; there's just too much to see the first time around.

We recently stopped here while spending a day Antiquing! This place was awesome, it had a great…read moreselection & the workers were super kind & caring, great prices too! We will definitely be back!!

Boy was I ever glad that we decided to shop downtown Guthrie! What an awesome antiquing…read moreexperience! Above the Rest had a great selection of reasonably priced items. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

Copper Penny is always decorated so festively for the holiday season! It never looks like a…read moremish-mash of randomness and strange smells that we all fear from an antique store. Everything is grouped and organized, though the layout forces you to explore and stay a while. All 3 floors! There is jewelry, women's clothing, and accessories, as well as manly man products. I love the high end soaps. They always make great gifts. If you come at lunch time, you can also grab a bite in the Backroom Cafe, but that's another review!

Great diverse place with a variety of items. Spent 30 min plus just visiting w owner. Super nice!read more