I actually stumbled across this little shop after taking a wrong turn on my way to River Rat…read moreFloating, and I'm glad I did. The building is old and a bit rickety, but it has a charming, rustic character that fits the area. There was a nice variety of unique items to browse, and I ended up purchasing one thing that caught my eye. That said, I did feel that many of the prices were higher than I expected. However, considering it's located in a popular tourist destination, that's not entirely surprising. Even if you don't plan to buy much, it's still a fun place to stop, look around, and enjoy the atmosphere.

She had everything you could possibly imagine and the prices were very fair. A customer offered her…read moresomething a bit less and she promptly called the owner who agreed. Service here is impeccable. We had so much fun and I found an antique item that I had been searching for over three years!

I was here a few weeks ago and loved this place. It's my favorite our o all the junktique shops on…read morethat main road. They have a little bit of everything. Vintage Easy Rider, MAD magazines, old records, toys, lighters, glass, pins, etc. It's not one of those super expensive glass/china places. Very comfortable. The couple that were working there were super friendly.

This store has reopened as The Village Antique Mall. Awesome people great prices. Everyone is so…read morehelpful and friendly. Very dog friendly, even provide blankets for the dog to lie on in the shopping carts. Love the store!

I enjoyed my time here although there's clearly no theme, these vendors are inventorying anything…read moreand everything they can get their hands on. This place really gave me a thrift store feeling which I'm not a big fan of but as thrifts stores go there are some interesting pieces here if you take the time to look in great detail. I didn't find any treasures I couldn't live without so I left empty handed which was more about the selection and had nothing to do with pricing - if I was one collecting pez dispensers, salt and pepper shaker and nic nacs it probably would of turned out differently and although it wasn't exactly what I was hoping it would be it's likely I'd return if in the area...

Skip it if you can. Two stories and not Much to see…read more Costume jewelry, Christmas items, and old clothing. That brings us to the one redeeming quality/ star. One vender has a ton of old hats. I had been looking for one to ware to an event and wish I knew of this store for that. Again, it's two floors and we walked through in less than ten minutes.

Beautiful store with lots of beautiful old antiques in great condition. I purchased a hat pin and…read morehat pin holder from them at a reasonable price and they are very difficult to find. I highly recommend this store!

It's difficult to pass this place, the view from the highway says it all - if you're intrigued by…read morethese roadside treasure troves you'll definitely be drawn in. The first order of business when you pull up to park is to set the parking brake, the drive is quite steep and the parking spaces are as well. I did the tour of the front porch first, it's filled with old and worn objects from many decades there are some cool pieces but like others have said very few items seen reasonably priced. I don't expect these types of shops to be bargain basement thrift store prices and actually I like the negotiation part of this hobby. I'm an avid collector of a few different things but I'm also very picky when it comes to condition and authenticity and I'm fine with paying the fair market values if the piece meets the criteria. I spent a considerable amount of time in here, there's lots of inventory and although most of the pieces are displayed in plain view there are some hidden gems that require a little more work and as you'd expect not everything is priced, I usually dismiss these pieces unless I'm extremely interested in them and usually am very happy the prices are missing because it's doubtful the person at the counter can set the price and they need to make a phone call to the owner - offsite owners usually offer discounts and listen to counter offers and this only take a few minutes in most cases. I'd stop in here again although the inventory probably doesn't turn because of the prices...

I decided to check the place out and glad I did. I found some nice items for my own home. They have…read moretimeless items that may work well with your own home decor. If you're passing by it's worth checking out what they have. The lady at the counter was playing Barbara Streisand so that was a nice addition to my shopping experience.

This is a nice antique shop that has many different dealers with many different types of antiques…read more The parking is way behind the building and plentiful. You will need about two hours to look around and you might find something neat.

I like this place. It is quaint and I like the inclusion of the Amish food store as well. There is…read morenot a whole lot to choose from, but it is nice. The people are pretty friendly who work there as well.

Sometimes I find that I have to put myself in check when reviewing places that really aren't my…read morething but the big picture is that they really provide something positive for someone besides myself. This shop with a few exceptions is not my thing, my tunnel vision focus had me walking the aisles looking for things I like or things that I collection, sure I stop and enjoy some interesting items and they make me remember things from my past and they make me smile but they aren't things I'd buy. This shop's staff was very friendly and constantly adjusting and straightening the items displayed, I don't know if this was out of boredom or their way of keeping an eye on their investment - there are thousands of smalls here, lots of souvenirs and trinkets as there should be, this is a mega-tourist area and these types shops are necessary. I didn't see it during my visit here but I can imagine the joy and smiles this place gives to the kids that enter looking for that special keychain or refrigerator magnet that will be part of the memories from their family vacation - it's important that they have access to those things. I didn't make a purchase here, although there were a few items of interest and I liked the fact there were a few televisions playing videos of sights of interest in the surrounding area, these were displayed in the mist of crafts that are associated with what was being broadcasted (genius marketing). This place is located in the heart of it all off the main drag through town, there's so much to see and do here...

We got married at Ely's Mill on April 4, 2026. The venue was just what I have always dreamed of for…read morea private and romantic outdoor wedding. It was an amazing experience. Ruth was extremely helpful throughout the process. We stayed in the Millside Cabin on the property for two nights. All of our vendors were able to park and set up early for the ceremony and take photos and video on site. I highly recommend Ely's Mill for a wedding venue! *Photography by Wanderlust Elopements

A cute little stop on the way to Roaring Forks. Lots of great gifts in the store as well as some…read moresavory snacks and cold drinks. Learned about George the owners dog, he looked like a cutie!

Nice selection, staff was helpful and friendly. Everything was well organized. Lot's to see.read more

This thrift store is kind of tucked away...it is run by hospital volunteers,and they are sweet…read morepeople...The store is clean...and fairly priced...fun to go look for finds...and gab... They wash all clothing coming in!!!