No mater what I'm looking for, I can find it at Stop and Shop Flea Market. Great place to find one…read moreof a kind gifts and everyday necessities. That's why I now have a booth at the Stop and Shop. Swing by and visit our booth number 7980 for that extra something for yourself or someone you love. God bless.

Stopped there expecting some vintage and antiques...nope. It was mostly flea market/ thrift store…read morecrap. If you are looking for dolls, CDs, used clothing, etc. this shop is for you.

This has become my favorite antique store to shop in. Some dealers are high but most are reasonable…read moreand I have found many really good buys here. I have NEVER left without buying several things, sometimes many things. Fun to look through.

The store is great. But don't plan on bringing your service dog in. Our Annabelle barked when she…read morefirst got in the store and I immediately put a bark collar on her. We weren't even in the store 15 minutes and we were approached by one of the workers. Grilling us about our dogs and asking what condition is your service dog for. First of all it isn't any business to know a medical condition of a person. Second of all her other excuse was that our dogs were jumping on things. They are 12 pound cavapoos. I understand places have policies, but there was a better way of going about it. Definitely made the experience not welcoming one bit and we will not be back. We go to MANY antique stores and have never felt so unwelcomed. If you don't want dogs period. Then you need to just state it. Nothing was on the outside of the establishment before we entered. Do better.

First time visiting with family in town. E found two Oz…read morebooks that were $8 each. Both were very good condition vintage books! K found a vintage travel bag, shaped between a cube and a rectangle, for her art supplies she carries to school-- in good condition for $24. I found a piece of Franciscan pottery, the "Spice" platter for $22. I found the same on eBay for $25. Great vibe, the people there are friendly and easy to chat with. The feeling was a comfortable, hometown chill.

While this place is huge and advertised as an antique mall, it's really more of a flea market. We…read morewere disappointed in all the "junk".

There is a great variety for all types of collectors or weekend antique hunts. The price for stuff…read moreis very fair and the owners are some of the nicest people. Absolutely would recommend for anyone to stop and say hello! Yes... THEY ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS!

What an absolutely fabulous find in the middle of nowhere, Smithton, MO! I was working at the…read moreschool on the Thursday before they opened on 3/11, but the door was open so I popped in. The owners were very friendly and had pity on me, allowing me to take a quick walk around to see what they had inside. The lady at the register told me that they had been closed the past few months (as many small businesses are here in the winter) and had just reopened. She told me that she was dusting and getting things in order. For the record, this is one of THE cleanest, well organized, laid out vintage, antique stores you will ever visit. I have posted many pics of what I saw on Saturday but please be aware, if you see something, you MUST buy it on the spot. If you don't, I can almost promise you it won't be there next time. They have a nice mixture of antiques, vintage, new, collectible and locally made handicrafts. You can use credit cards (YAY!!) and here's the best part, the prices are very reasonable....so much so that I thought there were typos on the little tags on the pieces I bought. Many times, shops like these gouge customers on prices and they can be unreasonably high, not so here. I try and stop at all the little shops that I see in my daily travels. I travel for work all over Mid-Missouri, and this is one of the top 3 I've stopped at. The other one is in Osage Beach: https://www.yelp.com/biz/hope-house-thrift-store-and-food-pantry-lake-ozark Please stop and give these nice people your business, you won't be disappointed and I would bet you find something really nice to take home.

We love Arrow Rock Antiques and Mercantile. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. She has…read morea great selection of seasonal and home decor. We always find a great treasure to purchase. We've purchased piggy banks, jewelry, Halloween witches, Christmas Santa's, artwork and various other great items. This is the best shop in Arrow Rock.

Love Arrow Rock Mercantile. Wonderful customer service, unique items, excellent prices. Every…read moretime I am in the area I make a point to stop by and shop

Buygones antique store offers a variety of items, antique and vintage furniture, collectibles and…read morekeepsakes, unique pottery, gift cards, boutique, clothing, postcards etc please visit at 424 East Morgan St., Boonville, MO Closed Sunday Monday Open:Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday 10 AM to 4:30 PM We were welcome as we walked in and told if we needed any help on any of the items please to let her know. The value for the items that were for sale I feel like was a reasonable price.

From the owner: Come in, spend some time browsing our shop, and meet Boonville's "newest" building on the National…read moreRegister of Historic Places: the 1843 Campbell residence. We offer old things, new things, sweet things, too!

Thank you Aloma's Antiques! Scored the most amazing set of…read moretwo retro lounge chairs at one of your estate sales. So much great stuff all with fantastic prices!

I used Aloma's Antiques after my mom pasted for an estate sale. She really knows what she is doing…read moreand made the process so easy for me. I would not hesitate to use her service again. She is thoughtful, knowledgable and fair priced. Thank you so much Aloma.

Lovely surprise in downtown Eldon which for the most part, looks like a ghost town. The owner, Mr…read more Brumley was friendly, professional and very welcoming. I think this is called an "antique mall" because there are several smaller booths within this building. Not overwhelming large as antique stores are. It is spotlessly clean, well organized, easy to get around and it even smells good. The booths gave the typical chotskys that many people consider "antiquey" and charge outrageous prices for, but the real treasures are in the glass cases and around the register. Mr. Brumley told us that he started repairing clocks way back when but that it was a lost art these days. He has some amazing pieces of glass, coins, china, old weapons and of course, clocks. This is a must see, place to visit when you drive through Eldon.

Well organized and clean antiques. Several booths include clocks, good selection of toys, books and…read morecollectibles. Some Missouri artifacts. Worth the drive.

There was so much to look at, multiple floors!! Definitely more of antique shop and pricing…read morereflects that with it's different vendors but it was okay

A pure gem. Loved…read morecoming here and could have easily spent another hour just looking. Their vintage selection is incredible and so are their prices. I have been to many of these types of stores throughout the country and most are ridiculously overpriced. This place is not only affordable but their collections throughout the store are pretty rad. I ended up buying some very cool Montecello vintage hand towels from the 1960s and a pair of steampunk sunglasses. There is something for everyone here.

What sn absolute gem in rural Missouri. I was yearning for chicken fried steak and chanced on this…read moregem. The owner was great, and even offered us some fried green tomatoes from the buffet. The steak was as it should taste, and just the way I remembered from my time in Texas. Please come patronize this place - honest American small business.

Home cooking, friendly environment, small town, atmosphere with Sunday brunch buffet.read more