We checked out this place on the fly and very quickly realised just how much variety there was and the older staff were kind but the real gem of the place was Nora, a younger local who helped us and spoke with us at length about our stay, she absolutely elevated our experience from cautious strangers in a new town to happy travellers making a new valued friendship. She showed us around the antiques including her favourite spots. Each area is an independent seller, so there is a lot of variety. Thanks Nora!

When we come up to the Hyde Park area for spring vacation, it's one of the first places we visit. This is a charming place to spend a few hours browsing. Many items to choose from at reasonable prices.

I would certainly come back . It is a two-floor store, which showcases a vast selection of antiques, collectibles, and vintage goods, from furniture to books. The area around the mall is quite charming and home to numerous other antique shops.

My husband and I went in to the antique market today, hoping to find a nice harvest table. While there, my husband tried on an old jacket they had for sale. He had to remove his “shacket” so he could get a good try of the size. The coat was too big, and he put his shacket back on. About 10 minutes later, a woman came up to ask us how we were going to pay for the shacket he was wearing (which was his!). She assumed it was theirs, because they had one similar. PRETTY F&$@ing rude. We’ve experienced pretty cold shoulder/rude feedback from several vendors there. As a side note, we are 65, business professionals, not scrub! Not impressed with the town.

This multi-dealer shop is well-run with friendly staff and dealers offering advice scattered throughout the building. There is a variety of merchandise with some good quality fine art, jewelry, silver, and vintage clothing. Although I didn't make a super find, one might on another visit. I need to stop in more often.