Antiques in Hopkins, MN

“Highly recommend the Pink Elephant. There are quite a few Vintage & Antique shops in Hopkins, but this is by far the best. Like other Yelpers have mentioned, super friendly and helpful staff. We were looking for vintage glassware for our bar and they pointed us in the right direction. They even offered to keep an eye out when new glassware items come in. Great place!”

“I stopped in to Antiques on Mainstreet to find specific items to use for shelf decorations, like old books. It's always tough going in to an antique shop with specific needs as you never know what you'll find. Anyway, the store is two levels and set up with individual stalls for each vendor. The basement has a large collection of books but unfortunately they were a bit high for me (although totally fair priced). Good variety of items although it felt like at the moment, they had less decor and more collectibles, broadly speaking. The workers were all nice and offered to let me put my items down while I shopped. Definitely a place to stop by if you're on the hunt for antiques or just enjoy browsing!”

“Such a cute place! One of my favorite antique malls in Minnesota! Always seem to find a treasure or two every time I stop by! The staff is friendly and very helpful.”

“Overall, I do like the selection of antiques, particularly furniture, at this store. Unfortunately, I do find the prices to be a bit high, but a few vendors have prices more in line with what the average antique enthusiast might hope to find. I stopped in the store on January 20, 2024, and purchased a rare vintage children's book from 1950. The book was in near perfect condition, but the vendor had placed a price sticker on the front cover, which left damage when I worked to remove it. This is a typical outcome when vendors are not conscientious of where/how they price vintage printed materials. As such, I will always give less than 5 stars to stores that do not have policies in place that serve to minimize damage to antiques. Dealers who specialize in rare or vintage books never place price stickers on a book. I hope more antique dealers, and particularly the business where they set up booths, pick up on this practice and stop placing adhesive price tags on printed materials. They always damage these irreplaceable items.”