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“There are a lot of things for sale here. Old things, new things, home-made/ hand crafted items, some are cheap, some are reasonable and some are expensive. Go when you have plenty of time to browse”
“This little antique store is fairly new, amazing little and big trinkets. Go by and see for yourself. Take your time look at everything I guarantee you will find something you can't live without. ?”
“So much to see. Looks small from the outside but there's a lot and I mean a lot of stuff inside. Have a wonderful stroll down memory lane. Kay's antiques is a wonderful place to come to. Oh and make sure you stop by to see the killer watchdog at the counter.”
“Huge antique mall in the joplin area! Stopped in while I've never been to joplin so this place was like a treat for me. I love antique shops.This had good prices, lots to look through and they also have a random selection of furniture that wasn't bad pricing. Affordable.I did find myself one thing I had to have that reminded me that my father-in-law has this same thing minus the lid. It was too pretty to pass up!”
“If you love antiques and vintage items you have to visit southside. The people who work here are honestly so nice. Lots of booths to visit. A great variety of items and price points.”
“I was in need of oil lamp wicks . One step into this little shop was a definite wonder of appreciation.
If you are looking for unique pieces , start here .
Not only did I leave with what I was looking for , I left with a beautiful piece of history for our home .
But , the one reason that is bringing me back , well that would be the owner . I was met with a warm welcome .
Something that has been lost in this new age of quick one stop shopping .”
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“Great guy, very friendly, had more or less exactly what I was looking for, a issued WWII era E-tool, and a field jacket liner! took a bit of work to get the E-tool unseized, but some penetrating oil fixed it right up.”