“This place is outstanding for service and selection anything you need for jewelry and repairs Barry and his wife are wonderful you have a customer for life thank you sincerely Bill and Linda Wagner”
“I really enjoy coming here. My husband and I come here semi-regularly and have also brought friends in before. I always leave with something or at least WANT to leave with something. It’s also a great way to kill time, there’s a lot to look at. The owner is very friendly as well.”
“Babcock Trading Co. is one of North hills’ premier antique shops! Always a fun adventure there, with cool pieces of all sizes. With Vince & MaryBeth at the helm, you’re in good hands to find what you’re looking for!
~Twig & Berry”
11AM - 7PM
1105 Mt Royal Blvd, Pittsburgh
Antiques
“This store is incredible, the staff are great, and everywhere you look in here you see something you want to buy! Neca, Super 7, DC, Marvel, they have it all, and you will be rewarded for digging around in bins and shuffling through their huge aisle of carded vintage figs. Absolutely one of the best comics and collectible shops in Pittsburgh!”
“I recently had the pleasure of visiting this antique/vintage store and was thoroughly impressed. The items were meticulously organized, making it easy to browse and discover unique treasures. The owner's warm hospitality added to the enjoyable experience. I highly recommend a visit and look forward to returning.”
“I was looking for last minute stocking stuffers and found exactly what I was looking for...From handmade soaps in amazing scents to natural lip balms...to vintage jewelry and an array of right in your price range unique antiques. Do yourself a favor and stop by you wont be disappointed!”
“My favorite little gem of a shop in the area! Terry the owner is always friendly and serves up a different treasure everytime I visit. Deals galore and unique finds. If you love vintage jewelry or decor this shop is A Must Visit!!!!”
“I loved working with Diane and Jordan. They made the refinishing process so simple. This is a very important old family piece and I felt trusting of Santom immediately. They did a great job helping me accomplish my goal of bringing this old family chair back to life.”
“The gentleman at Pittsburgh Plating was very helpful when we brought our very old compote in for advice. We wondered if it would make sense to have it re-plated. He knew everything about the process and took the time to let us know what's involved. His advice was to enjoy it as is, so that's what we'll do. Highly recommend this place!”
“Jim at the main counter was just as sweet as can be! The owner, I’m blanking on his name, was SO helpful. I wanted to purchase a vintage ceramic Christmas tree, but didn’t know if it worked. So I asked him for some help and he went out to his car in the POURING rain and grabbed me some c batteries. The lamp worked perfectly! I bought it and will definitely be a returning customer!”
“Jim was absolutely wonderful in servicing my vehicle. He was honest and provided wonderful service! He does not accept debit/credit cards so make sure you have a check or cash. I will be going back to Boyd's for sure!”
“Large vintage shop. I felt like I could get lost in there for hours. There were so many cool things to look at and explore. I got some old matchbooks. They had clothes, kitchenware, furniture, and so much more. The man and woman at the front were very welcoming and friendly. I visited on a Saturday afternoon and it was decently busy. I definitely recommend checking this place out if you are in the area.”
“This was a very cool and overwhelming stop, the rooms are never ending with all kinds of items, and so many different floors of goods. It seems going upstairs it feels haunted. This building is very very old and looks to have stories to it. Overall it was the most interesting antique place I ever been to.”
“The owner was simply lovely and offered up a wonderful conversation on her porch. The store was clean, tidy, and prices were very reasonable. A place to visit often and a valuable asset to Evans city. See you again soon Joyce.”
“There’s a certain kind of place that doesn’t just sell things—it reflects something back at you.
Wexford General Store Antiques feels like that kind of space. You move from room to room and somewhere between the glassware, the worn books, the jewelry that’s already lived a life—you start to recognize pieces of taste, memory, or identity you forgot you had.
Nothing feels random. Each booth carries its own perspective, its own quiet curation. Refined next to eccentric. Nostalgic next to unexpected. It never clashes—it just unfolds.
And the building itself holds it all together. Floors that creak a little, light that settles in softly—it doesn’t try to recreate the past, it simply lets it exist.
You come in thinking you’re browsing. You leave realizing you were collecting something else entirely.”