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“Largest antique mall in America. Probably one of everything you could possibly be looking for under that roof. It is somewhat of a disorganized tangle, and they are in the midst of a construction which isn't really helping. Nice Cafe pricing not as flexible as it used to be. Plenty of parking”
“Stopped in while on vacation and found the staff very friendly, a good selection and straightforward pricing. Will be stopping again the next time I'm in the area.”
“Definitely worth a stop if you’re into antique malls.
While you are unlikely to find any truly fine antiques, you have a good chance of discovering something interesting.
Lots of different vendors so prices and organization styles vary. It’s not a huge place but has a lot of variety. Probably allow two hours to comfortably see the whole store.”
“I inherited the dining room table and chairs that my grandparents received as a wedding gift about 100 years ago. All of the rushed chair seats were completely rotted out with large holes and loose straps. I took them to Higgins Chair Caning to be repaired. She re-did the rushing and all of the chairs are now beautiful and usable again! She does incredibly beautiful work. I highly recommend Higgins Chair Caning in Staunton if you need any furniture repaired! She also sells a lot of antiques as well. She is a true craftsman! And her work is very affordable. I don't have before photos to show you how they were falling apart, but here's an after photo showing her beautiful work. Thank you so much!”
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“A great place to visit if you're in the area full of a wide array of antiques, guns, memorabilia, collectibles, and comics ranging from affordable to not so affordable prices. It'll take some walking around to find something you want but it's here no doubt. Pick up a room at the quality inn nearby and you can walk in as soon as they open and easily get lost looking at everything for hours, will definitely come back next time I've got a couple thousand bucks burning a hole in my pocket and see how much old war stuff I can bring home.”