Merchant Square

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Ashley Millerüber Google

vor 3 Monaten

Merchant Square Antique Marketplace is an absolute gem for anyone who loves hunting for unique vintage treasures, from fascinating antique furniture and retro décor to quirky collectibles and nostalgic memorabilia, there’s truly something for everyone tucked into its sprawling vendor booths. The atmosphere is welcoming and nostalgic, the staff and vendors are friendly and helpful, and I’ve always found the variety impressive enough to spend hours browsing without running out of cool finds. Whether you’re searching for classic décor pieces, rare vinyl, or conversation-starting vintage items, this marketplace delivers an exciting, treasure-filled experience that’s well worth the visit.

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Evyn Lennonüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

hands down the best place to find anything EVER. i buy gifts for friends here often. i come here almost every other week and it never gets old. so many vendors and the staff are amazing. i cant emphasize enough how wonderful this place is. there is jewelry, sewing materials, trinkets, and so much more. the personalized booths and individual vendors make the experience feel so welcoming.

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Marissa Marksüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

This place is an absolute goldmine! I came here as a last-ditch effort to find vintage ashtrays after having no luck elsewhere, and I was shocked by the selection. You could spend hours here and still not see everything they have to offer. Be prepared for a crowd, though. The checkout lines were long (wrapping through the aisles), and the parking lot was a nightmare. It would be great if they had someone monitoring the lot to prevent people from double-parking. Aside from the chaos outside, the store itself is fantastic.

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Billy Beraneküber Google

vor 7 Monaten

We went to check out jewelry and other items. Prices were really high. Some of the automotive items were priced 3 times higher than I can buy from Amazon. A lot of great things just out of my price range.

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BCüber Google

vor 9 Monaten

I stumbled across this huge antique store, the kind that feels more like a vintage village than a shop. It’s packed with vendor stalls, each one bursting with its own personality and style. The place just keeps going and going, with rows of collectibles, kitchenware, records, retro furniture, quirky signs, and so many other treasures. You think you’ll only stay for a few minutes, and the next thing you know, hours have passed and you’re still exploring. I ended up finding a beautiful set of retro canisters that made the trip completely worth it. I was really hoping to find some with a mushroom design, but no luck this time. Still, the ones I picked up have that perfect seventies charm with warm colors and bold lettering, and they only cost forty dollars for the full set. Not bad at all. One of the most striking things about the store was the amount of vintage blown glass vases. They were everywhere, in every shape and color you can think of. Some stalls displayed entire collections, and when the light hit them just right, it felt like looking at glass rainbows. And apparently, there is an entire other section outside and even another building. I barely made a dent. I’m already planning to go back.