JW Rileys Emporium

This antique mall goes on forever. I thought I was stopping for a quick visit but ended up spending close to an hour wondering from booth to booth. Many of the booths were set up artistically with about 80% offering actual antique or vintage items. Household goods made up the majority of the inventory, not much furniture. I didn't find what I was looking for, but saw a lot of tempting stuff. Prices were mixed, mostly high. The shop winds through several old buildings and there is also an upstairs section. I didn't see an elevator, but there may be one. The clerk was on the phone most of my visit, but was welcoming. She just let me wonder at my own pace. There is plenty of free street parking plus a lot across the street.

This is my favorite kind of antique store: Just lots of old things, kind of arranged but also kind of not, in a space with cramped aisles, no rhyme or reason to any of it. I could spend a whole afternoon here. There's lots of stuff to look at and paw through. Many antique stores have caught on to the fact that people like vintage things, and they have marked up their prices accordingly. The people at J.W. Riley's Emporium haven't gotten that memo yet, so the prices are really very good. (Shhh! Nobody send them that fax!) Of course, the prices vary by booth because each booth is rented by a different person. But overall, you can find lots of gems for low-low prices.There is an upstairs and downstairs. I didn't see an elevator, but perhaps there is one? Upstairs, there's a room that contains lots of frames and paintings, and it is the most quiet space that I've ever been to outside of a recording studio. It's kind of eerie. Just go past the creepy dolls and you'll find it.I could have left with bags and bags of things that I didn't need but really wanted. Instead, we just left with a t-shirt for one of my kids.

Great antique store w/ a plethora of stalls, deceptively large, 2 stories. You'll likely leave w/ at least one treasure!

Absolutely love this store. Very large antique shop, probably the biggest one I've been to yet. There are two floors packed with plenty of stuff look at and buy. I've spent so much time just browsing, and I never get bored, because of the many fascinating antiques. My only complaint is some of the prices can be a little high at times, and it's very dusty. Every time I'm finished looking, I always leave with my allergies agitated.

They have a very large selection for pretty cheap prices. I love old antique dolls and they have a huge section that's full of them. The shop is huge and there's little hallways full of stuff that gives off like an old kinda spooky cozy vibe. It's nice and quiet and the staff are so nice. They don't have any mask requirements but I would still wear one. You have to bring in an ID to purchase stuff but if you forget it they're super chill about it. They repair old dolls so that's super cool. I got a really nice doll and a stuffed animal and walked out only spending $22Anyways this place is great I love it

This is a really large flea market/antique shop right along US 40 in Greenfield. They have free street parking and there is a free public lot about a half block north of the store.What I noticed right away is that this place has more aisles, nooks and crannies than I had imagined. It covers the space of three connected buildings (I think) and also has an upstairs space of the center building. The checkout counter is to the right as you enter and we were greeted by the woman working that day.We did our best to keep track of all the aisles we walked down and there are multiple booths on each aisle, which leads to an odd mix of what you will find. I didn't notice any sense of grouping for the booths, so you may find booths filled with baskets, or dolls, maybe toys or dishes. And then you will find booths that look like junk gathered for a garage sale that you wonder why would anyone buy from there. Fortunately, the good booths outweigh the poor ones, so it is still a good place to check out if you like searching for something different. We looked at a few items and found the pricing to be quite reasonable with a few bargains along the way too.If you are into looking for antiques and deals, this is the place to stop in Hancock County!Review #3594

Stop by here to take a look. Make sure you have time when you stop here because you're going to need it there are a lot of booths to see, they have an upstairs and a downstairs. There is a large variety of items here including lots of Smalls. They also have nice furniture pieces and I feel that the prices in the booths are reasonable for the most part. As with most of these places there are always a few booths that are having a "sale". Come on over here and check it out I think you'll find at least a few things that you like!

Come with plenty of time to peruse the MANY booths. There's such a variety that it's worth a look-- 2 floors and spreading behind multiple storefronts. Some booths are a mess--especially the books sections. If you love Riley, they seem good at selling stuff related to him.

Fun trip down memory lane! Treasure trove from bygone eras. Worth the drive to Greenfield. Have visited multiple times. Browsing is great but hard to find an item if you're especially looking for something.

Great store with tons of varieties! Definitely worth the trip. Great restaurants nearby.