River Market Antique Mall

Oh how I love River Market Antiques. This is one of my favorite antique malls in the city, and it's always the one that I bring out-of-town visitors to. They have a small parking lot next to the building, so if you're lucky you can snag a free parking space. Otherwise, you'll have to stick to street parking (or try the 7th street free city market parking lot on the weekends, or take the streetcar and walk a block from the River Market West stop). If you have a big bag, you will need to lock it in a locker inside the door. I recommend hitting up the antique mall before you wander over to City Market and end up with arms full of produce. This antique store is packed to the brim - 4 full floors of treasures. The basement, first, and second floors are stalls full of furniture, trinkets, art, everything imaginable! You can make offers on anything over $50 - just find an employee, and they will call the booth owner to see if they accept your bid. You can also start a stash of stuff at the front counter if you find yourself carrying too many treasures. The top floor is reserved for clothes! Any time I need a costume piece or a specific vintage item, I always head to River Market Antiques first! You can find pretty much anything you need up there.

Stopped at the Bazaar Spice. They have a wonderful selection of spices! I especially like their KC Yum blend.

Nice stroll down memory lane. Lots of options, kind of a flea market layout with dealers setting up their stalls throughout the store, but items are presumably on consignment. Prices are full blown retail, being on vacation and with only a carry on to go back home with, most of the things I was interested in were either too big or too expensive. Still a lot of fun to walk through, especially if you have kids and you can explain what phones with cords, cassette tapes, vhs tapes, etc, etc, etc are. Staff were very friendly and left us to our own devices.

I drove past this place looking for a good coffee spot in the city and had to stop by and check it out!This place has everything!!! They have antiques, vintage clothing, sports memorabilia, rugs - you name it!If you're looking for some great decorations or some one of a kind vintage clothing this is the place to shop. It's huge, so make sure you have enough time to shop!

Over all, amazing selection of things. With only 15 minutes to look around I found so many amazing things only in the first half of the ground level! Their are three stories so make sure you give yourself plenty of time to look through! I would say at least an hour.

I was recommended this place by a fellow thrifter and was told it was a must see place if I enjoyed vintage things. I'm so glad I stopped by! In total there are 4 stories to this place, with the very top being vintage clothing. Each isle of the stories has separate vendors, all who have different collections of varying vintage items.There is vintage jewelry, home decor, trinkets, food ware, lighting, furniture and so so much more. The prices aren't too high either, which is nice! And if you are spending over $50 from a single vendor, you can also put a counter offer in. The shop has people throughout the store that are waiting to assist you if you need something out of a counter that is locked up, or if you have questions about a particular booth.Just as a heads up if you're planning on coming here, be prepared to spend a couple hours!

Pretty cool variety of items. I uploaded a picture of my favorite thing from there. Make sure not to bring big bags in, but drinks are okay from when I went at least.

This place has the coolest Knick knacks to check out. You can find anything from clothing to board games to furniture. I'm glad my boyfriend took me here. The place is chock full of small businesses to support, and I love that! I picked up some arts and crafts things from here that I am excited to use.

The sellers here do a great job knowing what they have and dating items, making it easy for you to find what you want or need. Because of that, things are a touch pricy, but I'm happy to pay that since that takes some of the "overwhelming-ness" of antique stores away.

My daughter, myself and friends are regular visitors and spend quite a bit of time and money in this store. They have a bag policy but are not consistent at all with it. I usually have other bags so throw my stuff in a locker. Today however I had a small bag and they told me I had to locker it. However I watched handfuls of others walk in and out with larger bags. I am sad to say that I will not be returning or recommending due to the nature in which the worker treated me when I addressed my concerns. If it is about breaking things like they say then I am not sure why they offer baskets to carry around. If it is about theft they need to pay better attention to those they let walk right in. A very unfortunate experience based on past experiences.