McMillan's Antiques

Interesting little spot. We've driven by for years saying that we would stop in one day and we finally did. I normally think of antique shops as cluttered and dusty but this was far from that stereotype. Everything was nicely spaced and looked to be very clean. Seems to be mostly furniture items including dressers, desks and chairs. There is a downstairs, but it was unfinished space with not quite as nice items.Oddly enough, the thing that we were intrigued with the most was the selection of hand soaps and cleaners. There are a few shelving units in the middle of the store displaying these items and they small incredible. I had asked the lady working there if they were locally made, which I think in a roundabout way she said yes, but after doing a little research, I later discovered they were not. I guess at least we were buying them at a local store. The foaming hand soap is reasonably priced for the size and there are matching multipurpose cleaners. I highly recommend the Honey Almond and Lemon Basil scents. We loved them so much that we went back to grab a few for holiday gifts. Definitely a decent spot to spend a few minutes browsing around if you happen to be in the neighborhood.

I've purchased several items here over the years and have always come across great finds, including a tall bookshelf and a mid-century Plycraft lounge chair The prices are very reasonable and fair, and the people have always been super helpful and nice.

I go by this place every day and had not actually made it inside until recently. I'm so glad I did. I'm not really into nick nacky antiques so I was pleasantly surprised when I walked inside Mc Millan. It's very open and airy unlike most antique stores that seem cramped and full of dust. When I visited they had quite a bit of furniture and larger items (old cash registers, pinball machines). Many of their antiques seemed like functional pieces of home decor, rather than collectibles. The over all style of the store was much younger and hipper than I expected. (Can you describe an antique store as "young" and "hip"? ...well I just did.)They also sell Trapp candles which I guess is a big deal to some people.

I love this store! Great furniture finds! Super nice ladies that work there, very approachable. A must.

I wouldn't step one toe in here ever again. The woman was so incredibly rude not only to me, but to another customer. She obviously does not want customers.

THIS IS A RUDE LADY.... I attempted to be polite and she talked over me. A retired business owner I attempted to guide her to build a desire for people to do business with you and she talked over me again and hung up the second time. Would I waste my time with a business like this...NO! you might but I would not. I'm surprised she is still in business. I do not have anger for her, I feel sorry for her she has not found a way to establish chemistry with a customer. This is the type of person that needs to be on an assembly lineand not in business.

I would love to give 0 stars. After reading all of these reviews I'm glad I am not the only one that the owner lady has been rude to. I was walking around and entered an area and she fully yelled at me saying it was their worker area. She then came up and asked what we were looking for and said "just looking." She responded with "the gift shop down the street is good for just looking, maybe you should go there." Not to mention everything is 500% overpriced for shitty quality antiques. You can definitely find better at goodwill.

They gave great service and the woman who looked like she owned the place had these little donut holes loaded out. It was a really cute shop, I've driven past this shop on many occasions and I finally decided to check it out and it was great. I would definitely go back

I have driven here three separate occasions during the "business hours" and the shop has either been closed/lights off or lights on with the doors locked. I have also called a handful of times and received no answer. It's unfortunate because I would love to take a look at a piece I saw posted on social media, but can't seem to get in the store! I'll have to go elsewhere. Should consider updating more accurate business hours for your customers.

I went in and there were 2 ladies talking.one lady was painting and the other lady sitting watching and talking to the first person.Could not tell if either one was the owner, neither said hello or good afternoon. I went in looking for a particular item. The 2 ladies continued to talk as I walked around at least 4 times. Not one of these ladies asked me , can I help you or do you need some info, nothing. I walked out after not finding my item, and they saw me walking out and didn't say anything to me. I have been in the retail 4 over 30 years and I was really surprised, how people don't care about their own establishment.