Old Market Sundries

One of the cutest little souvenir shops here in Omaha's largest marketplace. The tourist board directed us over here when we asked for recommendations on where we'd find key chains and other goods to take home.This old shop has it all and then some. We were able to find all the keychains and shot glasses we needed. Not only did they have Omaha/NE branded items, but they also got items from nearby Iowa. If you are planning on driving through Iowa but still want to take a piece home for yourself, then this is a good spot to stock up as well.The day we shopped here turned out to be the cashier's first day. We had a good time chit chatting about our travels on Route 66 and how we had been on the road for what felt like decades. With great service and a nice selection, this is certainly the best one-stop shop that I can think of for anything Omaha related.

This store has a decent mix of Nebraska/Iowa souvenirs and home decor--oh, and an entire area of Christmas ornaments, year round apparently. I would like to believe they share a space with the Tanenbaum Christmas store next door, but I didn't venture to find out. If you find yourself here,do your best to avoid the owner/cashier. This review would have been totally different had they been just a teensy bit polite. I was a paying customer that was treated like a five year old; criticized and lectured about everything from my choice of activity for the day (walking my dog around the Old Market with my sister who was outside) to how I paid (they refused to count my cash payment of $12 and made me do it). Last I checked, it's my business what I do with my dog, and your business to process a payment, not the other way around.

Bad customer service and very little souvenirs. Not worth paying parking to go inside this tiny store- find another souvenir store.

Very friendly. Things are very easy to find. Genie was amazing! Great customer service!

We were visiting from out of town and this place was great. Like a one stop shop with lots of fun trinkets to bring back home for our family. Customer service was great and he gave us great tips for places to visit while we were there.

I visited this store with my husband and baby on Friday, Oct 6th in the afternoon. I was initially excited to come in because of all the objects everywhere but was quickly told that my stroller was not allowed in the store. The woman at the front desk said that their isle's aren't wide enough for a stroller. I find this to be really sad because what if I was in a wheel chair or had a walker that I needed? Everyone, no matter what their limitations are, should be able to shop at any store that they want. I refuse to support any store that is not inclusive to all.