The Antique Annex

Service was a pleasant older man who was so very nice...helped me with several items in cabinets I wanted to try on and look at..plugged in some lights for me to make sure they worked...so many unique items and antiques ...priced moderately and very worth it for sure....a couple items we want to go home and see where we could put them before buying them! Nice quaint and quiet atmosphere ..definitely will be back.

This place is full of unique stuff and the person behind the counter who helped me look at jewelry was patient and very friendly. I ended up getting a beautiful ring that I am already wearing. Will definitely be back

Stopped in to be met by a very rude male attendant. Did not greet us just made a comment about my water bottle. I need to constantly drink water due to a recent transplant. I'm 40 not 4. My mother is disabled and he didn't want to let us out though the door that leads to ramp as we were leaving until we told him she can't walk down stairs. Do not plan on going here unless you have at least $1000 on hand and don't care about customer service.

This place has some really neat finds. Everything is 20% to 30% over-priced and the staff are very unfriendly.

I am having a hard time writing this one, but after traveling to Omaha annually for years, I have made a point to stop in this shop. I am a dealer too and really appreciate the quality of items they have for sale. Sure, the prices are really steep, but it is always fun to look at and splurge for a little something for myself. This last time in I had to ask myself if I will ever be back. After not being greeted, and for sure having made eye contact, I felt like I was unwanted and a bother. Whatever. I am a big girl LOL. I ended up finding a great little pairing that would be easy to travel back home with as well as a few other items. I waited for several minutes at the register with no sales clerk. Finally I rang the little bell next to the register to alert the shopkeeper that I was there, and imagine my surprise when a snippy comment came from across the store demanding that I "stop playing with that" or something to that effect. I was steaming at this point and would've 100% left had it not been for the painting being a surprise for my husband. A few more minutes passed and I finally tracked them down up in the front behind a barrier that was not for the public. They were just sitting there chit chatting with what I assume to be friends. The "friends" were actually the ones that finally looked over to me and mentioned that I might need help.It is a shame. There are SO many great pieces in this shop and over the years I have wondered why I keep seeing the same pieces sitting there and not moving onto someone's home. I am starting to realize that it may be from customers being turned off and driven away.

If you take the time and browse, you'll find many items of interest at annex. The problem is the price tag! After watching hours of HGTV, I was inspired to find some vintage decor and clean it up/re-purpose it for the house. I found an old fancy dial telephone and a star shaped light fixture that caught my eye, but once I looked at the price tags, I was turned off. For the cost to make it working and beautiful again, I might as well buy something brand new to decorate with. When I shop at a place like this, I am hoping for a deal since it's vintage and used stuff. They also have a sizeable collection of records, which we shuffled through. Many are priced at $5, which is a steal! Recommend for those who like older music and listen to records. Overall, a neat shop in the Old Market selling antiques and used items. There are a good handful of antique shops in this corner of the Old Market, and I think it adds character and flair to our town.

The service was impeccable. Three generations of women were shopping, and we all found items that appealed to us. Not only that, but the gentleman running the store had a wealth of information about plants, and he helped us find the items we were looking for. Can't wait to visit this store again!!

Rude store worker, didn't greet guests. The gentleman starred at us the entire time with no words exchanged. When we asked to open a case he mumbled under his breath saying something. When My wife asked to look at a McKee bottoms up cup he said I thought you were looking at a clock and made a snarky comment. We looked over the cup and was told us "The vendor knows what he has." Additionally when we wanted to purchase and double check to make sure it's not cracked or had flea bites, the person's snarky remarks "He doesn't sell anything with chips" When we purchased the cup we were not offered a bag , box , or anything to carry our purchase and when we asked for one we got flashed by the cashier because he can't pull up his pants or wear a belt.

Overpriced, Rude and Condescending Owner/CashierSmall Place where you will feel unwelcome and immediately want to turn around. Save yourself the hassle of parking and looking, you'll find a overpriced items and a extremely rude cashier with a very high superiority complex. Stay Away! Place is not even wheelchair accessible, shows how considerate the owners are

i recently had the opportunity to visit this wonderful shop and found it to have an excellent selection of antiques but more importantly a WONDERFU, very helpful staff member. I was searching for antique "poodle" items. My parking meter was almost expired and they made change for me so I could "feed the meter". We had a wonderful talk, during which he gave me a poodle item as a gift. A very memorable visit and a very personable experience. I will visit again the next time I'm in Omaha.