Broadway Antiques and Market

This place always has a great mixture of booths that have everything for every woman's taste! They have the booths that are decked out urban farmhouse style for your inner Joanna Gaines or the faux ivy with dark burgundy decor. I really like the different personalities that are displayed throughout this store. The location is prime located in downtown edmond but the parking stinks don't park right in front of you want to backup without worrying about hitting someone as it's hard to see traffic.I believe they're open 7 days a week maybe? Which is super convenient. The owners are nice and welcome you but don't follow you around or act nosey like which we all know what I'm talking about!Great antique store with unique finds new and old!

The most beautiful antique shop in all of Oklahoma! It felt like walking in to an antique shop in Waco, TX. If you love the Fixer Upper style search no further! Plenty of reclaimed items from farms, old houses, barns. Oversized signs. Just beautiful.

Great store with so much to choose from! Very nice displays with the old and new mixed together.

Great place to browse through while visiting historic downtown Edmond!Friendly owners and vendors alike.Great selection of merchandise.

To begin: the staff here are wonderful. Super friendly and helpful. Good customer service often goes unappreciated. There are a few pieces of really beautiful, hand made furniture. And you will pay a pretty price for them. But most of the product is either (a) trinkets found at garage sales, that are WAY overpriced or (b) cheap furniture repurposed with a terrible paint job. I didn't see a whole lot of "antiques".However, I did find a few fun treasures that I was happy with. I found even more great ideas. Meaning, I would never pay 40 dollars for a vintage wire basket, but I will definitely get my butt to a local flea market and buy the same (most likely less polished version) for a few bucks. I will continue to drop in occasionally. Probably make a purchase every now and then. I just wish there were more antiques... actual, beautiful, original antiques.

They have new hours, and are closed Mondays, so doublecheck before you visit. Looks terrific and I'll be sure and visit next time I'm in town.

In the past I've enjoyed shopping the Broadway Antiques Market. Todays visit was a huge disappointment. First they have moved from their old location to an old run down multi-story building on Broadway at Hurd. If you are in any way mobility challenged you can forget about going. Stairs to get into the main floor which is mostly taken up by their counter and sales area. More stairs going up to a second floor and even more stairs going up to a third floor. My hubby who enjoys antiquing went back to the car after the first floor, not wanting to climb more stairs. I wanted to ask the owners WHY they had moved to this less than desirable location. Someone mentioned that this space was larger...perhaps...but they appear to have lost some of their better vendors. The space is so cut up by tiny rooms that only allow a couple of people to view at a time. Their prices appeared decent on the antiques, but there were more than a few pieces that were obviously new or worse repops pretending to be vintage or antique. We were so disappointed in the changes of what used to be one of our favorite antiquing spots

I always enjoy shopping here and finding unusually thing, its a pretty big mall with a large variety vendors. The prices are very reasonable as well.