Eastridge Antiques

"Just bought a coin book at a great price at the Irondequoit location and saw they were having a discount spinner sale for 5-20% off. When Fern fished ringing me up I inquired about the sale where she snidely commented that it was only for items over $10, annoyed by her abrupt response but not worried about the trivial difference I paid the full amount. Later when looking at the email offer that was sent out it specifically states the deal was on every item whether “$1 or $1000.” I had cash out at the time to pay for the item which makes me question if she had been doing this all day and plans to pocket the difference when she balances the drawer. No matter what train your staff better."

"I really enjoyed my visit to East ridge Antiques. It is still branded Ontario Mall Antiques on the outside. This location is much larger than it looks from the outside entrance. They sell everything from furniture, pottery, glassware, books, jewelry, gold jewelry, license plates, flatware, comic books, signs, just to name a few. I collect a wide variety of things and always find atleast a few things. This trip I got some silver coins and a few pieces of jewelry. I highly recommend that you check this place out."

"Lots of display cases to look through! Decent prices and discounts inseveral cases. Store is located on bottom level, in the back when you're trying to find it on GPS. Says Ontario Mall instead of Eastridge. I took a few representative pics so you could see some of the wonderful wares."

"What a treasure this place is! This place is an episode of Mad Men, a 1950's-'60s-'70's retro atomic-era museum, except you can buy! I could spend hours here. Prices and quality tend to be all over the place; but if I am patient, I will always find exactly what I want at exactly the price I am willing to pay. The vendor in case #536 has the most awesome vintage housewares like Pyrex, Fire King and Corning Ware!! And the cutest Lefton cuties! The Amazing Mrs. Maizel would love this place!!"

"Love this place. Always find something. My husband and I come at least once a year from Canada to hit the big antique shops - Clarence, Farmington & Rochester/Irondiquoit. From hundreds to thousands of vendors each - its quite an eyeful! This Rochester/Irondiquoit location is the sister shop to the one in Farmington. Some furniture (including a high-end vendor) but mostly smalls - thousands and thousands of small stuff!!! Prices vary since they are set by the individual vendors. They often have store-wide sales on holiday weekends. Went back in early 2018. Lots of empty cabinets waiting for vendors. Much smaller amount of stock than the sister store in Farmington, but still a great place with a lot to see and bargains to score!"