Relics Antique Mall

"Naaaa, I can do better than this menagerie of problems and bad attitudes and dizzy and a ignorant little short man.. No thank you... And after seeing your response to other complaints here, me and my fat little wallet just won't be back at all and I won't be attending any relics events either because you have way too many problems in your overrated yard sale flea market posing as an antique mall! There are other places to spend my money that do a far better job. Sorry you loose."

"The "Flea Mall" as I call it, offers a delightful and unique experience. I stumbled upon this gem a few years or so ago and was instantly captivated by the vast array of treasures it holds. The market is expansive and diverse, filled with intriguing finds that make browsing for hours a joyous adventure."

"Wow! This antique mall is so big and full of so much to look at. The booths are not crowded so they are easy to scan if you don’t have a lot of time. I will say most of the antique booths are in the front and middle of the store, so if you don’t have time for the back I would focus on the front. The farther you get to the back, the less antiques you will find. If you are looking for anything, you will probably find it here, the variety is impressive! The staff are very friendly. The store is big enough that even if it’s busy it doesn’t feel crowded. The parking lot is sufficient as well. There are handicapped parking areas and it looks to be wheelchair accessible. Definitely worth a stop and look if you have the time! I’ve been here twice and haven’t seen all of it yet, but I plan on going back a third and possibly even more."

"In the way of 'antique' malls, this is a medley of antiques, crafts, boutique items, and rummage sales finds. If you are unable to find something that interests you here, then you are not looking hard enough. There is a collection of fine furniture and antiquities that I thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed. Some prices are low while others are questionable-- but in the world of antiquities and unique items, the owner can ask their price. I found a few choice pieces that I will appreciate for some time to come. So why only three stars? For starters, I went there on a Saturday. The parking outside is rough, hardly a place for a larger vehicle or full-size truck. Perhaps I misunderstood from what I saw on the internet, but I thought there was a café there that served lunch and I was disappointed that there was not. One of my least favorite aspects was the line for the cashiers. It was chaos in motion, with no stanchions to direct traffic, it was formed down three different directs and all blocking the main aisle for other visitors to pass by. I had to wait in this line just to ask for someone to open a showcase for me. I then had to wait again a second time to pay for my items. Every large antique mall I have ever visited, and I have visited a myriad of them, has some type of bell or light system that signals that a potential buyer would like to see inside of a showcase. I have never had to hunt for an employee to sell me something. Why are there not any latches on the stall doors? That would be considerate to the customers. I would have liked to look at all of the books, but some booths actually had them just thrown on the floor in huge piles, couldn't even get in the booth. All of the employees that I dealt with were polite, except the one who opened the showcase for me (what is with all of the knives?). I enjoyed my 5-hour visit to this mall, and I would recommend it to anyone searching for interesting items. What I do not recommend is going on a Saturday during Christmas break."

"This mall is nice place and it’s very huge. Some of the booths have stuff from 18th century. Staff is very friendly and polite. Must visit if you like antique things. They do have some antique dolls which are handmade."