The Red Wagon Market

"This store is so cute. I could spend just hours upon hours in here. My husband and I walked in just to check them out, and had to leave quicker than I wanted, but I will most certainly be back. It's very antique store meets IKEA with the way they have their rooms set up, but I absolutely adored it and can't wait to come back. I was also curious if they have people that rent out the individual booths, bc I sell handmade jewelry and beads for jewelry making and would love the opportunity to have my products somewhere they would get seen more, even if only on a small display somewhere."

"I would buy half the store if I could! Love the stuff and the staff."

"Huge store with alot of pretty things and furniture! Very prices but cool to look at and discover something unique!"

"I normally wouldn’t do this, but apparently the woman that owns the store (Benji) lies for no reason. I used to own a store and recently closed it due to health issues/stress/overhead etc. and my business partner and I have been looking for a new place to call home as far as putting our painted furniture and items in. We signed the contract and paid for our space yesterday, drove an hour to meet the owner and everything. While I was there I noticed that they had a lot of the old lines that I used to carry in my store(or similar lines, there’s a lot of different companies that make identical items) so I mentioned it, and was excited to see so many familiar things considering I have been down for a bit recovering and taking care of some life things. Well, benji didn’t want me mentioning those items, no problem, I apologized said it wouldn’t happen again, and I totally understand, you don’t want people knowing where you get your stuff from. I apologized several times, because again, it wasn’t an intentional thing I was just very excited to see familiar things. This morning we get a phone call and Benji stated she didn’t want to do business with us because we “misrepresented” ourselves. She wouldn’t give me any answers when I stated I felt there was a misunderstanding and to please let me know what she thinks we misrepresented. She refused to say anything, just said I’ve refunded you and go somewhere else essentially. That’s a horrible way to do business, and had she been HONEST, I wouldn’t have written this entire review. However, you don’t sit there and tell someone they are going to be a great addition to your store, have them pay the fees and everything, and then lie about the reason you’ve changed your mind the next day. Looking at other reviews, it seems that any potential vendor that isn’t quiet or meek and makes any suggestion at all or has high energy and excitement about what they do just isn’t for this store. Personally I feel like it’s bc I recognized a lot of furniture in the store as brand new, and farmers furniture (who owns their building) stated they weren’t allowed to do that. When I asked her to tell me the truth she blocked me on Facebook. So I hope all you hopeful vendors out there think twice"

"There is nothing wrong w this store in particular. The only thing is how expensive it all is. The cheapest piece of furniture I saw, at the time of our visit, wasn't any less than $200 and that was a night stand. Tons of absolutely adorable pieces of furniture that I couldn't afford due to having a single income home w a family of 5. If you can afford it then it's a definite must bc they are gorgeous pieces."