RVA Antiques,

6102 Lakeside Avenue, Henrico, VA 23228

"Decent selection. You can even get items sold at dollar tree and Amazon for 5 times the price…"

"Tons of booths, lots of old and repurpose items"

"Love this place! I have gotten some really nice furniture here and I love to browse - there is always new stuff."

"This store has a HUGE selection of furniture, art, knick knacks, jewelry and more. They have all kinds of stuff for every taste and in every price range. The store is set up by theme and is very cute and fun to walk around in and get ideas. I went here looking for a desk and left with a full dining room set, baker’s rack, an end table, and a coffee table because I just couldn’t leave these awesome pieces behind!! Definitely worth checking out for anyone who likes antiques or thrifting. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. You can purchase something and pick it up a few days later if you need to."

"It's taken me a while to write this review; I had a poor experience here as a vendor. This was my first time vending, and I was excited, until I started getting put down by the owner. From the time of setting up and through the end of my short term here, I was talked down to and made to feel that I didn't belong. While setting up, one of the owners said "sweetheart, this booth is a mess". I never fully got over that, and the the same owner would constantly call me and treat me as if I was a burden and I didn't know what I was doing, nor knew what the customers want. In person he would give me looks of disgust and roll his eyes. I took pictures of my booth to share online and got good feedback, so even though my booth wasn't perfect (I didn't want to stay long enough for it get to that point), there was interest. My booth suffered because I didn't want to go in and have to interact with that owner. Attached is a picture to show it didn't deserve the treatment I received (though no one deserves that treatment!). Another factor was lack of diversity. I was the only person of color at the all-vendor meeting, and that made me feel pretty weird. I encourage strong consideration before looking into renting a booth here. There are many other places in Richmond that hopefully have kinder, more encouraging, and more inclusive ownership."