Smith & Company Vintage Market

Amy 8 months ago

This is one of the most organized beautiful vintage markers I’ve ever been too! prices are marked reasonably [for the most part] displays were filled with beautiful vintage things , I definitely recommend checking it out if you love old things!

James Dixon 9 months ago

Made my first visit there today. I was very impressed. A nice selection of antiques, new items, as well as much vintage Pyrex and furniture. Plenty of free parking. For convenience and safety I would suggest entering and exiting parking area at Broadway Ave.

amzailia M a year ago

Gave it a 2 star only bc there are a lot to choose from. The prices are unreasonable esp on furniture items. Stuff you can find on fb for way less. A small cabinet that’s from the 80s at best and very very small being 500 dollars is crazy.

Jami Patterson Edited 4 months ago

This place is alot bigger than u think, must stop and look! Alot of variety from Antiques to handmade melts, soaps, boutique clothes to gravesite flowers. I think there is over 100 vendors in there. Plan at least an hour, to really look and enjoy your time shopping. Public restroom, Open Monday-Saturday 10-6pm CLOSED Sunday. Staff is amazing, if you need anything they are more than happy to help! Side note: bring a stroller if you have small ones, they do not have reg. carts. Update: they have the half size carts now, but still not full size.

Katheryne Staats a year ago

I was there today when I heard something hit the floor. I overheard the customer interacting with the lady working the cash register. The worker immediately asked her how much the item was. Didn't ask her if she was ok, or if she had been cut, only the price. The customer responded with "she wasn't sure, as she was looking for the price when the the bottom fell off and hit the floor." I guess this item was a pair/set or something. Anyways, the cashier insisted she pick if she planned on buying both or just the one she broke? I kept walking around and noticed the items sitting on the front desk. It was a candle holder where a votive sits inside, but they weren't taped together, and the one that wasn't broken looked like one full piece. So if you didn't notice this, one wouldn't assume to pick up from the bottom. Then, at 30 mins to close, there was an announcement that they would be closing soon and to please finish up. At this point, I felt like the worker just wanted to go home, and I left. But the other lady went back up and was paying for the item. I honestly felt this was unacceptable due to absolutely no signage posted about "a broken item policy" I've grown up in and out of