olde towne antiques

I have literally been an antique buff since 1981. I have shopped across a lot of US and this mall is designed for fun and entertainment. Such a joy to visit. It's literally my favorite.

We have been there a couple times and have liked it. We have had the strawberry spinach salad, fettuccine alfredo, brisket wrap, brisket sandwich. Peach pie and cinnamon rolls. It was all very good. It is a nice place that is tastefully decorated. Table and booths available. We will go there again soon

This mall looks like a frontier town from the outside with facades of hotel, post office, jail, etc. The inside is rustic and confusing until you get a map from the front desk, and follow the arrows on the floor. We found it very easy to wind around the aisles and along the corridors between buildings. There were many individual rooms but all had windows so you can see in, and out, easily. There was quite a variety of country and antique/vintage items. There is also an "indoor flea market" at the end, booths being storage units; the back wall was taken down and was the indoor corridor. All the employees were quite helpful and friendly. There is a restaurant but we did not eat there. We thought the Mall was well worth our stop.

You will enjoy your visit to this attraction. Allow time to browse or plan on several days to shop. Easily accessible from I-44 at exit 179. Turn right at intersection just pass the bank. Lots of parking available. This is a very clean and well organized antique mall. Vendors keep spaces stocked and maintained. Nice restaurant on premises.

Typical "antique" mall - lots of vendors selling everything you can imagine. The gimmick here is the mall being spread over several connected buildings painted to look somewhat like a western town. It's like being stuck in a maze once you're inside.