Very cool antique warehouse. It is set up like a lot of other antique places where they've sectioned off the warehouse so that different people can have their little sections to sell their own things. As you walk around, you can see the different vibes and selection from each of the "shops". The size of the warehouse is impressive. I was also pleased that they had nice bathrooms and some coffee you could get. They had good selections of furniture and they even had a literal full size taxidermy giraffe. Lots of shops with good art as well and reclaimed lumber and books and electronics. We were there for well over an hour and we didn't get to see everything, but we'll have to go back. The parking lot is big big, but I didn't see if there were any ramps for accessibility since the warehouse is six steps up. There might be a door on the other side with a ramp though because there are a few different doors that go into the warehouse from different sides. If you're shopping for something specific, this could be a great place to go, but even if you're treating it like a museum to just walk around and admire things, it is a very enjoyable experience. I will say that most of the stuff is highly curated with each item labeled and priced. So if you're more into the antiquing where you're digging through piles to find hidden treasure, then this is mostly not the place for you. A few of the shops felt like that, but even if you found some treasure I wouldn't know how to negotiate or pay for it since most of the shop owners weren't there and you had to bring the item up to the main counter where they could only process things based on their price tag.