Antique Warehouse Mall — Attraction in Memphis

90% of the store is embarrassingly expensive!

Employees/vendors were not welcoming and were scattered in every aisle around the counter blocking of aisle way.

Actually the entire store is not wheelchair accessible and some aisle ways are no bigger than 2.5’. An overall fire hazard.

Vendors have incorrect item tags; so do your research before taking their word. One leather biker jacket, on the right of the store, is marked being from 1960-1970 and priced at $195 😳 The inside marking dates to no earlier than 1979.

A handful of booths are curated nicely. But I’d be embarrassed to be in a mall around booths that are so cluttered, stuffed, and dusty 😂

Better store management and some stricter vendor rules would make this a more pleasurable experience.

I’m not one to complain about prices but I found a few things, carried them around, and thought it would be a better idea to spend my money elsewhere.

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I go there a lot because of the variety merchandise, but there is one lady at the counter that is particularly unfriendly every single time. You can walk right up to her and she wont even look up, she will keep doing whatever she is doing and flat out ignore you. It's so awkward for everyone at the counter. Even if you say excuse me, she will keep doing what she is doing until done even if minutes tick by. Only when she is done, and her counter is organized to her satisfaction, will she look up and annoyingly say "Can I help you?" Even if there has been a line this whole time. She doesn't smile or engage, I've tried to small talk with her and got nothing, but she chat the other desk clerks up happily. She simply can't be bothered with customers, yet they have her checking people out?? She really doesnt represent the place...

I used to love this place and come every other weekend. I recently bought a 300 dollar sofa and had trouble getting a mover after plans fell through. I called on Monday when they were closed, but a gentleman answered and I told him my predicament. He told me it was fine and that furniture was sometimes left up there for a week or two. I was called and the man who spoke to me was very rude and said he was putting that sofa outside under a tarp on a day it is suppose to rain. I tried to explain that someone told me it would be ok if it took me a few days and he basically told me oh well he was putting it outside. I just suggest that all employees be on the same page about when stuff can be picked up or left after being purchased. And not call a CUSTOMER and be rude about it. ...