Antiques On the Market — Local services in Wheeling

Today was the last day I will step foot in this shop. Through the years, my husband and I have purchased hundreds of dollars worth of Merchandise here but on at least three occasions we have experienced very surly, almost hostile customer service. Today I was here with my young son. As we made our way to pay, i was told neither of my items could be paid by card (some vendors allow it and some not). I had enough cash for one so I asked to only take one. The clerk replies:“what? Don’t you have a check!?!” She then was obviously pained about having to write out a new receipt. She then yelled at my son to not touch the cheap little candy canes that were in a basket on the counter (apparently free to customers) i could excuse this as an off day but the same clerk (elderly lady with glasses and short gray hair) has been rude to me or my husband or my friends on multiple occasions. There are other much nicer antique shops in the areas. Fortunately you won’t miss much...

Although the shop is very cute and has a lot of decent antiques, the staff made my experience a uncomfortable one. If I could I would give this place a 0/5 stars but that isn’t possible so I’ll stick with the one star. I merely asked the front desk worker if they accepted card because I was confused as to which booths accepted card and which ones didn’t and I was met with a rude and unappreciated response and attitude back. When I asked my friend for the cash and we went to pay together we got another big sigh and attitude of “we don’t accept card” even though we were paying with cash. That interaction almost made us leave without getting anything at all but since what we found some beautiful pieces we just didn’t want to leave them so we finished paying and left immediately. This was my first visit to this area as I am from another state and this just makes me not want...

The people that work there are incredibly rude. My boyfriend and I have visited several times and always made purchases - even spending a few hundred dollars. Our last visit we had driven all the way down from Pittsburgh and I needed to use the restroom but was told there wasn’t one. (There is one on the top floor) I understand restrooms only being for customers but sheesh do I need to make a purchase BEFORE I can pee? I asked to see something from the case and was asked by the woman behind the counter “are you sure you want to see it they’re very expensive?” I asked how much and she said $30 -$60 🥴 very condescending and horrible customer service. Needless to say we will not...