"Probably the best place to find antiques, in my opinion! It strikes the right balance between "too-posh-for-your-wallet-antiques" and "one-step-up-from-a-garage-sale," which means you can find a lot of cool old stuff at reasonable prices. They have a large variety of antiques and vintage wares--mostly glassware, figurines, vases, and boxes/baskets--but they also have some nice furniture, toys, and memorabilia, as well as some beautiful antique books. There's also some brand-new stuff in the mix, most notably an entire two stalls dedicated to (quite affordably priced!) gemstones and fossils (including a heart-shaped orthoceras fossil stone dish for like $15, and a palm-sized orthoceras fossil stone for $4 :) Also shark teeth and polished gemstone spheres and just cool earth stuff :D). I walked away with an 1880-era GORGEOUSLY bound collection of Lytton's poetry (the cover gives me so much joy, even if the book is falling apart, lol, it will be a display piece) and an adorable lil' solid metal (brass? copper? bronze?) owl. -Atmosphere: Cluttered but in a cute and tasteful way; well-kept! -Variety: Slay queens -Affordability: Depends on what it is but prices are reasonable -Also they have a section that funds a local cat rescue shelter so be sure to check that out :3"

"This is the flagship location of two in Broken Arrow. Both are outstanding in their own rights, but the Main Street location is the larger of the two. Same great service and top-notch selection of antiques and collectibles. Extremely friendly and helpful staff.There is plenty of free public parking out front. Great place shop for hidden treasures."

"Absolutely love this little treasure box! My mom and I love taking a day to spend here and look through all the cute Knick knacks and antiques. Great place to find unique home decor, gifts, and more! The workers are always friendly and the store is always clean!"

"I bought an antique sideboard here last week and I came to pick it up today. When I got to the store, I only saw one employee, an older lady with shoulder length gray hair pulled back with a barrette. She took me back to my sideboard and it looked exactly like it looked when I bought it - none one had moved all the stuff on top of it and the booth was very crowded with no path to the sideboard. The employee started clearing a path and taking everything off the top. Instead of lifting the clock, which was heavy, she slid it across the top of my sideboard! It was heavy and scratched the wood. She knew she scratched it because she said something about a little polish will fix that - which isn’t true. No apology, nothing. I had to help her lift the clock to put it on a different shelf and it was extremely heavy. The sideboard should have been cleared off before I got there and she shouldn’t have tried to do it by herself. I had picked up furniture at Jade Antiques right before and they had the dresser cleared off and moved to the back of the store for easier pick up. That’s how it should be done! I’m upset that the sideboard is not in the same condition that it was when I bought it. I may not have bought it if it had been scratched, or at least not at that price. But I’m also upset that she didn’t apologize and didn’t ask me if I still wanted it or offer a discount. Instead she acted like it wasn’t a big deal at all. If I damaged something in their store, I would have to pay for it, but apparently it’s fine for their employees to damage furniture that I already paid for. Go and browse all you want, but be careful buying furniture from them."

"Huge selection and a variety of items. Often times these shops are nothing more than cheesy “crafts” but that was not the case. If you’re looking for a specific booth number, ask at the front desk. There is no recognizable pattern to their booth numbers. Even the employees have admitted that to me. I’ve been several times and will return again soon."