Trackside Mall

Staff is fabulous 👌 👏

Always find something here! Great selection of coins as well.

5 star review

I love coming to this mall, i am a sucker for antique or crafted stuff. a cool thing i noticed is that they rent out different sections to vendors to share their work and support local businesses. the only thing i have to ever complain about when i go is items with AI generated content on them; stickers, water bottles, etc. An antique store should have real, antique, items. i hope one day they will decide against AI usage and put their money into more authentic work. other than that, i absolutely love this place and always have a good time going.

What a cute little antique mall! We truly loved browsing and found a couple treasures. Unfortunately I didn’t get the lady’s name but she was such a sweetheart. Was a hot day so let us bring our little dog in and even gave him a treat. She was so kind and very helpful. We are full time RVers and I found an old time percolator. Can’t wait to give it a try!! Thanks again!

An antique-lovers dream! Three stories to peruse through. Every item you could think of. It was a pleasant detour.

Brilliant antique store. You can easily spend over an hour here. Numerous booths are spread over three floors with everything from farm tools to cameras. The store is easily to navigate around, the things for sale are really nice and almost all are excellent quality. Staff very friendly and overall just a great experience. Will definitely be returning.

Three floors of treasures!! It sits by the train tracks, has a unique and charming air about it. I could have spent forever here, it was full of lots of different items, something for everyone! You gotta give it a try!

That place is so HUGE and it’s a well-known destination in antiquing and thrifting circles and one of the last if it’s kind In the upper Snake River Valley ! It’s a three-story building packed full of awesomeness not just a bunch of old rusty and dusty, granny grandpa type stuff . (A lot of the customers are currently shifting into to the Millennial and Gen Z age groups ). If you plan on seeing it all in one visit, please allot yourself much more time than you’d expect to :-) . It’s more of a full-fledged outing and not really a “quick stop” kind of thing. There are 100’s of vendor booths all stocked with very different things and they are REstocked often. Some vendors come and go which can rotate new stuff into the mix. Even Trackside regulars find tons of new stuff every time they come in. Each booth is as individualized as its occupant in vibe and type of items sold . Good luck leaving without picking up at least something because I never seem to be able to ;-D . A good portion of it is vintage or even antique so the quality is superior to newly made and compared to the prices of new items, a lot of it is a good deal , too. There’s a little bit of everything . The price range covers the whole range very from surprisingly inexpensive to high-end . When I walk through, I think of it as a museum, craft fair , garage sale and high-end thrift shop all wrapped up into one . No matter what your style or interest ,there’s something there that will be noticed during your treasure hunt! Housewares , kitchen gadgets, mid-century decor, original art work, vintage clothing and fancy jewelry ( Including artisan made, designer name, .925 sterling, and Native American), high-end glassware (uranium and Vaseline which is usually displayed glowing in black light, and carnival glass is included. ). Additionally, there is Tobacciana, US state license plates, vintage and modern neon signs and pop culture items such as older action figures , HotWheels toy cars , dolls, baseball cards, modern Lego accessories ,vaulted Funko Pops etc. There is even a section dedicated solely to coinage and a couple of booths that specialize in taxidermy such as mounted animals, an bones & antlers . If it’s collectible and you’re wishing to collect it ,you’ll likely find it there! If you like the paranormal , some people have walked through the basement and say it feels slightly haunted so there’s an added thrill if you are into that. A couple of caveats : 1) if you’re going down Poulson street, the pavement ends and there is a very short hard-packed dirt road that ends at the railroad tracks, hence the shop’s name. There may or may not be signage as you enter the parking lot… Ignore that . It’s open for business! 2) There may be a wait at the register because fragile items that are being purchased have to be wrapped up safely and I think they might process credit cards older way so it takes a second to get authorization. Please be understanding because it is a “mom and pop” store manned by average local folks so it’s not run like a precise standardized national chain store with the most current instant tech :-). They are open from 10am to 5 PM Monday through Saturday and from 12 PM to 5 PM on Sunday and except for the few major holidays. (Their busiest times seem to be between 3:30and their 5pm closing hour so if you want a more satisfying and smoother visit, I’d highly suggest coming in before 4:15. Most customers , depending on their shopping style , spend an average of 30 minutes to 2 hours :-).In my experience , before 4:30 is the best time to be completely finished walking through and done with your transaction because right before 5pm everybody else all suddenly heads up at the register at the same time with their purchases .That means there will be usually be a line to wait in plus the Trackside folks wont be able to go home on time either.) Trackside Mall is an interesting, fun time . You gotta go!