West St Paul Antiques

By far my favorite antique store in all if the twin cities! (I have been to most within 50 miles)

Great people, good attitude, fun shopping there, recommend go and find something special

Nice selection and very friendly helpful staff.

So many items to look over! I think they have one of everything ever made. If you can't find what you're looking for here, I don't think it exists!

It is so clear that the owners genuinely care about this store. There are so many wonderful finds, and everything is so well organized for an antique store. It's easy to throw things out without a care, but this is wonderful. The workers are kind and attentive and offer so much help!

Great shop with some really cool items, my fiance and I were being watched the entire time our most recent visit. If I had to guess it's because we're an alternative couple with piercings and dyed hair. It made it really awkward and uncomfortable.

Very disappointed first time visiting the store brought my mother and there is no handicap accessibility. The sign on the back door says use front door get to the front door. There is a huge sign in the way and a step no railing so I was not able to take my mother in to shop. I let the clerk know this. He said they had just recently had a break-in on their back door and they were fixing it so we had to walk all the way back to the back parking lot. She has a walker then I see shoppers come out the back door 🤯🤯🤯

Been here twice, the folks here are always nice and welcoming. We got a couple of beine babies and w shelf. Great finds for anyone interested in vintage stuff. The museum upstairs is also nice to see, so much preserved history.

I heard good things about this antique store and it did not disappoint. There were three very clean and well organized levels to explore. The whole store has a beautiful museum style quality of display in every nook and cranny. The main level had a wide variety of everything you’d typically find at an antique store. I enjoyed perusing the furniture, books, cameras, photo albums, artwork, collectibles, and cases of collections. Leading down to the lower level was a well curated and amazingly rich collection of Winter Carnival memorabilia. I had no idea it used to be such a big deal as I have only ever seen the modern day version, which seems to be a fraction of the festivities it used to be. There are costumes, portraits, newspaper clippings and articles. One case even had a stuffed mountain goat! The rest of the basement had an assortment of household goods and tools. I was moved to tears in the kitchen section as I was instantly transported in memory back to my grandmothers homes. It’s amazing how some items are a window to the past that we didn’t even realize. I also loved the antique tools which reminded me of my grandfathers basements and garages. The upstairs was hot as it was a toasty summer day. There was a lot of artwork and more interesting displays. I would recommend any antique or history lover to check this place out.