J&J ANTIQUES

How this store makes money, is beyond me.The rude man wouldn't let my friend and I go and look at what we wanted to buy which was behind him and told us to go..what!?.ok your loss .

Not the worst experience ever while being there but not nearly what I would even call a mediocre one. The owner was pretty rude, really! I have never met a more rude human being. He did however showed me a book about what I was looking for (78 rpm records) and that was somewhat nice. My upsetness was caused by the absolute abomination of the prices, like OMG. A simple red seal victor from C.1920 he asked 100 bucks, (it's worth more like 1 dollar) and a rare 7 inch record (worth about 120) he asked 600 dollars its absolutely crazy. I will probably never go back there again. :(Edit-Ended up going back again yesterday and really not much of a change in price and attitude. I'm just 16 and he basically kicked me out of the store. Very disappointing, he has rare stuff that should be appreciated just sitting collecting dust. Not a better experience at all!! He said he had 78s for sale and showed me them, and then after said they weren't for sale, I dont know how he even has a buisness! :(

Don’t even bother going in here to look around. Super racist… not welcoming at all. Not sure how this store is open.

The shop got some beautiful pieces but the owner has very bad attitude. I've been here twice, and every time I leave with anger. If you knows antiques a little bit, he feels guilty immediately, if you are not silly to spend over 1000, then you don't have right to stand there over 10 minutes. Don't touch, don't take out your phone otherwise you'll receive bad words back. It is ok to mark a high price, ok to sell imperfections, but it is not ok to trade customers with the worst attitude. I feel like if the owner change his attitude a little bit his pieces will going really quick. We've spend more than 10 thousands on antiques last year but I have no interest to ask and see the items after beening treat rudely, sad to see the antiques stay there, really.

A hostile environment. My friend is in her late 30s but store owner asked her to leave and return with parents, also claimed that we can't afford his things. Lots of other vintage stores around. Don't waste your time with this one.

Come in here if you want to have your day ruined!I know antiques, my dad owned a store and imported from Europe. There is some nice stuff in here but the man is very rude.

The owner is very rude, and visibly cannot count. Decided to take my bottles elsewhere as he obviously couldn’t do his job. Place is a dump too, has no parking or signs.

DO NOT SHOP HEREMe and my mother had the most ugly interaction here, with a man I believe to be the owner. He was unwelcoming and treated us like garbage! The way he aggressively spoke to us made us feel unsafe and frightened. Apparently I put a jewelry box down wrong and he went up to it and slammed it back down on the table where it “belonged”.To the owner - you should be ashamed of yourself and I hope your business sinks!!!

Owner has a terrible attitude and treats potential customers like garbage. Almost like he doesn’t want to make money. Better antique stores all over main st.

Super rude owner - as I’m sure you can see from every other review. Said hello as soon as I went in and he ignored me but stared. Was simply looking for some candle holders but saw three type writers so took a photo for a friend who collects them (possibly helping this man make a sale). He yelled at me for this but there are no signs anywhere stating no photos. I promptly left and advise anyone looking for antiques to go literally anywhere else. (Ps. I am publishing the photo to google out of spite)