Grist Mill Antiques Center

i accidentally found this place wile out exploring one day. when i walked in i was pleasantly surprized. this place is big, with a ton of antiques in it. a fine mix of large, small, expensive and not expensive antiques crammed into a large 2 story building.
it is soo worth the drive for me to go there, one simply needs a couple hours to explore this gem of a store. they carry furniture to knick nacks to stuff and things. if you like a crammed store where you need to actually look at everything closely cause there is just soo much to see then this is definately the place to go.

I would like to think that when people discover gold, they want to brag about it, share, scream for the entire world to know. Yet no one has done this for Grist Mill. What’s wrong with you people?! I visit their sister store in Haddon Heights, so I had to figure it would be comparable. Let’s face it, Pemberton is in BFE but on one morning I made the trek out into the farmland to see what this was all about.
Grist Mill is the real deal antique store. A huge, two story house that is absolutely jam packed from wall to wall with goodies. Good stuff, not a bunch of chincy, overpriced junk. I was glad I brought a water bottle, a snack and my headphones. Slop on some of your favorite music and go to town. I spent hours in there, a good 3 and I actually found some pretty amazing loot for my oddities collection. The staff is always super friendly. If they see you have something in hand they take it off your hands and make a little stash pile for you by the register. Trust me, you will need both hands and if you bring an extra pair of eyes with you even better! Your friend may see that vintage ouija board you were looking for that you seemed to walk past.
Price ranges are from affordable to pricy. It just depends on what the item is really… but in comparison to a lot of antique places, I would say the prices are very fair.
I highly recommend you have a lot of time on your hands if you plan on visiting. A good 2 – 4 hours cause I have been there several times and there is no such thing as a drive by visit. No way.
Go! Absolutely worth the drive out there!