Rusty Saturday

I have been to Rusty Saturday two times now. The first time, the whole parking situation confused me. They have very little parking out front and the try to guide you to park in specific areas in order to maximize the parking. I would highly recommend carpooling if you are going with someone — do not meet them there because of how little amount of parking there is. After parking in front, you can go inside the front building or walk around the side and go into the building out back. The front building has more vintage indoor type items — décor, paintings, furniture, etc. The building outback contains the real rustic goodies — metal work, chairs, iron doors, rustic wood, etc. This is the real gem. My first trip, I found a few rustic metal signs I loved and the second trip, I found an amazing wooden rooster. (I collect roosters and he is the prize of my collection.) Additionally, on both visits, the Waffle Love food truck was out back near the second building. There was an area set up with tables/​chairs so you could sit down and enjoy a waffle. Overall, it’s a great place to come and browse for some hidden goodies. I’d highly recommend checking it out.

Friendly storefront and helpful staff. Lott of little parts that would be great for making steam punk gear available for individual purchase.

What a cute store and the staff is incredibly friendly and helpful. There is lots to look at and they did a great job merchandising. It’s got a great chick comfortable style. If you are searching for a special treasure from furniture to collectibles or some funky jewelry don’t pass up stopping in this store.

This is a really cool place. I stopped in with my mother, and didn’t intend to buy anything, but I did leave with a lot of cool ideas! My mom was really happy with a little parlor chair she bought, and I’m sure we’ll be back to see what else is new in the future. The prices were decent, though I’m not sure how furnishings are usually priced, so I guess I have nothing to compare to, especially in the re-​purposed industry. The staff were killer awesome. They definitely stay present in their jobs and you can tell they love working there.

I stopped in one weekend to check out Rusty Saturday because I wanted to see The Salvage Yard which is in the back of the building. It’s a really cute store, staged perfectly. I gather there are several businesses within that have have their own corners of the store. Super cute vintage finds, re-​purposed items and new creations as well.
I’d definitely return if I were to need something I couldn’t make myself. The ladies in the store are really friendly too.
My only regret is leaving the store without a vintage metal Care Bears lunch box exactly like I had as a child. :cries:

This place is okay. It’s merchandised very nicely. I wanted so badly to buy something here but nothing really floated my boat. Also, the pricing was a little weird. I felt like some things were overpriced. Overall it was neat to look at everything and worth checking out. I will come back and see how it matures (I’m told the store is somewhat new).

When I moved here, it was the worst experience of my life. Long story. However, a handful of pieces of furniture were destroyed. Two years later and I’m finally getting to replacing some of the damaged pieces.
I didn’t want some ‘new’ piece for my bedroom as I’m repainting my old stuff to fit my new décor. I really wanted to find a nice piece of furniture for that purpose.
I found it here. HOLY smokes this place is amazing. They have everything from signs to already painted furniture, to cake stands.
If you are in the market for vintage furniture, kitchen wares, and kitschy ‘stuff’, you have to come here. Be sure to check with them because in the back is even MORE furniture, however they are only open 4 days a month.
My tip: call Rusty Saturday and ask them what days that month the back area is open so you get more shopping options.