text: Good for window shopping but not much else Sleepy Poet may have bit off more than it could chew in classifying itself as an antique mall First appearances lead me to believe that it is more of an artist commune and clothing store I was overwhelmed with and slightly disappointed in the volume of finished artsy pieces I have been to a number of antique malls that have successfully incorporated both handmade art and antiques but the Poet seems to lean too heavily on the handmade art With that being said they do have a large quantity of vintage clothing pieces but that and their free popcorn will not get me through the door againnnThe staff are nice and I did find one small item to purchase vintage military duffle bag but pricewise I could have done much better online for the condition Also use caution if you are needing to use a store supplied shopping cart to carry your potential purchases With narrow aisles and a number of booths filled with large items that that stick out I found myself bumping into things that could have been potentially costly to me My hubby and I abandoned our cart midway through our visit for fear of knocking something or someone overnnPrices for a few other items that caught my eye were in the upper moderate to high range which made me think twice about buying anything else Usually when I see a piece I have to have and know it is a good value I get it Not in this case since I found myself checking the price before falling in love with anything I also found that there appears to be a few vendors that have similar booths setup here as well as other local antique malls I have visited however the prices appeared higher at the Poet Not sure if they felt the need to raise their prices due to the location nnHandmade art pieces and vintage clothing yes reasonably priced antiques not so much