Famous Joe's Vendors Emporium

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R K

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Have been in here several times and have spent money in many booths. The male staff are great to deal with and not rude. But for some reason this last time we went in the older lady with glasses working was very rude and not customer oriented at all. I don't know if I ever want to deal with her again. My husband has boycotted this place due to how rude she was to me. Wish people understood customer service.

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David Carlson

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Famous Joe’s Wonder Emporium is exactly what you hope for. Every corner is packed with interesting finds, and the overall atmosphere makes it feel like you’re wandering through a curated collection instead of just browsing shelves. Tons of unique pieces, great aesthetic, and a fun place to explore. Definitely worth stopping in if you love vintage and toys.

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John Hershey

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I’ve been consistently going here, and I think this weekend was my last time. The women that work here are some of the rudest, more vile people I’ve encountered. From my MANY trips to this establishment, I’ve had 1 pleasant interaction with these women. The dark haired woman with glasses always bringing her dogs is particularly nasty to customers for no reason. Even if you’re a long time customer, don’t expect any kind customer service. They made my granddaughter extremely uncomfortable with how they interact with people because of how rude they are. The men here are truly the only ones I or anyone I know have had positive interactions with. They seem to notice the way these women speak to customers, but unfortunately I think the owner is the brunette with glasses. Also, as cute as the dogs are, having non service animals walking around I’d hope you let a customer in attempting to do the same thing or else it would be highly hypocritical. Again, I have gone here for YEARS, I am not making a review off of one poor interaction. I consistently gave them the benefit of the doubt- people have bad days. But after years of consistent poor attitudes, clearly this is just who they are. Most of the vendors market on social media, just reach out to them directly instead of having the displeasure of experiencing these vile women.

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marie Weber

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I had so much fun it was like 25 yard sales indoors everyday I found some handmade incense in a mood ring it turned purple I was looking for antique toys from my friend in Denver

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Gabriel Mendoza

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Perfect place to go that feels like an indoor swap meet, specialty items and boutique. So much to choose with different vendors showcasing their items for sale and customizations.