What clients say about Junkerville in Webb City (MO)
I went shopping here resently, bought some of my favorite collectibles. When I got home and unpacked them, one was broke. Called the store and they were just sorry. The value of the collectible is now nothing. It was a 1st edition. Will not be shopping here again.
Until today I had ALWAYS just drove right on by this place thinking the name explained what was inside , “JUNK”. But to my surprise it was actually pretty nice inside all the booths were set up beautifully and very clean. All sorts of things were there. I just couldn’t believe it! I will definitely be going back around payday ????
It was quiet in here and there's so much stuff to look at. There's something for everyone here too! It's a big antique mall too and will take up some time so come ready to walk!
There are a lot of things for sale here. Old things, new things, home-made/ hand crafted items, some are cheap, some are reasonable and some are expensive. Go when you have plenty of time to browse
Over charged , then wanted to accuse person of changing price tag.is that how you do business then people better watch out.not a good impression for oout of towners
Fun place to look around if you have some time. Seems like booth vendors all knew what they had, so there weren't many true deals, but probably fair pricing on most items. Wide variety for the area. We would stop again sometime.
Everyone should shop at Junkerville! Everything from home decor, flowers, seasonal, furniture, antiques,ball cards, vintage dolls and more! Great place to shop for about anything you'd want!!❤️
Junkerville has to be one of the worst flea markets I have ever been to...The staff was rude and very disrespectful..
I would give junkerville a 0 on a 10 scale, I would not recommend junkerville to anyone all the rumors you hear about junkerville I promise they are very true!!!!
It's like the name says. Whole bunch of random stuff. If you are a collector, you may find something interesting, but otherwise it's a big garage sale. Ok to walk around to pass the time.
There were so many wonderful treasures to see. It was very organized, clean, and easy to maneuver through. As with most flea markets, there were less than a handful of booths that need cleaned up to make them more accessible. Will definitely be back!
The booths have a wide variety of items and the facility is clean. If you love Farmhouse decor this place is for you. As others have mentioned it is a very large building and I can imagine that it is quite difficult to cool especially during these really hot months. The women's bathroom paper towel dispenser is located directly in front of the door, I was in the process of getting paper towels to dry my hands as another woman was coming in. She had no way of knowing I was standing there and hit me with door. She was so apologetic and it obviously was not her fault but it did hurt, so that wasn't fun lol
In from out of town & wanted to get a junkin fix. This was a mixed bag of great and not so much. First the good part, though there is a ton of new stuff & craft items (not my thing), there were several great booths with insanely good pricing. I was shocked by low cost on nearly every item I bought. I couldn't be happier with my haul.
Now for the less than stellar...like many of the reviews say, it was uncomfortably warm. Felt tolerable when we entered, but 1/2 way through, that went out the proverbial window. We ended up rushing through the rest of the aisles just to get out. A shame bc I had money that I would've gladly spent. Saw some items that I needed to look over a bit better & some booths that required a bit of digging, but the temp was too much to take. Maybe more fans would help? My husband and I even thought it would be a good gimmick to hand out personal battery powered fans for customers to use while browsing... Can't fix it, at least embrace it & make it a little joke. I can say that it for sure would've kept us there longer, but that solution leads into the next problem...
In order to hand out anything to a customer, you would necessarily be forced to acknowledge them. Every single store I go into, where the counter is directly at the front, assuming that there isn't a rush at the registers, the employees always greet you when you come in the door. That didn't happen, but whatever, no biggy. But when you go to the register to check out, thereby supporting the business & the independent vendors that trust them to maintain a pleasant, hospitable sales venue, there is zero excuse for every single employee (I believe there were 3 or 4 behind the counter) to remain silent. Not a "Hi", not a "Did you find everything ok?", not a single word until they gave the total. Just uncomfortable, awkward, weird silence. That's probably the easiest thing to fix, with very little effort required, and would make a sizeable impact.
There is so much stuff to look at! Gnomes galore, a really cute Halloween section, Christmas stuff, a wonderful 4th of July/red white and blue display right inside the doors! Not enough Chiefs stuff to make my buddy happy, but there were still a few things to check out. I'll need to go back for a second look around! Also if you're into lemon decor, like my daughter is, they have a nice variety!
Junkerville has so many different things to choose from, whether it be crafting supplies, knickknacks, antiques, signs and much much more, you’re sure to find something special.
This place could be dangerous to the wallet cause there are so many nice items. Had a lot of fun looking around. My niece bought this beauty and it looks great in her home.
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