The Red Wagon Market

Divya Love Lori Wise

Super disappointed! I had really been looking forward to going in here ever since I arrived into town to check out the items their vendors are selling, as well as the layout and possibly rent a space for my own growing business. I found some gorgeous china pieces to add to my beloved collection of my grandmothers china set as well as some lovely linens and quilts I would have loved to purchase. After inquiring to the owner about Wi-Fi accessibility for the customers and vendors (because I noticed I didn’t have a cell signal inside the store), and being told they don’t supply that to customers or vendors I made the suggestion that the owner might want to rethink that decision. In the majority of my traveling experiences within the US and abroad, common practice is that most public places that have Wi-Fi make their Wi-Fi available to the public. Unfortunately making that suggestion (which seems quite reasonable) was all it took to seriously offend her. I tried communicating with her and asking her name but she refused to give it to me because I had just ‘told her she wasn’t doing a good job in front of her customers!’ Huh? Um, what? I didn’t say anything at all like that, nor did I imply that. In fact, the thought that ‘she wasn’t doing a good job’ never even crossed my mind. I was making a suggestion that she make her Wi-Fi available to the public, especially her vendors. She then very cattily asked my name and I told her, thinking she would realize I am trying to connect, not offend. She was very rude and hostile and questioned me as to why I wanted her name. I said that I was networking and trying to meet others with similar interests (those who are reselling antique, vintage and repurposed items) but before I could verbalize the words in parentheses she quickly informed me that she seriously doubted we had any similar interests. It was a very bizarre and extremely disappointing experience. I definitely will NOT be back as I don’t trade, spend my money or do business with people who are rude, snotty and uninterested in basic non violent communication. Needless to say, I left empty handed and will find my treasures elsewhere. Tiptoeing around a business owner where I shop or do business with is not something I intend to do, ever. It would be interesting to know how many sales as well as amazing vendors have been lost due to the owners rude behavior. The one star is for the cold a/c. I give 5 stars to the beautifully displayed items by the vendors. The owner gets zero stars. Seriously, do better.

Connie Baber

Lots to look at. I wanted a buffet didn't see the one I wanted.

Kevin Homonai

Lots of neat stuff to look at. Wife really enjoyed it.

Courtney Carlton

Nice clean place. Some booths were a little pricey but we enjoyed being able to walk around and browse. Lots of variety and good quality items.