Great place! I expected prices to be ridiculously high but I was pleasantly surprised. Especially…read moresome of the furniture.

If you're looking for minstrel dolls,Trump buttons, and playboy magazines then this place is…read moreperfect for you. If you're not a fan of racism, or are looking for unique items, I suggest skipping this antique store

Meandering through aisles of eclectic treasures from yesteryear makes me smile. I visited Park West…read moreVintage in Marietta on a rainy Sunday and quickly determined this could be my happy place. I found furniture, artwork (original and prints), collectibles, jewelry, clothing, lighting, seasonal decor and so much more. I wandered through the entire store twice and saw different pieces each time. I took a number of photos to help show the variety of merchandise. In terms of service, I asked for help measuring a piece and found a friendly face right away. This store is clean and vibrant, but also unpretentious. I realize everyone's budget is different and value is quite subjective. However, I didn't have sticker shock while perusing and I looked at a good number of treasures. Happy shopping, neighbors!

Artificially generated art found throughout the store, and the customer service was rude.read more

Wow, I wasn't expecting to travel back in time but this place definitely took me there! I was…read moresearching for a comic book store and found this gem. The comic book store is inside so while my friend searched for his comics, I did some exploring. There's so much to see, so many wonderful things here. I have to make the long drive back out to search again. If you're into hot wheels, there's a bunch, with some only being $1!!! Just do yourself a favor and stop by.

This is a huge antique mall. You will find something to purchase and or reminisce about items from…read morethe past. Friendly workers too.

Fantastic selection of vintage clothing with very stylish options. Great vibes, great layout, and…read morelovely people. This place is a must visit in Marietta!

This popped up in an Apple Maps search for "thrift stores," but Yelp has the proper categorization…read more It's an antiques/collectibles store, more like a flea market than a Goodwill. Expect vintage Coca-Cola merch alongside framed Star Wars action figures and hand-made bottle cap jewelry. If a Pier One, a toy store, and an arts festival had a love child - and that love child had a yard sale - it would look a lot like this. That's not a complaint.

While walking along the Marietta stores, we decided to take a look at this interesting looking…read moreantiques store. While checking out the vinyls, one tall older man gave us gestures to put the vinyls back into their original position (as if we're idiots and don't know how to properly conduct ourselves). I'm assuming this is because we are younger. I found a vinyl I've been wanting for a while, but because of his rude he was, I did not buy it.

Nice selection of records, books, jewelry and other interesting things. Quality is good and…read moreconsistent, but their prices can be a bit high, so I would do your research and be sure the price is competitive. Good place for gifts. I usually stop by every time I visit Marietta and find something!

This is a great store.there are many things to choose from. The customer service is very helpful.read more

I worked at Queen of Hearts years ago before we moved to FL. I can attest that owners Jim and…read moreStacey Anderson are the epitome of professionalism and compassion to their customers, employees and vendors. Other businesses could learn from their example.

Great selection and a wide variety of items, but this is not an antique mall, and really shouldn't…read morebe labeled as such. It's more of a yard sale in store form. Most of the vendors seem to have modern, semi-modern items, or crafts/modern collectibles. I did find some nice china pieces, but they were not antique in the least. The store obviously can't tell vendors how much they can charge for their items, but I found some things to be outrageously expensive. A couple yards of stained fabric for 25 bucks, a nearly destroyed basket for almost 40 bucks, a broken stoneware jug for 50 bucks. It made the experience a lot less enjoyable. However, I will say the staff are phenomenal, and the store is clean as a whistle. I'll be back to browse, if nothing else. It's a fun way to spend an afternoon.

It's a really good place all kinds of different things it really was amazing. Everything is clean…read moreand staff was helpful and nice. Wide selection and nicely organized. Some of the items were a little pricey but it didn't overwhelm me. Overall I would recommend this and definitely excited to go back! (This is a edit 8 days later I went back and it's still an amazing place! )

I've been living in the ATL area for 2 years now and better late than never to have found this…read morespot! I ended up driving out here to check out the outdoor market which I came across on Instagram (which had some cool finds as well). But going inside had so many fun vendor stalls! Whether you are into home decor, vintage collections, or other tchotchkes, this should be a place you add to your list to check out. While I came here today with my 3 year old, this is definitely a spot I can (and will) come back to explore solo with an iced coffee in hand so I can take my sweet time to really take in all the nooks and crannies of this market. Plus, they have a little cafe inside if you find yourself working up a thirst or appetite from indulging in some retail therapy. While there were several things I would have liked to purchase I narrowed it down to a cute framed painting of a ghost reading a book, but I'm sure my next visit I'll manage to purchase quite a few items.

I went to The Market for Christmas shopping because of all of the wonderful Vendors there and the…read moreunique items available. I LOVE the Painted Bloom and bought a lovely necklace for my granddaughter from her vendor booth. Checkout was breezy and I definitely feel like I could use a map of the vendors to better make sure I don't miss anything. Maybe one is available. I definitely walked in circles a few times. I found a lovely shop in there for teas and a few metaphysical items as well. I bought a lovely amazonite pendulum that was super reasonable. The cashiers were friendly. Most vendor booths had items on sale. I plan on shopping after holiday sales as well. I feel like the Market is a hidden gem that needs to be discovered by all. So many cool items and I hear tell the tea shop is AWESOME!

I love desperate housewares! Leonor the owner is so kind and helpful in assisting with all your…read morehome decor needs. They recently relocated from olde fourth ward to the Marietta neighborhood and house some awesome vintage items with great prices. If you're looking for a new shop to go antiquing, especially in search of mcm (who isn't these days?!) then please stop by and you will be pleasantly surprised by this new addition to lower roswell road 5 minutes from the square!

This is my new favorite place. I've never walked into an antique store, especially one with so many…read moremid century modern pieces, and thought "yeah I can afford this." There are so many incredible pieces in here, from furniture to random decor, to kitchen items, and most of it is VERY reasonably priced. In fact, a lot of it is a steal, especially considering how much cool retro stuff they have.

Excellent customer service, fast shipping, and a genuine, proved commitment to making reenacting an…read moreaccessible hobby to all without sacrificing authenticity. These folks have always been a joy to deal with, and, as a twenty-something with limited funds, I sincerely appreciate their price-to-quality ratio. I only wish they stocked more uniforms in smaller sizes, but considering they're in the middle of a supplier overhaul, this issue could be corrected in the near future.

The shade of "Feldgrau" of their wool is more like "toxic green". I got a pair of jackboots about a…read moreyear ago and the soles started peeling off the first time they got wet and I had to stick it all back on with shoe gu or use them as an $170 pair of slippers. The hooks on the helmet cover are attached so badly that two of them snapped off the first time I tried to attach it to the helmet. Luckily they were the two side ones so I can still use it. They were attached by a couple of crappy rivets that weren't even put in straight and seem to be made of some kind of soft pig iron. The tunic is a joke of sticking out threads and poorly sewed on buttons. I got tunics from an asian online seller that cost less and are much better in build quality and fit. Hessan antique gear is trash and I won't be wasting my money there again. I'll stick to a certain two UK based sellers whose gear is ten times better quality.