The shop has great items and is merchandised well. Clean and not musty smelling. Prices are fair…read more The customer service is a C-. Indifferent and not really willing to help you or help you get your purchase out of the store.

I came in today with 2 of my friends and had a horrible experience. We had never been here before…read moreand were excited to look at the antiques, but the woman on staff was very unwelcoming to us. We walked in and greeted her and smiled and were ignored. Red flag #1. As we walk through the store looking at what they had to offer, we notice the woman behind the desk following us and circling us. There were several other customers that did not experience this treatment. This in itself was not an issue. When I had made my way towards the back of the store with my boyfriend after examining everything else, the woman had followed us and practically ran after us. She came up to us and said "you need to stay in the front where I can see you." I had noticed a sign on the door regarding minors unattended in the store however my friends and I are all in our early 20's. This is completely unacceptable treatment. All parts of the store should be welcome to all patrons regardless of their age or how they look. I firmly believe that we were treated this way because of our appearance as we are young people with facial piercings and my boyfriend is a minority. I must note that up until this point we had been completely respectful costumers and were not causing a disturbance whatsoever, simply looking at antiques like anyone else. The only difference between us and the other customers who were not treated this way was our appearance. The woman on staff what a short older woman with a blonde bob. I surely hope this issue is addressed so no other young people experience this treatment when shopping at this establishment. Antiquing isn't just for old people. (:

This placed is wonderful. Faye the owner is really nice and very knowledgeable Of her antiques.read more

This is one of my favorite places to visit when I'm in Waynesville. There is a wide variety of…read moreitems in here- if you're looking for something particular, you're bound to find it here. Most of the booths are organized very well which makes for easy shopping. Lots of beautiful furniture pieces for good prices. The ladies who work here have always been pleasant to me. Ask about the history of the building- it's pretty interesting!

This is a corner shop in the heart of waynesville. Its known for its collective grouping of…read moreantiques and collectibles. I think its owned and operated by some sisters, who aren't always the friendliest. Most of the items are marked with prices but I've found that a large majority of them are not. So, when thar happens, i would suggest just moving on. But, if you must ask, well, I'll let you make your own comments here_________. But, they always change up the window displaces and it always looks really nice and inviting, but inside its always basically the same stuff year after year. It's a good place to find something from the past, but be ready to pay for it if you want it. This shop is a little on the high side.

Cute little hometown boutique. I really liked the inside decorated nicely. Prices are inline with…read moreany boutique pricing, the lady working was really nice. I will definitely go back. So much fun stuff to pick from. Really something for everyone

I discovered Buckeye Charm a few years ago when I found their booth at Vintage Market at the Greene…read moreCounty Fairgrounds. Jona and Adam have become dear friends, they are wonderful people.Their shop is a must visit for anyone visiting Waynesville in search of country gear, accessories, and decor.

I am from Indianapolis and I try to come over to Waynesville at least once a year with either my…read morecousin or my friends. I love Cheap Johns! Almost always find something and I usually at least leave with their McCall's candles which are the best. Have also purchased a neat lantern, candy, and small country items as gifts. The 2 ladies that work there are so friendly and we laugh a lot when there. I have never known them to follow me around the store. I am looking forward to my visit there at the end of this week. Don't think you will regret going to Cheap John's or any of the many neat shops in Waynesville!!! I've been visiting for years...only regret is that I can't make it more often.

The layout of the store is nice. On one side of the building is antiques, the other side of the…read morebuilding is more grocer retail based. When the women who work there aren't following you around like you're going to steal something, it's an interesting little store with lots of good product. I personally love their selection of teas they carry in the back half. They also have wonderful smelling candles. I will say, I frequent Waynesville a lot. I live near Cincinnati and make the half hour trip there monthly. This is the only establishment where I don't feel welcomed or comfortable , I always feel like I'm being hovered over as if the workers think I'm going to steal? It happens nearly every time in the store. :/ I love the store though.

Nice store but this isn't an antique store. Having a small box of postcards and some glassware is…read morenot mean you are an antique store. However the store is nice and the staff is friendly. I would recommend stopping in.

From the owner: Country store: Gifts, antiques, candles and all things funread more

Cute shop. Had a lot of different country themed items. Not a whole lot of antiques, per se…read more Manufactured, but not authentic. If you are looking for old country style, this is your place.