Nice store and clean. Everything is organized, bathroom is large and clean. That is important…read morebecause the place is so large you will end up making a few trips to it. Haahaa The prices vary from booth to booth. Some overpriced some reasonable (in my humble opinion of course)... Lots of variety. We will visit again.

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

You never know how good a company truly is until they resolve an issue for you. Management went…read moreabove and beyond to make me feel understood and took care of me beyond expectations. Thank you!You have a customer and and someone who will tell every to shop here!

I am a sucker for antique shops and this one will reel you right in. City Antiques is ginormous,…read morewith the first & main warehouse space a massive size, along with a back garden area and an additional smaller building full of goodies. You can find a vast set of treasures here, from clothing to jewelry to decor and knick knacks to furniture, stunning chandeliers, sports jerseys and collector items, records, paintings, Christmas stuff and way more. They have dozens of different vendor sections in here and each has their own charm and personality of items to be found. Also, for my book lovers you CANNOT miss the antique library collection that is straight to the right when you enter at the front. You will be blown away by its beauty and history. The workers here were all really friendly too. Some items were pretty spendy but I found there was a lot that was within reasonable prices too even though they're antique. If you're able to come at the right time where sales are happening you can get even better deals as well.

Love shopping here and have done so for many years! Everyone is so friendly and helpful. My…read moredaughter and I found some great items on our last visit and cannot wait to visit again.

This was always one of my favorite spots when I lived in Atlanta years ago. So nice to be able to…read morestop back in as I was traveling through Atlanta a few weeks ago. I wanted some thing in nearly every aisle we walked down. Such a great variety of items and vendors. Despite leaving three items behind, I had to repack my whole suitcase and carry-on to be able to get what I did by home with me. Totally worth it! Huge shout out to the staff for helping me wrap everything so it made it safely. Wouldn't you know I keep thinking about the items I left behind? Darn!

This shop has reopened! 3 to 4 days a week with a wonderful new selection. Excellent customer…read moreservice and inventory. Under new management. I would recommend stopping by midday Thursday through Sunday!

This store is open again! I am not sure of the hours, but they have some truly amazing actual…read moreantiques. From art deco tea sets to working phonographs! I was amazed. My daughter purchased a beautiful heart shaped amber necklace. I will definitely be back!

My favorite antique store!…read more I feel like a lot of the "antique" stores in Cartersville are essentially thrift stores with how much random junk seems to be in them. But this place is actually awesome! Amazing antiques, good prices, and I especially like that they reuse boxes to pack up your finds instead of using plastic bags, very sustainable! They take special care in wrapping your purchases and will hold stuff at the front for you while you're shopping if your hands get too full. Can't recommend this place enough!

Let me tell you just how fun and inviting this place is! There are over 50 booths and vendors and…read moreanything you could possibly want /need. Here you can find everything from baby clothes to trendy home decor to vintage / antiques ( and everything in between )! Prices are fantastic since the individual vendors get to set their own prices. Do yourself a favor and GO! Check them out and support the small business owner. Your dollar here means a lot more to one person than spending it at Walmart.

My friends and I came in looking for movie soundtracks, and while we were looking, a tall, older…read moreman approached us and asked if we were the girls who had been looking through them. I said yes, and he immediately responded, "No, no, no, let's put these back," speaking to us in an extremely condescending and disrespectful way, as if we were children who had done something wrong. After we put everything back and were getting ready to leave, he then said, "Let's see if you girls are true to your word." The entire interaction was incredibly uncomfortable and inappropriate. He repeatedly looked us up and down while talking to us, which made it very clear that this was not simply an employee doing his job. We are young girls, and the way he was speaking to and looking at us was completely unacceptable. What made the situation even worse was seeing his male coworker with long brown hair laughing while he was talking to us. Watching another employee find the situation funny instead of recognizing how uncomfortable and inappropriate it was was honestly disgusting. If this is how your employees treat young female customers, there is a serious problem. We came in to look at movie soundtracks, not to be talked down to, scrutinized, or made uncomfortable by an older man who seemed far more interested in us than the products we were looking at. Employees should make customers feel welcome and safe not embarrassed, intimidated, or sexualized. This entire interaction was completely inappropriate and needs to be addressed.

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.

So this place basically has the appearance of a museum. Every room is brightly lit, every piece…read moreimpeccably arranged. If you're looking for a dirty, hoarderesque establishment with things stacked three feet deep and dim lighting, you're at the wrong place. That being said, I don't want this 3 star review to discourage anyone! I just want to inform you about this place, so you can know if it what you're looking for. It didn't have the things I was looking for, but that doesn't mean it won't have what you're looking for. I came in, not looking for anything in particular, really. Just browsing and such, maybe looking for some records or books from 1905. It's a furniture and fine china mart. As to the "antique aspect"... I'd say maybe about 40% of the items there were what I'd consider antique. As in, pre-80s, maybe even mid-70s. But there were some beautiful pieces. Elaborate crystal chandeliers, heavy oaken tables, chess sets crafted from stone and marble, stunning Japanese-style room dividers with raised images and beautiful imagery. I was sort of afraid to touch anything because it was so brightly lit and so many things looked delicate. My idea of a perfect antique market is a mix of said beautiful furniture and other 1950s things. Dresses, photographs, typewriter in a bold case. This place was strictly fine furniture, with a smattering of jewelry and other random pieces (abacus, anyone), and was far too tasteful for my tastes. I'm a grungy, dig-through-this-room-and-find-treasures kind of person, not delicate stemware and principled manors. So if you've got cash to spare and a discerning eye for beautiful things, I'm sure you'd enjoy this place far more than I did.

Great place if you are furnishing your fake stucco clad suburban castle . Literally full of brown…read moreoversized used furniture . Don't miss the scary doll collection ! Creepy Creepy Creepy ! Seriously though ; very few antiques and the staff was pleasant .

This is a cool flea market. Yup, it looks grungy and rundown .... but persevere, and walk through,…read moreparticularly in the section marked 'antiques.' I have no interest in tube socks or cheap cleaning supplies. But I do like collectibles and designer purses. There's a woman who sells high-end Italian leather. (Last time I bought a beautiful, well-made pocketbook that retails for $600 --confirmed by a Google search. I paid $30.) Another vendor has collectible 'made in Japan' figurines, for next to no money. There's an interesting fellow at the end of the Antique stall who has a mish-mash of stuff. I always buy 8 pens for a dollar, but yesterday I realized he has retro costume jewelry. Boy, did I make out: charms 3-for-a-dollar, vintage bracelets @ $1 & $2, rhinestone necklaces, fun '60s brooches, cool wrist watches, with new batteries (!) for $4. The proprietor -- who sells second-hand shoes -- has a sign hanging: if you can't afford $2 for shoes, let me know and I'll give them to you for free. Just don't steal..... This is my kind of place!

Personally, they should clean up the booths who are not organized And clean. It honestly makes…read morepeople not want to go in to look. They should remodel the rest rooms. They are ran down and very nasty like as if it doesn't get cleaned. Parking is rough due to the surface all broken up. It honestly needs an update. It's been this way for 15+ years. There are some great entrepreneurs there, who have great deals and products. But!! It should be regulated more and cleaned up. Would help business so much.