I almost want to keep them a secret but honestly l love this plant nursery and especially the folks…read morethat work there‼ Beautiful and healthy plant offerings and amazing and caring customer service‼‼

Lovely independent nursery with unique plants and a friendly staff…read more You won't find 1,000 Bradford Lear Trees to fill your subdivision, but you'll get expert advice for you needs and a great selection of unique plants.

I love coming to Casabella. First of all, the store owner is a staple in East Cobb - just about…read moreeveryone I know knows her. (Sadly, I do not but that is ok). There are so many fun things and trinkets and big items in this store and the aesthetic is absolutely my vibe. I usually get gifts here. They're more on the expensive side but what do you expect for nicer items??? Perfect for gifting & perfect for gifting gift cards because its one of those places that I dont typically shop at for myself but I totally would if I had a gift card. They were not able to wrap everything like they usually do but luckily I didnt need things wrapped. :D

Casabella used to be my shop for special gifts-especially Christmas ornaments. Last December, the…read morecustomer service was less than I've ever experienced and I decided to never return. Today, I thought I'll give it another chance. Again at checkout- rude, entitled, and snarky staff. Plus, they all look like they're miserable. I guess that decorative tissue paper got hit with tariffs? My sale blouse only warranted, "sure you can have a sheet of white tissue paper." Pineapple Porch will be my go to gift shop going forward.

Not like it used to be, but maybe I'm older & established not needing so much anymore…read more But wow, still a nice store. Wear your walking shoes & if you are someone who needs breaks now & again know there is a big cafeteria for you to relax. I see folks sitting in the staged rooms as well. I guess OK?! I'll share pics. The kitchen & home decor is downstairs with the furniture & purchase kitchen/bathrooms/bedrooms is upstairs. Even a staffed playroom for children- check them in, shop, pick them up. I guess the costs are still good. Inflation happened, no doubt. I don't see the selections I used to, just over stocked with the same items to fill spaces. You need to experience this yourself. A big parking deck isn't too hard to navigate. Very large vehicles may be tricky, so if you can drive a smaller car or maybe park outside of the desk is a good option.

Their delivery service is really bad. Poor customer service, late delivery drivers. Apparently they…read moreonly have delivery trucks out once a week, and if the delivery driver misses you because he's really late in their delivery window you'll have to wait another entire week. I do not recommend buying from here with their delivery service here in Atlanta. I had to rent a U-Haul and enlist friends to help me get this bookcase, instead of having it delivered. When I live a few blocks from the store. No way I was waiting 2+ weeks. The only good customer service was when I fully canceled the delivery and changed to pickup, the lady on the phone was very nice. They need more delivery drivers and a better system in place for retrying deliveries the next day.

What a fun place to explore. Definitely worth the time. You never know what you'll find. The staff…read moreis nice and helpful. Overall a nice mix of antiques & vintage. Support small businesses.

First of all, I understand not bringing a large backpack or something into the store but basically…read morebanning purses was offensive. I am sure they wouldn't have had a problem taking my money. Second the prices were outrageous. I have seen the same stuff a million other times for a fraction of the cost. It makes me think either the store charges an arm and a leg for rent or that they have a say in the pricing. Third and lastly, the place is an unorganized mess. More than half the stalls just have their stuff thrown everywhere. I am sure I missed seeing a bunch of cool (though surely overpriced) items simply because you can even get in the stalls to look. It's a shame

We were on the backroads of Georgia and saw this cute town with this shop. It wasn't open, but the…read moreowner was minding the store next door and offered to open just so I could shop. Such cute rustic decor for sale! Nice brands and locally made items. The prices were reasonable. If you find yourself in Talking Rock, Georgia this little mercantile is a must see.

Such a cute store. If coming from Atlanta to Ellijay or Blue Ridge be sure to stop…read more They have a mixture of items from candles to wall sconces, glass jars, dish towels and antiques.

The owner was superrrr nice and helpful. Loved this store. They had so many neat antiques, amazing…read moresmelling candles/soaps, home goods. Def giving them a 5-star review!

WHOO! THESE PRICES BITE!…read more This little antique shop is located in downtown Dawsonville. I always enjoy visiting local furniture stores when I am in town for festivals because you just never know what you will find. This particular store had mostly furniture items placed in several rooms. I felt that the prices were a bit high for the quality of the pieces and the area. Now, I don't know if these were "festival" prices or everyday prices but several, (not all), of the price tags gave me pause. If you are looking for antiques, it is an option but I would prefer to just drive up to Dahlonega for great selection and pricing.

Excellent, organized antique store...not junky. Good jewelry selection. We bought some vinyls and a…read morelarge Indian Whitehall amber glass bowl. Very welcoming staff. Worth the stop!

This is a wonderful store. This large store with a good selection, variety in the categories and…read moregood prices. Lots of glass, pottery, books, vinyl records and farm artifacts. Too much variety to list here. I spent two hours going through this place and you will too. Owners know their stock and are very helpful.

Super nice owners. Large variety of vintage and antiques home decor. Beautiful pieces, lots of…read moretiger oak (also called quarter sawn oak). Reasonable prices. Will visit again next time we are in town.

From the owner: Hummingbird House is a friendly and welcoming shop offering antiques, gently used furniture,…read morevintage accessories, unique gift items, and charming collectibles — all at reasonable prices.

Loved this antique store!! So many things & the price is great!! So many pieces I'd like to buy one…read moreday in the near future!

We booked a cabin in Walnut Mountain and searched for an antique shop nearby and we were so…read morefortunate to come across Southern Flare Antiques. I have been to many antique shops in Georgia as well as North Carolina, but this shop is the best I have ever encountered. The employees were so friendly and nice and the items were all in excellent shape, well placed and reasonably priced. There was an upstairs as well as a back area full of a variety of items. As you walk in the place smelled wonderful and clean. We met the owner's mother and she was a delight; we hope to return on our next visit to Ellijay, Ga. I highly recommend this store and if you're in the area, suggest you stop in and check it out. Congratulations to the owner.

"With junk, timing is everything"…read more It was meant to be. Here I am driving around looking for something very specific, with no specific destination in mind, and one of said item catches the corner of my eye as I'm driving down Highway 5 into Ball Ground. Well what do you know? They had exactly what I was looking for, in the size I was looking for too! Was it meant to be? Well, I bought it and took it home* *What was I looking for you ask? A vintage, cast-iron, 70" claw-foot bath tub. By vintage, I mean REALLY vintage. I did some quick research from my pocket computing device, and based on the numbers cast into the tub, it was from 1897. I walk inside to see what the price was, and we made a deal! All of the match feet were in the tub, and to be expected, the tub was rough, so the price matched the condition. The gentleman I spoke to was direct, courteous, and willing to deal on the price a bit. When I said that I took the tub home, what I really meant was that I took the tub to a tub refinisher shop immediately. They even commented about the condition of the tub, and the vintage as well. With a little luck, and sweat-equity, anyone can find these rusty gems. With places like Rife Salvage around, I think my imagination could run wild... at least until my bank account caught up. Places like this need to exist today. Otherwise, items like what I bought that have a story, and real intrinsic value are lost. People need to be able to stick "junk" outside their shop in hopes of finding new owners to tell new stories for the future. We still stop in about once a month to see what else they have that we possibly could rehab or reporpoise (sic). These guys are great to deal with, and are constantly rotating stock of items. Support the local guy!

This place has a wonderful collection of things that can be used for multiple purposes in your…read morehome. But what I love best about Rife is that they can and will custom make items for you based on your vision. I wanted live edge wood shelves for my great room and had an idea on the size and materials I wanted. Eric at Rife drew up a sketch, helped me pick out a nice slab of wood for the shelves, and Tim constructed it! And with the left over wood from the slab I chose, they built a nice little live edge table! I am happy that Rife is literally just up the road from me and constantly has different things to consider.