I've been here multiple times and LOVE this place, they have a good variety of booths and prices…read moreare usually reasonable. The vibes are great. My only complaint is that it's not handicap accessible at all (it's an old building there isn't much they can do to change that unfortunately) and it gets HOT during the summer, there doesn't seem to be any AC but they do have a lot of fans around that help! When checking out today I was drenched in sweat, and the cashier mentioned how nice out it is and I agreed but said it's a little warm inside, and she just started arguing with me telling me that it's not hot in there at all (it was easily over 95° in the building, especially in the back where there is no air flow) another coworker seemed to try to deescalate the situation and explain that they're just use to it being even hotter in there, and I agreed with her because this was nothing to fight over. But the whole experience was so weird and tone deft. I'll still be back, usually the staff is very friendly. I guess just don't mention the temperature lmao

I have been here the last 4 years for a visit. It's the same thing all the time. I remember many of…read morethe booths. Boring. Get some new vendors or have the one's currenty there rearrange their booths to make them inviting. Was very disappointed.

HOURS of shopping in here. I believe you can rent a booth and place your items for sale. There is…read moreso very much to see that you should plan on being here for a few hours at least. They have everything you can think of. Some things are really old, some just vintage and a few modern day. Whatever it is you are on the hunt for I am sure there is something to suit you here. I was strapped for time and actually was here to visit the old furniture store next door. They didn't have exactly what I was looking for so I came in here just to look around. BOY I wish I had a longer time to really look, But I quickly just walked through both floors. The creaking of the floor boards really add to the feel. and of course it smells like an old house as well.

I'm redecorating my daughter's room in a medieval gothic style, which is her current aesthetic, & I…read morewas able to find so many things here for her room but also many cool antiques for our house. I've been +3x's now & can see myself going back many more. The only thing I could speak negatively on is the friendliness of the front end staff. Meaning, there just wasn't any. They always gave me cold hard stares even when I smiled at them, which was quite odd considering I spent several hundred dollars there, at least $100 each time I went! There was no greeting when I entered once & the other times it was the most depressing little "hello" I've ever heard lol. I don't remember if they said anything when I left or not. Looking past that I still gave it 5 considering I went there to shop, not make friends. It would make it feel more welcoming though if they were more friendly.

A huge indoor flea market with a variety of vendors selling a huge selection of items plus a cafe…read moreserving coffees and sandwiches. This place is located in a huge warehouse over 50000 sq feet with over 200 vendors. Very organized and super clean. Definitely a fun place to visit in the area.

I visited this marketplace today and was a bit disappointed. It is touted as an antique store but…read morehonestly most of it is retail booths that do not sell antiques. If that's your thing, go for it. If you're looking for antiques, you could probably skip this place. However, I will say the staff was super friendly and helpful, and the store was clean and had a nice atmosphere. Many people were shopping in the retail booths. It just wasn't what I expected, which was a huge antique store.

The staff at Kraft street were incredibly friendly & accommodating as I browsed the shop for about…read morean hour & half on a slow Wednesday morning. The shop has more booths than you would expect for the size & I bought several things that were interesting or priced low enough to sell on my e-commerce site. I don't get to Clarksville often but I will make this a regular stop when I do,

Great stop to stretch our legs while traveling. This market is packed full of merchandise, but…read morestill navigable. The vendors provide a wide variety of glassware and dishes, as well records. I bought a small serving platter of my grandmothers dishes.

Cool place and friendly owner. Good story about the phone booth…read more Interesting stuff at reasonable prices.

Back again this year to this store. Again, the owner is just a lovely woman and the store is fun to…read morego throught. Worth stopping.

Usually I don't buy much at antique stores but I found a beautiful and classy vintage leather…read morelizard skin bag in mint condition for only $15 and a pretty faux emerald ring at The Rocking Horse Antiques. The owner was very thoughtful and kind. It was a pleasure listening to her talk and tell me the stories behind items in the store. I took pictures of things that I noticed and liked at her store. It was a visit back in time just hanging out and shopping in this store. I didn't expect this experience at this type of store, and it was very lovely & heartfelt.

What a nice little shop. Enjoy the lady working there. I…read morewill back when I am back in the State

Had a fascinating time browsing through vintage postcards and photographs in this store. Bought a…read moreJFK and Charlie's Angels trading cards here. I loved wandering through the booths and enjoyed my time there.

Cute little shop!! Loved everything about it!! Some things are pricey but it's such a cute little…read moreplace to grab a coffee with a friend and go browsing. They have a lot of cute little things. I had to resist on a lot of items! Definitely will be a regular to see what other gems I can find!

Its not here. Its an art gallery or something. There is no antique store. Move along. Parking is a…read morenightmare anyways

What a really interesting shop with so many different collectibles and antiques for everyone to…read morefind something that they cannot leave without. I saw the Open sign tonight after picking up my sweets from a nearby French bakery. So glad I stopped by. One of the owners, Brett, gave me a tour. Each room has a theme. So many vintage furniture pieces with intricate woodwork. Great condition for them, too, which is really impressive. I like that everything is neat and orderly. It does not look like someone's attic junk thrown in a booth like some antique shops I have been to around TN. They acquire "new" items weekly, so I am definitely coming back here. Plus, there are a few things I have in mind to give as gifts. Perfect gifts at reasonable prices. For now, I have my own want list on hold. Check out my photos of a few of them! So sweet of the owner's daughter to keep an eye on my little one while I looked around, but we had to go. Dinner time. They will be open more days after January, but Thursday to Sunday for now. The space was previously a law office, but I am happy we have an antique shop downtown again.

Lots of goodies to shop for. Cast iron, dishes, glassware, Fenton,Mosser and Blenko.read more

i just recently got into antique shopping and we stumbled upon this one and man this is probably…read moreone of my favorite ones! the owners are super friendly and very helpful. i was looking for a particular item and they helped me find what i was looking for and let my 5 year old pick out a toy in their free toy selection i would definitely coming back!

Such good prices and SO MANY different items and furniture to choose from!…read moreExcellent service

This is THE BEST antique store in town! There's so many unique items to choose from and the prices…read moreare fantastic! (especially coming from a big city) I found so much stuff there and the owner is the sweetest lady ever.