Two floors. Fairly eclectic…read more Lovely manager. Was greeted and helped later when I wanted to view some items in a case. Venders have just the right amount of taste and randomness. Enjoyed my time in this store. Good stop for finishing touches in a house or some good ole vintage hunting. Note, second floor is hard to climb to and less air conditioned. Just an observation.

Sadly the minute you enter the front doors there is a nasty, musty stench/odor - I felt like the…read morestench was all over me when I left the building A LOT of European, gaudy furniture items - not as much old Americana antiques unfortunately. Due to the very nasty smell, I can't handle coming back - Its nauseating....

This is my new favorite antique store in Knoxville. Their items are of very good quality, and very…read morefairly priced- especially compared to some other antique stores in the area. Whenever I leave here I feel confident that I got a bargain on whatever it is that I have purchased. Also, they are never pushy or overly sales-y when I ask for details about any particular item. They are very knowledgable about their items, and very friendly, always giving you a warm welcome when you walk in the door. I will definitely be stopping by A & R first if there is a particular item that I am looking for, or even if I'm not looking for anything specific and just want to see some neat stuff. FYI: they are cash only, so make sure you stop by an ATM first before you go, because you will surely find at least one thing you want.

Amazing thrift store - 3rd generation in the business, they really know what they are doing. The…read moreprices are incredible and you can find pretty much anything you are looking for.

Huge selection of items of which many are truly antiques. There's something for everyone here.read more

One of our very first stops in Sevierville, I was super excited to visit because it had three…read morestories of antiques! When you pull in, there is an option to park near the Gem Mine or by the actual barn. We spent two hours in here because there was just so much to look at! At the very top of the barn is the best selection of vinyl records that my husband and I had come across in a long time! Prices were extremely fair, and I also found a bunch of pyrex dishes and tupperware! They accepted cash, card, and even tap to pay! Will absolutely visit again next time we are in Sevierville!

The lady who runs this antique store is super friendly. The store is a decent size with three rooms…read moreupstairs, a full size basement, and an additional room off the basement. There is a decent selection of items, but most are priced high.

If you are looking for stuff that is in pretty rough condition, you might like the Broken Arrow. I…read morefound the prices high for what they are selling. I think a better description would be Juntique. Drove a long way over for a big disappointment. Very little furniture. But who know, they might have just what you are looking for The Hwy 411 Antique store beats this Easily.

I've only been there once, but was able to find a few nice items for my resell shop. I will visit…read moreagain.

This place was pretty quiet, had a good selection of items and I definitely liked their pricing. An…read moreaverage shirt even a nice shirt was like four dollars. Also if your military or a veteran you get a discount

I would say definitely skip this place don't waste your time even driving over there. Drove over…read morethere it's in a bad area of town, outside their building our piles of bags that people donated of stuff. Next to the building is so much trash as if homeless people were living there. I went there at 3 o'clock and they're supposed to be open their sign on the window said they'll be back at noon. So they don't even stay there when they're supposed to be open.

Jeph has a shining personality that makes the trip to this thrift so worthwhile; you can tell he…read moreputs a lot of love and effort into keeping shop. Everything is beautifully arranged and so cozy. They have amazing deals, and as far as selection, they carry a bit of everything. Hands down my favorite secondhand shop in town.

This place is pretty big and has little areas which I'm guessing it's different sellers. The…read morepricing is kind of crazy though. I looked at a bunch of the furniture items and just for a dresser is anywhere from $400 to over $1000. There was even a dresser that was beat up, missing knobs and missing shelves and still asking for over $400. So pricing here needs some work. I don't know how they can stay in business with prices they have. Also as many many other people have mentioned that the people that work there do not great customers at all they're too busy chatting with each other.

Such a fun experience and I'm shocked I didn't know about this place…read more Large antique mall with many booths and a very eclectic mix of vintage and antique goods. Staff is attentive but lets you browse without bugging you. Very wide range of prices so there is something for everyone. Items range from new to very special antiques. Of note are the really special "mantiques" for the hard to shop for husband or father such as vintage hunting and fishing gear.

Beautiful store with lots of beautiful old antiques in great condition. I purchased a hat pin and…read morehat pin holder from them at a reasonable price and they are very difficult to find. I highly recommend this store!

It's difficult to pass this place, the view from the highway says it all - if you're intrigued by…read morethese roadside treasure troves you'll definitely be drawn in. The first order of business when you pull up to park is to set the parking brake, the drive is quite steep and the parking spaces are as well. I did the tour of the front porch first, it's filled with old and worn objects from many decades there are some cool pieces but like others have said very few items seen reasonably priced. I don't expect these types of shops to be bargain basement thrift store prices and actually I like the negotiation part of this hobby. I'm an avid collector of a few different things but I'm also very picky when it comes to condition and authenticity and I'm fine with paying the fair market values if the piece meets the criteria. I spent a considerable amount of time in here, there's lots of inventory and although most of the pieces are displayed in plain view there are some hidden gems that require a little more work and as you'd expect not everything is priced, I usually dismiss these pieces unless I'm extremely interested in them and usually am very happy the prices are missing because it's doubtful the person at the counter can set the price and they need to make a phone call to the owner - offsite owners usually offer discounts and listen to counter offers and this only take a few minutes in most cases. I'd stop in here again although the inventory probably doesn't turn because of the prices...