This place was fun to just walk through and drool over! I absolutely LOVE the rustic wood…read morefurniture, and they have a lot! I would love to have an unlimited amount to just walk in and re-furnish my entire home! The ladies working there were very nice and helpful. Although I didn't purchase anything, I do plan on taking my husband there sometime with the hopes of a purchase. They have other things also for purchase....some very unique lotions, soaps, sunglasses, lamps, etc. Really cool store if you like rustic!

Lots of antiques and other goodies in this little shop, very well organized with good prices.read more

From the owner: We specialize in selling antique, vintage, and primitive items. Between all of our vendors, we…read morehave a large selection of country crafts and accents, handmade furniture, wreathes, jewelry, candles, soaps, and lotions.

Order form deli sandwiches! Really good value! Fresh sandwiches and soups! One of our favorite…read moreplaces to eat and shop!

I LOVE this little store. Excellent selection of spices, candies, and deli meats! They sell all…read morekinds of gifts/country style decor as well, but I'm usually too busy looking at their pantry section. The fresh bread is good too - the doughy edges of the loaves are my favorite part. I stop here whenever I'm in town to visit a friend and end up leaving with a trunk full of jellies, spices, and fresh dairy products. Their sliced cheese selection is on point - try the smoked Swiss, green onion cheddar, or bacon cheddar with the brown sugar ham (with butter - don't settle for the margarine).

If you're visiting the area, it's a must visit! Many attractive decor items, unique products for…read morethe home, outdoor furniture, indoor furniture plus lots of seasonals and .....a lovely little restaurant! We live near the area and include Whispering Pines on our 'go to' list for many things. Their furniture is beautiful! We've purchased a dining room set, chairs, a dresser....awesome! The kind that will last a lifetime! Always a stop for us when we're around Grantsville, or the Springs area. Highly recommend!

The entire staff and many customers do not obey the state mandated mask order. I felt very unsafe…read moreand left the premises. Staff was rude when questioned why they didn't have to follow the order. They made it political.

Yikes, is this location a mess. It might actually be the definition of mess. I do not know what…read morewas in this space before Ollie's moved in, but they did not do any type of update to the space. The overall feel of this plaza is that it is rundown and on life support. Like all the other Ollie's out there, the stock of items depend on what buyout they have partaken in. So each aisle is like a bad mixture of items that seem to go together, but really don't have a connection. And if you are looking for a particular item, that is almost always a no. Walking through this maze was not all that fun. I looked for things that I thought I needed, but did not find a single thing that I needed or wanted. I made my way back outside and into the parking lot and left.

Omg what is this place! I need a map to get out! The only section I can navigate is the book…read moresection. One pallet is coffee and the next one is laundry detergent?!?! It might be good stuff cheap but please use some organizational skills.

I find that antique shopping can open up a window into the past in a way that stories alone can't…read more When I walk into this location, I can't help but think about life before the present. I've been coming here for years. After I moved away to Las Vegas, I was introduced to antiques that were actually made while I was still alive. I don't think that counts (just yet). Yet I always enjoyed coming back to this place to see items that pre-date myself! The first floor has a myriad of items - from gorgeous dish sets, jewelry, dolls, books, and unique furniture items.. The second floor has a few structural things, bedding, etc. There is even a back room that houses some interesting outfits for the person who likes to wear the past. The building itself is unique. It is a unique stage for the antiques within. Every time I am here, I end up walking out with something new that I didn't know that I even wanted. You might not enjoy it as much as I do, but for me, this is my favorite place to walk into the past.

Over the past 12 years, my wife and I have now purchased 12 high-quality handmade Gat Creek brand…read moreAmerican-made furniture items (a bed, a dresser, a long dresser, a mirror, a hope chest, a large desk, two bedside drawers, a computer desk, a filing cabinet, a media cabinet and a dining room set) from Gat Creek. We even went to the factory in West Virginia to take a tour so we could see our furniture being made We were super happy with every aspect of the sale, from the no-pressure salespeople at Gat Creek's agent in Alexandria, Virginia (Warehouse Showrooms), to the delivery guys who showed up on time and took care of everything in a professional manner. The furniture is beautiful, sturdy and well made. I give Gat Creek the highest review possible.

From the owner: Hand Made Solid Wood Furniture, Made in the USA.read more

You must visit this shop and see the beautiful handcrafted furniture on display. The quality is…read moresuperb and it is built to your specifications. The prices are reasonable and you will have furniture that will last for generations to come. Our family has personally known this local craftsman for many years. His selection includes wooden toys for the children, items for the kitchen, lamps, bookcases, tables, hutches, chairs, beds, dressers & livingroom suits. Prices are the best in the Tri-State area. Our family is a satisfied customer.

I had no idea just how massive this place was from the outside. It is like one big scavenger hunt…read moreinside that seems to wind endlessly through vendors and just when I thought it was done, I discovered there was a whole lower level. The staff was so kind. I purchased one of those old time plastic popcorn holiday decorations that were massively popular in the 70s. My mom had many of these for the holidays and I've managed to uncover a few of them for my house. It always makes me think of her. On this visit, I saw a very unique one that was a hippie love sign. It was a little out of my price range, but my kids insisted I go back and get it. I reluctantly agreed, and the shopkeeper was so nice to let me get it despite actually being closed. She told me these signs used to cost $2 a piece. I definitely paid a lot more than that! But am so happy whenever I see it in our window.

This building houses approximately 159 vendors. The outside doesn't give any indication how huge…read morethe inside actually is. There is a downstairs too. There are unique gift items, hand crafted merchandise (clothes, art) and so many interesting items. Street parking is easy to find.