I've been wanting to stop by this place for months. Well, today was the day, as we were looking…read morefor some old knobs to go on an antique wine cabinet. We found some knobs that will probably work - not perfect, but should work. They were $3.00 each, so not cheap. If you're looking for some things that will take you back in time, some industrial type lighting, old doors, etc., stop by the Otto Depot. They may have what you want.

Really unique place. If you are looking for decorations that you can't find just anywhere this is…read morethe place. Plan to spend at least 1 1/2 to 2 hours minimum because there is so much to see. Super Friendly staff also

Adorable store with a LOT of items inside! Super friendly gentleman working today. We found a few…read more"must have" items! Definitely recommend that you pop in while visiting Andrews!

Go check this place out! The most unique and never to be seen again treasures. The owner Jackie is…read morea delight to chat with. Her talent goes beyond shabby chic! If interested in learning how to create your own, she has chalk paint classes too.

This is a great shop but you need to pick your entrance there are two of them, if you park in the…read morelittle lot off of Route 441 up top plan on walking down several flights of outdoor wooden stairs and a short walk to the porch, I'd recommend driving down the hill and visiting this shop using the Franklin Street entrance. Once inside you'll meet one of the owners the older gentleman was tending the shop today and such a gem of a man - this place is filled with a beautiful selection of antiques, collectibles and memorabilia from across America, this husband and wife picker team travel the country in a Winnebago pulling a trailer behind them looking for treasure. This shop is absolutely beautifully laid out, a lot of the displays were handmade by the owner and everything is easily accessible, clean and in great condition - I promise there is no junk here. I thought the pricing was fair especially considering the quality and condition of each piece. I spent a considerable amount of time here mostly admiring the merchandise - one of the benefits of spending time in a shop like this goes far beyond finding that special item, if you're willing to spend some time here and ask the right questions in a respectful manner you can get an education, this man purchased everything on display therefore he's touched it all and there's no doubt he has an eye for the rare and unique pieces as well as somethings that have simply been forgotten over time. Although I didn't find anything that fit into my collection I really enjoyed every minute I spent here. I've been to many many antique shops but rarely do I find one as true to the word antique as I found here. They say the busy season is in the fall when the leaves fall today we had the shop to ourselves and that made for a pretty special day...

I loved , loved this shop !! So many great things !! Everything was so neatly organized and set up…read moreperfectly. There was a selection of antiques as well as new items but nothing was crowded into the other areas. Prices were perfectly as they should be

This is right on 441 hwy. Good antique store, lots of vendors, worth a stop, upstairs and…read moredownstairs

I walked in this "Antique Mall" from the upper level, it's a little smaller than the basement level…read moreit also seems the items upstairs is of higher quality. The staff was loading furniture in the parking lot when we entered the shop and I think we were half through the lower level before we met the nice lady sitting at the register. This place is huge and filled with everything under the sun - the downside to that is there is no standard here the owners it seems will allow just about anything in the booths - I actually found a fairly new "Instant Pot" with no box priced at $72, now for me that makes this antique store a little more of a thrift store and is a total turn-off. I'm not saying there aren't any treasures here I'm just stating the merchandise is all over the place. There's a lot to see here but the quality downstairs is all over the place. I tend to lose interest when a shop get too garage saleeeeee. The staff was friendly and the prices seemed to be inline with the condition and quality I'd definitely return for a quick walk through but not my favorite in Dillard by any means...

Came through on a whim on the way up to Highlands and I'm so glad we did!! Super eclectic store…read morewith impressively down to earth prices. I Also want to add that among the many treasures lay an excellent jewelry selection, both new and vintage. Owner was also so very kind! Definitely recommend stopping in to take a peek!

We stopped here over the weekend to buy a Christmas tree from their lot at the rear of the store…read more The ladies that work in the store are very nice and helpful, however the young man selling the trees was the rudest person I have every encountered in a retail environment. He basically told us he didn't care if we bought a tree or not and that he was completely over loading trees onto the top of SUVs. As a side note, the trees were brown in the center and had not been trimmed into shape throughout the summer. We took our business elsewhere and found a gorgeous fir at the OSAGE farm a few mile down the road. I hope in the future the nice ladies in the store will find a nicer person to sell their Christmas trees.

The granddaughter is a thrift store super freak, so when she's in town, we WILL be going to thrift…read morestores. Faith had a super sale going on while the super granddaughter was here. I even bought a jacket for hubby! The daughter and granddaughter were whizzing through the store; but you KNOW it was all for the little darling. What a time we had! And we like knowing that this store is supportive of ministry. Go on in! You may find something you MUST have.

Absolutely wonderful store!!! The prices are beyond amazing, the items in the store are absolute…read moregems. I got a carhartt vest for maybe 3-5 dollars? and a vintage leather skirt for 3 :) The mission statement for the shop makes it even better. Fighting Abuse In The Homes (F.A.I.T.H), advocates and helps victims of abuse and violence. I feel more than happy with my purchase from this store. So much love for this place

Great Flea Market! Fun weekend! Great food! You never know what you are going to find. Plus…read moreloads to do in Clayton and the surrounding area. Only an 1 1/2 hours from Atlanta.

The best flea market I've ever been to. Lots of old stuff and very interesting offerings.read more

Around the corner, down the hill up the street a bit in Dillard is where you'll fine Carol's Back…read morePorch - Don't let the facade confuse you - this place gets its name legitimately, to get inside you literally have to come in off the back porch from the street side (there is an interior entrance from another business upstairs), it can get kinda junked up at times I'm sure but that's okay everybody like to be served up something different in this business. It gets a little too much garage sale like for me and maybe a little garbaged up to some but you just know there is treasure hidden here. I enjoyed the time I spent here once I got settled in on the mission and was able to wade through a lot of what I'd call thrift store type merchandise but I'd also say it would be difficult to put a tag on this place that does justice to the genre here. The owner was busy scurrying around organizing and adding new items to the inventory but she (Nancy) took a few minutes to chat. She is a wonderful kind person the type of person that fits this business well. Although I didn't find anything I had to have today I definitely would return when in the area...

Fairly nice selection of items, some areas were a little to cluttered to get into but this is the…read moreway it is in many of these types of shops. I really cant speak on the staff, because to be honest i do not remember if were were spoken to or not, i know there was a lady there, but i had no need for conversation. We will go back again