Wide range of vintage kitchenware, jewelry, signs, iron hooks, plates, cups in a variety of booths…read more Great help & answers by staff.

Loads of sellers have unique booths full of antique finds. Their online auction, as well as High…read moreLow Bid are a lot of fun and always full of goodies. Highly recommend the store and auctions. Very personable staff!

I actually stumbled across this little shop after taking a wrong turn on my way to River Rat…read moreFloating, and I'm glad I did. The building is old and a bit rickety, but it has a charming, rustic character that fits the area. There was a nice variety of unique items to browse, and I ended up purchasing one thing that caught my eye. That said, I did feel that many of the prices were higher than I expected. However, considering it's located in a popular tourist destination, that's not entirely surprising. Even if you don't plan to buy much, it's still a fun place to stop, look around, and enjoy the atmosphere.

She had everything you could possibly imagine and the prices were very fair. A customer offered her…read moresomething a bit less and she promptly called the owner who agreed. Service here is impeccable. We had so much fun and I found an antique item that I had been searching for over three years!

So much to look at! Very well laid out, great prices. Thrifters dream. Great selection of nifty…read moreitems.

Huge place with something for everyone. You will spend a long time here so be prepared!read more

Cute vintage, antique shop located in Downtown Bryson City NC…read more The store owners are friendly and welcoming and do a great job at keeping the store clean cut and organized. There's a small section of rock and roll memorabilia which is really cool but nothing signed by the artist. There is also a small selection of vinyls. In the back, they have a nice jukebox for sale and a beautiful pendulum wall clock. If you are looking for Player piano reels they have a milk crate full of them in the back left of the store. There's not a lot of vintage clothes here but they do have some and if you're looking jewelry they do have a small selection as well. Prices are reasonable and sellers were offering OBO discounts on items if we were interested in making a purchase. All-n-all, great spot to shop if you're spending the day and Bryson City.

Great little vintage store has just about everything you could possibly imagine…read more Jewelry knives records photos, knick knacks She's got some nice stuff definitely come here and look when you're in Bryson City.

Chris is awesome! My boyfriend and I enjoyed chatting with him, and I really liked that he took the…read moretime to introduce himself and shake hands with every person that walked in. Lots to look at, and some very rare impressive items. It didn't hurt that he had a precious, playful little shop kitten running around! Kittens and antiques are my favorite things.

This is a tough one…read more First of all, there's some REALLY cool stuff, but most of it is waaay overpriced. $650 for a Kentucky Fried Chicken light? Really? This is Maggie Valley, not Manhattan. That's about double what it's worth. Next, the owner is EXTREMELY outgoing...to the point of making you uncomfortable. Sure, he's friendly, but he appears to be on a constant caffeine or sugar high, bouncing off the walls. Don't get me wrong...I appreciate when someone is friendly, but this was to the point of being intrusive, and a bit creepy. Topping it off was the picture taped by the front door of President Biden made up as a terrorist. Look, I get it...it's his shop; he can do what he wants. But it's my time and my money, and I don't give a rat's crap about his politics. Yeah, yeah, I realize we were in Trump country, and the multiple life-sized cardboard cutouts of the guy only reinforced that, but I don't have to deal with that sort of nonsense. I actually found something I was interested in (one of the few reasonably-priced pieces in the store), but that interest dropped to zero when I saw the Biden picture. If you're willing to throw your politics under people's nose it just tells me you don't care about honking off a certain percentage of your potential customers...and that is a stupid business move. The smartest thing this guy could do would be to to dial back the in-your-face approach to customer interaction and keep his politics under wrap. Then he just might skirt around the ridiculous pricing.

This antiques store is in an old schoolhouse and is huge--We spent a couple of hours here. Lots of…read morevendors, all reasonably priced. Great experience

This is a historic school house that houses Whistle Stop. There are plenty of vendors here with…read moregood prices. There's an old Mayberry cop car inside. The atmosphere is laid back and so very friendly! This is my fourth visit. I'll be back!

This is a fun little local antique/americana/tchotchke type place. Lot's of things to look at and…read moresome unusual items to take home. This is a short review but you've gotta see it for yourself. It's on Depot Street and there's plenty of free parking in the lot at the end of the street. Check it out. I think you'll be pleasantly pleased.

One of the three Antique stores we visited on a Saturday. Clean and organized, not an overwhelming…read moreamount of items so your eye isn't pulled in all directions at once. It was nice to visit but the amount of Confederate memorabilia (heroic Stonewall riding through town with the traitorous flag) left me with a bad taste. I could have overlooked this bit of Southern Pride but then I came across the most racist thing I've ever seen in my years on this planet. A shelf dedicated to "black" memorabilia- a sat and pepper shaker set of little black boys that were created to overwhelminlgly resemble apes. It made me sick to my stomach.

Why do people visit antique stores?…read more I suppose there are a number of reasons, and for me, there are at least two: I never know what I might find that I may or may not have known I needed; and, I can get my steps in by walking through to (possibly) find that elusive item. There is a great selection at The Village Hound, the people are helpful and friendly, and there is adequate parking for your visit. Go there. They may have just what you want!

Agree with the first review. We were initially drawn in by the antiques, where we found some very…read moreinteresting things. Lots of antique china, furniture and other things. But what we really liked was what is affectionately known as the "The Dog Room". Lots of toys, doggie sweaters and shirts, life jackets and countless other items for sale. The owner was very nice to talk with, very clearly a dog person. We also got to meet her dog, who was just as friendly. We ended up buying our pup a new, snazzy collar and a toy fuzzy trout (yes, trout), which he loves! Great little find and we enjoyed our visit!