The Regeneration Station is a true gem in Asheville. From art and gifts to home goods and vintage…read moretreasures, they have it all, curated in a way that feels both like a gallery and a store. It's the most fun and enjoyable shopping experience I've ever had. When my partner and I moved here with little furniture and a tight budget, we furnished almost our entire place with pieces from TRS at shockingly fair prices. Nearly three years later, everything has held up beautifully. These pieces aren't just furniture, they're treasures, crafted with care by local artisans who repurpose used items instead of letting them go to waste. Knowing we're giving these pieces new life is so special and truly embodies the spirit of this community. We're devastated for TRS after Helene, it's sickening and awful. Our hearts go out to the owner and team. If there's any way we can support you, please let us know in a response to this review!

The store was bright and open, perhaps a bit empty. Overall it was eclectic with a good mix of…read moreinventory. We did fine a piece of furniture. The female employee was not very outgoing or particularly friendly. She did not offer to help us with our purchase which I found odd. I'd like to see more full booths and more friendly help.

When I travel to NC to visit my daughter I always stop at this flea market because it has great…read morevendors with great items at very fair prices!

If you don't have plans on the last Sunday of the month, I just made some for you! Visit Salvage…read moreStation event space for the Asheville Flea For Y'all, only the BEST vintage flea market you'll ever stumble upon. Whether you're in the shopping mood when you arrive or not, this flea market will dazzle your eyes and open your pocket books. And these aren't thrift store finds, these are VINTAGE items, everything from jewelry to vinyls, clothing to furniture, you'll be in heaven. They break out some locals brews when the clock strikes noon and have food trucks on site to fill your tummy. Not only are you in for some A+ finds, but the vendors are local AND have that local charm as well! It's easy to strike up a conversation with the vendors and you'll never want to miss another of these markets after your first. It's a pop-up shop on steroids. Thrift stores and flea markets have the charm of being dirty and unorganized, but this flea market will attract you with its organization and vintage, hipster-chic charm. So, mark your calendars for the next Flea For Y'all market!

Had the pleasure to meet the owner this past weekend. Really knowledgeable guy! Knows every piece…read morein the whole shop. I went in to look around and found some vintage quilts and had a lot of fun looking at them while the wife took a look at the rest. If you are looking for vintage this spot is a must!

Great store with unique finds!! Both of us found some true gems! I found a vintage baggy waffle…read moreshirt which are pretty rare. We also got some ski t shirts. The owner was very helpful and friendly and had great stories to tell about his thrifting experience.

The Honeypot is the bestest. Sometimes I go in with the intention of soaking in some ephemeral…read morepleasure from the striking color palette and wonderful aesthetic oddities that lay within. Definitely my go to for cheap, fashionable accessories, organic undies, awesome vintage shoes, and any gifting opportunities that pop up. Beautifully made, locally designed clothes too! And the ladies who work there...pure sweetness.

Wonderful selection of clothing and all sorts of finds! Thoughtfully curated jewelry displays and a…read morecool selection of leather goods!

I had a big cabinet and leather chair picked up for donation this past week. The two men that…read morearrived to take my donations couldn't have been any nicer! What a fabulous organization!

I adore this place. One of my favs for furniture of varying price and quality. Seriously we talking…read more$5-$1000. The space is great. Minus the parking. It's a mess. With people entering and exiting the wrong way. At least I have been able to always find a spot. The interior is two levels. One of mostly furniture and some rugs and one with smaller furniture and home decor/ books. The first level has a ton of toilets, desks, tables, chairs etc. always a nice rug collection. The second level has couches and things like dishwater and frames. Surprisingly good collection of affordable books. Had I more time I'd stay longer. And if they had more games and clothes I'd pick it over goodwill just due to the price, quality, organization, and staff. They are serious about the 6 pm closing tho. Well To them; it's 5:30-5:45. You have been warned :)

After six or so visits to this place with consistent results, I've decided the following two…read morethings: 1) it's got phenomenal inventory, which moves fast so buy it if you like it. Hence, the two stars. But 2) be prepared to be treated like you smell bad, or are bad, or are just generally in the staff's way. (Not all of them, but def the majority) Hence, only two stars. It's such a shame. I literally steel myself for the openly crap attitude I always, always receive. I've bought something every single time I go in, so it's not like there's any reason at all for me to have to field this. I wear deodorant and normal clothing, I have no small children in tow, no dog in arms, nothing. It's inexplicable, but I could set my watch by it. If you'd like to find some pretty, often unusual, (though admittedly sometimes overpriced) things, go here! Just make sure you get something cool enough to wash the taste of the customer service interactions away when you look at it later -- because when you leave you're likely to feel like you just drove through Taco Bell on Poplar in Memphis at 2 am. Pretty sure that's where they found their customer service manual. If you make it past the front desk without turning into a shriveled block of ice, don't miss the fabulous large COVET booth just inside the first display area. That booth in particular has amazing finds at fair prices.

What an offbeat, delightful, collection of vintage eye candy. This market has the most wonderfully…read morecurated collection of stuff I have yet seen in the area.

This used to be a great thrifting location for bargain shoppers and those seeking the thrill of the…read morehunt. Unfortunately, late in 2017, the store was closed for remodeling, and when they re-opened, I was stunned to see that virtually nothing had changed with regard to the interior. Clothing racks were moved, and that was about the extent of the retail overhaul. Most unfortunately, the prices went up. WAY UP! I guess the only remodeling was to their price tags? When you visit a thrift store, you are being thrifty - bargain hunting. This store now asks upscale consignment prices for donated items, and that sucked the fun out of thrifting at this location, for me.

I don't normally go to stores like this, but I got a really nice belt here one time and it was…read moretotally worth checking out. Some of the clothes aren't too bad, and the service is actually ready to help you, and much more organized than Goodwill (which has been a controversial 'charity'). All in all, neat, helpful, and I know where the money goes.

Had some awesome stuff in there ! Loved all the local stuff! It's convenient located & everyone was…read moreso nice!

Absolutely stellar space. Great energy and layout…read more Entered in here today and was pleasantly surprised at how much they fit in this little shop. And all done in a creative and classy way. Kudos! The aisles are lined with quality clothes. No rips or stains. They have many name brands and it all seems to be priced very well. Tons of shoes and accessories as well (ex- purses). They have a few sections for local goods as well. You can find great gifts here for anyone on your list. I noticed everything from beard balm to pottery. Seems they take the go local card so I'll have to check out what that means. :)