I love the antiques you can find in this store and it's so big! You can find so much stuff here,…read moreand the workers wrap your stuff nicely and reuse boxes as much as possible for transporting purchases so as to not use up plastic. My one and ONLY complaint is the lack of air conditioning. Which I know is frustrating for the workers too, so I'm not necessarily upset at anyone specifically, but I'm very heat intolerant so I think I won't be able to come back here at all until well into fall. It gets so hot in Georgia that the fans everywhere don't really do anything but push the heat around.

I love this place so much! The Hodge Podge has the best prices and the most unique pieces of…read moreanywhere in Rome. I also love that it's conveniently located on my way in and out of town to and from Atlanta. There are tons of different booths here and the merchandise varies from handmade items to repurposed home goods and antiques. The booths change often and I never leave empty handed! I highly recommend!

This is really a gift shop. There are some beautiful artisan works available for sale, but antiques…read moreare a rarity in this place. If you want to view expensive collector Disney pieces, pricey artisan pottery or general kitchen accessories, this is your place. For antiques, you'll want to go elsewhere.

Located in downtown Cartersville, directly across from the train tracks sits this antique shop…read more Don't be confused, this location is branded as It's About Time Boutique. I feel like they have undergone a re-branding over the last couple of years, so this place may be totally different than what you remember from previous visits! Upon entry, the first thin you notice is the abundance of EVERYTHING. This place has so much merchandise from locally sourced candles, to figurines, clay pots, jewelry, furniture, dog toys and beyond. I will say that in addition to being impressed with their inventory, I quite liked the layout of the store. It flowed quite well from entry to exit! We were on the hunt for some antique furniture, but I will say that this place has less furniture and more ornamental/decorative antique items at this point - A lot of tchotchke's. However, I will say their locally created and sourced candle collection was right up our alley and so we left with two of those! Now, for the reason behind the 3 star review - The service. There were (3) gentlemen in this place during our visit and they were stand-offish and not very welcoming. Two were behind the main counter, with a cute little dog, and one was sitting behind the side counter where the pottery was stored. This fella who was by his lonesome never once looked up at us or acknowledged us as we wondered around. The two in the main area said hello upon us entering, and "thanks" at the end of the purchase, but honestly...it was all a little weird. For such a cute and bountiful store, the service was "meh" and this is probably why we won't go out of our way to get back here.

Great items at great prices. Located inside Busy B on Redmond Circle. If you are looking for home…read moredecor or home furniture check with Tina and she will try to help you find it if she doesn't have it on hand already. You can follow them on Facebook to keep updated on new pieces.

We visited Cartersville last Fall and one must stop was to this delightful little shop!…read moreSo many cleverly displayed and appealing things will entice you. We never leave the shop empty handed!

Canopy has beautiful decor and gifts. They carry Nora Fleming, Spode, Trapp Candles, Juliska, and…read morelots of monogrammed accessories and jewelry. The staff is friendly and helpful. Canopy is my favorite small town gift shop!

This is a great new antiques and more place to browse the booths, shop, chat, and support local!read more

My wife and I have visited this store several times. They have a great collection of local handmade…read moreart and jewelery. The best part is they will show you how to make it or paint it yourself. Each time we visited there, it was new stuff on display. We bought several gifts for Christmas.

Fun exploring their unique and one of a kind finds. Still love the rug and settee we bought. These…read moreguys have style in everything they touch. We will be returning.

25 years ago when I lived in Smyrna, McEntyre's Bakery was THE place to purchase delicious baked…read moregoods. I've heard that this family-owned business has since changed hands; my fingers were crossed that the legacy lived on. Enter Gallery at Crossroads with its cake counter marked "McEntyre's". Yes! It's the same bakeshop from my old neighborhood. Well ... kind of, sort of. As the proprietor told me, you can special order anything from the main store and have it shipped to their location in Dallas, though they do keep an inventory of cakes, cookies and other treats. The cheese straws were great! The lemon bars, as I remembered. The peanut butter bars, not so much. ("I think they're sort of stale," my daughter said -- which could be a problem with an off-site outlet.) In addition to baked goods, the store sells jewelry, gift items and antiques. It's a small shop and I was delighted to find a typesetter's draw -- I've been looking for one! -- to showcase my collection of miniatures. The woman who runs the shop is friendly and helpful. I think her location is somewhat off the beaten path ... but if you're there, stop in for lunch at the neighboring Mexican restaurant. (It's very good!) Note that the Gallery At Crossroads is closed Sundays.