After seeing a post on Facebook, their pictures looked interesting and I drove up from LaGrange to…read morecheck them out. Almost immediately after walking in, I saw two pieces of old sheet music that I wanted to buy - one for me and one for my sister. They were a bit overpriced at $29 each, but they were in good condition and both titles meant something to me. I walked through the store and looked around at other things, and as I was looking at some books in the front I couldn't help overhearing a conversation between the woman at the cash register and a couple of adult customers. They were joking about a display case holding such things as a Little Black Sambo book, and a 78 rpm record set "Tales of Uncle Remus". I understand that is their right to sell this merchandise. I used to own a copy of the Uncle Remus set myself, and I sold it. But that wasn't the point. The conversation that took place between these three people - joking about "what if certain people saw these things, they might set the store on fire", and the cashier made some racially insensitive remark about rewriting history. No one's asking anyone to rewrite history. But I will not spend my money in a store owned and operated by racists. Of course I guess most of their clientele is entitled old white people, and good for them. But this old white man decided not to spend the $58 on those two pieces of music, or the $55 on a metal shelf that would've been perfect for his loose sheet music, or the $225 on a piece of original artwork depicting Ignacy Jan Paderewski at the piano. (Their description said it was Poe, but they said they weren't sure. I don't think they were being misleading in their description.) What they *were* being is racist. And they lost my business. And they lost any of my future business.

Rated poorly for customer service. My wife was looking at some books that were by a sign that said…read morethey were $2 each. A woman that worked there came up and took them out of her hand. My wife said that she would like to buy the books, but the woman said, "No, I can't sell them for that price" and put them back on the shelf. She took the $2 sign down and refused to let my wife buy the books. It was bizarre and we felt very unwelcome. Nice selection if they let you buy it.

Great store with lots of true antiques. It is a little off the beaten path but definitely worth…read moreyour time. The people are also very nice to work with!

There is something for everyone. This is a one stop shop with variety. Go check it out.read more

Nothing is more fun than visiting an antique mall that is expansive, with a large number of vendors…read moreand a variety of decorative and household items, furniture, and memorabilia. Even better when you make that special find that is in great shape at a reasonable price. Thank goodness for the sales clerks who know the emporium like the back of their hand, and can direct you to what you search. The only danger is finding yourself lost in time, as you hunt for the perfect treasure.

I was surprised to find a selection of classical vinyl and CDs for sale, even a 78 rpm set of…read moreRachmaninoff playing his Third Concerto in a lovely Canadian pressing! The CDs were drastically reduced, and I stocked up. Still haven't gotten through all of them yet.

When I saw their overall rating at 4 I was very surprised. I can't imagine why they would receive…read moreanything any lower. I've been many time and the staff is always friendly and the stock is always changing. One person rated them a 3 because they have "flea market" items. With Flea Mall in their name, what did they expect?? Timeless is one of the better shops in this area and most definitely worth the trip.

Very cute little gift shop that you'll pass by on your way to Callaway Gardens…read more Pine Mountain has a quaint little Main St. area of shops and Chanticleer is at one end offering gifts, kitchen wares, collectibles, and what not. What stood out for us is around the holidays we display a large animated Mr. and Mrs. Claus, and the street lamp that we bought with the set is much too small and cheap looking to accompany our quite good looking pair. In the window of this store, we eyed a beautiful Victorian-inspired street post that was the perfect size, and it just fit in the back of the convertible! The worker had to call the owner since this was more of a store fixture than something they really thought someone would purchase, but they happily obliged and we were on our way. Love it when you can score a great find from a unique little shop owned by nice folks. Pop in if you're near.

Delightful shop full of beautiful pottery, unique antique furniture, hard to find items, new…read morejewelry, and a book shop. The shop is large and the items are creatively and artfully arranged. Please make time to stop to in. Bring your wallet. Best shop find in Pine Mountain, Georgia.

July 5, 2024 Georgia Hospitality was completely lost on the women at the desk in this…read moreestablishment. Requesting to use the restroom for a child in need should never be refused to the Circle K .50 mile down the road when it's 93 degrees. The public restroom in the visitors bldg. was not available because it was closed for the holiday weekend. The woman was clearly too engaged in her holiday gossip to see the stressful look on our faces after we explained our previous attempted to access the public facility in the Pine Mtn. Visitors Center. The denial was one thing but the rude, and inconsiderate behavior from the women at the desk was disgusting. My husband and I have visited Pine Mtn. several times, he was once a local resident so proud of his community and the radiant GA Hospitality. Unfortunately, this trip we've not been able to embrace the area with the same fondness we once did.