Great prices, unique finds! Best place to recommend for rock enthusiasts. Could spend hours walking…read morethrough. Grilled cheese smells great.

Love this place! Friendly owner lots of neat stuff! Antiques and some local jellies etc.read more

I believe they are going out of business as they have a large sign posted. Significant amount of…read moreitems are now gone. I've been here once every year for the past several years but will probably be closed by the next time I am in town. Seems to be the only antique place left in downtown Rocky Mount.

Introduction: Need…read moreto give a shout out to Mama Ann Gifts. I was down at Smith Mountain Lake with my girlfriend & her parents at her parent's home down there around 4th of July 2025. We decided to go at their restaurant connected next door on Friday, July 4th for lunch & coffee. I'm going to include in my alphabet series as I left off on U and starts with W (Westlake Coffee & Cafe) for a 2nd W. Presidential M&M's on Friday, July 4, 2025: And speaking of W, I saw Presidential M&M from Bush, which I thought was a cool collectable. I Googled the signature and realized it was not HW Bush Sr. but W. Bush Jr. Also, I saw there was a website listed, which wouldn't have been the case from HW Bush (1989-1993) when Internet was in its infancy. It seemed like a fair price at $5.99, so I bought. The woman at the cashier was very nice. I said I thought it seemed cool and asked if she had other Presidents. She said she had Obama, which I said was cool. (Side note: I happened to look at my 2018 Ben's Chili Bowl DC review & I'll say what I said then about Obama dining there, the Obama candy in this case wouldn't have impressed him; he'd still want Trump as of 7/7/25!). I asked if she had for Clinton or before, which she said yes and even mentioned how she is in government & went on Air Force during Clinton. She said if we came back tomorrow she would bring them in. Other Interesting things I observed in the store on July 4: They had a good variety of various Knick knacks, candy, sweets, chips, salsa, & honey. I didn't need the sweets although a couple were a bit tempting. Also, they had a Prayer request journal, where I wrote my name & mentioned something I'll share personally here on Yelp. I had cancer in August 2023, successful surgery, but cancer back & chemo started in June 2025. Very good prognosis for this type of cancer, thankfully, but still chemo sucks, and should be cancer-free in August. Also, thankfully, the Smith Mountain 4th of July trip was during the tail end of chemo round 1 (6/16-6/20) & right before round 2 (7/7-11). Saturday, July 5, 2025: Going back to the store was off our radar on the morning & early afternoon on July 5. That morning we slept until 9:45 set alarm, and her mom said she was going to wake us soon because the friends wanted us to meet in morning so we needed to leave at 10:30 or so to get there about 11. We rode the boat across down from Franklin County home all the way down by the dam & across to Bedford County. We hung with them from 11-1. Then, got back to house, then at lunch, then her parents said we are going to dock, & played a game outside. We walked back up to the house at 3:30, and I said I just remembered the Presidential M&M + 4th of July weekend event set for Saturday, the 5th. She said that's right, and they are closed Sunday. I said they are open until 5 PM because that's what the event time was. So, we got over there about 4 PM. They had a couple of samples for the event as well as popcorn outside, which I enjoyed, after we left. I looked for the cashier, but I didn't see her. Then, I asked a different woman saying I was here yesterday, got W. Bush Presidential M&M's and had asked about others, and she said oh yes she said you had asked about them, and she left earlier. The cashier handed me the bag with Obama Hershey's Kiss (he decided to go different) and Clinton M&M's. She said it's On the House! On the House is my Favorite 3-word preposition! We might need to get candy or something next time we are down there and/or maybe go back to Westlake Coffee/Cafe.

Mama Ann's is an adorable gift shop that is loaded with Smith Mountain Lake souvenirs. Upstairs…read morethey have tons of decor, including custom wood engraving and artwork. They also have candles, toys, jewelry, and other miscellaneous trinkets. I, of course, gravitated towards the fresh canned goods. They have tons of unique jam and preserve flavors, salad dressings, pasta sauce, bar-b-que sauce, pickles, pickled vegetables, and even peanut butter marshmallow spread. Downstairs they have what appeared to be vendor booths with unique antiques and heirlooms. If you are looking for a unique or custom SML souvenir, this spot is worth stopping at!

I left my phone in the car- so I couldn't take pictures. Which is probably for the best because it…read morewould've taken me twice as long to walk thru. There were so many items to look at- in every direction. I'm sure my random walking only covered one quarter of the place. There are so many amazing items. If you wanted to shop for a particular item or piece of furniture, especially with measurements- this is the spot

No matter what type of antiquity or eclectic treasure you're looking for , you are likely to find…read moreit here. Big group of different vendors on site. We loved exploring this multi floor warehouse.

Ring purchased from vendor ID A223-P5150 was misrepresented. It was listed as sapphire and opal…read morering. Testing the "sapphires" showed that the stones were NOT sapphire. Further investigation showed that the dark stones are black opal potch. When we called to complain we were not given vendor information so we could call directly. We left our name and number and as of today 12/16/25 (six days later) we have not heard back from the vendor. BEWARE OF THIS VENDOR AND DO NOT PURCHASE JEWELRY FROM THEM.

Located in Virginia's Market Square East Shopping Center on Orange Ave in Roanoke, Virginia. The…read moreRoanoke Antique Mall is the largest Antique Store in the Roanoke area. The store is comprised of many booths of individual dealers of antiques and collectibles with a great number of diverse items for sale, mostly Americana. Included are books, clothes, jewelry, furniture, US currency, and collectibles of all kinds. Their prices are very reasonable and oftentimes one can find many items on Sale. One can walk around and enjoy the great variety of many unique items, and purchase those that capture their attention or would make a good addition to their particular collection. They have staff available to answer any questions you might have and to assist you with your purchase items. I recommend the place for all to visit and explore things of the past, to find a valuable item that you can use to decorate your home with, to find an item to add to your collection, or to begin a collection of your own.

so so beautiful! and so many things, what a hidden treasure. can't believe i haven't seen this…read moreplace sooner

What a treasure in the little town of Hurt, VA! There's so much vintage goods from all over the…read moreglobe! Every piece here has so much character and overall was authentic vintage. All the vendors are super friendly and it's a must see!

I found this place completely by accident, but I'm glad I did. It's larger than it looks from the…read moreoutside, and there's enough vendors in there to guarantee something for almost any antique taste. From furniture to Civil War memorabilia to toys and trinkets, I saw a bit of everything. Staff seem friendly and there are restrooms in the back.

We stopped in near closing time, but were greeted by Pepper and his associates and were encouraged…read moreto take our time to browse. This was a nice antique shop with tremendous variety and good merchandise and a very nice owner!! I look forward to a return trip .