This is a family-run clean, well curated vintage/antique store…read more Literally has something for everyone (furniture, clothes, glassware, books, cast iron, Americana, kitchenware, toys and collectibles). The main floor is accessible however, the basement area requires stairs. (I did not see an alternative way to get downstairs but there may be one.). Free parking is available and there are handicapped designated spaces. Items are merchandised in individual vendor booths. Prices seemed very reasonable and some booths offered additional discounts. If using a credit card, a service charge is added. Cash or debit cards are king. Spent a pleasant time browsing and came away with some treasures. Elizabeth and Company is well worth a visit and appears to have enough turnover to make regular return visits.

This is my favorite antique shop to visit in the area. They have expanded, so now there's even…read moremore. From coins up to furniture, they have a lot. Never know what you may find. Plenty of treasures. The staff are pleasant, and if you have something in mind, they will try to find it. It's not all antiques, as each of the vendors may have their own specialties in their booths. Definitely worth a stroll through the store!

Magical experience walking through memory lane as I toured the endless antiques and collectibles!…read moreMeticulously displayed! Fabulous selection of pieces from across the generations! A not-to-miss stop if you're in the north GA area near Helen.

We came upon this establishment, while exploring the area with relatives…read more This is quiet an engaging shop; with a whimsical mixture of quality antique/vintage/collectable items; and an emphasis on fantasy and fable. The staff were friendly and informative. This was one of the most pleasing stops of our day.

Sweet little shop with creative artwork done by the owner who was lovely. Lots of great holiday…read moredecor. Definitely worth stopping in.

HOLIDAY DECOR AND MORE!…read more This is a quaint little shop located in downtown Dahlonega, GA. The owner's granddaughter was sitting outside and monitoring sales on this Sunday during the Gold Rush Festival. She said that her grandmother had owned the store since before she was born, (approx. 20 years). She is an artist who loves to paint gourds. (fall and Christmas inspired), scarecrows, signs and other interesting items for the home. We wanted to purchase a couple of the standing scarecrows and gourds but did not want to carry them around with us since they were rather large. Although there were other gourds at the festival, hers had great detail and appeared very lively. We will definitely have to return in the next few weeks to collect some of the cute home decor items to add to our ever growing collection. Can't wait!

I frequently pop in to this antique store when I'm out shopping, since they are always adding more…read morethings to the many booths. It's my favorite place to shop when I'm in a pinch and looking for a unique gift or whenever I need an interesting piece to decorate my home for entertaining or just anytime. I always leave with something. They have so many great things at Blue Heron, including the staff!

Very cool & well coordinated antique store. Will definitely return. Pricing is a little high but…read morelots of cool & unique items & many worth paying for.

We love this place! It always has such a great variety with many different vendors. Very clean,…read morewell organized, and reasonably priced. People are always very nice.

Great little gift shop located right at the beginning of the walk up to the falls. Inside they had…read moreall kinds of cute little gifts. The bathrooms are also right there. The prices are kind of steep but they did have some cute stuff. Friendly staff. Cost to get in to the falls is $6 per person.

This is a small gift shop that is next to the entrance of Anna Ruby Falls. The gift shop itself is…read morerather small. Due to COVID-19 restrictions they only allow six customers in at a time. The store sells most typical gift shop flare: t shirts, stuff animals, mugs, postcards, books; things of that nature. Nothing in the store really struck my attention, but I did get a postcard and a Smokey the Bear magnet. Might as well, right? I love a gift shop, but this one doesn't really hold up in comparison to others. It's nice overall, but nothing too amazing that you'd feel bad about missing. Save your money to some other place, but hey, I'm not telling you how to spend your money.

Perfect trinket/gift shop with lots to choose from, can be pricy but does have discounts sometimes…read more Items range from bath/body, kitchen, apparel/jewelry, garden and even a Christmas section year round! Can't forget the local pimento cheese that is to die for. Great all around shop.

Whenever we're in the area, we shop in this charming shop. They have wonderful greeting cards,…read morecandles and gifts.

Immediately upon entering the front door there is a prominent sign saying "did you close the…read moreF.door". An unnecessary implication of a swear word There were multiple other signs around the store that I couldn't tell if they were poorly worded or meant to be rude. It felt like an unwelcoming place to be.

If you're looking for love locks, this is the place! (You will see them on a sculpture across from…read morethe store as well as down near the troll bridge.) You'll also find all the standard souvenir stuff like shirts, magnets, etc.