The staff here is awful. My husband and I came in and weren't greeted. However when other customers…read morecame in they were. I guess our money isn't good but I surely won't be returning. I definitely think they are biased.

Man this place is cool- but wildly expensive…read more I have been in the antiques game for a while now and am very familiar with pricing, piece history, time periods, etc. If you are new to buying antiques and looking for a few interesting pieces, this shop is not for you unless you are willing to invest some serious cash. Or of course, unless you just just want to browse (which honestly I highly encourage! The place is like a really beautiful museum). From my own personal experience, I will tell you that you can find many of these items or items very similar at auctions, estate sales, large wholesale flea markets, and so on-- but obviously that requires time, effort, resources, and a keen eye for antiques. While most of the items in the shop would still innately be on the expensive side regardless of where you purchase (because of what they are and where they're from), the extra markup that you are paying for here is for all the work to be done for you. All (and I do mean ALL) of the hard stuff has been taken care of like finding the actual piece, cleaning/refurbishing as necessary, and staging vignettes for inspiration and decorating. This comes at a premium and the markup could be worth it if you have the money or are just willing to pay for their efforts. But for me, the thrill of antiques is in the hunt! and the negotiation; gotta love a deal. Plus, I enjoy refinishing or cleaning an item myself- which can increase its value dramatically and making my investment that much sweeter. I did love that majority of what I saw when we went were super interesting European antiques and architectural salvage- which are kind of my weakness. Also, the stars of the shop are without a doubt the oversized and incredibly unique books around the show room. All are in exquisite condition which is amazing considering many are from as far back as like the 1600s. Some were bound in velvet with metal trim, some were in a material similar to leather, there were one of a kind volume sets- I have never seen anything like them before! (insert heart-eye emoji). The books were between $300ish upwards to the thousands and are the only things I actually considered purchasing. All in all, the place is spectacular and lovely to browse- but that's pretty much as far as my interest goes with regard to shopping here.

A truly magical store with gorgeous, reasonably-priced, high-quality items. The owner is lovely as…read morewell!

Lots of cool stuff, and the owner is very very nice! Willing to work on price too, we'll…read moredefinitely be back!

Visited The Treasure Mart just to pop in and see what they had. I wish they had somewhat of a…read morebetter selection of items. The first room when you enter was very small, tight, and unorganized. I know that is an aspect of antiquing, but it was hard to walk/look at anything. The back section of the store was a larger warehouse, with a larger selection. It was very similar to the home section of a goodwill. Was not the selection I was looking for. Value of items were fine, and the service was also fine!

Wonderful collection of items, from vintage to modern. Very affordable prices and friendly staff.read more

Been visiting this gem for several years and over that period, I have bought several items at a…read moredecent price. it's a great place to meander through, revisiting your childhood or beyond. However, nowadays they know exactly what they have and the prices do reflect that. Lots of killer stuff but not as many bargains. Still a worthy visit - always.

That was a fun, little excursion. My fiancée and I chose to spend some time here on a Saturday,…read moreand we found lots of very cool things to look at. No, I did not buy the 2' tall Godzilla statue for my house (yet). But there is a lot of stuff here. Everything from vintage clothes to toys, a few electronics, lots of furniture, and so much more. I saw an old, James Bond board game, modular furniture from the 70's, and tiny, hand blown glass things including a bowl of six-sided dice that were about 2mm in size.

I am a sucker for antique shops and this one will reel you right in. City Antiques is ginormous,…read morewith the first & main warehouse space a massive size, along with a back garden area and an additional smaller building full of goodies. You can find a vast set of treasures here, from clothing to jewelry to decor and knick knacks to furniture, stunning chandeliers, sports jerseys and collector items, records, paintings, Christmas stuff and way more. They have dozens of different vendor sections in here and each has their own charm and personality of items to be found. Also, for my book lovers you CANNOT miss the antique library collection that is straight to the right when you enter at the front. You will be blown away by its beauty and history. The workers here were all really friendly too. Some items were pretty spendy but I found there was a lot that was within reasonable prices too even though they're antique. If you're able to come at the right time where sales are happening you can get even better deals as well.

An amazing place with great finds, and easy prices…read more I got a bookcase from there, and it was missing a piece. The store had it fabricated. I cannot say how much I like this place.

What a gem! I get my hair done in the salon suites across the street and had been thinking of…read moreconsigning a couch I own. I went in today after my appointment to see if my piece would be a good fit. OMG, this place never ends. There are so many rooms and nooks and crannies full of beautiful antiques. It took me down memory lane, reminding me of pieces my grandparents owned. If you're into antiques, this place is a must. You can literally spend hours in there if you have the time. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly.

Too much stuff all jumbled up. They are very persnickety about what they will take on consignment…read moreconsidering all the junk they already have.

Walked in for the first time and was warmly greeted by the owner. I liked her right away. It felt…read moreas though we had been friends forever. As I walked through the store I was amazed at the amount of items that were displayed. Not only is her inventory beautiful but it is staged in a gorgeous way. The items are in great condition and the prices are phenomenal. I purchased several items. I love one of a kind items and there was a plethora of such items. One of the items I purchased was a unique one of a kind piece, a spectacular custom large hanging wood shelf unit. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to have it. I can't wait to go back. This place does not disappoint. It's my new favorite store.

Awesome place, good prices, friendly service! I would give 10 stars if I could. I have bought many…read morethings here and the selection is always changing!

Sitting on Broad Street, near the intersection of Peachtree Road is this little building with a…read morevariety of items that you never knew you may need for that one corner in your house that you just haven't found the right thing for. We were our looking for that thing we didn't know we needed and wondered into Chamblee Antiques and Collectibles. Upon walking up, you see a part of their building dons a "Furniture Restoration" sign, so immediately we got pumped as we were actually more interested in furniture than the tchotchke's normally found in places like this. Upon entry, we were greeted by the owners, who were very nice and welcoming! They of course offered us assistance is we may need it and let us know that there were more items through the doorway. As most antique shops, there was a wide assortment of items from entry to exit. We wondered through to get to the furniture side of things, but sadly never found it. While they had random tables and chests, the furniture restoration side of the business is no more *insert sad face*. The side of the shop that used to house this portion of the business is a little strange featuring glass cases for knick-knacks, mannequins dressed very oddly, homemade items and a few other random things. Going to be honest, it was a little weird. Overall, this is your run of the mill, small, locally owned antique shop. While most places are cluttered and bursting at the seams, this place was not packed with stuff, which could be a good thing, however the "antiques" here were off for me and left me confused. For us, it missed the mark, but I am sure to others it will provide what is needed - as that is what the antique markets are all about, what one person loathes, another loves!