The store itself is pretty big. Parking can be tough but I was able to find a spot. They have a lot…read moreof items but I was shocked to see some items that were expensive. I saw a dress I liked and it wasn't fancy and it was $50. Like no! They did have several other items for a few bucks but I can't justify spending that much on a thrifted dress.

My favorite thrift & antique store. The owners are the absolute sweetest and I always find…read moresomething amazing here!! From $7 Levi jeans to an all year round Christmas section.

Robin knows her way around fabulous finds! With her help you'll find it at the Spare Room and in…read morethe rare case you can't she'll point you in the right direction.

This shop is across Greenville Highway from the new Hendersonville Publix. It consists of…read moreconsignment goods and the prices I've found on my two visits are very reasonable. I've really lucked out in my search for Vintage American pottery. In addition, there are linens, handmade items, furniture, jewelry, art work, handbags, curios, antiques, furniture, vintage items and more. The shop is clean, well lit, nicely arranged and does not smell like mold or mildew, but also does not reek of potpourri or candles. The staff is friendly but not intrusive; you can browse without being pressured. The two times I've made purchases, when I asked about discounts there were none. There is an adjacent parking lot with spaces right at the door. Be aware that when leaving, a left turn onto Greenville Hwy (hwy225) is difficult at certain times!

I totally love this store. So many treasures to explore. Friendly staff and excellent prices. I…read morepurchased a rose quartz tea candle holder.

I am new to Hendersonville and a friend recommended this shop for a specific item I need for my new…read morehome here. While Ilsa did not have what I was looking for, I wanted to buy so much more that caught my eye. The shop is beautifully decorated with so many unique and eclectic items, many handmade or never seen before. She helped me with ideas for marketing some of my own antiques. I will be going back many times. It is one of the nicest home decor shops I have ever seen.

I Love this Place!!! Fun, friendly, full of unique…read moretreasures!! Got a gift card for Christmas... can't wait to come in & see what's new!!

We were in the area to go to another vintage store nearby and popped into House of Kismet on a…read morewhim. WOW. This is the BEST vintage store I have ever been in, and I do a LOT of vintage shopping, from NY to FL. I was completely knocked out by H of K because: 1) They have larger sized women's clothing! Several dresses that were probably size 10-12 which is super rare since most vintage is size 2-4. 2) They have men's clothes - a lot of them. Most vintage stores have a lot of women's items and hardly any men's, but H of K is about 40% menswear. 3) EVERYTHING is in immaculate condition. The prices reflect this, but nothing I thought was out of reach since you're buying one of a kind, well made clothing. To be clear, this is vintage, not thrift. Some of the items are up to 100 years old, so you can't expect it's going to be $5. 4) Woman working there was so nice! Not pretentious, not pushy, not overbearing, but welcoming--and very sweet when I asked if I could take pictures for my review. 5) There is NO junk or random crap - it's obvious that someone has a keen eye for beautiful things and thoughtfully puts them together in collections. When we visited, there were selections of kimonos, smoking jackets, leather capes (!), summer dresses, etc. What's amazing is that it would be 8-20 of each "genre" so you have a pick of colors and sizes... it's not just one random cape or top hat. There's also home items sprinkled throughout, but in a way that is intentional and curated (like the wool camp blankets in the men's section, vintage quilts near a small section of kids' clothes, selection of aluminum thermoses by the outerwear). 6) I collect vintage women's hats and the selection at H of K is exquisite. Very fine examples of 40's/50's hats in absolute mint condition, and fairly priced. I went a bit bonkers taking pictures of everything - this shop is an absolute dream, and I wish I lived closer so I could visit every weekend. House of Kismet is an incredibly rare combination of incredible items and friendliness.

Awesome shop. Such a unique selection and Amanda was so helpful and great to deal with.read more

We absolutely LOVE the little corner shop. Not only do they have amazing finds for all kinds of…read moretaste but Joyce is a true gem. She was so kind to our family and has such a good spirit about her. We walked away with many nice things but more than anything, I enjoyed talking to Joyce and how kind she was to my daughters. Her prices are beyond reasonable. Very fair. We vacation here ever year after thanksgiving and we plan to come back to see Joyce and shop at her store every year from now on!

Little boutique with everything from local made beauty products, soaps and loose leaf teas. They…read morealso have clothes, accessories for bar keeping and bbq! Lots of great gift ideas.

A perfectly curated collection of items you didn't know you needed, but desired immediately upon…read moreentering. Household, home decor, personal decor, (ok, jewelry), and such and so on. A small space, but attractively merchandised to give you LOTS of choices! Love the look of the store? The owner has a great design service to help you 'at home'. Talented, and a great listener for what you are trying to accomplish! Yes, wander off Main and down 5th - a treasure awaits!

When walking back to the car decided to check this place out…read more They had some items out front that said 50% off They are a woman's resale store. I've never been a fan of consignment stores as I feel the prices are so much higher than going into a thrift store. I understand they need to make money but some things just looked to be priced like what it is brand new and if that's the case I'd rather buy new or maybe even score it on sale. They looked like they had alittle of everything. Shoes , jackets, purses, dresses etc. I just walked through seen some of the prices and walked back out . The sign was cute about wearing masks before going in. I guess if your looking for something in particular they may have it.

Cute place! We went a little crazy with the $10 ear rings! I bought 5 pair and I wish I would…read morehave gotten one more pair! They also had cute hats and some very great prices on clothes. Highly recommend you check this out.

Terrible, in every way. Shipping was slow (seller slow on getting package shipped) and none of the…read morewatches I received were in working order. Seller conveniently neglected to mention this. When approached she couldn't be bothered. You couldn't pay me to do business with Liz again.

From the owner: We are a unique Antique's and Vintage shop that features Local Art and Handmade items along with 8…read moredealers. In the heart of Historic 7th Ave Depot District

So surprised that this place does not have any Yelp Reviews yet! The owner was there and he was…read moresuper nice and helpful. The store is set up very well and you can maneuver through it easily; it is NOT one of those stores with junk piled everywhere. It is clean and arranged neatly and the items I looked at were washed (blankets) and dusted (furniture). They have a perfect mix of everything from collectibles, to antique tools, to vintage china, and furniture. Their prices were extremely reasonable and all offers were considered. They also have an entire warehouse of additional items that include lots and lots of vintage furniture and chairs. If I had had a trailer with me I could have purchased 3 pieces of nice antique furniture and several antique chairs for less than $1000. If you are looking for furniture for your home or to repurpose, I highly recommend Eagle Eye! If you've been before and didn't find anything, I would go back. If they didn't have what you needed before, they may have it now or they may be able to find it in their warehouse. I will be back!

Just left this place. Checked it out based on the good reviews. Seemed like a pretty decent place…read moreat first with a warm welcome with a nice variety of your run of the mill antiques. Fair prices. Much smaller setting than the other antique stores we're used to. Well organized and clean though. What killed this place for my husband and I was the very insulting/outspoken owner. She was politely insulting. She couldn't seem to pick up on body language that her comments weren't well received. She would be insulting with a smile and follow up with saying "no offense." For someone who was apparently an office manager at her last job (from what she told us as she divulged tons of personal information), she clearly must have lost her filter or ability for respectful conversation. When we made a comment about Charleston (my hometown) she started laughing, and I could tell something insulting was probably about to come out of her mouth. I warned her about potentially saying something even more insulting because I'm from Charleston. Plus at this point I was highly irritated with her. I would never talk to potential customers they way she did. Will never go back and would never recommend this place. Definitely drive to Asheville for a better antique experience where you're treated more respectfully.