This is an "antique" mall not a thrift store per say Lots…read moreof booths, lots of stuff Thrift store items at boutique prices We did not purchase anything

this place is very dear to me because of the people who own it . Mr Tommy is a wonderful man with a…read morebeautiful wife who loves everyone . They are people of faith and I love the fact that if you need prayer she knows just what to say .. stores like this is family !!! And that's where you want to shop.. where the

My dad checked out this store before I went with him and found a great couch and rug for me there!…read moreWhen I went with him, I was impressed with how big and clean the place was. They have a lot of nice stuff and my son decided that if we ever need anything for our house, we're going to come here!

From the owner: We specialize in reselling new or gently used donations of household material, furnishings,…read moreappliances, lighting, fixtures, doors, and pretty much anything else you might need. All items are donated and the proceeds support our local Habitat for Humanity in reducing poverty housing in our community. Got stuff to donate? We'll pick it up. Want to volunteer? Give us a call. Need a door? We're the place! Anyone can shop here, we are open to the public.

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 stopped in about a week ago to check out the new shops in town and absolutely loved the variety…read moreof things in this little shop! Everything from antique furniture, home decor, to kids clothes and toys. The shop it's beautifully decorated. And the owner is very friendly and enthusiastic about helping her customers and the community.

Best of the best . The entire staff goes above and beyond the call of duty. They are caring and…read morequite helpful. Jennifer has created such a beautiful aesthetic in her store. You'll be missing out if you don't stop by maven market is the best place to thrift

They have an extensive selection. Everyone was very nice and I even found something for my coffee…read morebar. Pricing was good and the value was comparable to other thrift stores I have visited.

Nice set up. Mostly clothes here and they have 2 floors. On the second floor is houseware, kids…read morestuff. There is no real houseware items. I not saw 2 glasses and a plate. If you need clothes this is the place. Great service as well.

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 number of items, great sales lady! I was looking for a specific Coke bottle and found it…read morequickly!

Visually not appealing…read more Bombarded with questions before getting into space Not a guest experience of my choosing

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.

The owner is super nice. Store is really clean and organized. Great prices on items. Highly…read morerecommend.

I have been to this thrift mall - and all the others in Columbus. My impression is, these thrift…read moremalls are loaded with a lot of stuff people don't want to sell. I suspect the prices are so high to cover the rent and realize a profit. Books are so WAY overpriced I can't believe it. For a buck I can load up on brand new books at Dollar Tree - often very good titles and authors. And Goodwill and Valley rescue Mission have great selections. If you're into history, a lot of books from the hoi polloi at Fort Benning end up in these places. Many excellent titles. Granted, for a buck old VHS tapes can be a steal and you can swoop on some excellent titles. Most of the tapes I get still play with no problem. But I never buy DVDs because they usually don't let you open and check for scratches or other defects. Yard sales are a much better option for those predisposed to going 'junking'...