Great hidden gem in the Nolensville Ace Hardware. Cute boutique in an Ace Hardware. Yep,…read moreboutique.. great selection of clothes, gifts, jewelry, hats, shoes, along with the hardware side you would expect from Ace. Plus free popcorn that you can serve yourself. They even had a sale rack in the back too that was worth checking out. Worth the visit and plan to come back.

It's a good Ace, great location for many, clean and well stocked. I can't give it a 5 because…read morewhile shopping an employee was super loud and not very professional in the power tool section with a customer. I know way too much about the customer's issues with a chainsaw and the Ace employee could use some customer service training and basic human communication insight. All in all, solid store.

I had an hour to burn, so I came here just to look around and maybe if something caught my eye, I'd…read morebuy something. The staff were friendly enough and the store was cute and clean. I will say though that for a thrift shop with "vintage" clothing, they were too pricey for me. Nothing about a "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" shirt screams vintage. It's just overpriced used clothes. But, with that being said, I did purchase a shirt and a cute ring. I didn't have cash on me and they charge extra for running a credit card. My shirt was $10 and my ring was only $5 and I love it!

We love Glover's!! if you prefer to wear interesting non-cookie cutter clothes, shop at Glovers…read more Prices are reasonable too!

Super cute store. Lots of home decor options and women's clothing. They also have a store across…read morethe street with larger furniture pieces. Great place to buy a gift. Friendly staff. I'll be back!

Such a sweet store with sweet owners. We stopped in on a whim, and we loved everything we saw! A…read moregreat mix of antiques and new items. All so reasonably priced! We got a set of lamps that we are obsessed with for $140 each. We've been looking for a long time, and these are perfect! We've definitely recommend checking them out.

Just moved to College Grove and I am completely OBSESSED with Addie Lane! Heather's design eye is…read morenext level. She's meticulously curated her store with one of a kind pieces paired with in stock vessels, home decor, coffee table books, you name it. She really knows antiques and how to pair them in a modern home, which is sooo on trend right now. Wandering the store (with one of her incredible teas in hand) is literally the highlight of my day hahaha. I feel like I'm at this store every day, and there's something new to fall in love with every time. And the best part...They offer design services and Heather and her team do an amazing job! If you're in Franklin, do yourself a favor and make the drive to College Grove. I can't believe I am the first to review! This place deserves way more love.

This antique shop is a true gem. They have a wide selection…read moreof stuff. We left with quite a few items because we couldn't choose. The prices are great and the staff is very helpful and friendly. It feels like you're in a museum going through all the sections. If you're looking for a good antique shop, this is definitely a good one for you.

I had a great experience visiting the Spring Hill Antique Mall. It's one of those places where you…read morecan spend hours looking around and finding something unique around every corner. The selection is amazing, with so many interesting pieces, vintage finds, and items that bring back memories. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and you can tell the vendors take pride in what they do. It's a fun place to explore whether you're looking for something specific or just want to enjoy a relaxing afternoon browsing.

As a rabbit owner, I am very upset to see the awful conditions Columbia Farm Supply keeps their…read morerabbits for sale in. They house rabbits (purchased from a local breeder) in wire-bottom cages, and cram multiple rabbits into these small areas. They do not provide proper nutrition or adequate amounts of water to the animals either. I have taken pictures for reference. I visit this store every Sunday to purchase hay and pellets for my own rabbits. On multiple occasions, I have tried to gently educate the employees about the correct diet for rabbits. Grass hay is essential to a rabbit's diet as it supports a healthy digestive system. The rabbits are suppose to have unlimited access to hay so they can graze all day long (similar to cows, goats, and horses). I tried explaining to employees at this store the importance of the grass hay. They sell the product in their store; yet have still not given the rabbits a single strand of hay to eat. They choose to feed pellets only, which will eventually make the rabbits ill. There is research to support this. Also, they do not lock the cage doors, which allows for anyone to grab and mishandle these fragile creatures. I have witnessed on numerous occasions small children reaching in and harmfully picking up these rabbits. Also, I have taken pictures of a rabbit whose fur was matted, and who had an injury behind its eye (probably a bite wound from one of the rabbits it is forced to share the small space with). I was very unhappy with the responses I received from the employees I spoke with. They did not seem to care about the husbandry or diet for these live animals at all. The wire-bottom cages cause a painful condition on the bottom of the rabbits' feet called "sore hocks". These animals do not have paw pads or hooves to protect their feet. They are forced to bear their body weight on these metal floors all day long. I hate to purchase supplies from this store as I feel I am supporting their animal neglect and abuse.

Helpful and friendly every time I've been! They are cheaper than TSC, just slightly more expensive…read morethan Co-Op (making them a good alternative). I especially like buying the straw bales... Yes more expensive by a bit for the amount. But it's the perfect sized bale for the trunk of a car ;)

Michelle was a saint helping my elderly father and I create the backing of a quilt. Wonderful…read moreservice! We will be shopping here again for the customer service alone.

This is a small shop with great personal service! Quality fabrics, cute patterns and talented…read morestaff. I'm trying my first class in November. I really recommend this quilt shop!

Don't ask me why the sign on Ted's is upside-down. I'm sure there's a neat story behind it, but for…read moreme Ted's doesn't need a gimmick to draw attention. The stores inside is enough to make it a worthy destination. A mix of decades past are all represented within. From a thirties feel, to the fifties style toys, a flood of memories will overcome and almost overwhelm your thought. This alone is worth the price of admission, which of course, there is none. The only price you'll pay is maybe a few tears shed from the memory of holding your father's hand before he let you go to explore the vast array of wonders on display. Those wonders are still to be found at Ted's. The memories for your children will be sure to follow. As you wander the floor you may catch a creak from the floorboards. Or maybe a long forgotten scent of a musty box that once permeated a thought of when life was more simple and when your sole purpose was to have fun. There's plenty of cool stuff in the store today that can fulfill your want. That includes the friendly staff. They'll take the time to answer your questions and meet your need. They may even have some time to chew the fat with you. Though that time may be limited as it can get quite busy in the sporting goods game. But of course, now that you've been there, you'll be wanting to return. If only to reminice. Quick Tip: On the day I was there with my grandchildren, there was an old gentleman sitting on a bench in the foyer of the storefront. He fit right in with the ambiance. He looked like he had a lot of stories in him. I wish that we had slowed down to have a talk. Next time for sure. When the kids aren't so impatient to get to the doughnut shop.

They had some nice inventory but staff are disinterested in helping at best, I wouldn't go so far…read moreas to say "stand-offish" but that's the vibe, like "What are you doing here?". They likely branded me a "transplant"? Whatever the case, there are better stores with better staff.