Great 3-level antique mall, with an amazing selection of French and other European antiques…read morescattered about, primarily on the 3rd level. High quality and many well-curated booths, still at good prices. The European antiques brought in by the owner are high quality and at a much better value than what you will find as you move closer to Nashville. Highly recommended! Great antiques in Columbia!

This place is almost like you should be charged an entrance fee at the door kind of exciting. Wow!…read moreVintage staged and styled a new. Walking into this place makes you want to redo your whole aesthetic lol. I'm a CA native and let me just say we are doing vintage all wrong. Well most places anyway. No dusty old smell but instead a super elevated vibe. Not so staged that you don't want to touch anything. Lots of options including new items from local boutique type artist. I could have spent hours in there and in fact maybe spent an hour. All the latest and all the old a new. Brass, wood, collectibles like an Elvis section and more. It's a must stop in this stunning town. I'll be back and sending all my friends and family.

Cute store. It was decorated for Christmas and had a lot of neat finds. Guy at front was friendly…read more Definitely check it out

A great place for vintage and contemporary items. The people there are very friendly and helpful. A…read moregreat place to shop in Columbia.

This store fits the perfect location it has. Many try to pull this retail genre off, but miss the…read moremark. The Faded Farmhouse nails it.

I love this boutique! I drove down from Franklin to visit their Columbia location, after hearing…read moreabout it from a friend. (There is a location in Arrington closer to me, but I heard the Columbia location was larger.) Not only is there a ton of beautiful home decor and gifts (think Joanna Gaines/Fixer Upper style stuff) but also some clothing as well. Compared to similar boutiques in Franklin and Nashville, I found the prices to be very reasonable too. I will definitely be stopping by this store every time I'm in Columbia, because it just makes me happy. Now that my favorite gift shop in Franklin has rebranded to be less home decor and more clothing boutique, Faded Farmhouse fills a gap for me. #shopsmall #shoplocal

My 15 year old daughter was looking for an affordable formal gown for a holiday party…read more Marnie the owner, was extremely patient with my picky kiddo. She found a dress! Perfect fit and price. Always a great selection and superior customer service at Wear It Well. We will be back!

I'm here visiting my sisters. We found this place by accident. I have to say this was one of the…read morehighlights of my trip. I believe it was the owner who was there. The selections were wonderful. Clothes, jewelry, shoes, purses, belts. Customer service was perfect. Helpful but not overbearing. Asked my name, started a changing room for me, and commented on the items I found. Prices were wonderful. Every time I visit, I'll definitely go there. Check this store out. I hope she does well.

Vintage Remnants is hands down the BEST place to find unique, one of a kind pieces for your home,…read moreetc! The owner, Remy, has such an incredible gift for interior design and home decor and the way she has staged her pieces really helps the vision come to life. It's hard to go home empty handed after visiting Vintage Remnants. Definitely a must see when visiting Columbia!

Remy was so easy to work with. Highly communicative and has an incredible selection. We will…read moredefinitely be back!

To save you time and be as upfront as possible, Bradley Mountain is not only one of the finest…read morecoffee shops in Columbia, but has possibly become my favorite in all of Tennessee. * Beverages are crafted to perfection and offer a truly sophisticated coffee experience.[Note: If it's in season, I highly recommend The Ode to Palo (a seasonal beverage). It's more than just a drink -- it's an experience.] * Ambience is fantastic and captures a true Tennessee vibe. There's plenty of seating, whether on the deck, on the lawn (where you can bring your own camping chairs), or inside the shop, which features all sorts of unique trading post decor and merchandise. * Staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating. * Very family-friendly, especially on the lawn. * Pricing is about average for gourmet coffee -- which isn't necessarily a downside or a compliment. In short, whether you're looking for a place to hang out with your family on a hot summer day with an iced coffee or meet a client for a morning latte, Bradley Mountain is a fantastic choice.

I had the pleasure of passing an afternoon at this establishment, and found it most agreeable in…read moreevery respect. The space is open and well-appointed, uniting the plain charm of a barn with a more refined taste, expressed through stone and leather, and arranged with evident care. The articles for gentlemen are chosen with discernment, favouring quality and good sense over excess. The refreshments, though few, are well prepared, and perfectly suited to a light repast. The attendants are civil and obliging, contributing much to the ease of one's visit. It is, in short, a place well suited to quiet occupation or cheerful company, and one I should readily recommend.

One of my favorite thrift stores in Maury county!! They have TONS of clothes, shoes, jewelry,…read morepurses, household items including furniture and housewares. Prices are good... sometimes they have new items which tend to be a little high for a thrift store. They have several dressing rooms so it is easy to try on clothes before you buy. FYI - They will not take returns.

I don't know what's going on with this place, but the pricing is absolutely ridiculous. I picked up…read morea tiny glass dish the size of my hand--$45?? Then saw an old metal cup for $145. That's insane for a thrift store. A lot of people shop at thrift stores because they're trying to save money or literally can't afford retail prices. Thrifting is supposed to help the community, not take advantage of it. People donate these items thinking they're helping others, not so they can be marked up like some high-end boutique. This just feels greedy and completely defeats the purpose of thrifting. Honestly made me not want to buy a single thing--I walked right out.

I have been going to Goodwill stores for many years , as far as Texas all the way up to Maine. I…read morewas very disappointed Goodwill doesn't honor their own receipts for exchanges . I went recently to a Columbia ,TN Goodwill. I am obviously a senior since I will be 72 this year. I could not get the senior discount because the text would not go to my phone. I went ahead and paid full price. I still don't have the text a day later. This may some insignificant to some but I have always been an advocate for my patients. I do not think this is fair. You have to give them your phone number they reply yes to their text. As to why I never received the text after multiple attempts, I have no idea.

They make you sort through the items and place them in the correct bin at the donation center. I…read morewasn't feeling good and told the guy that and he said I would still have to place the items in the correct bin. I had a large box with all sorts of stuff in it. This is like self check out, doing someone else's job. I will no longer be giving this location stuff.