Stopped in on a road trip, and as a professional thrifter, I'm so excited to tell you this is THE…read morehidden gem! Tons of vintage finds and a few name brands :) very happy with my haul! staff was super friendly.

Been going to this place for couple of years. Today I just learn something new. They have a Sign on…read morethe door of the fitting room 3 Items only. Today they decide that they will only open one fitting room, Female side. Well a lady was inside and she had more than 3 items. She been fitting for good 15-20 min a lady in front of me gave up and walk away cause she been waiting. So I kindly knock on the door and ask is she's almost done. I Guess I was Male she gave me attitude. Said that theirs another fitting so I told her only one and people are waiting on you. Then so goes to say, she had to Waite as well. Few minutes she came out and she had more than 3 items so I kindly stated that on the door theirs sign that said "3 items only". Then she look at the sign and look at me and ask do you work her I said No then she said mind your own business and walk away. On the check out I saw the same lady. So I told the Lady at the Register that, the sign at the fitting room said 3 items can you tell this lady what it means. The register lady look at me and said that's lady's fitting room so I told her y'all have only one open when I asked about the fitting room. Then she said it's ok to have more than 3 items. At the end I didn't buy anything I left my items at the counter. I don't do business with places that don't follow the rules and make customers do whatever they want. they have lost me as customer.

When we first arrived at The MAG, we turned right. It's how I always go through antique malls…read more(slow, methodical) because I don't want to miss anything. It was like stepping into topsy-turvy world! Fast fashion! Matches in glass jars! Chunky plastic jewelry! Temu crap everywhere! I was gobsmacked! "This place has great reviews," I thought to myself, "has everyone been lying?" I was ready to call it quits when we finally exited that giant, nightmarish room. I turned down the main hallway as a final Hail Mary and...lo and behold, actual antiques! None of us realized that they had a section dedicated to new stuff in the form of "The Shoppe." What a relief when we finally noticed! Aside from "The Shoppe," I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Mississippi Antique Galleria. Are there some crazy prices going on in here? Sure! But are there also interesting pieces and good deals to be found? You betcha! I found a pair of 1990s Barbie magazines for under $5, a lovely pair of yellow pants for under $20 (along with a wonderful chat with the owner of the booth), and a favorite new place to come check out whenever I'm in town again! The ladies working at the front were so kind and friendly. They showed me to the (VERY nice and VERY clean) restroom that has a dressing corner so I could try on the pants. You can't even imagine how pleased I was that they had a dressing room! Dressing rooms at antique malls are rarer than unicorns. When I was ready to checkout, they were kind and courteous once again. I cannot recommend this place enough! Avoid "The Shoppe" and you'll have a wonderful time, especially if you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket!

Love this place. They have collectibles, antiques as well as new stock. It's very classy and well…read morecurated. They even have a gallery area with wonderful local artists available. They have the friendliest service. I've found many great jazz albums at great prices. I look forward to a visit every time I'm in Biloxi!

I don't know if it's just me or where I come from but the prices here seem incredibly high. While…read morethere are most assuredly some vintage treasures to be found, who could possibly afford to buy them? I found the most adorable (very small) lamp of a cat but it was over $40! I found several other things I would have loved to have but almost everything I found was between $40 and $150, which is frankly too much for me. There's a lot of neat stuff to look through and I would say around 75% of it is actual vintage, but do be prepared to wade through loads of the same Temu jewelry (in multiple different booths!) and stuff that came from 5 Below marked up 100%. It's worth stopping by regardless, but try to come expecting to spend more than you normally would at an antique mall. I cannot stress enough how many beautiful pieces there were in here! Also, the woman at the counter was very nice and the bathrooms were clean and comfortable. Even if you don't need to go, check out the bathrooms while you're there!

Love the variety of items for sale! Each booth has its own unique style. The people at the counter…read moreare always friendly and helpful. The vendors always have special sales and the prices are very reasonable! Definitely check it out and go on a treasure hunt!!

Sometimes you have to search for that hidden gem, but this is for a good cause. They have both new…read moreand used items, also an area in the rear of the store outside that most people ignore/ don't know about. With a little imagination you can usually repurpose something or find good value in its gently used condition.

This review is for their Restore store. The team there is incredible. Tyler was kind and wonderful…read moreand went above and beyond for us. Charles was a joy at every point of interaction. I wish every company employed such genuine and joyful people.

Awesome items at Awesome prices! It is located near my home, and I will be visiting the store…read moreagain, very soon....jus' sayn'

I cannot believe the transformation of this particular store. The team has done a wonderful job…read moreof making this place a great stop for Bargain Hunting. It no longer has that old place smell and it's really clean. Still have Sr day discounts on Tuesdays. The Embroidery Shop within has moved into what was once the shoe room and they are a separate entity. No discounts but they have some great stuff.

If you are looking for home decor items or some furniture items, you should come here…read more I am not really sure why this place is called At Home. If I was at home, I would be chilling in my shorts and t-shirt with my feet up. I have a feeling they might frown upon that sort of thing here. Maybe At Store would be a more appropriate name. What does that to do with this review? Not much, but occasionally I type whatever enters my brain and you're stuck deciding whether to keep reading or not. I have been to this store a few times. The first time was when I was shopping for patio furniture and was a disaster. The second visit I was looking for a rug that would really tie a room together, and it was slightly less of a disaster. This store is massive. Imagine a Home Depot or Lowes sized store. Inside it is filled with a massive amount of home items. Everything from accent pieces, rugs, furniture, pillows, stuff I don't know what it was, mirrors, etc. was available. It was honestly a little overwhelming. Earlier I mentioned the first trip being a disaster and now I will elaborate. I was looking for a patio set that would be comfortable, durable, and available. This was my third stop of the day in my quest for a patio set. After sitting in about ten different chairs I found one that was perfect. It was super comfortable and affordable. The problem was that there was only one on display and I needed two or a couch in the space I had. When I went and sought an employee out you would of thought I asked for her first born child. Actually I think it would have been easier to get a first born child because she pretty much blew me off. I tried another employee and it was pretty much the same. The third told me she would call someone so I waited, and waited, and waited. I eventually said some expletives to myself and chunked up the deuce (shoutout Lil' Keke). I didn't ever want to come back. But I did. Why, you ask? Well after finding a less awesome set of patio furniture, I decided I needed a rug. I remembered from my first trip that this store had an enormous amount of rugs. Now look, I don't really know a lot about rugs. I seriously just needed one to put on the patio because I saw someone else with one and thought it was a good idea. The good news about the rugs here is that you can hoist one over your shoulder, pay for it, and roll out. No employee help needed. So that's what I did, and it all worked out. Plus the cashier was pretty friendly this time. Sweet!

Love this place. I have been to At Hone in 3 states (TX,MS, and LA) and I really like this…read morelocation. The staff is kind and friendly. The items are well stocked and the layout is neat and clean. I went to one location in Louisiana and everything was thrown all over the place. I will come back to this location.

very very very pleased with the assistance i received when dropping off a lot of donations from a…read moregarage sale. smooth, friendly, and super fast. now that i know they are there- My new place for drop offs. thank ya'll

Nice clean store. Helpful staff. Items seem higher than other thrift stores but seems all Goodwill…read moreare higher priced.

Friendly employees. This store is big and has a lot of clothes, accessories, and even bedroom decor…read moreand linens! I was impressed with the amount of women's jeans, and they were at least somewhat organized, given how much merchandise they have. They sell men's clothing too. I don't think the deals were cheaper than their regular non-outlet store, as jeans were still $30, and tops were still around $15-$30 also.