This is a must visit in Bristol VA/TN. Ben is a tremendous artist and great storyteller. His…read morephotography is unique and captures his travels around the world. Not only can you enjoy his art, they also offer luxury travel and wine tasting. The staff is professional and very courteous. Whatever type of art you enjoy, the variety of pieces is impressive and Ben is just a great guy!

The Benjamin Walls Gallery is definitely a "must see" of downtown Bristol…read more It is one of the most beautiful galleries in the area. You will leave with the feeling of satisfaction and awe.

What a wonderful bookstore, coffee, shop, and bar! This place has fantastic energy and really does…read moreit all. We stopped in here as tourists, not knowing anything about the space. It seems like it had recently opened and we happen to be there on small business Saturday , so there were fun little prizes to win at the counter. There was a large collection of North Carolina books, in addition to some used books, and some carefully curated collections from popular authors. I got the Queen of Swords cider to sip on while I shopped. We ended up purchasing an Appalachian cookbook and also found a fun used books of recipes that seemed to be put together by a community group. The prices were very fair, and I was happy with what we got. Even though the space was new, there was very clearly a buzz. There were lots of comfortable places to sit, and it was encouraged to read well-being in the shop. I'm hoping my dating days are over, but if I had to go on a first date and happen to be in this area, this spot would be a spectacular choice!

I agree with Marie P (reviewer below). I was strolling State Street on a Thursday evening and…read morehappened into this little gem of a bookstore and fell in love with the atmosphere and hugge (comfort and warmth) of the place. I only bought a vinyl sticker because we were pressed for time, but I will be back!!!

I got lost in the cavernous shop with a maze of eccentric vendors! Every booth and room was more…read moreintriguing than the next! I loved the cookie jars, the furniture, the loads upon loads of jewelry, the china, the figurines, the mirrors, the garden ware, the home decor and more! I found a Sadler teapot which is always a win for me! The owner was helpful and efficient! The prices varied - some items were priced great and reasonable while others were high. I spent so much time in this antique mall, which was like a labyrinth, that I literally lost track of time! Such a great place to spend hours milling around finding treasures!

Briefly stopped at this little Antique Mall since me and my wife were in the area. This antique…read morestore features a lot of items and it's pretty comprehensive too depending on what you are looking for. Many of the items unfortunately were a bit overpriced for what they kind of are worth. Nothing fell too exclusive here compared to any other antique store either. I actually did enjoy all the salt and pepper shakers in one of the booths. Staff here was very friendly too. Overall, it was a casual antique store to visit.

Wonderful shop! The traditional furniture made of reclaimed wood (wormy chestnut!) is to die for…read more Maker is an exceptionally skilled woodworker with exceptional materials, and if I had the space in my home (and the money), I'd buy everything he has displayed there. The shop also has gorgeous antique country furniture of a sort I'd never seen before, very interesting vintage decorative accessories, and collector-grade antique cast iron cookware that is fully refinished (a lot of long-gone pre-Great Depression American foundries are represented). Wolf Hills Antiques hasn't been open long, but it very quickly became my favorite antiques store in Abingdon. I'm a collector, and I especially recommend it to other collectors. Prices range from moderate to pricey, but unlike many antiques shops nationwide, the pricey items seem fair market value for what they are.

This is a fantastic shop. The staff are very friendly and the atmosphere is welcoming. We bought…read moresome lovely pieces and the prices were very reasonable. This is the kind of store you want to come back to because it ticks every box. The merchandise is displayed beautifully.

This little bookshop is attached to Wolf Hills Coffeeshop and such a great little spot in Abingdon…read more It's a tiny bookstore and there's also a selection of second-hand books as well, I didn't find anything which grabbed my attention when I was there but having a third space such as this bookshop and coffeehouse are important to have even in small towns like Abingdon. From what I remember prices weee very reasonable and there' s even a tiny garden in the back (buy your book and coffee first!). I sure hope this place is still there when and if I return to Abingdon.

Coffee shop was crowded and lots of activity going on but I was here for the bookstore. I was a…read morelittle disappointed with the selections of books and had for some reason thought the book store was the main attraction and not the coffee shop. I did find one used book to buy for a gift but I had higher expectations from things I had read. Still, a fun find in Abingdon.

Quality local art in all price ranges, sizes, and media. Whether you like images like Lee's misty…read moremountain landscape or whimsical turtle. Or you want Anne's impression of how the full sun colors the Appalachian landscape. You can't go wrong. Originals, prints, postcards, or coasters, surround yourself wIth the beauty of these ancient mountains.

So on my last day (or so I thought) down Souff... the beautiful Lovely Lady takes me to this homey…read morelil mom and pop shop on State St that literally straddles the VA/TN state border. Wanted to grab a lil bit o' the South to take home with me. I may have seen a few stars n bars flags flying on a few trucks....but I didn't have my AK, so it was a Good Day....Bruh-man not trying to get arrested in the the South. N-E way...This store reminds me of my aunt's house in Fresno. Every summer, we pickled and canned fruits and veggies throughout. I picked snap beans, okra, grapes, cherries, cukes, tomatoes, etc for many summers with her. Unpaid labor!! This place reminded me of those hot ass summers, canning stuff. Chow Chow. Pickles. Hot Peppers. Jelly. Preserves. This place has it all. Along with cute furniture, knickknacks, mugs, souvenirs like any other thrift store type place. This store is great. The cashier was helpful, sweet and very nice. Altho TSA broke my mug and luggage locks on the way back to LA.... But this place was great. Can't wait to go back. When I move....I'll get some stuff from here.

Walked in there today with some of my buddies and the lady behind the counter was so nice and…read morewelcoming. I rarely get to go out and explore Bristol due to my job but I'm glad I stopped in at this nice little shop! They sell a lot of home decor stuff and scented items! I've shopped here a few times before and I'm never disappointed! They're ice cream shop is amazing as well!

LOVE!! ladies at the front were kind! super cute place!! great vibes, good music. could stay for…read morehours! a good mix of real vintage and some curated clothing, baked goods, etc. prices were a little on the high side in some booths, but definitely worth the stop!

Of all the antique stores in Kingsport Tennessee this one is by far one of the best in the area and…read moreworth checking out. Firstly, this store exclusively sells Pals merchandise if you are a fanatic about that place. The store is very clean and features four floors of exciting treasures to find. I could truly spend all day here if I could. Even everything by the front door had something that was worth buying. Price is very depending on what you were looking for and it's very likely that they might have it here. The variety of antiques here is better than most as well. Staff here was mostly friendly. Overall, if you are into antique stores I recommend making this your first stop.