I am a sucker for antique shops and this one will reel you right in. City Antiques is ginormous,…read morewith the first & main warehouse space a massive size, along with a back garden area and an additional smaller building full of goodies. You can find a vast set of treasures here, from clothing to jewelry to decor and knick knacks to furniture, stunning chandeliers, sports jerseys and collector items, records, paintings, Christmas stuff and way more. They have dozens of different vendor sections in here and each has their own charm and personality of items to be found. Also, for my book lovers you CANNOT miss the antique library collection that is straight to the right when you enter at the front. You will be blown away by its beauty and history. The workers here were all really friendly too. Some items were pretty spendy but I found there was a lot that was within reasonable prices too even though they're antique. If you're able to come at the right time where sales are happening you can get even better deals as well.

An amazing place with great finds, and easy prices…read more I got a bookcase from there, and it was missing a piece. The store had it fabricated. I cannot say how much I like this place.

I was very satisfied with my trip to 425 Market Place Antiques…read more The location is slightly off the beaten path (behind a restaurant on Holcomb Bridge Road) but totally worth the effort to find. The store has 2 floors and an eclectic array of 1920's-1990's vintage. I was surprised at the amount of massive, complete china sets and complete porcelain figure sets. I found a particular piece I've NEVER seen before and they had the ENTIRE set. The prices were below average for the area and they had a major sale going on while I was there, which was awesome! Both the owner and the cashier were beyond helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. I really enjoyed my time in this store and they were so appreciative for my business. I will absolutely come again and really recommend this fun little place.

This antique shop, located in historic Roswell, is housed in a rustic loft with exposed beams and…read morean "old-time country store" feel. It is the most pleasant atmosphere of any antique shop in town. The dealers here take great pride in creating vignettes inspired by current magazines as well as home decorating shows. You will find a variety of unique antique and vintage treasures, from furniture to garden accessories, kitchenware, glassware, collectibles, period clothing, and jewelry. Stock changes daily, so you never know what you will find! Be sure to go upstairs to the "Bargain Loft," where you will find collectibles priced $9.99 or less and furniture for $49.99 or less!

i just left this store...passed by at least 6 employees and was not spoken to once. They were not…read morebusy at all. It can have cool things but if you want to be acknowledged on any level don't bother.

I dropped by around 10:30 a.m. yesterday, walked in past the "OPEN" sign hanging on the door--then…read morethe empty parking lot suddenly made sense. Turns out, it was likely a consignment-only day. They clearly have an eye for pieces that are unique, well-made, and genuinely useful. No surprise they need dedicated time to curate it all. What they collect is well worth checking out --- on the right day of course.

This furniture has beautiful antique quality furniture. Cyrus, the owner, is very attentive and…read morehelpful. We found a small sideboard, that they sanded and bleached for us to bring out the original wood color. It was awesome. Cyrus is looking for a much larger sideboard for us. Once he has one, he is going to call us to come see it. We are looking forward to seeing what he finds and obtaining it for our house. Thanks for the awesome work, quality service and no-pressure salesmanship.

This is not an antique mall. It is an interior decor store. Maybe some of the stuff is "used," and…read morethat a big maybe.

Love shopping here and have done so for many years! Everyone is so friendly and helpful. My…read moredaughter and I found some great items on our last visit and cannot wait to visit again.

This was always one of my favorite spots when I lived in Atlanta years ago. So nice to be able to…read morestop back in as I was traveling through Atlanta a few weeks ago. I wanted some thing in nearly every aisle we walked down. Such a great variety of items and vendors. Despite leaving three items behind, I had to repack my whole suitcase and carry-on to be able to get what I did by home with me. Totally worth it! Huge shout out to the staff for helping me wrap everything so it made it safely. Wouldn't you know I keep thinking about the items I left behind? Darn!

So this place basically has the appearance of a museum. Every room is brightly lit, every piece…read moreimpeccably arranged. If you're looking for a dirty, hoarderesque establishment with things stacked three feet deep and dim lighting, you're at the wrong place. That being said, I don't want this 3 star review to discourage anyone! I just want to inform you about this place, so you can know if it what you're looking for. It didn't have the things I was looking for, but that doesn't mean it won't have what you're looking for. I came in, not looking for anything in particular, really. Just browsing and such, maybe looking for some records or books from 1905. It's a furniture and fine china mart. As to the "antique aspect"... I'd say maybe about 40% of the items there were what I'd consider antique. As in, pre-80s, maybe even mid-70s. But there were some beautiful pieces. Elaborate crystal chandeliers, heavy oaken tables, chess sets crafted from stone and marble, stunning Japanese-style room dividers with raised images and beautiful imagery. I was sort of afraid to touch anything because it was so brightly lit and so many things looked delicate. My idea of a perfect antique market is a mix of said beautiful furniture and other 1950s things. Dresses, photographs, typewriter in a bold case. This place was strictly fine furniture, with a smattering of jewelry and other random pieces (abacus, anyone), and was far too tasteful for my tastes. I'm a grungy, dig-through-this-room-and-find-treasures kind of person, not delicate stemware and principled manors. So if you've got cash to spare and a discerning eye for beautiful things, I'm sure you'd enjoy this place far more than I did.

Great place if you are furnishing your fake stucco clad suburban castle . Literally full of brown…read moreoversized used furniture . Don't miss the scary doll collection ! Creepy Creepy Creepy ! Seriously though ; very few antiques and the staff was pleasant .

What a great place! Meticulous collection of quality pieces at the right price. Highly recommend!read more

If you plan on going to Lakewood 400 expect to spend the whole day there. The range of different…read moretypes of merchandise is mind blowing. There is something for everyone. They have food there too so have lunch to refuel to continue shopping. You won't be disappointed.

Fun place to go see lots of vendors. You will see antiques to creative crafts . Wish they were…read moreopen every weekend but it's only once a month.

Great place! I expected prices to be ridiculously high but I was pleasantly surprised. Especially…read moresome of the furniture.

Nice store and clean. Everything is organized, bathroom is large and clean. That is important…read morebecause the place is so large you will end up making a few trips to it. Haahaa The prices vary from booth to booth. Some overpriced some reasonable (in my humble opinion of course)... Lots of variety. We will visit again.

Don't judge by the window view! 130 booths and front looks like just furniture but there is a…read morevariety of things inside. It's worth browsing around!

Simple Finds is a large consignment shop that sits at the corner of Peachtree Boulevard and…read moreChamblee Dunwoody. It sits in a small plaza where it acts as the anchor store. Like most consignment stores, Simple Finds is overwhelming with the amount of inventory they have. It is stacked from entry to exit, from wall to wall and floor to ceiling! They have all the varieties of items you would expect at a consignment store from jewelry, art, furniture, tchotchkes, statues, records, lighting and much more. We like to wander around consignment shops and this area of Chamblee Dunwoody, they are plentiful. So, when we make our trip over this way Simple Finds is always on the list to swing by. We are usually after unique furniture items, and on their good days, Simple Finds has a decent selection from small tables to large cabinets, etc...Outside of the furniture, there is not a lot of items that are eye catching for us here. Service is hit and miss here, never terrible, but also not what I would describe as "friendly" either. Additionally, pricing here is a bit inflated. I get the whole "one persons trash is another persons treasure", but come on... Overall, Simple Finds is a random weekend stop for us on occasion. I will say that visiting here is like visiting a massive neighborhood yard sale, so you get lucky from time to time, but for the most part...it is just a place to browse for us.