Good selection, reasonable prices, and awesome cause. Fast and friendly service, too…read more Just be aware that there is a small fee if you use a debit or credit card. Use cash to avoid that fee.

I come here far too often, but the selection and prices are just too good to pass up! I definitely…read morethink that some stuff here is little more than junk, but you will find plenty of gems here. After all, what's junk to me could be just what you need. I've gotten clothes, a coffee grinder, crock pot, planters, decor, candles, books, and cat supplies all from here. When I was moving I also donated here and it was a great experience. Love the cause and love this store!

Wonderful people and great finds. Something different every day and proceeds indirectly back into…read moreour community. If you are not familiar with Must Ministries then look them up.

I have frequented this store about once a month for years now. On 12/4/25 I had selected literally…read morea full cart of clothing items from the racks. The manager happened to be working the checkout. Halfway through processing my purchases he informed me that he would be taking several items back because "they were from his personal collection." I informed him that they were on the racks. He repeated that he was taking them. I pushed the entire pile back towards him and left without purchasing anything. Very poor customer service, especially from a manager.

Even if you're not an antique mall kind of girl, trust me -- you're going to love Cotton Mill…read moreExchange! I have been here probably a half dozen times, and it's one of my favorite places to browse. Cotton Mill Exchange is 45,000 square feet - yes, it just keeps going and going and going - filled with furniture, home decor, clothing, and accessories from local artisans and merchants. However, it's all beautifully curated and merchandised with no sign of the overwhelming and cluttered vibe of the traditional antique mall. I'd recommend a minimum of an hour to quickly browse Cotton Mill Exchange. But to be honest, just make a half day of it! With so many new shops and restaurants opening up at The Mill on Etowah, this is quickly becoming an area where you'll want to make multiple stops.

Such a cool decor shop!! If it's a cute, adorable and unique home decor item you're looking for…read morethen the Cotton Mill Exchange in Canton Ga is where you need to be. I'm not sure how many vendor booths they have. Maybe 200 or more!! And every one is more adorable thank the one before. If you can't find it here then they haven't made it yet. Lol. I was impressed at how clean and organized this giant of a place was. And how well it's being run. They have little coffee stations, water and soda machines along with snack tables to keep their shoppers hydrated and energized. The employees are so nice and polite. Will help you find exactly what you looking for. Such a very pleasurable experience! I'll definitely be back for more exploring and purchases.

Pretty neat thrift store with your basic stuff. Not as many knock-knacks as you normally see at…read moremost thrift stores and they have more appliances than others. Their art is SUPER cheap and I scored a cool painting for three bucks. When I looked up the artist once I got home, I found out we was a fairly recognized artist from Peru who sold paintings locally. Neat!

I'm very disappointed with my latest visit to SVDP. I've been making donations there and…read moreoccasionally buying things in the thrift shop for several years. Today, I found that the excellent selection of books they USED TO HAVE was gone and the books they did have were overpriced--double or more what they used to be. The same was true for clothing and home items. I won't be donating or shopping there any more.

This is a delightful addition to the Marietta Square! We kind of stumbled upon this store while…read morewalking out of the wine store across the street. From the front, Marina Marina looks like a hole in the wall store. When you walk in, the store is truly a swan disguised as an ugly duckling. I personally love stores like this that allow dealers/owners to sell their items in the various booths because there is typically a great variety of antiques and new items. Marina Marina holds up to this expectation and the owner, Julia, is super friendly and helpful. She told us a charming story about one of her sellers from whom I bought an item. Stop in when you are in the area, you won't be disappointed! I look forward to returning!

Fantastic selection of vintage clothing with very stylish options. Great vibes, great layout, and…read morelovely people. This place is a must visit in Marietta!

As with most "booth" antique malls, the price is relative to the guy that owns the booth. You can…read moreget some pretty decent stuff here at a reasonable price from some, and a jacked up price from the next guy. Just have to be careful and research your buy prior to picking it up. Overall though the variety is pretty good due to the size. Always worth a walkthrough.

I've been going to Big Shanty Antiques for a long time, and even shopped there for many years when…read moreit was still located in Kennesaw. But every single time I go to this location, someone on staff obviously follows me and hovers around when I shop in the back part of the store. Every single visit. I'm just a quiet lady who likes weird stuff, and I never even bring a purse with me. Can y'all please invest in security cameras or something? It's honestly gotten so insulting I think today will have been my last visit.

If I could give this place negative five stars, I absolutely would. What I witnessed today from the…read morestore owner was beyond unacceptable -- it was downright revolting. A young woman calmly pointed out that they were selling hate memorabilia from World War II, and instead of showing even a shred of responsibility or decency, the owners brushed her off and practically shoved her out the door. They didn't care. Not one bit. They stood there defending the garbage they were selling -- fake propaganda rooted in racism and violence -- as if it was no big deal. It is a big deal. It's hateful, it's offensive, and it's a slap in the face to anyone who has served or had family who served in that war. How on earth are we still living in a country where a business can openly profit from hate and pretend it's harmless? Shame on this store, shame on the owners, and shame on anyone who thinks selling racist, hateful items is acceptable in 2026.

Beautiful , pleasant friendly owners, lots to see and buy . Will definitely go back easy locationread more

I went by this week to arrange a pick up of some larger furniture that I wanted to donate for such…read morea great cause! While I was there I ended up not only getting the donation set up but also bought a few items. And remember everything they sell is for a fantastic cause and they appreciate all our help so they can help the unfortunate animals around Cherokee County. Their current location on 92 is imho much nicer than where they were located on Bells Ferry and they have a nice variety of items for sale at extremely generous prices.

Mark the man who runs the adoption clinic was very rude. We gave him a call before showing up to…read morethe PetSmart 30 minutes away from us to get information about the kittens that were available. He was polite over the phone but once we got to the store he was very rude. The girl that worked for the organization that helped us was very kind, she expressed that she was unaware of the procedures, but would do her best and call him. I could hear him aggressively speaking to her through the phone. The phone was not on speaker and he was loud enough for me to still hear. Any person who thinks it's okay to speak to employees/volunteers in that manner is not someone I want to do business with. He also failed to mention key points of the adoption process over the phone knowing that we were driving out of the way to get there. The individual employees in store were fantastic, but I would not be looking for animals with him again. I instead recommend Cherokee animal shelter in canton off Univiter, we have adopted both of our cats from there and they have always been incredible and warm. For cats over the age of 6months the adoption is free, but you can provide donations to keep them going.They are a place that you know just want to provide loving homes, you can feel it in the atmosphere that every person working there loves their job and animals.