First time coming in here and there is so much to see and lots of cool finds for anyone interested…read morein vintage clothing, jewelry, and other items! Some of the pricing is on the higher side of "thrift stores" (think $30+ for a t-shirt and $40 for watches), but everything is curated beautifully and it's a great place to explore and find unique gifts. It may be a tight squeeze for anyone in a wheelchair or other similar mobility aid--just something to be aware of.

This by far has been one of my favorite experiences thrifting. As a child, my mother loved stopping…read moreby local yard/ garage sales and found hidden treasures. Ally's attic brought back so many good memories. The store was kept very clean, organized and the felt very welcomed. I've gone to many thrift stores along the east coast of the United States and this by far was top 5 on my list. Sue was very knowledgeable and resourceful. Sue's customer service level was above 10 stars and unmatched. I would recommend anyone to go check out Ally's attic to find themselves some treasures and get a good deal on their enjoyable shopping experience. Their pricing and value is incredible.

Wow! Went in here to pop in and see what they had and it was amazing! They had such a large…read moreselection of items and a huge store. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone that loves antiquing. The only thing, the value of some of the items can be a little pricey. The service was great and super friendly staff! :)

Heard the cashiers being horribly racist. Spoke up and was told I was being too sensitive and to…read morecalm down. Think twice before supporting these bigots. Not to mention everything is ridiculously overpriced. P.s. Head a few doors down the the Treasure Mart instead- you will be pleasantly met with unique and affordable collectibles and consignments!

This is my new favorite store in Cumming! The prices and selection are amazing! So many unique…read moreitems! Antiques, furniture, apparel, toys, jewelry, home decor so much to shop! Go see it for yourself! You won't regret it!

Service was wonderful ! Great selection of so many things . Visit this shop and enjoy the many…read moreunique and wonderful treasures . So many great gift ideas ..

My 16 year old daughter went there this evening looking for beads. It was very hot and sweaty in…read morethere so she said she had to keep wiping her hands on her clothes.. Well, she didn't see any beads, and she said staff was creeping her out watching her so she left. She went to her car and then checked her phone and staff came out and started photographing her and the car. Seriously, nothing in this place worth stealing. How about you spend some time cleaning your store instead of chasing customers out of your store?

Loved finding this little gem. Prices were amazing, and everyone was so nice to work with…read more Definitely recommend stopping in.

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 .

Thanks to Don Leathers I got these fine pieces at a GREAT VALUE…read more Scavenge Hunt is on my weekly drop in list.

It's amazing what you can run into in the store prices are reasonable and anything you can pretty…read moremuch think of might be at the store it's quite the scavenger hunt as the name suggested

Today was my first time in Sample Pleasures. I found it to be a fun store, full of wonderful…read morecollectibles, along with vintage jewelry. It's one of those stores where you never know what treasure you might find! The owner was delightful and very helpful

Janet was very kind towards my mother and I! She was very sweet, attentive and easy to talk to! I…read morewould highly recommend, especially if you like local/antique jewelry!

Been visiting this gem for several years and over that period, I have bought several items at a…read moredecent price. it's a great place to meander through, revisiting your childhood or beyond. However, nowadays they know exactly what they have and the prices do reflect that. Lots of killer stuff but not as many bargains. Still a worthy visit - always.

That was a fun, little excursion. My fiancée and I chose to spend some time here on a Saturday,…read moreand we found lots of very cool things to look at. No, I did not buy the 2' tall Godzilla statue for my house (yet). But there is a lot of stuff here. Everything from vintage clothes to toys, a few electronics, lots of furniture, and so much more. I saw an old, James Bond board game, modular furniture from the 70's, and tiny, hand blown glass things including a bowl of six-sided dice that were about 2mm in size.