They have recently changed vendors and there are several booths with witchcraft, including animal…read morebones, tarot cards, spell books, and other demonic things. Unfortunately, this is no longer the place to go for antiques.

Since we were already in Columbia for my eye incident, my daughter said "Hey dad, do you want to go…read moreto this cool antique store?" I'm always up for an adventure, (as if my eye thing wasn't adventure enough) especially with any of my girls. Sure enough I said as she pulled into Treasure Village. Right from the get go I knew this place was going to be good. It had that musty smell. You know that smell when you walk into grandma's old house? Come to think of it, when I was young, and I first smelled that smell, I thought that it was grandma. But I soon found that It was old gold just waiting to be rediscovered. After poking around a bit I stumbled upon a real cool huge glass bottle. I've always wanted one of those. I said "hey Missy, check this out" I know, she replied as she was talking to a clerk. She spied it before I did. She was attempting to negotiate the price to a more favorable proposition. The clerk said that she'd have to call the gentleman who is selling it. So we went on with our treasure hunt. This store has a lot of twists and turns, ups and downs in it. Stuff is everywhere. Search closely to uncover a special find. We did and we found. I lost track of Missy somewhere in the labyrinth of rooms and aisles. When we met up again it was by the front counter. I asked if she heard from the seller of the big bottle. Missy said "I sure did daddy, happy father's day!" That girl made the deal and I am now the proud owner of a 13 gallon glass bottle. I love that girl! What am I going to do with it you ask? I'm going to fill it with coins of course. My 5 gallon bottle is full. Quick Tip: Be careful going up and down the stairs going up to the second floor. The steps are about half as wide as normal stairs are. I told my granddaughter that they were like this because back in the day women wore hoop skirts and had to go down the stairs sideways. Oh grandpa she said. Those are my favorite words.

This antique shop is a true gem. They have a wide selection…read moreof stuff. We left with quite a few items because we couldn't choose. The prices are great and the staff is very helpful and friendly. It feels like you're in a museum going through all the sections. If you're looking for a good antique shop, this is definitely a good one for you.

I had a great experience visiting the Spring Hill Antique Mall. It's one of those places where you…read morecan spend hours looking around and finding something unique around every corner. The selection is amazing, with so many interesting pieces, vintage finds, and items that bring back memories. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and you can tell the vendors take pride in what they do. It's a fun place to explore whether you're looking for something specific or just want to enjoy a relaxing afternoon browsing.

Went to this wonderful little interiors/clothing store after having lunch at a nearby restaurant…read more Two levels of great home furnishings and some ladies clothing . Beautiful cozy store I ended up purchasing a piece of artwork and a sweater! An odd combination for a store but we loved it and we definitely recommend! Great addition to Columbia! Great service too

Sometimes the best discoveries are off the beaten pathway -- and this historic former general store…read morenow filled with a wide assortment of vintage collections is worth the extra effort to find it if antique collections are your thing. Not far from Spring Hill and/or Columbia. The owner is very friendly and informative and shared some history lessons with us about the general community that once existed in the immediate area -- Carters Creek Station. This venue does accept credit cards and was set up with modern technology -- the only thing modern in the place!!

Probably my most favorite antique store ever, but I don't get to visit as much as I'd like…read more Eclectic, affordable, down in a hollar, and so worth the drive. I still have things I bought a decade ago. My last gem was a Victorian match safe that cost a mere $15 (that was 2008, and yep, I still have it!). Love their vintage handbag selection, as well as their hats. I can't rave enough! Oh, and the store makes a pretty picture, if you are into photography.

Great place different merchandise than the dollar store! I find all sorts of things to buy. Well…read moreworth your time!

I love this place!!!! They have unique items that you can't find anywhere else plus essentials…read more The employees are warm, inviting AND helpful. What an awesome place

The whole atmosphere; friendly service; very helpful; books are organized. They had a display of…read morelocal artists. I had read a book by a local artist, and I was looking to see if he had written his second book. They previously went by another name; I can't think of it right now.

Best book store in Columbia, great staff, great selection, and the ambiance is so mellow.read more

Amazing thrift store with LOTS of variety! It is definitely worth the 45 minute drive for us!read more

Wonderful friendly service, staff are very helpful Great…read moreselection and value Watch the face book page

Great hidden gem in the Nolensville Ace Hardware. Cute boutique in an Ace Hardware. Yep,…read moreboutique.. great selection of clothes, gifts, jewelry, hats, shoes, along with the hardware side you would expect from Ace. Plus free popcorn that you can serve yourself. They even had a sale rack in the back too that was worth checking out. Worth the visit and plan to come back.

It's a good Ace, great location for many, clean and well stocked. I can't give it a 5 because…read morewhile shopping an employee was super loud and not very professional in the power tool section with a customer. I know way too much about the customer's issues with a chainsaw and the Ace employee could use some customer service training and basic human communication insight. All in all, solid store.