This is my favorite antique store in town and even beats other locations in Murfreesboro and…read moresurrounding areas. The vendors change their stock regularly and there are always a few booths that have sales running anywhere from 15-30% which is appreciated. I have found some real gems here and rarely do I leave without picking up something at a bargain price. The staff is always kind and accommodating. They never hesitate to relay an offer to a vendor for you. Credit cards accepted and gift cards available.

Lots of different things to see in this store. Good place to…read morestop in and check it out. Steve-California

The best of Bedford County. Danielle and Mike are truly the best and make Main and McGrew my bi…read moremonthly ... sometimes weekly favorite stop!

A wonderful new addition to the Shelbyville square!…read more I was in town for Father's Day down from Nashville and was able to check out the new antique store in the old library. While I was there, I was able to meet one of the owners and their children who run the place. They were very nice and I told them how great it was to see the library repurposed in such a manner. We discussed the new shop and how they plan to get involved in the community, which I think is fantastic. They also introduced me to their pets. They have a big German Shepard, a Sulcata Tortoise, and an iguana. It's like a small zoo and antique store, two of my favorite things! Ha. The selection here is too notch. Everything is interesting, reasonably priced, and clean. I was able to find a small bag full of items and I could have found more if I wasn't rushed to get home. I plan on coming back when I am back in town visiting family and I really hope they do well. This town owes the new business owners for saving the old library and bringing a wonderful new shop to our little community.

Beautiful place to go looking for that special treasure. Love going here. They seem to have a lot…read moreof new things everything I go in. Great things at affordable prices.

Small but packed full of interesting antique treasures and unique finds. Friendly owner.read more

Cute boutique vendor shop with lots of charm. Connected to a delicious ice cream/bakery shop as…read morewell. They have a ton of Christmas decor this time of year & also offer Santa photos in an adjacent event space. I found a new pair of On Cloud shoes here for a decent price. Another great addition to the antique & vendor spots of town.

This antique store is closing. Drove out of our way to visit and store closing signs were posted…read morein the windows. Was empty except for some remnants.

Absolutely loved this spot. So much to explore and see. Tons of booths with various styles and…read moreitems. Really loved that there is something for everyone. Prices vary in each booth, some are more affordable than others. This is a fiestaware collectors DREAM. Lots of primitive decor, cookware/glassware and trinkets. Not a lot of furniture but still so worth a walk around. Staff is very kind and are happy to help!

Beautiful, indoor antique mall with a huge eclectic selection. Plenty of room to move around and…read morethe prices were reasonable. Do not miss!!!

Hilltop is the old bank from the 1800's. A nice general store with a cool history. If you look…read moreclose the original bank doors are still there!!

A great shop with a lot of variety. Traditional antiques with unique repurposed and redone items!read more

We stopped by Phillips General Store in Bell Buckle, TN after touring the George Dickel Distillery…read morein Tullahoma, TN. The place was jam-packed with antiques, collectibles, books, toys, and scented Christmas Santa candles that last 175 hours. When I say packed, it was floor to ceiling with narrow walkways. The proprietor was extremely cordial and helpful. I picked up an old paperback songbook entitled 'Christmas Carols.' It was about thirty pages with classic illustrations and beautiful hymns and songs. It was priced extremely low considering the age and condition. To the Mayor of Bell Buckle: I would add that the restrooms are insufficient and in poor condition for the volume of shoppers that come to your small town. The restrooms in most stores were non-existent, the cafe at the far right end had closed one of there restrooms for storage, and employees use only, and the towns public restrooms were nasty. Someone from the State Public Health office needs to make a trip to Bell Buckle and do an inspection. Follow me on Yelp, for more hidden gems and local favorites.

What a great store. A real 1800's general store full of real antiques! A great find worth a stop…read morefor sure!