I hated this place! Please keep reading - I'm visiting…read morefamily from California, and Payne Mill Village was full of stuff I wanted. The problem? I live in California! There just wasn't an easy or affordable way to transport all of the amazing things I wanted back home. If I lived in Macon, I'd be there all the time. All of the vendors spaces were well designed and pleasing to the eye. None of them were so jam packed that finding individual items became difficult. Great stuff at fair prices. BINGO!

Skip it! The prices are outrageous for the products they're selling. Vendors don't put much effort…read moreinto decorating their booths. There were a few places I couldn't even walk through because the aisles were too packed. Some parts of the store were so dusty, I didn't want to touch anything. I did not see a great selection of items, and the prices for the few items I picked up were highly inflated. I'm not even sure I saw many antiques. I am giving one star for the kind lady at the register. Other than that, I don't see a reason for returning to this place.

It's become a tradition that my sister and I visit here at least once a year when I'm in town. We…read morebrowse , buy too many books, and get a tasty beverage. The drink wait is long but there is only one barista and the drinks are pretty involved so it's understandable. I hesitate to call some of the coffee since my very favorite is the "FRAPPE that must not be named" (LOL) and it's straight up a chocolate milkshake with a shot of espresso. Hint: if you are caffeine intolerant like me, they can make it decaf!!! Now for the books...they truly have a wonderful selection. And I'm not sure who does their displays but they are very talented and funny. I really enjoy walking around and finding new books. Of course, my absolute favorite section is the bargain area...Such good deals! My sister is part of their millionaire club so when we go to check out, I let her buy mine as well (I venmo her :)) The last two times we've gone, the cashier has reminded us about the online coupons and help us naviagate their website to save us some money. VERY nice of them. This last time my sister and I got 3 books each for a little over $40! I was also very happy to see a lot of people in this store, we should all frequent brick and mortar stores more often. This whole shopping center is nice with lots of fun stores. Easy to spend the day shopping here.

Decided to stop by Books-A-Million to search for the manga I've been looking for. Luckily, they had…read morevolume one and two! I got the first book. The selection of manage is quite impressive. They even had Spirited Away!!! There's also lots of Funko Pops if you're into that!

I'm new in town and new to owning a home. I was in need of stepping my game up from using a plastic…read morefolding card table in my dining room to a real, elegant table. What am I, a savage?!?!? So I stopped by Farmers since I've purchased furniture from them in the past at another location. I was instantly greeted and asked if I needed help. They had a decent selection, and I easily found a dining table I wanted at a reasonable price. I also saw a nice TV stand that I may go back for. I plan on upgrading my sofas in the future, and I was sort of disappointed they didn't have more modern-style items...or at least they didn't have the specific look I'm going for for my living room. Or maybe I was more concerned with my dining table at the time and didn't give enough attention to couch surfing. Anyway, I'll probably go back to them down the line.

Marthorn's is a hidden gem in the city of Macon, Georgia! This store has saved me money on small…read moreappliances, dishes, vacuum cleaner and more items for my home. I highly recommend Marthorn's. The customer service is amazing also; like breath of fresh

My sister brought me here when I came into WR to visit family. This place was so awesome! It's in a…read morehuge old bank and it's filled to the brim (2 stories) of books and other neat items. Seriously the coolest bookstore I've been to in awhile! (You can peruse books in the old bank vault!) I bought some thank you cards (religious, 8 for cheap!), a new book, and a used book. I thought the used book prices were a bit high but every single one I saw was in excellent, like-new condition so I guess that's reasonable. And the new book I bought was on sale so I felt like I was getting a good deal there as well. I think you can park in the front and the back of the store. There is a stair case and an elevator. The staff was SUPER nice and very helpful. I very much enjoyed my experience here!

This is a 2 story book store that's located in an old bank building. They have a large selection of…read morebooks on both levels. They also have a few other things like games, toys and various gadgets. The prices seem reasonable and they had competitive prices to Amazon. The workers were very nice and attentive and answered all of my questions. It's pretty cool that you can trade in books for store credit. We traded in a bunch of books and received $100 credit. The use of the credits is a strange system. You can only use store credits on used books and then you can only use the credits for 50% of the price of the book. So for example if your book costs $10, you have to pay $5 out of pocket and you can use $5 in store credits. The books are very well organized but I didn't like that they mixed new and used books instead of having separate sections for each. Overall good experience. I'll be back to spend my credits.

I am disabled and I went into this location around 6:30 pm to get some cereal bowls and as I…read moreentered the store the white cashier(man) said, hey you can't bring that back pack in this store. Mind you I have bought this same back pack in this store. I said, I only have a wallet in this back pack because I don't carry a pocket book. So he rolled his eyes and let me in but my daughter and I left the store after he made a scene about it. I said, I am too old to be sitting in jail trying to steal this cheap ass shit. I will never come back to this store and spend my money. You need to clean your dirty ass floors. It looks horrible in this location. You yelled at me like I was your child and clearly I'm not your child. The old me would have embarrassed your ass but I chose to go to Roses and spend my money where I felt welcomed. I have money. I don't need or want to steal a damn thing from Dollar General Market. The best advice to you is clean up that nasty ass store.

It is not located in an area where you would want to be at night. I don't recommend buying anything…read moreedible, but there are plenty of other items you can purchase and save $. The cashier was very lovely but vulnerable bc I didn't see anybody else working. I bought a can opener and a knife and fork bc my hotel's set of cutlery was limited and non-functional. The Curad band-aids were only one dollar and worth more at CVS etc..

This store specializes in cute children's clothing and has always been a go to spot for keepsake…read morepieces, baby gifts, christening presents, etc. Shopping here has been a family tradition as I grew up shopping there and have now been able to get things for my son there, so it's a special place. The store changed hands recently and sadly customer service has gone down drastically. The former owner was incredibly friendly, welcoming and really made you feel happy to be in the store. Last time we went in after the new owners took over and remodeled the store is very nice, although a little too crowded to shop and you definitely wouldn't be able to manouver a stroller around, no one spoke to us at all outside of telling us what our total was. Another disappointing change was the lack of boys clothing. More than half of the store was all girls. It would be nice to find some boys things as well.

I've lived in five states and provinces and two countries and have been a pretty big nerd during…read moreall that time -- and I can pretty confidently assert that Heroes and Villains is one of the best comic and game stores that I've ever encountered. In the first place, the store is neat, clean, and well-organized (and less face it fellow nerds, that is... not always to be expected from a comic and game store). It's a place you'd be more than happy to take friends or family to. Likewise the spread of products is amazing. Like comics? They've got you covered with new and used comics as well as trades. Like roll-playing games? They've got a full spread, with a particularly strong D&D selection. (And they also take part in Free RPG Day to promote the hobby.) Or suppose you want to defend the Mortal Realms from Chaos or the Imperium of Man from the Ruinous Powers? Well, there's a whole spread of Games Workshop paints and models as well. And then there's also a fine selection of conventional board games. Finally, they've recently started carrying other modeling supplies soo that you can get nearly all your mini-painting needs in one location. Not only is the selection fantastic, but if they don't carry something, they'll happily order it for you. This is true of both comics and gaming materials. Finally, they don't just sell the material, they also provide a community venue for gaming. Indeed, much of the space in the store is full of tables for both RPGs and tabletop wargaming (with terrain supplies as well). There are scheduled blocks of time for RPGs as well as for tabletop wargaming, and they hold frequent Warhammer and Warhammer 40,000 tournaments. For everyone from the casual to the avid hobbyist, Heroes and Villains is outstanding.

This store is great for someone looking specifically for comics. I'm more of a manga girl. They had…read morea very small selection of manga though. My friend was able to find a few comics on his list though