Don't try to sell bullion here you will be offered exactly 30% of the value. Steer clear and save…read moreyour time.

Love this antique shop in the heart of Waynesville. Always has new inventory and gives soldiers…read moreand veterans discounts. Lots to look at and many unusual items. Dave, the owner is very friendly and accommodating. Items are priced well. Highly recommend.

Fun indie bookstore with a wide variety of books (including children's and some literary fiction),…read morebut specializing in dark romance, romance, and fantasy. Current titles in hard bound and paper bound. Coffee and tea free for patrons! Special events and community events Run by two best friends with a dream who love their clients. This is a very vibey place. Check it out!

They have the most beautiful antique wood furniture ever! It is such a great store worth amazing…read moreselection. The reason I gave 4 stars is simply because it is much much more expensive than other antique stores in the area. Very nice things though.

Went there because it was supposed to be opened until 4pm only to find out they are only opened…read moreThursday, Friday and Saturday the third weekend of the month. Drove out of our way for nothing.

I don't know what the bad reviews are talking about because I had a COMPLETELY different experience…read more- nothing but positive things to say about this place. First, I called before heading there just to make sure they were still open since they haven't had any reviews in awhile and I'm not familiar with the area. The lady on the phone was super nice! When I got there, I didn't realize I would be entering into a treasure hunt of my dreams. If you're a thrifter who enjoys hunting for hidden gems, this place will exceed your exceptions because it's HUGE. When you walk in, the entire left front section is full of women's, men's, and older children's clothing all for $1. They also have hats, underwear, and swimsuits. Lining the left wall is a huge selection of dish ware, dining sets, glassware, cookware, etc. The other side of the front has furniture, baskets, and more knick-knacks that I didn't get a chance to explore. If you keep walking towards the back, there's literally anything and everything you could be on the hunt for! Their back wall is FULL of new and used shoes with a variety of sizes. They even have a room tucked away in the back right of the store solely for kids/infant clothing. Staff was super kind and inviting towards me, very informative and honestly seemed like they truly love the store they're running. I left with two vintage t-shirts and a pair of vintage Levi's for a total of $3, which is a STEAL. 10/10 recommend stopping into this place if you have time to really browse or even if you're looking for something specific, as they'll definitely have it.

This is one of those consignment shops you have to really hunt to find a treasure. I'm a…read morephotographer so I'm always on the look for frames. I always find one or two that are worth using. My wife likes this place as well. We always seem to find something. They have a wife range of items and the prices are usually good. Also remember, the profits go towards fighting autism.

We stopped at Heartland Antique Mall while in Lebanon, and honestly, I wasn't expecting it to be…read morequite this big. This place is massive! There are more than 35,000 square feet of showroom space and over 350 booths, so if you like wandering around looking for things you didn't even know you were looking for, this is definitely the place. There's a little bit of everything--primitives, vintage collectibles, glassware, furniture, and all kinds of unique décor. I especially liked that there was plenty to look at beyond the smaller antiques. You could easily spend a couple of hours here and still probably miss something. Heartland has been in Lebanon for 26 years, and I can see why it's been around that long. If you're passing through Lebanon, I'd definitely recommend stopping in. You never know what kind of treasure you might walk out with!

This was our second antique stops on our way home from Branson. It was a huge step up from our…read morefirst stop--we were happy to see it was a clean and well-lit "mall" with a ton of booths. We spent quite a while looking around and left with some S&P shakers--of which they have a huge selection! Our cashier was helpful and carefully wrapped our items for the drive home. We thought that most of the vendors had fairly priced items.

There are numerous gun stores, and tactical sporting good stores in the area. What makes this store…read moredifferent is the following: 1. Professionalism - They are not pushy, they are courteous, respectful, and the place is frequented by many first responders. I recently purchased an item from them and it was within the norm of what you would normally pay for an item. 2. Location - What better place to have a tactical business then above one of the best rated Lawyers in the Ozark Area? Again a level of trust, and professionalism if you are allowed to operate that close to the Allen & Rector Law Firm. After all public image is more important then selling guns, and tactical items. 3. Employee's - Will work late hours with you to provide an item that you are interested in. All you have to do is stop by, call, or email. You will not be disappointed unless you are rude, pushy, and trying to get something for nothing.

Lebanon Art Guild is run by volunteers and artists. It is closed Mondays, but open Tuesday through…read moreSaturday. Some weekend evenings, they even have free live Bluegrass music. The artists showcased are constantly changing. Some are so-so, some are fantastic. Prices range from $10 on up. The displays are always different when I go in there to look around. The people who volunteer will tell you all about the artists displayed or recommend other artists you might be interested in seeing. The volunteers are there to educate and entertain you. The work displayed ranges from hand-thrown clay mugs, to jewelry, to woodwork, to oils, to watercolors, to photography and whatever your imagination can invent. The work is constantly rotated. The artists featured are from all around the area, not just local to the small town. Their rent is paid by purchases and volunteer donations. If you support art and culture, stop in for a look. You will certainly find something to tickle your senses. Don't forget to stop by Juanita's Mexican Restaurant next door for the best mole and homemade tamales. You might ask an Art Guild volunteer to join you for lunch!

My favorite shop full of artistic surprises! I go here every time I visit Bennett Springs and…read moreSandy's shop never ceases to impress. She has a collection of art, pottery, jewelry and more from artists around the midwest. As an added bonus, she also offers occasional workshops and other fun events. Without fail, I pick up stuff for myself and presents for others here every year.