Disobeys fire code and the ADA by having the sidewalk and ramp blocked by patio furniture. The…read moreowner is very hostile when asked to move anything so those in wheelchairs can access other buildings in the strip. She has threatened to call the police multiple times on my sister who is in a wheelchair. I have lived in the area my whole life and have loved shopping here, but I will never support them again. I don't understand being able to look someone in the face and tell them that they are not allowed to access a ramp that they need.

This place is neat! Lots of booths with a huge variety of stuff. They have just about everything…read moreyou can imagine; something for everyone!

I love this place! You could be in there for hours! I found…read moreblue and white transfer ware, vintage jewelry, art work, all kinds of lovely things. I absolutely recommend it!

old man was rude. the one thing I picked out and he said it wasn't for sale. he said he didn't have…read moretime to deal with me. I said cool and left. I will not be back.

This is the 2nd time I used Greystone for chair repairs. The first was a ladder chair broken at…read morethe top center. When I got it back, it looked like they had used tinted hot glue to piece it together. It was old but not an antique and I assumed it was the best that could be done. I recently brought in a new white chair that had a back leg broken (teen boys!) When I went to pick it up, the woman at the desk commented on how clean it was and they don't usually get chairs that clean. When I got it home, I noticed dirty fingerprints all over it. As I was trying to clean it, I realized it also had a red dusting all over it. I believe they must have taken it to their shop, and let it sit there uncovered while the sanded other pieces of furniture. While the repair of the leg is solid, not protecting the furniture from dirt in their shop is unacceptable. It still looks dingy compared to the other chairs, very disappointed.

This is a nice store on the corner but it's small with not a lot to offer. Some of the furniture is…read morenice, and we found some good pieces of art, but it's a quick pop in and out. Service was friendly and helpful but the dim lighting makes it difficult to really explore. Small store, parking is mostly available across the street.

This is a consignment shop with unique furniture, paintings and knick-knacks. The selection turns…read morequickly, so that inventory turns quick and the furniture is all high end and in good condition, so always good values and good finds. The shop accepts consignment only after qualifying (this is not a thrift shop) and on a 50/50 split of the sale. They do have delivery options available for nominal fees, usually per trip and not per item, so multiple items are the same delivery charge as one item. Also, if you have qualifying furniture, you can buy something, have it delivered and swap out your consignment pieces all at the same time, same trip. This is a small shop but lots of fun and always fresh!

I was hoping to hit a thrifting jackpot while taking a quick trip out of state, but no such luck…read more Thrifting is so subjective, because people go for different things. Almost all thrift stores survive off of their clothing sales. I never go thrifting for clothing. And they didn't have what I was looking for.

Randy and his staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. This shop is definitely worth visiting.read more

Wide range of items. Always helpful. Randy goes out of his way for his clients. He is a treasure…read morein himself to the entire community.

LOTS of stuff to see. If you are looking for vintage crocheted place mats, runners, tablecloths,…read morethis is your place. I wasn't looking for those items today but I will be back when I have time to go through their enormous collection. They have gorgeous crocheted sweaters for children. They all looked new and made by hand. Absolutely beautiful crocheted cardigans and dresses, lovely quilts, and embroidered pillows. There were also a lot of collectibles. Furnishings are located upstairs. I saw several baskets that I liked but they were priced extremely high as were the few pieces of furniture I looked at. The prices may have been negotiable but I did not ask. As stated, I will visit again to go through the vast collection of antique and vintage table linens. I will also revisit the furnishings in the hopes thar the prices are more reasonable. Great place!

An absolute must to see while shopping in Saluda! Two shops! The Garden Shop is full of unique…read moreone of a kind pieces for the home and garden. Some are handmade but the selection is so extensive, allow enough time to see it all! The Brass Latch inventory will delight anyone who loves antique linens, quilts, jewelry, bath, vintage clothing and accessories. This is a destination place and I will be back! I purchased several items as gifts and .... a few things for me too! Sandra

Great store! Owner is really nice and always gives us discounts. They have really cool salt and…read morepepper shakers. This is my favorite antique store in landrum.

This is a really cute shop…read more Along with all the cool used & antique items (I got a lovely pitcher & some glasses that match a set my grandmother had), they also have some neat new shelving & craft items that the owner apparently makes and sells. If you like thrift stores, be sure to visit this one!

Great store! Pricing is extremely reasonable. Well organized. No clutter. The is very niceread more