Nice antique mall with lots to look at. Easy place to spend an hour or more. Wide variety of…read moreobjects including antiques, collectibles, and vintage items.

Staff is RUDE! Make sure you use the bathroom before you go in and for the love of all things holy…read moredon't ask about the bathroom. If the guy got very snotty when a lady said something about the bathroom. The store should be called thrift store as most is a thrift junk store not really antiques what few antique items they have they want about 4x the retail cost. Defiantly say don't go unless you're just bored.

Stumbled upon this place after going for coffee across the street. Had an awesome selection of…read moreclothing, albums, accessories and furniture. The store is immaculate and clean. Staff was super friendly and warm. Could have stayed here for hours. Bought some great shirts, flannel, an gorgeous leather patchwork handbag. Can't wait to come back to Asheville and go HERE! Can't recommend enough.

Megan and Todd are model businesspeople. Their inventory is all of fine quality, which displeases…read morethose who mistake Atomic as a place where one can "steal" great products as in a thrift shop. My daughter has found great tables, chairs, a dresser, lamps and other quality furnishing. If you don't respect quality merchandise at reasonable prices, and courteous service, you won't appreciate Atomic. If you do, be prepared to see an amazing selection.

Large and well organized space was once an old knife factory with all manner of vintage and antique…read moregoods, clothes, LPs, jewelry, furniture, art and other random goodies to wander among! Reasonable prices, excellent music, helpful and engaging staff - our favorite Asheville vintage location by far. Dog friendly, excellent vibes and plenty of close parking. Go!

Underwhelming experience despite some interesting items we haven't seen elsewhere. Selection…read morepretty limited and prices were on the high side. Interior was hot and stuffy with a lingering unpleasant odor. Sorry to say we found much better antique hunting destinations while visiting Asheville.

When I first came to Asheville years ago this place was immediately a favorite to come and visit,…read moreand was so heartened when they were impacted by the hurricane Helen in 2024. We recently did a day trip to the area this summer and I was happy to see they are back open. One could easily spend several hours here to make sure you don't miss anything among the many booths. There's art of practically every medium, vintage finds, all the tchotchkes you don't need but definitely want, but best of all it supports the local art community. If your inner child loves to explore and spend your adult money, Marquee is a must visit stop when in Asheville.

I would leave 0 stars if I could!!!!!!!!…read more My family and I walked in to the Marquee probably around 4:20PM on a rainy day. The power was flickering but we were happy to be out of the rain. We perused the aisles, carefully examining items both antique and handmade. We enjoyed many of the items, but found many of them to be on the pricey side. This is understandable as many are handmade so I didn't think much of it. That is until I stumbled upon this cow skull marked $16. I was so excited as that is a nice fair price and it's been on my thrift list for a while. I walked up to the counter and the employees were checking folks out but there were two, so I asked the one that was not visibly busy, "Excuse me! Do you mind if I just leave this here?" Knowing she was busy, I was just expecting a quick response. But as I stood there I thought I heard her say "yep" without even looking up. I had to ask to confirm I heard her right. I thought it was a bit odd but again I totally understood that she was busy so really thought nothing of it. We perused for a bit longer until the owners announced the store was closing shortly and to come up if you'd like to make any purchases. I did, explaining how excited I was and how happy I was with the price. The two women behind the counter immediately took notice and one of them said, "that must be a mistake." Again, I thought this was a bit odd, but not a big deal. I stood and waited while the owner called one seller, then another, then another. They assured me that the price "HAD to be a mistake," and I continued to wait, hearing her audibly huffing and sighing while others were also waiting to pay until eventually I just said, "I'll happily pay $20 for it!!" But was quickly refused. At this point, I really felt like the employees were not only being curt/direct, but directly disrespectful. I was appalled when after standing there for what had to be another 5 minutes or so, I finally said, in effect, "I don't understand why if the price is marked you wouldn't be able to honor it. It is the skull of an animal, a waste product, after all. There are many ranchers that regularly discard them..." to which one of the women behind the counter genuinely said "Let me ask you something. If you were me, and you were selling these items, would you not want me to do my due diligence and check?" I responded that in all honesty, if I was a business owner and made a pricing mistake... (which again, was never actually confirmed by the seller or even implied, it was a completely baseless accusation from the front desk employees) ... a mistake that was pointed out by a customer, I would almost certainly honor that price. She seemed disgusted. It felt like the employees were accusing me of trying to steal or switch the tag or something, which would've been literally impossible as the tag was marked "cow skull." Finally at this point I walked out. On the way out the door, I was talking to my folks about how shocked I felt by what had just happened (they saw the whole thing and felt the same way) and a very kind employee named Alex noticed what I was saying and that I was almost crying and held the door open for us before taking us aside and apologizing on behalf of the store and asking us several times to please come back and see them. I said we would not, but that I really appreciated his kindness. That gesture from Alex is the only redeeming factor from my visit to the store, and both myself and my parents were absolutely shocked and appalled. If they wanted to confirm prices or even refuse to sell for that price, that would be totally understandable. But the implication of wrongdoing I felt along with just general disdain made me genuinely feel as though I had done something wrong just for trying to purchase an item. I really am dumbfounded. Regardless, thank you once again to Alex for being the saving grace of this trip. I have anxiety and your kindness genuinely helped me to not cry as I was leaving and help enjoy the rest of my day. That being said, if you value kindness and human decency and you don't have a several hundred dollar budget, don't ever go here. Thank you for taking the time to read this review and please know I typed it myself with no AI. I am an artist myself and really feel passionately about being kind to others and treating them as you would like to be treated. Go support a fun local business that loves its customers instead!!!!!!!!!!! Peace and love

My fiancé and I were in Asheville visiting family when we happened upon this eclectic furniture…read morestore and were blown away by the curated selection of options. Sunnyside Trading is a wonderland of bespoke items for your home that you will not find anywhere else! This place is an oasis of style and charm and brings a whole vibe to decorating your house that we didn't know we needed until we were there. And to top it all off, Stuart (the owner) and Klaus were just wonderful and friendly and so knowledgeable in helping us choose the right pieces for our new place. We wound up purchasing two leather chairs (that it turns out Stuart helped design!), but we wish we could've bought so much more. If you're looking to design your home, and stand out from the rest, pop in and have a look around.

We ventured in here during and afternoon exploring the River Arts District…read more The giant metal tiger thing outside caught my eye first, but then all the bright and colorful things inside drew me in. Everything is so vibrant and textural! I wanted to touch everything and try sitting on everything! But be careful....a couple of the chairs like to lean back and make you think you are falling! I laughed at myself after gasping like a dummy! Things are a little pricey, and I was more in a browsing and looking mood, so I didn't leave with anything. But if you are in the market for unique home goods (rugs and pillows and seating options, oh my) they are worth perusing! A sign also indicated that there was a warehouse at another location, so there is more to offer than you see at this store front!

Such a fun store to stop into! I love antique malls with multiple vendors as there's so much to…read morelook at and so many different genres of items. We ended up finding something on our thrift list so we are pumped to have found that. Service was very kind - they have a hold table that you can use so that you don't have to carry items around the whole time.

A good place to stop and walk around if you need to kill some time. We normally do find some stuff…read moreto buy at antique stores, but there's wasn't much that peeked our interest. When we walked in we weren't acknowledged, but yet heard everyone else coming in being acknowledged. The staff wasn't friendly to us even a little, which was off putting and made for an uncomfortable experience. When we left we still weren't acknowledged. We wouldn't go back when we're in the area again just due to the poor experience with the super unfriendly staff.

VisitedFall 2017-absolutely , high end imported furniture & more / friendly staff . Very welcoming…read more& kind.

This is one of the better antique stores in the Asheville area with real Antiques, not just…read morereproduction items being passed off as legit. We found gorgeous furniture, exquisite crystal and silver, and delightful pieces of art. If you're looking for a real Antiques this is the place to come!

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more