This place is really unique. It has plants, rocks, and antiques- the trifecta. I got a really cool…read morefish piece from the 1920s/30s. The items are priced reasonably and the owner knows the background / eras of the items for sale. Definitely stop by. Very eclectic.

A wonderful shop! Very pretty shop and really nice people! I would definitely recommend a stop here!read more

Really neat antique store! A little bit of everything!…read more Would go back! Easy location and friendly staff

Nice shop, a bit more flea market than antique/collectable. More for design…read more.. Clean and clutter-free. You never know what you might find.

This is one of the must delightful places to shop in town. It describes itself as an upscale flea…read moremarket. The owner carefully screens each booth owner so that the products provided are quality goods and relevant to what customers are looking for. Shop for vintage furniture pieces done in modern colors, pick up a hair bow, select a cute saying printed on a canvas or a piece of aged wood, and there's always clever jewelry pieces. Words can't fully express all the wonderful things you can discover there.

Cute stuff but pricey! The only way to shop is if there is a sale. They do have sales, but you…read morehave to wait. Seems it all eventually goes on sale and then it's affordable. If only it was priced better originally. Didn't get a chance to eat, but the food smelled great at Daisy's Lunchbox.

Great antique mall. They have a large variety of booths. I'd say it's the best option in central…read moreArkansas. The people who work or own the place and there and can help you find anything you are specifically looking for and I think that's excellent.

Lots of great finds ..nice owners never had a issue with anyone their ..lots of rare thingsread more

The Renewal Store should be your first stop when searching for beautiful, quality, and AFFORDABLE…read morefurniture. My pride and joy came from here, I never thought I'd ever have a round, wood table with 4 comfortable chairs with cushions and wheels. We have bought many items over the last few years and the service is always so friendly and helpful with getting items delivered. 100% Spread Their Name!

The staff is super friendly, there are tons of quality furniture pieces to choose from, and the…read morevalue is worth it. Now; these are not cheap items. So it's a higher end thrift store or more of an antique furniture shop, but less than many antique shops.

Great store and great & friendly owners. I was glad to see that the vinyl record vendor that…read morepreviously was at J&L has found a home here. He has a great selection of hard to find vinyl classics. The store is laid out well, clean, has lots of really cool & hard to find pieces, and the owners are very helpful and kind. Highly recommend!

I found so many things here that I haven't seen in other shops. Very nice staff that wrapped…read moreeverything so well.

It's a place you can honestly get anything reasonable you want! Antiques, tools, coins, Knick…read moreknacks, etc. When I went some time ago you could even get fresh made burgers, shakes etc. one of the few remnants of a bygone age when flea markets were like this and not the higher end shops with curated antiques, junk shops, or boutiques masquerading as a flea market-- when Arkansas didn't have notions. It's the last vestige of a place where people sell their wares to make ends meet in a somewhat hodgepodge communal setting. Despite the heartless review from the fellow from Minnesota, it isn't creepy at all-- just poor older folks just trying to eke out and living.

I'll boost the stars to 2 just for the oddity level at this place. This is seriously one of those…read moreplaces you just have to experience yourself. I don't even know if I should write anything further, but here is the gist of it: It's a ramshackle hodgepodge of shanty buildings, open air stalls, and enclosed warehouses, all of which host an enormous compendium of junk, antiques, hunting/camping/fishing supplies, a real hardware store, a canned and dry goods/foods market, a wedding chapel (at least that's what the sign said), and some strange food vendors. That is a brief breakdown of it all. I'm leaving a lot out. We strolled through this place for about an hour. It would take days to actually see all of the stalls and what they held inside. This is a very creepy place, so just consider that before you stop by. Many of the vendors are tucked away inside their stalls and they actually blend in with all their junk. It's very scary and disconcerting when you step inside a stall, start looking at the stuff, and then a dusty, drab, old human being speaks to you out of the corner. YIKES. After an hour, I just stated that "I need to leave". I don't think I'll return, just because of how weird this experience was. But, if you're in the area and are bored this might be something entertaining to do for a few hours.

UPDATED APRIL 2023 (oldest review was 5 years ago)…read more Women's ONLY clothing and shoes NO men's clothes NO antiques Its pretty cramped up in there too, 2-3 adults have room. ~They should have named this place "Jenifer's Boutique".~

I know Jenifer as a dear friend. I've never been to her store but i bet is wonderful place (much…read morelike Jenifer)! Hi jenifer- Willy..