Adorable gifts and clothes at this boutique. The staff was very friendly and helpful even though…read morethey were very busy. We went during the Holiday Open House. Because it was a Sunday, not all of the shops were open but I am glad that the gallery was open. I found a new favorite to add to my list! I love the fact that this store is in a historical district that the town is working to improve. The town is attracting better stores and restaurants and I can't wait to see the end results of their efforts.

Excellent customer service and beautiful art, framing and accessories! So excited about this great…read moreshop!

The workers are so kind and helpful. The book selections are wonderful--from popular well-known…read morebooks to manga to lesser known novels, you can find your perfect story! The environment is also amazing! It is so cozy and inviting. Highly recommend visiting here!!

Great price!!! One of the only local coffee shops downtown! Support local shops!…read more Grabbed a cappuccino on my way to class--very convenient from downtown. It also has great books and beautiful paper goods like journals, cards, candles, etc.

I am a current vendor at this Flea Market and couldn't be happier with the traffic flow and amount…read moreof visitor's each week-end. The staff are always available if you need them and constantly work to make sure everyone who comes to the market "Vendor or Shopper" leaves Happy :) Thank you Lee County Flea Market for all that you do and for serving our community.

The phone number they have listed is a non-working number, no one ever answers the phone. I have…read moretried calling for 2 weeks to reserve a table and can't get anyone to answer the phone. How can anyone reserve a table if you NEVER answer the phone. I do not want a table out in the field I want a table under the shed/shelter part which you have to call to reserve. I do not recommend, it's too much of a hassle to get them to answer the phone, therefore I can only imagine how it would be if I was there as a seller and had an issue.

On a corner near the Museum of East Alabama, this little box isn't a library or a pantry. It is an…read moreunusual "Free Little Art Gallery" and the sign on the front reads, "Welcome to Opelika's Free Little Art Gallery. Have a look around one of the smallest art galleries in town. We hope you will take a piece of art, leave a piece of art or both." The gallery is one of three in Opelika. It is sponsored by Art Haus and built by Opelika High School engineering students. The galleries are miniature architectural replicas of the Art Haus building at 500 N. Railroad Ave. Architect Behzad Nakhjavan scaled down the plans, and Opelika High School engineering students constructed the galleries through a grant from the Henry J. Stern Family Foundation. The Opelika High School Art Club curates the rotating artwork inside. J. and Ginger Stern of the Art Haus brought the idea to Opelika after seeing similar projects in New Orleans. Their goal was to create small, joyful, low‑barrier art spaces that encourage creativity across the community. The project was completed over the summer of 2024 and officially launched that October. [Review 286 of 2026 - 269 in Alabama - 25475 overall]

This store was a little hard to get around due to holiday traffic and we got bottlenecked several…read moretimes, but it's to be expected this time of year on a busy Saturday. Nice products and friendly staff. Check it out if you get a chance.

I ordered my item online and it was so easy to make the purchase. I got an email that said the item…read morewas shipped the same day as I ordered it. Great customer service.

Great to have an affordable location for furniture that doesn't take weeks to arrive. After looking…read moreat multiple stores around, Auburn Furniture provided high quality furniture ready to pick up that day. The staff seem to be on task and asked us if we needed help as soon as we walked in. For an estimate, we were able to purchase a couch, large chair, and 5-piece dining room table set for under $2,200!! A steal compared to other places around! Highly recommend anyone looking to stop by!

Nice selections of sofas and recliners. Good selections of dining room furniture and kitchen…read morefurniture. Willing to work with you!

The museum is such an impressive experience. From the moment you step up to the building you're…read moregreeted with local history as an old hotel sign sits at the entrance. Inside you'll find artifacts as old as the 1830s or earlier. You'll find evidence of Tallassee's connection to the native American tribes that walked these lands, goods that traders brought and connections to civil war. More impressive still is the organization that maintains these artifacts and the old mill and armory sites nearby. The Talisi Historical Preservation Society is full of passionate local historians who safeguard knowledge and physical evidence against the march of time. Many have written books that are available in the museum itself or online. The best part of all is admission is free! It's definitely worth a look while you're in town.

Cute little museum featuring everything there is to know about Tallassee and its history…read more Everything is organized so nicely and there are so many neat things to look at and learn about. Definitely worth a look-see, for both visitors and locals. And the historian there (Susan) is such a sweet woman, though I may be partial because she's my momma LOL.

Yes, it's a very small mall. Just a couple anchor department stores (Belk; Dillards), a food court…read morewith a Chick-fil-A and a teriyaki place, Tesla supercharging stations, and a handful of shops. If I lived in the area, I'd come if I needed something offered by the dept stores. Also, the southern style restaurant attached to the mall is pretty good.

This is a tiny, tiny mall with very few stores. Yeah, in the world of shopping malls, this is a…read morepretty insignificant contributor. There are so few stores and lengthy hallways devoid of any retail. It does have some nice murals portraying the history of Auburn University. There are a couple of large department stores like Belk and Dillard's, as well as the B. Turner Clothing Store. But while the Dillard's feels modern, the dimly-lit interior of Belk feels like you've traveled back in time to the '90s, and B. Turner's is straight out of the '80s! The "food court" is less of a court and more of a hallway intersection that happens to have three restaurants. Two of these serve crappy Asian knock-off food and one is a Chick-fil-A. There is also a Great American Cookie place, and a country buffet deeper into the mall. There's just not much to see here, and that's exactly why the college kids call it the S'mall. But at least this small town has something.