27,000 sq ft of unique shopping and gifts. Over 150 vendors on two levels. New, used, Antiques,…read moreHandcrafted, vintage, Retro, art, furniture, lighting, Sweets, ​​glassware, cookware, tools, lawn decor, holiday, Home/Auto scents & so much more. Open Tues-Sat10-6 Sun11-4 1301

There is a little I find more relaxing and ambling around the spacious rooms at Smith's, taking…read moremultiple trips down memory lane with each booth. The thing I love about this place is: it's huge, quiet, comfortable, often with carpet underfoot, and the prices are great. I found some real treasures here and I absolutely adore spending a couple of hours every now and then looking for more. Go. you'll love it.

Lots of merchandise to look through. There's something for everyone. Staff was friendly and eager…read moreto answer any questions. Also it's in a great location.

I am not a shopper; my skull vibrates if I have to walk around a store to "just look," even if I am…read morefollowing my lovely Signora. But this store is fun to do just that! And we always find a treasure to take home. Riverview Antiques is a spacious shop nestled among a line of similarly charming shops near the Ohio and Muskingum rivers in downtown Marietta. My wife and I love to start our river crawl at Riverview Antiques by the Ohio River, and gradually, shop by shop, make our way down Front Street until we can rest our feet and sink our teeth into homemade fudge at Favorite Things. Riverview is operated by knowledgeable gentlemen who really know (A) where to find cool antiques, and (B) how to present them in a store so that you feel like you're in a time machine and walking around someone's living room 100 years ago. And the prices are pretty good, too. Don't leave Marietta without checking them out.

Such a nice consignment store that is full of something for everyone. Antiques, vintage, and new…read moreitems from local vendors. The staff is also wonderful!

Love it... we live over in Wv but go there almost weekly…read more Big indoor and outdoor (when the weather permits)lots of venders too!

Loved this place! It's huge and has a wide selection to browse through. It even has a little cafe…read moreinside.

The store is conveniently located on South side of Parkersburg WV. The prices are very affordable…read moreand the store and the items for sale are clean and organized. The store benefits the local community.

In the outskirts of Amesville, Ohio - a respite from the heat of the Athens County valley - you…read morewill find this small, home-grown pottery gallery. This beautiful farm/workshop sells small coffee mugs for $10, and large for $15. There are many other unique clay-crafts available for purchase as well. The owners are extremely friendly and have no problem roping you in for a little tour of their workshop space. This gallery defines what I love about Appalachia. Simple, beautiful, warm and welcoming. Feels like home.

I dig this little place. Lots and lots of cook and unique items to check out…read more Kind of like going on a scavenger hunt for goodies.

The owner is amazing and wonderful woman. They carry all kinds of old new and unusual things. Get a…read morecalm open and get a pearl it's the coolest.

I love this book store! The kids' book selection is great and they are priced really well! They…read morealso have board games and the like to rent and even test out on the tables at the store! The games are also at a decent price. The people there are really nice and helpful. My kiddo loves the stuffed animals and small kids' seating in the front of the store too.

It's a cute little used book store in a small strip mall off Blizzard Dr. There are three rooms to…read morethe store, with genre fiction in the first room, children & YA in the next room, and non-fiction/literature in the last. The general fiction leans heavily towards the Christian fiction and related genres, but there was some contemporary fiction like Saramago and DFW (I almost bought a copy of "Infinite Jest," but really, when am I going to have time to reread that?). Their sci-fi and fantasy collection wasn't too bad either. Prices were pretty good (the aforementioned DFW was listed at $7, and sci-fi paperbacks between $2-4). The proprietor let us know that everything is catalogued, so you could inquire about a particular title if you were looking for something specific. It looks like they also buy used books, which is good to know. They do play religious music in the store, but they also have Bible verses posted in the window, so I suppose that's fair warning.