Fun place to browse! It seems to go on and on with so many booths and seperate rooms! They have…read moredifferent sellers and artists in each booth so there is a big variety of items from art and vintage clothes to jewelery to books and knick nacks. Prices vary too depending on which booth, some were quite pricey but others were priced cheap. Definitely worth checking out!

Rude and paranoid owners ruin this store. There are hand lettered signs everywhere telling people…read morehow to behave in their store. Don't do this, don't do that!! Don't bring in any purse or bag because they know you're clumsy and a thief so you'll break stuff with your bag and shove stolen goods into your backpack. Don't ask for a discount! (Do people really do this?) Don't cross this line if you're not an employee! All these do and don'ts turned me off so bad in this store I left within moments of entering. I'd prefer to shop with people who actually like their customers thank you!

One of the most interesting stores in NWA. Perfectly curated mix of antiques, original art,…read moreinteresting and useful kitchen items, and unexpected finds like block printed bathrobes and a collection of brand new cookbooks. It's all served up in a charming old historic house that invites you to wander until you find something you can't live without. Add in a welcoming shop owner and a display case full of chocolates and you pretty much have the perfect shopping experience.

The Rock House 205 is more than just a shop- it's an experiential trip through interesting art,…read moreclassic furnishings, unique tabletop and kitchen wares, local foodstuffs, and did I mention the Sweet Shop truffles??? Kim, the shopkeeper, is a wealth of information and the house (circa 1916) an experience in itself. Plan to stop in when you have some time to leisurely peruse as each room has its own delightful merchandise and surprises.

Really great place for unique home goods, gifts and antiques. I ended up getting something for my…read morekitchen for 50 percent off. There was a cute kitty lounging around too so always a bonus! They have handmade jewelry, clothing ( new and used) and lots of home decor.

Fun store with unique items and some retro video games. Had fun tooling around and getting some…read morecute finds.

We always enjoy shopping at 410 Vintage. It consistently has high quality items. Some shops like…read morethis are hit and miss. This shop is top notch. The staff are always friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The selection is varied - but always eclectic, cool, high quality and they seem to specialize in mid century on the furniture. The prices can be high - especially on their furniture - but the pieces are consistently high quality and functional. So from that perspective - it is good value to find quality pieces in excellent condition from whatever era the pieces hail. Having said that, we have found some real steals through the years here too. The consistent quality is what brings us back time after time.

This is my favorite store in Fayetteville. They have and have had so many cool pieces of furniture…read morei cannot count.

Sold the old building and relocated just up the hill on the same drive in. You just go to the…read moreopposite side in a little red building. Great inventory to look through. Chimeneas, fun outdoor decor, furniture along with a small building set up flea market to look through.. Love this place the awesome selection offered.

Fun and funky with tons to look at. You can spend tons of time looking at their collection of stuff.read more

Very nice owners plus there is lots of goodies in every booth . Come every week and I always find…read morenew stuff added weekly .

Flea markets puzzle me, not the theory of them necessarily, but the application of them. Often,…read morethey are antique malls for items that are worthless despite their age and that, nevertheless, carry antique mall prices. Then again, each booth is the creation of an individual, we must remind ourselves before becoming too critical; still, flea markets themselves are, as a rule, inclusive, propagating the myth of universal value. Well, enough of this. At Southtown, I was met by a friendly woman, who greeted my entry and thanked my leaving. Between these events, I wandered the length of the place (40 booths, it was claimed), confronting space after space of mixed goods, including well-used He-Man figures from the 80's, used Lincoln Logs with as-new prices, a wall of previously viewed DVDs, books of no special interest throughout, toothpaste (???), and even a Jägermeister serving tray (for that discriminating loved one). If it is hit or miss at such places, my visit came up all miss, though, I suspect, it wasn't all me. Were I to return in six months, I'm not so certain that anything would be different. Too, I'm not so certain that any market is at the mercy of its vendors, else none of them would ever be good. There must be house rules, some discrimination as to what is on display. I would suggest a few for this market if merely to control the proliferation of the pointless. Then again, there are those who love such things.

Super adorable vintage store! Glad to see this specialty boutique exist out in Arkansas near the…read moreborder of Oklahoma.

Love this store! So cute and has the best selection of everything!!! So well displayed, clean and…read morebeautifully decorated restrooms! Updated weekly!!!

Owners and staff are very friendly and helpful! I have never seen such a huge concentration of…read moreFrench-only antiques. So many amazing pieces to choose from!

Fantastic selection of high quality French furniture. Two generations of family run the business,…read moreproviding personable and knowledgeable service. Top 5 of all the antique shops we've found across the southeast.