The store is exceptionally well put together!! Gorgeous! Great staff who are knowledgeable and…read morefriendly. Tammy was wonderful with helping me understand the custom furniture process. I look forward to seeing the final product! Highly recommended!

I have been looking for a small bookcase to go in my office. On the way to dinner (on my birthday),…read morestopped in to kill some time. We were greeted by Tammy she was very friendly and helpful. She showed us some Brochures exactly what we were looking for. Thank you Tammy.

Parking is terrible, had to pay to street park to even get in. Then everything is extremely…read moreoverpriced! My husband and I visit thrift stores and antique stores all of the country and I have never seen a place as overpriced as this one. Do not recommend.

I went looking for 80's clothing. Way overpriced! Most items were $30+. A little salt shaker was…read more$50! Add the parking situation and it was a wasted trip.

N/DM CM. Lots of China glassware selection. Herrond Limoges Wedgewood Hummel llardo silverware…read more nice little shop. Prices are ok reasonable.

Nice place. Well laid out. A bit hard to find as it is on the third floor in a shopping plaza. Low…read morerating only because it had China, glass, really the stuff that very few people collect anymore. Friendly staff but not my kind of antiques. No toys Some old children's books. A lot of paintings.

After visiting this shop, I'm so ready for spring, summer, and the beach; or even gardening and…read moreumbrella drinks. Maybe all of the above. Rusted Shovel was ready. The shop felt like spring and summer from the moment I walked in. I could mentally feel the sand between my toes. There are some cute Girlie Girl and Simply Southern t-shirts in bright colors or phrases celebrating the south. And, with a t-shirt purchase, comes a free pair of flip-flops. It's hard to go wrong with that. What a way to kick off the season. But that isn't all. The other half of the front room has garden items, both cute and unusual, from the tiny bird houses/bird feeders, to the owl decorations and the wall hangings celebrating our four legged friends. The back room has handbags, candles, soaps and shea butter lotions and fragrances. Many of them are made in North Carolina. For someone wanting to special-order a personal design, there's an embroidery machine and some solid color t-shirts on site. Rusted Shovel is a perfectly charming store to get ready for the changing seasons. It's an affirmation that not all good things are only found in the big towns and cities.

Cute little shop with gifts and t-shirts, home decor, from Simply Southern and other brands. Great…read morefor the whimiscal gift, jewelry, summer wear and garden flags. A thrift area in the back offers dishes, shoes and some repurposed furniture. Inviting storefront as you drive on NC 55 between Angier and Coats. Shop local! After shopping, stop at Ma's Grill near Coats for an afternoon snack.

The staff was friendly and helpful, but the contents of the store were unorganized and hard to see…read more Loved the original wood plank floors and old timey soda chests.

Friendly proprietor, good selection of Ashe County cheese, wine, candy that is reminiscent of olden…read moredays, coffee, beer and soft drinks. Open a bottle of Coke from the old timey cooler, sit back and relax with the friendly people of Four Oaks!

This is a great hidden gem. It's a barn like building filled with individual stalls with resale…read moreitems curated by artists or homemade items. You never know what you'll find. Personally I found some excellent homemade soap and an antique desk with a stool. Fun place to browse and possibly find treasure!

I love coming here and looking at everything, there's so much to look at I could spend all day here…read morejust going through everything once. There's never been a time where I didn't find at least something that I wanted, and I absolutely love the Dale Earnhardt section and the bags. There's something there for everyone and I could never get tired of looking around.

Beautiful collection of goods from multiple vendors. Very helpful sales staff showed me items from…read moredifferent vendors.

I had a fantastic experience at Hunt & Gather. My friends and I decided, on a whim, to go check out…read morean antique store. We stumbled upon Hunt & Gather on Yelp and went. This store is pretty big inside; you would never know it by looking at it from outside. It is filled with treasures both big and small. Like any antique store (or like most), it is a bit crowded with items. Personally, I like that. You really are 'hunting' for treasures here. Yesterday I found this beautiful trinket on the floor of a booth...I would have never found it had I been in a rush. I highly recommend you take your time here. Google reviewers seem more critical of Hunt & Gather and its staff...but personally I had a very different experience. On Google, people wrote that staff was following them, being rude, and that this place was overpriced. Now...your mileage may vary...but I found the staff to be extremely kind. They would check in on me a couple times just to see if I needed help, but largely let me do my own hunting in peace. I think some items are certainly pricey and I can't quite understand why, but by and large I found the prices to be competitive. For example, you can get an entire Noritake china set (with 12 settings!) for $450. Anywhere else this could go easily for $700+. You can buy some dupes at HomeGoods for sure, but HomeGoods aint that cheap -- and I'd argue some of the pieces here are priced even more competitively than HomeGoods. I bought 3 chinoiserie vases/jars yesterday (at ~$30 a pop) and am soooo enamored by them. All in all, I'd recommend you swing by especially if you're furnishing, or refurnishing, your home. There are some really nice things here....and I think I may come by every now and then just to see what's in stock!

neat store. small, packed with collectibles, Jim shore, Christmas ornaments, local college…read morememorabilia. friendly staff