They have SO much stuff! Anything and everything you can imagine! And they are very reasonably…read morepriced! You definitely get a lot of bang for your buck! Friendly and knowledgeable about their vast selection of items. I highly recommend checking it out!

From the owner: My father and I originally planned to make this an antiques only venue, but we have since become an…read moreaffordable estate sale liquidation thrift store with some really nice antiques. We are only open every other Saturday Jan1, 14, 28 Feb 11, 25 Mar 11, 25 and so on… We are attempting Monday-Thursday 7:15pm-9pm as we work full time Jobs during the day.

great antique store with thousands of sometimes unique items. the store owner and help are pleasant…read moreto deal with. prices are generally affordable and reasonable.

This antiques place is in Trade, NC - part of the Pisgah National Forest. There are roughly 6 car…read morespots up front and the lazy guy at the front desk did not even make an effort to say 'hello!'. This is a large indoor collection of old tools, signs, duplicate magazines, fudge, furniture and carpets. Locked items are in small glass vitrines, which do not allow you to even look at anything. No greeting. No A/C. There was 1 couple browsing in the whole shop! Rebel review: 4 star overpriced, but big

For starters this place is HUGE. The building goes far back and also has an upstairs area. The…read moreowners are super sweet. This is one of the places that is consignment where people have little coves with their stuff they sell. But the items are very very overpriced.I did google reverse image searches on a lot of items and people were charging sometimes double here than what the items are worth. One item I was shocked was that someone was charging $8 for a Stampede cup that at the show you pay like $2 extra for the cup, just wow. There was a lot of cool things and some places have bins with prices, but make sure of prices because I saw some furby stuff that was in a $2 basket, but in reality they were charging $10 per item because I was going to buy it all.

I highly recommend visiting this huge 3 level antique store in down town Greeneville, TN. There…read moreare nooks and crannies filled with all sorts of collectibles. There are booths full of antiques, vintage glassware, coins amd even a variety of vintage clothes and old tools. There is so much with which to look that one could spend a day there and still not see everything and the prices were reasonable! The staff there were all so helpful and pleasant. They acknowledge you as soon as you walk in the door; you feel welcomed and appreciated. We will visit there every time we find ourselves in Greeneville.

Overall, me and my wife were very interested in this antique store while we were visiting town. We…read morefound a few great items. The store is a two floor antique store. On top of that there is an ice cream shop at the very bottom. They have one non-dairy flavor for those who are particular. Stay afterwards very friendly and this place was one of the busier antique stores in the area. Overall, I was very satisfied with my visit here and some of the products that I found here. Store is very clean and I enjoyed the layout of the place.

This place is 2 stores. If you are in a wheelchair or have mobility issues, don't even attempt…read more Upstairs made me very nervous. You walk and ever step you take, the whole entire floor shakes, luckily no glass fell and broke. Its the same with the room to the right when you come downstairs. It's one of the shops that each little section has different peoples items.

Loved this antique mall, it was massive! I poked around and there was so much to offer. They don't…read morehave AC and it was extremely hot inside (surface of the sun levels). I am 6 months pregnant and was feeling a little lightheaded, so sadly I cut my visit quite short. I made the special trip here to find Fusion Mineral Paint, which they had in stock. The sales lady was super friendly and gave me some quick tips on how to use it. I was thankful for her kindness. This is definitely the place for those who love the thrill of the hunt. They had some very cute things and some great finds. I will be back when it is a little cooler! Prices were reasonable and actually on the lower side when compared to other antique shops I have been to here in TN.

Be prepared to wander around this store for hours. The antique mall is full of many different…read morevendors selling a large gamut of items -- furniture, clothing, housewares, you name it. Popped in during Black Friday because I can't bear to shop at the malls and the store was full of Christmas gear. Beautiful Santas, snowmen, trees, wreaths and ornaments, the store is a Christmas lovers' dream! Prices are pretty standard for an antique shop -- some of the furniture can get a little pricey, but for the most part it's a reasonable buying experience.

No matter how far the drive it's worth the trip! Michelle and her faithful sidekick Liz are ready…read moreto help you find just what you are looking for. A wide range of items to choose from in a BEAUTIFUL shop just off the square in Carlinville,IL. Custom made "Whiskeyed Up" items are lovingly made by Michelle herself and reflect her unique style and fun personality . She carries Magnolia Pearl, Uno de 50 and Art By Amy as well as many other artisan pieces that you will not find in other stores . Be sure to catch her lives on FaceBook where she shows you individual pieces that are in shop for purchase and mailing direct to you homes!

This is "THE" place to do your shopping! The quality of the clothes is A1 including Magnolia Pearl…read more The owner Michelle is super accommodating and so sweet.. She also carries lots of handcrafted jewelry that are to die for as well as little gifts for everyone. She offers layaway on higher priced items. I hope I can go visit this shop in the future.

I can't understand why it closes so early on Sunday. The Bible Belt faithful are coming out of…read morechurch services looking for lunch and recreation but the biggest flea market in the area is folding its tents when the crowd is arriving. Try staying open til two. Get some $$cash from the saints!

One of the best people-watching experiences that can be had on the continent this side of Las…read moreVegas! It's a crap shoot here but Sundays in the summer it is about 10 acres of haggling, shopping, and selling for everything from organic heirloom vegetables and baby lambs to an incomplete set of mag wheels for your 1978 Camaro Rally Sport or an antique pinball machine. You never know exactly what you'll get but it's a safe bet you will be entertained, charmed right out of your socks by the southern hospitality on display, and likely find a few great deals or that old bbq smoker that went missing under suspicious circumstances last season. I'm giving an average 3 star rating, but the flea market ranges wildly from week to week and your mileage may vary. If you need homemade sweet pickles, local honey, fresh produce or some tiny animals to start your farm and ranch outfit, you can do it all here. You might be able to score a whole pallet of Cool Ranch Doritos that expired last week for a song or run into your neighbors cleaning out their old barn full of treasures. Work clothes, cast iron cookware, genuine antiques and lots of junk, most of it heavily discounted. Parking is plentiful, but disorganized the way only white rural America can do it. It isn't very handicap friendly, but I took my sister who was still gimpy from foot surgeries and she did ok except for a couple misstepsand stumbles on the gravel paths. It's a huge red barn building with some long metal open-ended sheds to keep the sun and rain off of the few people and vendors lucky enough to be smack in the center. Wifey and I scored a deal on some K Cups so good we had to come back and do it again. I was talking with a neighbor recently and we both make it a point to visit the old farmer guy who usually has some baby pigs and other farm babies and lots of pickled food. He's a character and fun to watch doing his thang. The whole Flea Market is worth checking out.