The Wrinkled Egg is a great store to stop in Flat Rock. It is connected to Flat Rock Bakery so you…read morecan easily go to both places. The store has local artwork; books; gifts; children's items; clothing; etc. It is a fun shop to explore and don't forget to stop and see the bunnies.

First things first, don't let the name fool you! This is a gift shop, not a restaurant! Can't tell…read moreyou how long I looked for the entrance to a restaurant hidden somewhere near this store before I realized what was happening. If you're in the area, this is a fun shop to visit, especially if you're looking for something touristy to commemorate your visit to the area. It's definitely geared towards tourism, but there is also stuff here for locals, like unique furniture pieces. And it's connected by an open door to Flat Rock Bakery, so you can browse while you sip or wait for your pizza. It can be a bit pricey, but that's to be expected for this type of store. Pro tip: Bring the kids! They have a great selection of toys and games, and there are even some live animals in the store!

it's a good place if you're looking for inexpensive items. its not a high end store and shouldn't…read morebe rated as such. if you're a senior over 50, go on Wednesday to get 10% off your purchase.

This is a store that sells low cost items from clothes,rugs,furniture,food and basically everything…read moreyou would find in a dollar store but a little bigger. There are dozens of these type of stores in the area but this is one of those stores that sometimes has an item that others don't. It is a very hard store to describe except for a lower end version of Big Lots.

Came here with our daughter and her girlfriend and had a blast. Really inspired by how the area…read morehas started to bounce back after the storms a few years ago. While waiting for our table to be ready at the place next door, we did a little shopping. A nice variety of merchandise, branded for the area. A little pricey, but it wasnt that bad. I have seen worse. My wife and I bought a couple of heavy coffee mugs with bear and wolf paw prints on them, made by Muddy Llama Pottery, a local artist. Should have bought a third, because my son has hijacked mine. Will come back again next time we are in the area.

I walked in this place after leaving the restaurant / bar next door not realizing Bubba was a dog…read moreand not an Irish Pub which I thought was a little disappointing at first but the floor elevation changes from room to room changed my focus pretty quick and I forgot about my desire for another pint. The selection of merchandise is extensive and the customers seem to get transfixed on everything they see so much of the conversation is limited to a very basic form of communication, most sentences start with a laugh, a OMG come see this, look at this or I remember this when I was a kid which always ended with a laugh or chuckle. Most of your time here felt like standing in line at an amusement park, it's almost always moving but usually at a snails pace as everyone takes a tour or should I say a shopping tour because there's an awful lot of touchy feely going on here, there aren't many items displayed here that aren't picked up, fiddled with or smelt, you might want to use the FIFO (first in first out) method and reach to the back of the row to pick up the items you're planning to purchase. I enjoyed reminiscing, its cool and entertaining, there's so much to see it's not a place you'll find just anywhere even in the most touristy of places. Hey the prices are not horrible I can't say if they are competitive since there's really not anything to compare it too but it was definitely worth stopping in...

In town buying some knickknacks for the place and we saw this quaint little shop close by and we…read morecouldn't resist, passing by to take a look inside. We walked around and looked at all the items for sale, which were all very unique and reasonable price. Had a conversation with both owners, and they were a pleasure to speak with. They were very pleasant, informative and welcoming. We will be back to buy more local products.

Just what our downtown needed. Great place with fantastic decor items and custom and personalized…read morefurniture and gifts. Very friendly owners . Don't see it? Ask and you might just be surprised. Best of wishes for a successful business!!

The Mast General Store in Downtown Hendersonville opened in August 1995 inside the historic 1905…read moreSyndicate Building, which once housed Maxwell Brown's Fancy Grocery on its lower floor and the Woodmen of the World Hall upstairs. Mast General Store did a beautiful job restoring this large, historic building, which spans from Main Street to 5th Avenue. For visitors, parking is available right on the street or at a convenient nearby lot. The store itself is on two levels. The first floor features two main rooms: one dedicated to clothing and the other packed with nostalgic candy barrels, puzzles, toys, books, home goods, personal care items (perfect if you forgot something on your trip), postcards, and gourmet foods. Upstairs houses their specialty clothing, high-quality footwear, and outdoor gear. On this trip, I was also thrilled to find that they had the specific Hurricane Helene recovery items in stock that I had previously forgotten to grab at the Original Valle Crucis store, and which their Annex location didn't carry. The staff here was exceptionally friendly and interacted with me throughout my visit. I had a great conversation with one employee as we were trying to figure out how they managed to make the novelty eyeball candies look so incredibly realistic! Another helpful employee let me know about a brand-new store opening up in Tennessee, which means I will definitely need to plan a trip to check out another one of their fantastic locations and historic buildings in the future. It is an absolute must-visit destination in Hendersonville!

My favorite part of small towns are general stores. I'm always happy to run into a Mast General…read moreStore - as they are one of my favorites! It's always so fun to explore and see what is being sold. We came right around closing and they were even passing our free popcorn since they had to break down the machine - very sweet of them to share!

Loved this collection of vendors...it's the thrill of the hunt, for sure! Handcrafted finds,…read morevintage pottery, glassware, books, and decor abound. If you enjoy vendor style antique and craft shoppes, you'll find this a fun stop in your Landrum visit.

Loads of collectibles, watch out for reproduction furniture and glassware if you're looking for…read moreactual antiques. Good silver, some good art, friendly staff, but don't plan to spend time here after drinking coffee because they won't allow customers to use their restroom.

Really nice staff and super fair prices! A good selection of clothing, jewelry and home wares. Lots…read moreof kids clothes and adults clothes. I got a really nice leather belt for $3 and a vintage singing Santa for $1! Pretty small place but a great find! If you are in the area looking for a bargain, defiantly stop in

I have had some incredible service with these folks. Candy spent way longer than necessary helping…read moreme pick out colors and prices and letting me verbally process what I'm looking for. One piece was delivered that very same day, which I was completely not expecting! Furniture is a bit on the pricier side, but there are some good deals and buying local is waaaaaay better!