Oh what a wonderful & easy transaction I had, over the phone. Mrs Pinkadots & RoseMary found…read moreeverything I needed! Gorgeous things I got & I'm calling for more shortly. Thank you, guys! Miss Doris

This is an adorable shop and everyone is so nice. I stop every time I'm in Norfolk and I always…read morefind something. Today I found this cute glass dog to give my mom as a gift. I recommend checking out their flea market sales or just stopping in for fun.

Finally was able to stop in and take a look while a friend from out of town was visiting this past…read moreweekend. They have a broad selection of items packed into this little store. Some antiques, some restored antiques and some new things. They had furniture, soap, decorative elements, some cute driftwood/recycled wood frames I have been looking for for a while, and some other items. All good stuff. We were mostly left alone to browse at our leisure which is fine with me, I hate being followed around while I stop and look and take Yelp photos. They didn't have a huge selection of items but what they did have appeared to be priced fairly reasonably and of good quality. If you are looking for some items you probably won't find at a local retail chain, this could be a good option.

Tin Soldiers Forgotten Treasures is the cutest store! It's perfect for those going for that beach…read morechic feel. They're very welcoming and helpful. The shop is full of fabulous finds and there's tons of room to walk around. I loved how it was spaced out. My husband and I bought a cute side table to go beside our couch at our apartment, a gurgle pot, and a cute seashell pillow for our couch. They'll paint a piece for you if you find a wood piece that you love elsewhere. I went here twice today just deciding on what to get and they're always getting new pieces in. They sell pieces by artists in the shop,, so you're bound to find something. There were tea towels, soaps, matted photos, and the list goes on. You could spend awhile just browsing and debating items.

This is a small little shop in downtown Norfolk right off Granby street but, as the name implies,…read moreit's full of little treasures one might find in some storage boxes in granny's attic. The rooms seems to have some level or organization but there are a ton of different goodies throughout. Small rooms dot the store filled with Tiffany-style lamps, salt and pepper shakers, hats, silver trays, and other items. In the back there are a bunch of antique glasses (think drink ware) as well as a kitchen area and then a huge section with a wall full of pyrex glassware. I found some cute little rose salt and pepper shakers for $8 and the day we were there (a Saturday at noon) there were vendors set up out front displaying items and sales throughout. If you like looking for vintage or antique goodies - this is a great spot.

This is antique shop was very antique, right from the get go as soon as we walked in. The store was…read morefull of stuff, all sorts of stuff. Several rooms, hallway, passages all were filled with different sorts items that one can find in a home or attic. The lanes were so narrow it was difficult to walk and move around without almost tripping something. The gentleman at the front register gave a quick brief of all the discounts and sales. While exploring my daughter found a minted barbie doll. The price was merely $10. So we took the register. I got a hand written paper receipt for the purchase, a first of its kind in ages. I paid cash, but was surprised to they accepted credit cards and mobile payments as well.

This is a great antique mall. Very large and eclectic! There's something for everyone. Honestly…read moreit's your run of the mill antique mall in the sense that the prices depend on the booth / owner. We had a great time perusing the aisles and we'll definitely be back.

One of my fav antique shops! It's huge and has everything. This place is pretty amazing. Bit…read morepricey, but it's overall such a cool spot.

What a gem! We snuck in at the wire here with about 40 minutes to closing on Saturday last weekend…read morewhile exploring the Hilton Village area of Newport News. The owner inside was friendly and said come on in and take your time. She explained that they had different rooms inside and all were rented out to different vendors who had their own style and items for sale. WIN! Just my kind of shop. This shop is much larger than expected with something like 10 rooms inside and they all do have a very different feel. We found antiques, glasswares, books, stuffed animals, watercolor art, wall art, furniture, jewelry, beads, geodes, you name it, it's probably in here. We actually stayed for the entire 40 minutes and everyone found something to purchase. The vibe was easy and unassuming and the owner left us to browse without hovering at all. She easily said to go upstairs and take a look as there were some rooms up there too and she stayed at the front while we browsed. The side right off the main entry has a space where she said during summer she serves Lolly's ice cream flavors from the VAB area (noms). I saw easily like a dozen things I could've purchased but I'm trying to make better choices so I abstained, but if they're there when I come back to run a race in two weeks I'll call it fate and probably get them, ha! If you are in this area and looking for gifts and decor and love to antique, poke your head in here and give this spot a try for sure. It looks almost like a plant store from the outside as the front has a grown-up secret garden look.

Such a neat shop!…read more Basically people rent out sections in this little house to showcase their products. It's all local and items are either handmade or vintage. It was really awesome going into each room of the house and seeing what products there were being offered. There were pillows, decor, clothing, vintage items of all kinds, vinyl records, jewelry, etc. I guess you could say it's kind of like a flea market in a sense. Definitely a great place for unique finds or gifts!

Love Love Love this shop and all the ladies that work there too! Always find something that I need…read moreor can add to my wardrobe.

On my first visit a few months ago, I browsed and was impressed. It's a small consignment shop AND…read moreboutique packed with a wide selection of clothing, bags, and jewelry. Not a lot of shoes, but not a big deal -- just a note. On my second visit and as a first-time consignor, I casually met Michelle (the owner) and wow, was she super pleasant! A genuine friendly customer exchange literally gives me a greater joy in supporting small businesses. They host a Facebook live showcasing new items every week. That's kinda cool. You can also shop online at any time. When you consign with them, you do not get any money on the spot; you get a check once a month. Overall, I find Michelle's to be a better experience than franchise consignment shops and I'm pretty sure you will, too.

I love this store - it used to be on Church Street but has moved and is now on Main Street…read more Same great stuff inside and same ownership. I like this new location better. The inside has two main open rooms with tons of repurposed and refinished furniture, pillows, mirrors, candleholders and decorative antiques. It is an eclectic mix of things inside to be sure and nearly everything is painted distressed antique white - the inside is beautiful and the ladies working inside are really friendly. The back room - behind the counter is somewhat seasonal or might be a baby room when they're doing redoing it - I can't remember which of the two it is.... If you're in Smithfield this is worth a stop - it's not original antiques because everything is refinished distressed but they're gorgeous pieces. They also host classes periodically which you can sign up for in-store on making wreaths and decor and all kinds of stuff - from the photos I've seen from previous ones it looks like a lot of fun. I tried to link to their Facebook page - but Yelp won't let me - I don't think they have an official website - not that I can find. If you wanna know more about it - search for "Relics, Smithfield Firehouse 1939" on Facebook.

Visited Smithfield, VA this past weekend with a friend and WOW! Relics is a wonderful boutique…read morewith feminine pieces and a soft décor that is a feast for the eyes! Do yourself a favor chicks and visit if you're in the area. Relics clothes will bring out the woman in you!

First time here and loved it! They have plenty of beautiful pieces. I had to do a couple of laps…read morebecause I kept seeing things that I missed. You can't just walk in. You have to be buzzed in like the big cities.

This is a small shop but filled with beautiful, high quality antiques and tons and tons of gorgeous…read moresilver tableware. You have to knock and be buzzed in and you'll find it very small but loaded neatly with items and display cases. The guy behind the counter was nice and welcoming and left us to ourselves to browse. It's a single room so you can't get lost but they have an eclectic mix of everything from decor, books, jewelry, furniture and silver to keep you occupied. Items in here are high quality so the prices reflect that. A large floor mirror by the door was $3200, a giant wooden statement grandfather clock was $12,000+, etc. So it's a great place for a statement estate piece or for silver because the back wall had loads of beautiful silver sets and teaspoons and dinnerware and table settings. A beautiful shop. Worth a stop if you're in the area for sure. Directly across from the gorgeous Catholic Church.