Beautiful place to go looking for that special treasure. Love going here. They seem to have a lot…read moreof new things everything I go in. Great things at affordable prices.

Small but packed full of interesting antique treasures and unique finds. Friendly owner.read more

What a terrific shop!…read more The staff was nice and the curation of merchandise was fantastic. They sell some carefully chosen antiques as well as new items. Their yarn room is incredible. There's a great selection and wonderful good-quality crochet and knitting tools. I bought a few gifts for some friends. I was astonished how perfect the selection was for these particular friends. I would use these adjectives to describe this shop: witchy, crunchy, beautiful, cool, tasteful (not a bunch of mass produced junk!), and exquisitely curated. Can't wait to go back next time I'm in the area.

We loved our visit to Mooney's! What a great little shop full of amazing stuff! The people behind…read morethe counter were super nice. I will definitely be stopping here again when I'm in the area.

Decor, one of a kind items and great southern hospitality is what you'll find upon visiting this…read morecute little shop in downtown Tracy City

I was so excited about this stop for at least a month and I couldn't catch it open. I kept coming…read moreafter business hours. But I'm so dang happy today I got to finally stop. I'm from the biggest Birkenstock jewish stomper, yuppie, hippie town ever being Boulder, Colorado and really don't get to go home but once a month to smell the patchouli oil or see the dread locks. Anyways, I came in the door and right away was greeted from a hippie guy by the name of Mabus. The guy is just a delight to hang out with and talk to for a half hour. He told me stories about how to make soap and how the owner also has a dog. Just charming and clever. Gave me some recommendations for other local stores and restaurants and band locations. They have everything for some hippie in this store. I will be back every week to get something :)

The girl working never looked up off her phone. I don't think she even knew the three of us walked…read morein or out of the store. What a bump on a log. What clothing. A few tied dyed tee shirts. They had a lot of pipes if that's what you're looking for. Should have never gotten off the hwy. Waste of time.

Pretty good service- depends on day if you find what you're looking for- but nice place to always…read morestop by!

I hate to be negative but the last time I visited this thrift store I browsed all the racks and…read moreshelves of donated merch and noticed how high the prices were. Normally a thrift store is within my budget but I couldn't afford to purchase here. Many antiques were selling at antique store prices.

Under new ownership & management recently. Plenty of deals to be had as they clean out old…read moreinventory. I bought a bunch of stuff here and thy were very reasonable on prices. The new manager has a nice Mohawk too.

Just drove by this place today looking for a pawn shop. It is closed and the property is for sale…read moreso it doesn't look like it's just a COVID-19 temporary closure.

I saw the signs on I-75 and at the spur of the moment decided to stop. This shop has a great…read moreselection of wind chimes and clocks. I have always wanted a grand father clock and my grandparents clocks went to my Uncle. I loved everything available here and took photos of clocks I admired. This is a family owned shop and the person let me look around even though it was almost closing time. Great store and I feel any purchase here would be quality

I have probably driven past the billboard for this clock store for 20 years. I'm not kidding…read more Recently hubby and I were on spring break and had time to explore en route, so we stopped in to check things out. This is a small store in a small town, and it's not sexy, but it's cool. If you are there when the owner is in, you may smell some lingering cigarette smoke, so if you're super sensitive, be warned. But he has dozens and dozens of grandfather clocks, mantle clocks, wall clocks, and even cuckoo clocks. Years ago, about 23 years ago, my parents had offered my husband and I a cuckoo clock as a gift for our first wedding anniversary. 20-something me laughed at the idea and told them thanks, but no thanks, but now 23 years later I'm thinking it might be fun to have a cuckoo clock, and now we do. I realize this isn't a store for everyone, but even if you are a 20-something who relies on their cell phone for all things time-related, one day you'll appreciate a working clock in your home, and maybe Northside Clocks will still be ticking. Our cuckoo purchase included very clear instructions and a three year warranty, so you never know... we might be back for a grandfather clock one day!

Whoa. What a place!…read more I'm one big area with lots of big boxers you can search through to buy whatever I believe whAtever you salvage only costs $1. So it is a free for all Lots of people with baskets filling them with stuff I assume so they can resell it on eBay or whatever. Everyone should walk through it. You never know what goodies you will find.

This place is just a big junk store rip off. Don't waste your time. The staff are rude and the…read moreowner is even worse.