What an awesome Thrift Store. Beth greeted me at the front and was super nice and this place is…read morefull of hidden treasures. Take your time to go up and down every aisle.

The mini shops kept going and going. It was like a wonderful maze and fun to experience , and I…read moredefinitely want to go back. We arrived with over an hour before closing, and were the last ones to leave. They do accept cards, but if we have cash, they are happy to accept that as well. The cashier was super nice, and they just allowed us to take our time which was appreciated since there was so much to see and decide on.

This antique store was such a great find! They have LOTS of really nice furniture pieces--good to…read moreknow for when I eventually upscale from Ikea lol. The owner was so friendly and showed us a lot of cool items. Loved seeing the gorgeous antique trumpet and case. Def going to come back by on my next antiquing day

great store with amazing finds! Beautiful, high quality pieces. Great place to find furniture, art,…read moretrinkets, and more

Was so excited to check out this antique store that my sister in law was raving about…read more Unfortunately as soon as we walked in, we were hit hard with the smell of cat pee. It looks like they have a great selection of antiques but we couldn't stay because of the smell.

Best antique shop in Camden. Wonderful selection of antique and vintage items at very reasonable…read moreprices. Friendly and knowledgeable staff always ready to help.

What a large amount of stuff packed into a small building. The owners are extremely friendly and…read morethey offer a lot of different things. This is our first time going there and we will definitely go back. An antique store, it's very clean and well organized.

Visiting my son and daughter in love that just moved to Sumter. This place was recommended by their…read morerealtor. I visited 2 times while I was in town. There is so much to see and most items are reasonably priced. The staff were super helpful and extremely nice! I exceeded my checked luggage by 2 pounds because I found some good buys.

Make sure you read your contract. No warning and If you are beyond your contract date he will keep…read more100% of any proceeds. We are done with Birdhouse.

The VERY best place in the Columbia area for antiques at an incredibly reasonable price. Don and…read morethe other staff have impeccable taste and help you coordinate items in a way that fits your style. I wanted a very specific and eccentric look for my living room and searched 4 different consignment stores before landing at Birdhouse. If only I'd gone here first I could have saved an entire day of time. The store is stocked, but accessible...full of items for every look, taste and budget. You absolutely cannot go wrong here!

This business (at least at this location) has closed. Dropped by today (Sunday, 5/5/2019) and…read moreappears to be vacant.

I was so excited to come here when I passed by the building in the beginning of the week. I met…read more Michael the owner who is an outstanding artist on his own and even has one front area specifically for his artwork. I also met Mike's mom and dad and their rescue Chihuahua Mia. Her tongue hangs out of the side of her mouth..so cute. Miss Sarah Mike's mom invited me for holiday dinners that she makes on a roped off section of this gigantic brick building..how sweet she is such a nice southern bell. The building used to be a feed store. The interior is amazing with cedar plank vaulted ceilings and cedar floors. I called ahead of time to make sure they were open and told Michael I was a MCM (mid century modern) enthusiast. He assured me there were a few mcm pieces I just had to see. I fell in love with the Herman Miller fiberglass chairs. They are signed chairs which to me increases their value and authenticity. They aren't for everyone BUT if you are a true mid century lover these chairs are the bomb!!!! I walked from section to section admiring antiques and some really gorgeous spiny coral necklaces as well as grandfather chiming clocks and beautiful China sets and velvet antique chairs and oriental rugs. If you know me one thing is I can not pass up an antique store. I've been antiquing since the 80s. If you are ever in the area make sure to pop in and tell them Nancy from florida sent you. I am sure they will treat you like family as they did me. I'll be back..i have to have those herman Miller chairs..now How to ship them back to florida is gonna be another story..but I'll manage somehow.

I'm surprised that I am the first to review/place this business on Yelp. They opened two years ago…read moreand there was even a nice article about them in the Carolina News & Reporter from March 2023. They specialize in vintage clothing (evidently it has to be at least 20 years old). They hunt largely from donation/goodwill/etc centers and resell (they do not buy/consign). There selection is decent for both men and women. I found several ties (ranging from $10-15)... a bit steep for old ties. I offered to buy several if they would give me a quantity discount (one tie actually had an inch-long rip on the skinny/back half that would need mending eventually). They promptly declined. I've never had that happen! I then chose the one tie I liked the most and only purchased it. FYI, I take these to my tailor back home who "modernizes" them. For another $12 my tailor will hem them so they are 2-3/4 inches wide instead of 4+ inches. I get raves at the office all the time because the designs I search for are mid-century modern but the width is totally up to date. For a total of $25-30 I have a truly one of a kind. They are located about a block from the Five Points strip mall (which is probably the only place to park). On this Thursday afternoon we were the only ones browsing this airy, nicely lit, and organized business.

Pannerprete was an alright store. It seemed that their selection was quite limited, and that…read moreGoodwill would've been a better option to find some cool vintage gear. However, as a philatelist, (one who loves the study of mail) they did have a really cool selection of vintage postcards.

First- what a cute name! Tiny little SC town with a couple of fab antique stores right next to each…read moreother! I found a few items- but my big find was a large crock- I am thinking it was early 1900's- but I had never seen one with a grip handle on one side and a loop "finger" handle on the other. It also had a wonderful blue stripe around the shoulders of the pot. I snagged it as a gift for a fellow potter who is building a new studio and gallery and wants a museum portion representative of the area and the generational potters in the region. Yes- I am a big ole weirdo squatting down to turn giant pots over to look for makers marks or signatures. Turning it around checking all over for any identifying marks. 1800's and 1900's American pottery was largely unsigned, which makes it extremely difficult to track heritage pieces. Anyway- I gave said crock to my friend and she was so delighted! I believe the coffee shop has a separate listing- but that is also a wonderful perk to this shop- coffee and treats on site! And yes, you can take your coffee around the antique shop! Thank you to the lady who carried that huge pot up to the front for me!

This place had a few little fines and good coffee there too. Lots of cool little trinkets and…read moreantiques to look at.