Cool spot. Staff members are friendly and helpful. Quite a good selection of items. Some, if not…read moremost, things seemed overpriced. It seemed like prices are decided by individual sellers who each have their own booth. Will likely be back though cause the place is pretty nice. It's large, definitely not as large as I thought from the outside, but still pretty big. You'll be able to find something neat, just maybe more expensive than you thought.

Love this unique place! The vendors rent spaces here-so each one is special and has its own…read morepersonality! It's extremely clean! No Dust! And no weird "old" smells!! Come and browse around! You will have a great time-and might find some treasure that is new to you!!

A friend and I stopped in when we were in the area. From the outside, this looked a little shady,…read morebut once we got inside we noticed that they had a huge variety of items for sale. They were obviously a lot of estate sale items because they were complete sets of china. They had multiple rooms filled with different types of products. We didn't buy anything but we had fun browsing. If you like antiques, you should definitely stop in if you're in the area.

Pretty nice place. Seemed to have a good mix of items. We found a nice brass lamp for $55. Didn't…read morebuy it, but that seems like a fair price for it. Lots of cute lamps there actually. Will likely be back if we're in the area again. Good sized store. Staff seems pretty friendly as well.

Owners are very sweet and helpful. Fun treasure hunt in this place! It is quite large! Don't let…read morethe first room scare you away. There are rooms in all directions and even downstairs. This place is cool. Yes, some things are pricey, but that's kind of how EVERY antique place is these days. Check this place out. It's packed, it's interesting, it's charming.

If you like the 'it's got everything' antique store, not the super fancy, this is your place!…read moreBudget at least 2 hrs. Place is huge and packed! Tons to see. Prices a fair. A must stop for bargain antique shoppers.

Your average Antiques store in my humble opinion. I was hoping to find more "rare" items with a…read morestory and history behind it but again, in my humble opinion, just found old-ish items. Amongst their collection of chotskies I was interested in their tea cup selection but didn't find items I'd love to showcase in my apartment back home. I did however spot a 60s stereo which was neat. We found the prices to be fair. I guess I was slightly disappointed because I thought we would encounter more unique items to the South and Virginia.

I really enjoyed the store. There are a ton of different booths set up inside. This is a great way…read moreto spend a rainy day! Prices seemed pretty reasonable And we found a couple of pieces we really liked

A friend and I were in the area and decided to stop in because it looked like such a cute store…read morefrom the outside. The inside had many rooms filled with different types of products, some antique, some newer stuff, home decor, food items, and Jewelry--a really unique assortment of items. We spent some time walking around and although the were some interesting things in the store, there really wasn't anything that caught my eye. I also thought the prices were a little on the high side. It's a nice place to stop in and check out if you're in the area.

Excellent service, large eclectic selection, great value and low prices!! I can do all my gift…read moreshopping here.

Yesterday I ordered a chair from Dayton interiors. Great selection, no high-pressure, a really…read moreeasy-going transaction. Worked with Linda who was fantastic and went the extra mile, thank you, Linda!!

Not a bad store, just didn't have what I was looking for and felt like salespeople were hovering,…read morealthough not saying anything. I don't like hovering.

This shop has been closed usually when I venture into downtown to walk around at night after dinner…read morebut was open this past Monday when I was walking around antiquing and having lunch. I poked my head inside to find it's small inside with a counter to bring your clock or watch to have it inspected and the majority of the store is actually behind the counter where they do the repairs and work. I was greeted very quickly by staff and offered assistance if needed but I browsed the clocks on the walls and looked at those in the display cases out front. They primarily focus on repairs of old watches, very historic ones, so if that's what you are looking for - you've come to the right place!

I purchased a Scottish tall case clock from Mr Sarnelle in the early nineties and was very…read moreimpressed with his knowledge of antique clocks. I gifted this clock to my oldest daughter several years ago and it still runs but could use a few adjustments. He told me he had gone over the clock and assured me it was in excellent condition. This clock was made around 1835. I would trust his expertise on any clock . Unfortunately sometimes twentieth century clocks although have sentimental value they do not warrant an expensive repair. Phillip McMahon DDS, Ironton,Ohio

The Cottage, beyond its chalky pastel door and chic topiaries, evokes such a sense of dewy mystique…read morethat it should really be renamed "The Rabbit Hole". Self-categorizing as "vintage accessories, wonderful gifts & cool junk", The Cottage appeals to the Romantic Designer in all of us: ceramic rabbits peer penchantly into hand-mirrors; antique billiard balls lay in a bell jar like weighty fruits; teacups are stacked high, glittering as stately as an Italian tower. Simply put, the attention to detail is remarkable. If that weren't enough, in admiring the handiwork one languid mountain morning, I had the opportunity to speak to one of the two owners of The Cottage very nicely about Dayton and the Valley, who remembered me on later visits to the store. Such taste, hospitality, and inspiration is not to be missed!

OK, I love this place. Every time I walk in, I'm amazed by the eclectic treasures I discover. It…read morefeels like a stylishly designed vintage museum, only everything is for sale. The people who work there are super nice, too. The toughest part about visiting The Cottage is not spending too much money. I always walk out of there with something fun.