Brought my Niece, her mother-in-law and my daughter from Florida to the store today. They had so…read moremuch fun shopping and browsing that they are now planning a fall trip to come back to do it again. They bought really neat vintage and some antique items, metal and wood pumpkins, solid iron hooks, old vintage metal sign and some furniture that won't fit in the truck. That's their excuse for having to come back and shop some more, they have to come back to pick up the furniture that wouldn't fit in the truck. They loved the store, the atmosphere, the selections and the 50's, 60's, and 70's music that plays through out the store.

Fabulous selection and helpful staff! Will be back again soon. Best antique mall in the area.read more

We had a whole 8 room house to furnish and with help from Brian Huffman, we just about finished…read morewith a few more smaller items to purchase. I would highly recommend this store.

Great selections! Furniture selections for every budget. Sales associates are patient, helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. They carry top name brands of furniture (indoor and outdoor) and major appliances. Worth checking their selections out.

I wandered into quite a few antique shops on a recent trip to the area, and this one was by far my…read morefavorite. Vintage and new trinkets hang on every last possible corner, most of it being Southern memorabilia but there's plenty of other things too. Each section is someone's booth, and it's so varied that there's certainly something for everyone. I found a beautiful piece of furniture here for far less than I imagined it was worth, and my friends found a few items for themselves as well. They even sell homemade jams! You can't beat a delicious homemade jam... The people who work here are so friendly and were more than happy to talk to us about their lives years ago in Atlanta. One older gentleman talked about what Little 5 Points used to be like and how we must be thrill seekers for driving in Atlanta traffic - he was a riot! Love that guy. I'm so glad we stumbled across this shop in a sea of antique stores. Friendly staff and great finds if you're willing to dig around and find them!

For Winter Break we ventured to Blue Ridge what we didn't know was that it was Chili Cook-off…read moreweekend! It was a very large turnout and all the shops were bustling! We snuck in here to look for a snow globe for my daughter she always brings one back home from every place we travel to as a memento of the trip. We hadn't seen one anywhere else so we were sweating it lo and behold on one of the shelves stood the cutest mini snow globe complete with little black bears so stinking adorable and exactly what we were looking for! The shop has a myriad of items ranging from Knickknacks to apparel to toys. On a regular day you could spend a good amount of time in here just looking at all the items on both floors. I definitely recommend a visit here if you're in town!

Shopping for gifts can be stressful, but rest assured you can find something for everyone and enjoy…read morethe experience shopping at Blue Ridge Cotton Company. These folks are sweet as pie and tell you that they are "grateful for your business" as you leave the store. And 1% of every purchase goes to charity. Be still, my heart! We stopped in while we were in town for Thanksgiving so there were a lot of Christmas themed gifts. Fun and witty ornaments aplenty, including an adorable stuffed unicorn that I regret not purchasing for myself. There were several brands of candles that all smelled heavenly, including my personal favorite candle the Capri Blue Volcano. I was surprised to see that scent came not just in the traditional blue jar, but also red and green to match Christmas decor. These candles aren't cheap, mind you, but they are so worth it! They offer lots of different hats and apparel, all of which either local, supporting local or just saying something witty. "Nature is calling and I must go", "Life is an Adventure" or "Happy Camper" are all sayings you'll see amongst the various items. Everything was of great quality and would make for excellent gifts or personal use. As a dog mom, I fully appreciated their dog section. Yes, you read that right. They have an entire section of the store catering to dog moms and dads. Yes, there are some cat items in there as well, but mostly dogs because dogs are awesome. Amiright? Tea towels, travel cases, picture frames, coffee mugs, etc. Plenty of gifts and fun items for those of us with fur babies. My favorite was a design by Blue Q that read "People I want to meet: 1. Dogs" They had a ton of homewares downstairs, so don't forget to visit down there if you're looking to add some cute accents to your home!

Found some great last minute finds here. Staff was friendly. It's Blue Ridge so it's going to be a…read morebit pricy but it's a fun place to find some unique gifts.

They did a great job on our custom kitchen cabinets! The whole process from start to finish was…read moresmooth.

Cute store if you're looking for custom mountain decor. Very expensive. They had beautiful live…read moreedge wood furniture. They give you a 10% coupon when you check in on yelp.

This place is new and worth visiting. It's across from Ingles and Tin Loon and open 11-4 every day…read moreexcept Tues/Wed. There is a store offering really cool handmade jewelry, clothes, and home decor. It's a great place to buy a gift. Next door they have a studio. Yoga is offered on Mon/Wed at 4:15 and it's great. You can just walk-in. The first class is free for yoga. I have also taken a couple of their adult art classes so far. The price is reasonable and Dee offers great instruction. You leave with something you can be proud of. The website has a list of upcoming classes. Paint the Town Blue is a nice addition to Blue Ridge.

What a great place to find custom made furniture. They design and build most of the furniture they…read morecarry. Loved visiting both locations, Blairsville and Blue Ridge.

Great old fashioned home made rustic furniture and accessories. Outstanding made for you mantles…read more We ordered two mantles for our new mountain home made to our special request. Don't hesitate to do business here.

This is my happy place. I enjoy walking around and finding items that I didn't know I needed. The…read moreline is usually long and moves quickly. The people seem genuinely happy to be at work. The prices are always great. The products are good quality.

Just started shopping here after I dropped Target, and I am very pleased so far. Good variety of…read morefine products and friendly customer service. I will be returning.

We stopped at this place while visiting blue ridge & since I love Antique stores, I was curious to…read morego inside & see what I could find. I must admit I was not impressed at all while inside. Not that many good or interesting finds, & most spots seemed a little messy. The only thing I found was a metal art of Wonder Woman that I got for my partner. After taxes it came to $10.97. Though I thought was pricey for what the art was, I got it for him since he is a W.M big fan. Though they have a sign at the front counter when paying indicating they prefer cash, they also accept credit cards. I was ready to pay with my card on their paying system where you can swipe/tap your card, when the lady at the counter told me to wait (in a not too friendly way) because the older gentleman needed to put it in their system via a tablet first. The parking spots around the area where this store it's located fill up pretty quick on a Saturday it seemed, so keep that in mind. Needless to say, next time we are back on this side of town we won't be coming in. Wishing you all lots of blessings & success.

Woman working was extremely rude. Nothing special to offer. Don't go out of your way.read more

Fun place to go. Free parking. Open every weekend. Bring cash. Shop local. All spaces were…read moreoccupied, plenty to see and do.

From the owner: The original Blue ridge flea Market has very high visibility and has been in continuous operation…read morefor 38 years (since 1985). We have enclosed permanent booths, open booths with tables and room for popups. Open every weekend. Come join the many vendors already set-up at the Market – antiques, artists, bakers, collectibles, crafters, gardeners, hats, locally raised meats, organically grown produce, tools, woodwork – just to name a few.