Great place to find New, Pre Owned and Antiques items and gifts.
Eva Smallhorn
Very big with lots of selections. Some items are just plain junk where others are very cool finds. Prices vary by booth. Overall reasonable items on majority of things. Clean building. Welcoming staff. I will be back! Just a couple neat items I saw today.
Brooke P.
It would be much better if vendors came and spruced up their booths a bit. A handful were nice and well curated. Most looked as if they unloaded a bunch of stuff and never came back. Everything was very clean, however. Just overall a chaotic jumble.
Rebecca W.
I saw so many positive reviews online that I was so excited to stop by. Now I'm wondering what the disconnect is. I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon around 1:45 PM. I walked the entire building up and down so I feel pretty confident that I saw almost everything. The prices are delusional. I have no idea what people mean when they say the prices are fantastic. I was specifically looking for teacups and saucers and teapots. In one instance there was a plain blue teapot marked for $35. For just the one teapot!!! I can't even. It didn't have a pattern on it and it wasn't made in Japan or anything. Just a plain, solid blue, medium sized teapot. For $35. That is CRAZY. I saw a broken Christmas ornament labeled $2. There are hundreds of books from the 80s and 90s priced at like $5 each but libraries literally sell used books for $.50 a piece. Most teacup and saucers were $8+ for each set. The only thing I saw that I thought was even remotely a bargain were some velvet chairs downstairs. The variety is great here, I'll give them that, but the pricing is outrageous and I doubt I'll come back. Also there was nobody there at the "cafe" which is honestly just a small nook in the side of the store with only about 5 seats at a bar.
Sonia B
Good selection of "treasures". Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Matt C
My wife and I were looking for something to pass the time on a Sunday, so we went here. From the outside it doesn’t appear very impressive but.. I was not prepared for just how wonderful it was inside. There is a HUGE selection of things, old and somewhat modern, and it’s all interesting. It’s almost like a time capsule or a museum. Everything is so organized, the staff are very nice and the prices were really good. I have been in similar stores where everything is marked up just because it’s old.. oh, and everything is in relatively good condition. I’m definitely coming back again.
Holly Kulp
They are so pricey, I used to be a vendor and it was awful. First they take almost all the money you make, then they force you to "volunteer" a few days month. Then when you are volunteering there is literally nothing to do because there are so few customers, they gave me such a hard time for not being helpful. Then when I asked them what I could do they had nothing for me to do. That is why people complain about being followed around the store by employees, it's because there is nothing to do and they basically get threatened by management if they don't follow customers around. The actual items in the store are mostly junk that you can buy for cheaper online or at a garage sale. And the sellers are so pushy, because they have to be, that's the only way they sell items. There are much better stores to go to, the management here is very greedy, please shop somewhere with fair prices and don't waste your time or money here.
Sky H
Fun place to have a look around! It’s huge too! Huge variety of booths + tons of beanie babies (what I went for). Just a reminder, they are a bunch of different vendors, so the pricing varies. Overall prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back.
Kelly Maass
I always wanted to stop in but feared overpriced "antiques".I was wrong!This place is a treasure hunter's wonderland.Old and new, big and small, knick knacks, furniture, jewelry, cuckoo clocks, toys, hair stuff..... All very reasonably priced!????I will be back, for sure!
Jennifer TM
Won’t be coming back. Lady yelling at two kids who were just trying to sell their personal items and as they mentioned their mom was struggling for Christmas presents and were just trying to help their mom out. The lady rudely tells them they must leave immediately and she did not want them there. She could have pulled them to the side and talked to them privately instead of being loud and embarrassing them in front of everyone and then turning to the other sellers and continue to talk about them how she didn’t want them there “for trying to take their customers away.”
Very clean, well organized, and diverse flea market store. It's inside, climate controlled, and has something for everyone each time!! Of the places I've discovered in Georgia, this has been a gem that I've returned to and will many more times!
Roberta South
Be very careful when clerks are ringing up your purchases. Make note yourself of how many items you selected and what the prices were, and make sure all items are accounted for before they start ringing them up, then watch to make sure each item rings up at the price that was on the sticker on the item. Watch how many they wrap and put in the bag or box. Flea market is in their name but the prices on some of the items is more like that of an antique store. A bit overpriced for the type store it is.
Tom Suica
Very cool place crazy good prices
Dave Devlaeminck
Well organized booths. Very clean.
Scott Mills
It’s like a ginormous indoor air conditioned garage sale with 267 different people selling stuff! Everything is neat and organized. People behind the counter are super nice as well.
Great place to find New, Pre Owned and Antiques items and gifts.
Very big with lots of selections. Some items are just plain junk where others are very cool finds. Prices vary by booth. Overall reasonable items on majority of things. Clean building. Welcoming staff. I will be back! Just a couple neat items I saw today.
It would be much better if vendors came and spruced up their booths a bit. A handful were nice and well curated. Most looked as if they unloaded a bunch of stuff and never came back. Everything was very clean, however. Just overall a chaotic jumble.
I saw so many positive reviews online that I was so excited to stop by. Now I'm wondering what the disconnect is. I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon around 1:45 PM. I walked the entire building up and down so I feel pretty confident that I saw almost everything. The prices are delusional. I have no idea what people mean when they say the prices are fantastic. I was specifically looking for teacups and saucers and teapots. In one instance there was a plain blue teapot marked for $35. For just the one teapot!!! I can't even. It didn't have a pattern on it and it wasn't made in Japan or anything. Just a plain, solid blue, medium sized teapot. For $35. That is CRAZY. I saw a broken Christmas ornament labeled $2. There are hundreds of books from the 80s and 90s priced at like $5 each but libraries literally sell used books for $.50 a piece. Most teacup and saucers were $8+ for each set. The only thing I saw that I thought was even remotely a bargain were some velvet chairs downstairs. The variety is great here, I'll give them that, but the pricing is outrageous and I doubt I'll come back. Also there was nobody there at the "cafe" which is honestly just a small nook in the side of the store with only about 5 seats at a bar.
Good selection of "treasures". Staff was very friendly and helpful.
My wife and I were looking for something to pass the time on a Sunday, so we went here. From the outside it doesn’t appear very impressive but.. I was not prepared for just how wonderful it was inside. There is a HUGE selection of things, old and somewhat modern, and it’s all interesting. It’s almost like a time capsule or a museum. Everything is so organized, the staff are very nice and the prices were really good. I have been in similar stores where everything is marked up just because it’s old.. oh, and everything is in relatively good condition. I’m definitely coming back again.
They are so pricey, I used to be a vendor and it was awful. First they take almost all the money you make, then they force you to "volunteer" a few days month. Then when you are volunteering there is literally nothing to do because there are so few customers, they gave me such a hard time for not being helpful. Then when I asked them what I could do they had nothing for me to do. That is why people complain about being followed around the store by employees, it's because there is nothing to do and they basically get threatened by management if they don't follow customers around. The actual items in the store are mostly junk that you can buy for cheaper online or at a garage sale. And the sellers are so pushy, because they have to be, that's the only way they sell items. There are much better stores to go to, the management here is very greedy, please shop somewhere with fair prices and don't waste your time or money here.
Fun place to have a look around! It’s huge too! Huge variety of booths + tons of beanie babies (what I went for). Just a reminder, they are a bunch of different vendors, so the pricing varies. Overall prices were reasonable. I will definitely be back.
I always wanted to stop in but feared overpriced "antiques".I was wrong!This place is a treasure hunter's wonderland.Old and new, big and small, knick knacks, furniture, jewelry, cuckoo clocks, toys, hair stuff..... All very reasonably priced!????I will be back, for sure!
Won’t be coming back. Lady yelling at two kids who were just trying to sell their personal items and as they mentioned their mom was struggling for Christmas presents and were just trying to help their mom out. The lady rudely tells them they must leave immediately and she did not want them there. She could have pulled them to the side and talked to them privately instead of being loud and embarrassing them in front of everyone and then turning to the other sellers and continue to talk about them how she didn’t want them there “for trying to take their customers away.”
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Very clean, well organized, and diverse flea market store. It's inside, climate controlled, and has something for everyone each time!! Of the places I've discovered in Georgia, this has been a gem that I've returned to and will many more times!
Be very careful when clerks are ringing up your purchases. Make note yourself of how many items you selected and what the prices were, and make sure all items are accounted for before they start ringing them up, then watch to make sure each item rings up at the price that was on the sticker on the item. Watch how many they wrap and put in the bag or box. Flea market is in their name but the prices on some of the items is more like that of an antique store. A bit overpriced for the type store it is.
Very cool place crazy good prices
Well organized booths. Very clean.
It’s like a ginormous indoor air conditioned garage sale with 267 different people selling stuff! Everything is neat and organized. People behind the counter are super nice as well.