We were driving through the mountains on a Sunday trip and stopped in this place at random, it's on…read morethe corner of the old downtown. I had just bought nice little handmade earrings and then I saw this incredible chair. It was made by a local mountain area artist, talk about having character. And they delivered it, very kind considering how big it is. $250 was nothing for such an individual piece of work. And the earrings were quite modest, $15, I'd recommend to anyone to stop in and hunt through the various artists' wares.

Overall good selection if you go on the right day and time. Some of the boxes are opened or beat…read moreup, but the items usually do work. The people working there are really nice though and may let you open a box to see what's inside. (if you get permission of course, they will call the police if you don't get permission) Overall, the value of the items are pretty decent and the independent booths with items do add a sense of more selection.

There's only one Bargain Hunt, but now that they closed so many knock off stores have opened and…read moreare lack luster. Prime Treasures is a bust. All the bins are picked over and none of the items should be over $1. Bought a mystery box and I thought it'd be like the a Bargain Hunt $10 Mystery Bag, but 5x more. The contents of the box was absolute CRAP! What a total waste. Don't waste your time.

They have a maze of shelves at The Bookshelf with plenty to see. You can buy, sell, or trade your…read morebooks here or just have a seat near the front (pretty much the best lighting) and pick up a good read. I spent most of my time in the cookbook section and snagged 3 old cooking magazines for just $1. I wish the sale section was bigger - it was mainly a small table in the back comprised of old trashy romance novels. I'd like to bargain down the price too for some of their regular books, it seemed a bit on the pricey side.

I was down in Tellico for the first time recently, decided to bop about their small downtown, see…read morewhat all was available. I happened upon a wonderful used bookstore called Bookshelf. The measure of a good used bookstore is a balance of inexpensive fair, alongside worthy finds, and rare books. Bookshelf hits all three of those criteria, and well. Not only that, but they have some truly unique regional works. I was able to pick up a few volumes at a fair, but appropriate price.

This little boutique came into my radar when I had to make an Amazon return. I have since always…read morebrought a friend when I need to do my Amazon returns and introduced several friends to Sweet & Sassy. It is a great place to shop for Norma Fleming items, gifts, appetizer packages and jewelry. Check it out! You won't be disappointed!

You can find almost anything in this store. Every trip is an adventure! We bought home goods and…read moreconstruction supplies when remodeling our home, flooring, costumes, snacks, you name it! The owners are great and their prices can't be beat!

Where do I start? This place is yuge! I have been here a few times now. It's the hidden gem of…read moreEtowah, TN. What, where? Yes, Etowah on Hwy 411. When I first came here, it was like one and a half warehouses. Now it's like 3 warehouses full of.... well, sundries. I'm not sure how they keep everything organized. It's things that everyone uses in their daily lives, but for cheaper than you would get in the box store. You save a few dollars here and there on most of the products. Buying toilet paper? you can save like $4. Fluidmaster kit? $3 off. Not even kidding. At first you think look at this junk, but then you find a gem, YOUR gem. And then you want to find more. You will spend at least an hour here once you get inside. I bought a gallon of Shell Rotella T6 motor oil for $16 when it costs $23 at "the Walmarts". Boom! My gem. Anyway you get the picture. If you don't, I posted some real pictures. PS They used to not take debit/credit. They do now, you just have to spend $10.

Was once the largest wood mill on the east coast. Now at great place to pick up large live edge…read moreboards. Cedar to poplar. If it grows in the area they got it. Lovely show room, for those who can't. If you are a hard core wood worker ask to see what's in the basement.

If they don't have what you are looking for you can request they get it I noticed while I was…read moreshopping. I found things that I didn't expect to find. For example: they have used clothing inside called "Diva's" it's plus size women's clothing and some pretty great deals on some cute clothes. I scored a couple of purses, several blouses, a cute winter jacket, and birthday cards, organizer for pens and pencils, and they even sell collectable coins! I found out I can take my clothes in and build a credit or make extra cash from them as I am losing weight! This is a great place! The women that run the place are very organized and friendly! I highly recommend if these things interest you at all to go check them out.

We've been buying from this shop for years. Great service, good quality goods. There is a big…read morechoice of saddles at good prices, lots of choices in tack. If you are looking for riding gear of all kinds, stop in and check this shop out!

Very informative owners. If only come for a quick stop. Be prepared to stay awhile, the owners will…read moretalk your ear off with stories.