Friendly and fun to navigate. We took our whole crew while vacationing in Hot Springs and walked…read moreaway with some art, video games, and a little gold pocket knive.

Rare finds at fabulous prices! I never leave without treasure ;)read more

If I could give him a zero star I would. This guy is a complete jerk. I have a very well behaved…read morenine-year-old and we walk in the door and he basically says that we were not welcome. I hope his business goes under, you don't need to run a business if you don't allow customers. Some people actually have kids that are well behaved.

Best true antique store anywhere. You will see things you've never seen before. Prices are in line…read morewith the product. I always find something wonderful to take home. No, you can't take your young children. Having owned an antique store I totally understand the policy. Don't blame this store owner...blame all the other parents who refuse to control their children and then refuse to pay for what they break.

Cool shop with tarot readers in the back! Pricey selection, but it's all quite pretty. It's a great…read moreplace to stop in for shiny jewels and magic.

Paid to park, walked up at 3:27 and literally as my husband was opening the door the woman changed…read morethe door to closed. Website states open until 4. Courtesy to kindly open the door and explain or say sorry they are in need of closing early would have been nice, not just a flip of the sign.

Great service, staff was very kind and welcoming. Great selection of all kinds of items. Very…read moreaffordable, would recommend for Christmas gift buying! Go check them out!

Selection was OK and I found a quilt I was considering for a gift for a wedding. I left to go to…read moreanother store when my wife sent me a text telling me to buy the quilt. I called to let Black Tie to let them know, but was told "It was a real slow afternoon, so I left early and already home." I was leaving early next morning, sooo I bought elsewhere.

The cute antique shop in Hot Springs. Love this shop. The owner is the sweetest lady you will ever…read moremeet. Great prices.

The shop is clean. The prices were ok. There were many of the same item. The owner must have been…read morehaving a bad day. We thought he was rude, so we left. We went elsewhere.

I had such an amazing experience! The booth setup was not too cluttered or overstimulating,…read moreeverything was reasonably priced, and there was a wide selection of items, real antiques! I could've spent hours in there, but I came too close to closing. However, one of the women let me stay a while longer since I had traveled. They were so sweet and had amazing service! Would definitely recommend for fellow antique lovers!

Charming and reasonably priced items. The booths have a nice variety of items for different…read morestyles, including some boutique clothing.

Its a really cool antique/vintage/junk shop, stuffed to the gills with amazing stuff…read more I loved a lot of things in here but the Prices are very high so I had to be selective and walked out without a lot of what I liked. The lady was nice and worked with us on some prices. The lady was nice, her husband (?) or the gentleman behind the counter was clearly incensed that two minority women were asking for help refused to greet us. Watched us with a lot of suspicion, even when we spent a lot of money here

This place is just one huge walk down memory lane kind of place. It has everything you can imagine…read more From bellows for fires to China to blow dryers to spoons and bread knives. It is crammed full of stuff. The problem however is the prices are unreasonable. You can't go to a flea market type, bizarre type place, and expect to pay more than retail on an item that is 20 30 40 years old. I would have bought so much stuff if it was not outrageously priced. Yes a lot of it is old and hard to find If you are looking for a specific period piece, but when everything they have is general everyday, everything you can go down to the Walmart and buy for less and get it brand new, kind of stuff, (a used bread knife for $5.) they're not going to sell anything. It's very unfortunate to see, but realistically at this point, it is just a collection of stuff that is not going to sell at these prices. They could literally cut everything by 50% and still have a ton of stuff to sell. I don't think they realize they're hurting themselves by trying to get $20 for a tea kettle. $40 for a cast iron skillet. It's unreasonable. I see this sad reality for this old couple and I wish I knew them and was able to talk some sense into them. Don't be surprised if this place has an "estate sale" sign soon.