I love this place! You could be in there for hours! I found blue and white transfer ware, vintage jewelry, art work, all kinds of lovely things. I absolutely recommend it! read more

Buncombe Antiques Mall - Plates for my plate wall! - Antiques Near Me - Taylors, South Carolina

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old man was rude. the one thing I picked out and he said it wasn't for sale. he said he didn't have time to deal with me. I said cool and left. I will not be back. read more

omg such great deals friendly service definitely coming back was looking for cabbage patch dolls and one i absolutely

Lady was following us and rushing us, Do not come. It has a bunch of stuff, There was a radio that was 556! Would be better to get it off eBay/ Amazon for 50 bucks read more

I love this shop! They always have something I am looking for. They have beautiful antiques and vendors with everything you can imagine. They have furniture, China, vintage decor and barware, records, brass figurines, vintage clothes and accessories & more! read more

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This is the third time I've visited this business. We spent an average of $300 on each of the first two visits. However, this time, when I entered with my dog, on a leash, I was informed rudely that dogs are not allowed. I said that every time I visited, she was allowed in, but I was told she had to go. So, we left. I'm surprised with this type attitude when businesses are scrambling to try to survive through this pandemic. To actually turn away customers is inexcusable. Belle is 11 years old, very calm, very well-behaved, and the veteran of many, many antique malls. She is very people friendly and those malls that allow her in look forward to her return visits. So, the vendors in this business probably lost at least $300 in sales. Oh, well.. read more

I love antiques so when I came into Greenville I found this place. It is a large-ish warehouse type of building. They have a nice assortment of vintage and antiques to choose from including books. The two older ladies at the front were nice enough although I didn't need any help. There were some political pamphlets up front but nothing I found to be offensive. The prices are all over the map as is the case in any antique mall. I spent a few pleasurable hours looking in all the nooks and crannies of the place. There was a gorgeous oriental dining room set that I would have loved to buy if I lived in the area. Will definitely come back the next time I'm in Greenville. read more

Good selection of goods at varying prices, but the anti-Biden propaganda borders on the fanatical, and they'll sneak little religious tracts into your bags. Happily, plenty of other antique places in town. read more

Fabulous antique store. Apparently a bunch of bad reviews were left by "tolerant" liberals who actually are intolerable to other view points. And to have the nerve to bash an establishment because of differing view points? Wow. How narrow-minded and childish. Anyway, this place is great and they know their stuff. Not a 70s junk store like most places that claim to be antique stores. Actual antique furniture and other very old, nice pieces. And GO HOME if you don't like it I might add. read more

Prices are all over the place but we drove out from Greenville and spent several hours here. It's a large warehouse with lots to choose from; reproductions, actual antiques, and collectibles. Individual booths so you may find the same item twice at wildly different prices. Take time to explore every nook. read more

Buncombe Antiques Mall - Antiques Near Me - Taylors, South Carolina

Ok, so despite the political propaganda all over the store and the owners' contempt for anyone who doesn't pay cash, they have some cool stuff. If I only shopped at places that conformed to my political views I'd be hopping in circles. What turns me off more than the political stuff is their rudeness when I pulled out a credit card. If my money isn't good enough for you, maybe you shouldn't be in business. read more

Went in for the first time today because I was curious and love antiques. I was being followed the whole time by I guess the owner. she was an old white lady. She asked every other customer if they needed anything but me. it was so awkward and she just stared at me the WHOLE time. I did buy something so that she would see I wasn't stealing she checked me out and only said the total, that's it no other conversation. Anyways if you're a person of color I would not go unless you want to be gawked at. Super rude, super racist read more

This place is amazing! They have an incedible amout of stock that is different every time I go in and the atmosphere is very calming. Go visit , you will be glad you did. Regina. read more

I think that this place was okay. I got here accidentally, really. I was searching for a different place, but Google took me here. Since I was there, and I love sifting through large amounts of things, I strolled on it. I think it's more of a 3.5 experience, really, but by the treatment and responses people have gotten with their opinions on Yelp from the Business Owner, that in itself is enough to minus a star. I will give them the benefit of the doubt, however, since most of those responses were years ago, and maybe the person writing them is a different person now. And I'm the kind of person who usually rounds up. If you're a small business owner, you don't have to agree with people about your business, but I think you should at least not make fun of them and troll them. Or maybe I'm crazy and know nothing about how people should be treated. I'm almost nervous to speculate on my experiences, since it seems like many people with a differing opinion are belittled. Case in point: "Mr. not too Sharp" in reference to a review by Sharp H., as well as the comment "Sounds like you've got your panties in a bunch Ernie" to a comment Ernest L. made in one of the hidden reviews. But, who cares if I'm attacked from my opinions? That's not going to keep me from speaking out about things. People who do that seriously just boil my blood, so it's probably a good thing I didn't read these reviews until afterward. Anyways, enough about that... The establishment itself is a pretty good size. There's plenty of things to look at here, and like most antique malls, the inventory is constantly changing. So maybe you don't like the things there one week, but come back in 5 and you'll find something you love. I think the vendors here are particularly interested in kitchen goods and furniture. There were a lot of kitchen pots and pans, as well as kitchen gadgets for sale. The prices weren't very competitive, though, which was why I didn't really buy any of those. PROS: Pretty decent selection of things. Lots of kitchen wares and furniture (if you care about that sort of thing, I just liked to look at them since they were all priced out of my budget). Private parking lot was spacious, and provided plenty of parking. Well organized and easy to navigate along the rows. There were a lot of really good sales in the booths, too. Some had a nice little 20% off, but others had up to 50%, which was really a very good deal. CONS: Yup, they still don't accept cards. Prices are pretty all over the place. Generally at the higher end of things. Didn't have clothes, had limited records, and limited vintage books (only yearbooks, I believe). The way they have handled previous Yelp comments really gives me the impression they aren't on the customer's side, even though in person they don't seem very angry at all. THE VERDICT: I ended up buying a few comic books, because I only had $5 in cash, and it was the end of the day, and there was no way I could make it back with cash to buy anything else. But the comics were pretty neat. I'm not sure I would ever come back, simply because I don't tend to carry a lot of cash on my person. It seems to mostly cater to older folks are rigid collectors, rather than the casual vintage lover. I'm sure that loses them a lot of business, but I suppose they have some reason for forgoing cash transactions. TIPS: Bring cash or a checkbook, because that's all you can use. You need to drop off any bag or purse when you first come in. It's not that much of an issue, because you have access to your own key. read more

Buncombe Antiques Mall - When you come in, you put your purse or bag in a locker and retrieve a key you get to carry around. - Antiques Near Me - Taylors, South Carolina

This unassuming building has a lot to offer! Filled with antiques only, this mall has an assortment of vendors selling their wares. I read the colorful reviews of the past and wanted to check it out for myself. Great selection of antiques, vintage & more. The staff did not greet me or speak to me during my visit, so I can't speak to that. Also, I looked for a restroom and all I sourced were DO NOT ENTER signs. Check this place out. A pinball machine was only $300.00. read more

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I've shopped here for many years and bought many antiques. It's a great place!! I don't understand the INTOLERANCE of people who dislike the owners point of view and opinions. They have a perfect right to them. It's THEIR store!! One thing about liberals....they certainly cannot say they have tolerance!! Besides, I have never even noticed their point of view before. I'm old. I consider them friendly. I expect maybe they WOULD have everybody pay in cash if possible. Everybody in this world is not honest or good....anymore. read more

The place is large and has lots to see, almost to the point of being overwhelming. The prices are up to the individual booth owners, so some are pricier than others. Not a super friendly place and it is best to pay with cash. read more

Huge selection, good prices, good service...old school antique mall....found several treasures. Would recommend!

My husband and I went here last week. They do have a lot of interesting things, but I was looking for a sofa and there weren't too many of those. They had a music box that was very nice and we asked the woman that works there to please show us how it worked. Well, at first I asked her if it did work and she was sort of surly about me asking and said, of course it works and something about I should know because of the price- I think it was $4800. Then my husband asked a few questions about it, but she had an attitude about answering them. I don't know, if it was my store I don't think I would have conservative talk radio on for the customers to be forced to listen to. You shouldn't have to have politics shoved down your throat when you're in a neutral place like a store. They could just have some music playing. I thought most of the prices were too high, but I'm not an antique expert. Maybe the prices were fair. They had a hat that I liked, but I didn't have enough cash on me to buy it. So again, like other commenters, they are probably losing business with their cash or check policy. They have a pretty good record booth. Obviously someone put a lot of time into sorting and labeling their stock. Prices were a little high for those too, but they were in good condition for the most part. read more

Do Not Shop Here! It's half empty and seriously over priced. A vendor was offering a dresser for sale that was in ok condition but it's original, iconic drawer pulls were replaced. A markdown had already been taken on the piece so you know its been there for a while and has been slow to sell. We made a fair offer based upon general condition and replacing the drawer pulls. However, the mall owner became belligerent with us and would not even call the booth owner to present the offer. Not only did they lose the possible sale of the cabinet but also lost a sale for another booth owner too. Very disappointed by the lack of professionalism in this establishment. Save yourself aggravation and do your antiquing elsewhere. read more

They certainly have a wide variety of product and not trying to out-price the market. The facility is clean and easy to navigate. However I do have a couple of issues. On a previous trip to town I found Buncombe near the end of the day and spent a every bit of an hour shopping and found a few pieces. Much to my dismay I then find out that they don't accept plastic. And the neighborhood is such where there's not an ATM close by. Wasted trip. This time to town I was prepared. Again, spent a bit shopping. Selected a few items to purchase. Was denied access to a rest room. Didn't want leave and come back because of torrential rain that had been going on for some time, so my time was rushed. All in all, not the most customer-friendly place I've been. read more

Cute little antique mall in Greer. They have a large selection of different items. Some prices are reasonable and others are a little pricy. Def a must. Stop and check it out! read more

My husband and I went here last weekend and we had a great experience. The people were very helpful. There's lots of great stuff to see. Of course prices vary based on the booth, but tons of them had 20-50% off going on. It's a great antique mall. read more

Nice size antique mall, nice items and prices seemed ok. I would have shopped longer, but they don't have a public restroom. I've never been to an antique mall with no bathroom, boo. read more

Nasty and rude people at the counter.....why would anyone go there to be insulted and treated badly.....? Don't waste you time here......hight priced and it smells old. read more

Wonderful full of cool stuff!! The people are so nice. The merchandise is very diverse and neat

This place is fabulous. A little of everything imaginable, from wood works and crafts to hard to find dishes, coins and collectibles of every kind. Art works, antique clothing, bottles of all shapes and sizes. What a vast allotment of collectibles. Nice folks too, very pleasant and helpful customer service with a smile. read more

This is a great place to visit if you are looking for antiques. I stop there everytime I'm in that part of town. Some items are way over priced but the owners have no control over that. This is an antique mall. That means there are booths rented by vendors. The vendor renting the booth sets the price of the items in the booth. The owners have no control over item pricing or what types of items are brought in by vendors. Though I'm sure there are some type of restrictions on unappropriate items. The owners are nice people who will help you when you want an item and believe it is priced high. You can submit a resonable offer to the vendor through the owners. I have done this on more than one occasion. Overall this is a great place to stop in at and shop for some antiques. There is a very wide selection of many types of antiques. read more

We give this business a 5 STAR rating!! Main reason is that we 100% back the owners dedication and hard work over the years to run this antique mall properly and keep open as often as they do. The owners and their son are very friendly and very helpful and we look forward to not just shopping there...but to spend time talking to them! We bought a beautiful old stereo system from them that was as good as the day if was made in early 60s. We put the stereo on "hold" and unfortunately someone stole a piece off it before we picked it up. The owners went out of their way to find this missing piece and bought it from someone in California and had it shipped in. They would not allow us to pay them! We were grateful they found this piece and for that reason alone~~we will support this business anyday of the week!!! read more

I was there last week, hadn't been there in a few years. The selection of merchandise is very nice, but honestly the talk radio blaring out what sounded a lot like anti American rhetoric; ie anti taxes, anti government etc was unnerving to say the least. I keep my political views out of business and never bring it into my establishment. Also found out they don't offer a public restroom, being that I am getting older, and much like a child I find that when I have to, I have to. I would not want to be a vendor in a business that doesn't allow customers nor vendors to use their restroom if needed. Because honestly if a customer has to leave to find a restroom, what are the chances he/she will bother to come back. read more

We stopped in this antique store today. They will not permit a woman to come in with a purse - any purse - even a small one! I have shopped all over the USA and world (traveled in 25 countries), and have never encountered this anywhere. Yes, I have encountered shops that will not permit you to enter with a backpack, or other large type personal bag - and this is certainly understandable. But to not allow a woman with a small to normal size purse?! When I walked in and saw the "no purse" sign I honestly dis-regarded it as I assumed it must mean abnormally huge purse or a backpack. I'd been in the shop looking about 3 or 4 minutes, when a female employee said to me in a VERY condescending tone "Didn't you see the sign? NO purses in here!" I was initially mortified/embarrassed to be talked to in this manner, as though I was a child or known criminal. But then I said I would not shop without my purse, and since this was not an option, we promptly exited the store. On my way out I noticed they did have small lockers with keys for purses to be placed. However, at this point I just wanted to leave the store as I felt really embarrassed over how the employee spoke to me. If the female employee had spoken to me in a professional and friendly manner (rather than an accusatory one) and had mentioned there were lockers (which I had not noticed on my way in) I might have put my purse in one and continued shopping. However, I still would have felt VERY uncomfortable without my purse. Which again I emphasize is a small/medium size. In it, I have my wallet, cash, ID, credit cards, a personal defense item (etc) and I want these important things ON MY PERSON at all times. Not left anywhere. The only other place in the entire world which I have encountered that would not let you enter with a personal bag of any size or type (or electronics of any type) was the Museum of Antiquities in Cairo, Egypt. This I can understood as the museum houses ancient treasures of immense worth and they strictly forbid photography. But an antique store in South Carolina?? Does this area of SC have such a high rate of shoplifting or crime or untrustworthy citizens that women can't have their purse?? read more

Not very friendly, doesn't accept credit cards and NO bathroom... that's reason enough NOT to shop...here

The place is pretty big and has a nice selection of items. Prices vary but do seem a little high sometimes. But that has nothing to do with the owners unless it happens to be their stuff. They don't control what other people price their items at. There IS NOT a huge Nazi area as this idiot Frank claims! There are a few items but not really that many at all. Actually, for a place this size, the collection is quite small. I've seen a lot more at smaller places. read more

Great selection and very nice owners! Have visited several times and have had no issues at all. Great selection as well : )

One of the worst shopping experiences ever. If you wish to meet one of the most obnoxious people on the planet meet the owner. There are NO restrooms available to patrons. When I asked if there were facilities the owner just said NO. The guy working behind the counter replied AFTER that comment that the plumbing was not in working order. Bottom line. They want your money for the goods (way too high priced I might add) but they do NOT want to accommodate their clientele. When I commented on the situation the owner got really ugly.........then so did I. Don't waste your time here or with any other similar morons. Not a pleasant place to shop. read more

Had similar experience as another reviewer. Walked into the shop and was immediately stopped and asked, "Did you not see the sign? No bags!" All I had was my very small purse, only big enough for my wallet, keys, and phone. While, like the other reviewer, I did notice the sign saying no bags I did not think such a small purse would matter. Immediately left because I felt embarrassed by the owner and did not feel comfortable leaving my personal items in a locker. It's a shame they would assume every customer is a kleptomaniac. Will not being going back to try browsing their selection based on that interaction and all of the owners responses to other reviews. I suggest others read the reviews and responses before visiting. Very unprofessional. read more

I love this place, I shop here all year round! The owners are kind and helpful and always help me to find just the right item I'm looking for (if they have it). I enjoy the range of items in the booths - there's something for everyone. Books, jewelry, glassware, furniture, lighting, collectibles, clothing, you name it. Sometimes I go in just to drool. :) read more

A really neat place to shop and the owners are very helpful. Some of the booth owners do need to change their stock around accasionally so that it does not appear the same all the time. On the whole, I would really recommend Buncombe for anyone antique shopping read more

Nice mall with a lot of interesting items. Quite a large range of things to see. But one thing bothers me. There is a man who sells WW2 German items here that tends to have a lot of reproductions. Sometimes they are marked as such but often they are not. I mentioned this to the lady who owns the mall with her husband and she said that she doubted he would do that because he was a very knowledgeable person in this area. I ve been involved in this area of collecting for years and never claim to be an expert. However, I m not stupid either. Either this guy knows he has items that are not original and he s cheating people, or he s not as knowledgeable as he claims. Either way, I would NOT buy anything like this here unless I did my homework. Just a warning. read more

If you are looking for antique or vintage items; then look no further! Buncombe Antique Mall most definately has the best and largest selection in town. My husband and I shop here frequently. Their vendors consistantly bring in new, unique items. The owners are very kind and knowledgable. I would highly recommend Bumcombe Antique Mall to anyone looking for quality antique and vintage items. read more