She had everything you could possibly imagine and the prices were very fair. A customer offered her…read moresomething a bit less and she promptly called the owner who agreed. Service here is impeccable. We had so much fun and I found an antique item that I had been searching for over three years!

We took a drive on the Foothills Parkway today and it ends in Wear's Valley. At the end, is an…read moreAntique Store named Bear's Valley Antique Mall. It is a nice store and the operator was very attentive to helping get things off walls and packed up to leave. Prices were reasonable and they carry abut the things you would expect to find at an antique-flea market type store. Follow me on Yelp for more unique laces to shop and things to see and do in East Tennessee.

So hubby and I noticed that the Christmas store was no longer there, and the Parker Superstore is…read morenow in it's place. There are still Christmas items for sale. Parker Superstores, are in a few southern states. Right now they do have a Facebook page. The place has various buildings and they are packed with items, tons of hardware,tools,knives, fishing gear, boots, t-shirts, china, signs, ammo storage containers, flooring, trees, silk flowers, stickers,etc ...It's hard to see it all, you can miss stuff, and the cashiers were super nice! Lots of folks purchasing goodies. We were told they get goodies all the time.

good place to find a good bargain Every time I come in here,…read moreI find something new and interesting to buy

I'm about to bust open my piggy bank and go nuts in here…read more Rugs turned into purses? Check. Globes chopped in half with a candle stick base and pothos plant in the center? You bet. Vintage artwork and placemats? Sign me up. A facade and window display that instantly lure you in? You just wait and see. Neighboring bookstore that is cute as a button? Uh huh. Clearly you need to visit Coldstream Market the next time you're rolling through Knoxville. Note that its less than two blocks to Market Square which is filled with several great eateries, public art and musicians. Perfect hour -two hour pit stop along 75!

Updating my review. The owners of these place are likely one of the sweetest people I have ever…read moremet. Hands down. The Mr. Owner helped deliver my bench and was so gracious the entire time. The Mrs. Owner is just as nice and courteous as they come. They even gave me free nails to put up stuff on my wall. Owners aside, the store is great. Lots of fun antiques that change often. And a handful of modern things for those who prefer that. You just never know wha you are going to find. Go visit and support local!

I have just moved to Tennessee within the first of the year and was recommended this place by my…read moredaughter-in-law and not only are all the employees super nice and helpful. The place is always clean. It's so nice. I would recommend this place to anyone. Good job you guys. Oh and FYI, your prices are phenomenal.

I have no idea why southeastern salvage has 2.5 star reviews... they're local owned Knoxville and…read morethe only alternative to big box stores. Every time I need a rug I come straight here. The joy of walking around southeastern salvage for me is similar to that Christmas morning feel. The staff is not friendly but do you come to a store for staff? No. I hope to get the most beautiful mahogany front for from here soon. So excited to return to this place

Some attractions sell an experience…read more Some sell a product. The Apple Barn Cider Mill somehow manages to do both. What started as a simple stop turned into one of the more enjoyable experiences of our trip. The star of the visit was our guide, who took us on a cider journey through the various flavors and offerings. She was friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely seemed to enjoy what she was doing. She answered questions, explained the differences between the ciders, and made the tasting experience fun instead of feeling like a sales pitch. And since there's a chance she might somehow see this review: Happy 40th Birthday! Sorry I forgot your name, but your hospitality certainly wasn't forgettable. Now let's talk about the cider. Excellent. There was a large variety of flavors available to sample, making it easy to compare styles and find a favorite. Whether you're new to cider or consider yourself a seasoned enthusiast, there's enough variety here to keep things interesting. After sampling our way through the lineup, we wound up purchasing a glass of the original apple cider and enjoyed it outside. And honestly, that's where the experience really came together. Sitting outside with a fresh cider in hand, playing cornhole and Jenga, enjoying the atmosphere, and slowing down for a little while made for a genuinely relaxing afternoon. No rushing. No crowds pushing you along. Just good cider and good company. We also picked up a growler to bring back to the hotel because one thing became very clear during the tasting process: leaving empty-handed would have been a mistake. The Apple Barn Cider Mill does a great job creating an experience that's welcoming, fun, and memorable without feeling overly commercialized. Great cider. Great staff. Great atmosphere. Five stars. And judging by the growler currently waiting back at the hotel, I'm already looking forward to my next visit.

We have been visiting every year since 1980, and always have a Grande Time…read more Travel Tip: try to avoid if tourist buses are present. The Apple Barn & Cider Mill is a great preview for surrounding shops. Must visit.

Love this store! It's a staple every time we visit the Great Smokies. Unique handmade goods at very…read morefair and reasonable prices.