Lots of really cool items. Better for furniture and decorative items than for coins or things like…read morethat but a pretty good range of stuff overall.

Think Antique warehouse when you see this place. It is massive inside and it has a huge selection…read moreof items. The 2 ladies who were behind the counter were super-helpful and nice. We were visiting from CA and asked the lady before leaving for some suggestions for lunch. She gave us a recommendation in downtown that she said she loved. We ate there and were in awe by how good the food was! I was able to find some pretty cool antiques here. Namely a small McCormick Corn Whiskey glass jug. If you are willing to take the time to thoroughly look through this warehouse you may find some nice treasures of your own. I personally have never seen such a big antiques-only shop. Very cool place and it is away from the downtown area so parking is abundant. Check it out!

Antique store near the river. Staff was attentive and allowed us to use the elevator to go to the…read more2nd floor.

" Great Place To Find Things You Don't Need "…read more The Levee Street Marketplace is a nice small and unique shopping venue where you can find new, vintage, or used clothes, furniture, toys and antiques. The Marketplace was very organized and very clean and organized. The Marketplace has 2 floors and does have an elevator.

"They got corn dogs"…read more That's the first thing I heard someone say when I walked in. They did, indeed, have corn dogs. 10 VHS tapes for a dollar. Can't beat that. This place was huge and cheap, but I didn't find much besides an old fat guy who tried to take me out on a date after telling me Jesus Christ was going to find me a good husband.

The sorriest excuse for a mall I've ever seen. My family and I had traveled all the way from…read moreAlabama to have a weekend with family from Texas. We were staying at the La Quinta and wanted to do some shopping so we googled outlet malls and saw that one was very nearby we all piled into the car only to find That all the windows and doors were boarded up in spite of all the big signs advertising it.

These outlets aren't extensive in number or variety, but they have some good stores, including a…read morevery large and lovely Coach outlet. We stopped on a road trip to New Orleans recently, and were impressed. It's a little hard to find, tucked away, but just follow the Cracker Barrel and you'll get there.

Used to have so many great stores. Now it hardly has any :(. Billy's has great food, The Rocky…read moreMountain Chocolate Factory has great treats. A few stores left.

I'll never darken any doorstep at this mall again!…read more I watched a movie at the theater inside, which I'll also be reviewing. Upon leaving the movie at roughly 9pm, we found the mall doors LOCKED! A staff member of the theater let us out a door from the theater. This meant that we had to walk around the entire outside of the mall to get to our vehicle! The saving grace was, it was a warm clear night. Had it been raining, it would have been awful. Shame on this mall for making patrons walk outside at night, instead of employing a security guard to escort folks through after mall hours. At least post signs so that unsuspecting out-of-town visitors are aware of the circumstances!

" So Unique, It Made My Wife Cry "…read more We visited the Yesterday's Children Antique Doll & Toy Museum in Vicksburg, MS. and had a wonderful time exploring the different old and collectible Dolls & Toys. My wife got a little teary eyed as she walked around the Museum telling me story after story about this Doll, and this Toy, that she used to have back in her child hood days. It is a great collection, and a very nice Museum to see. This is definitely a must see attraction in Vicksburg.

My husband and I visited this museum while staying in Vicksburg. There are a ton of dolls to…read moresee--all kinds, from different times. A fascinating story concerns a doll that belonged to a Jewish girl at the time of WWII. Apparently, the doll has been known to move and was featured on "Ghost Adventures." Although I enjoyed looking at dolls such as "Tiny Tears," which I'd had as a child, the antique dolls, and an assortment of Barbies, I also found the place to be quite eerie--maybe all those dolls in one place.

Fast service customer is a 5 very disappointed their very lazy it seems to have no structure in the…read morestore but the prices are right with food the clothing prices are ridiculous

The laziest staff I've ever encountered. There was a box of masks at the door- nobody by them with…read moreolder woman on her phone. I forgot my mask in the car so I go to grab one since it's an unattended box. Got yelled at and mask snatched out my hand told off, humiliated in the store.

This shop has a great selection of items for the home and for gifting. The personnel are friendly…read morebut not over attentive. I walked in during a leisurely afternoon stroll; walked out with two unique items I was pleased to have found. I'll be back because I know I missed seeing some of the inventory. Delightful experience.

My friend who I was traveling with puts together displays for our local area. He was looking for…read morespecific items, basically musical note ornaments and garland etc... This shop appears small, but when you walk inside you won't believe your eyes. Christmas decorations of all different sizes, shapes, colors and styles literally packed floor to ceiling (There were hundreds of items on the ceiling alone). When we walked in we were immediately greeted by a wonderful staff with everyone asking us if we needed something. One lady really took a particular interest in what he was doing and helped him out immensely. While he was on a guided tour of the shop I wandered around. I'm not a Christmas person at all, but was very tempted to take a lot home with me. As it was, I bought a great resin Dog with a light up headband and the price was well within line. I only wish I could get the people I work at the Home Depot where I work to learn that this kind of service will boost sales immensely.