I am a repeat customer of the store. One day i accidentally left something i bought there, and the…read moreowner held onto it till she saw me again. I was so touched that she did that. I have always gotten great service, great items, and i highly recommend this store! I will be a customer for life. They are generous in heart and spirit.

One of our favorite places to visit if we're looking to buy some great quality furniture at great…read moreprices! All of her pieces appear to have been cleaned as nothing is ever dirty. Pieces are priced to move so inventory changes often. She's very good about holding a piece with a refundable deposit. We have purchased a dining room set, dressing table with mirror, bustle bench and many small knick knacks. I highly recommend!

I'm a Thrift store junkie, and as such, I could not resist exploring this Thrift shop right on…read moreMain Street in Luray. Super friendly lady at the counter told us all about how the shop is run: essentially it all goes back to the community - to those in need. The prices were incredibly low,and we found a Tokanabe bowl for $2.50 + military discount! Also a great Sponge Bob sweater! Well worth the visit and multiple revisits!

Apparently this business moved from 42 W. Main to 10 E. Main…read more Walking into this place, I felt as if it would be a typical thrift store. What I soon found out was that this place feeds the homeless and the less fortunate through its sales of (mostly) donated items. Upstairs, they have mostly clothing and downstairs has various items with a room dedicated to kid's toys. I spotted a couple of "Mach 5" cars from the cartoon Speed Racer - one of my childhood favorites. I was also told that the items from Luray Caverns were donated by the tourist attraction and these items were selling for about $1 - a far cry from the $8 they gouge people at the actual site. My girl picked up a shirt she liked and we were happy with our finds. The people running the store were very cordial and couldn't have been more helpful. Check the place out - you never know what you might find.

Terrible. Whole building stinks like a giant pile of manure mixed in a pool-size blender with some…read moredead cattle/pigs and some steamy trash! They sell wormholed seats, wheelchairs, old jock-straps, ripped clothing, hunting gear with holes, greasy hinges: scratched and damaged merchandise. Come to lose your taste of smell for 3 days in a haze of PH-EW and trip over piles of rummage-collection junk mounds, that has not sold in 30 years. 0 star staaank

Decent selection of... everything? This place is fun for those who like to wander around looking…read morefor interesting new things to add to their home.

Great shop with incredibly good prices. Friendly and helpful staff also! They are so sweet! They…read moreonly take cash though, so just keep that in mind. Or check, although probably most people these days don't write checks.

This place is incredible, a truly hidden gem. The prices are extremely reasonable, and the curation…read moreis phenomenal. We scored books, a CD player, wall art, craft items, a vintage suitcase, records, and Knick knacks that would have been impossible to afford anywhere else. Absolutely must check this out if you like a crossover between vintage and thrifting! The owner is really kind and friendly.

Love it here! Found some amazing vintage clothes but their furniture and trinkets are one of a kind!read more

Right next to the distillery, you'll find this huge hidden antique shop full of treasures. The shop…read morelooks like a converted barn of sorts and has aisles and aisles of furniture, dishes, baskets, brassware, lighting fixtures, paintings, sculptures, books, glassware, and tons more! It was fun searching through all the different vintage pieces! I found some brass medallions for a great price and the shop attendant was kind enough to haggle a bit. I also found some tea things! I'll be back next time I visit this small town of Sperryville!

Holy Toledo! Everything is priced like a high end antique store, but it's really just used…read morefurniture and Goodwill hand me downs. We left after two minutes.

Your average Antiques store in my humble opinion. I was hoping to find more "rare" items with a…read morestory and history behind it but again, in my humble opinion, just found old-ish items. Amongst their collection of chotskies I was interested in their tea cup selection but didn't find items I'd love to showcase in my apartment back home. I did however spot a 60s stereo which was neat. We found the prices to be fair. I guess I was slightly disappointed because I thought we would encounter more unique items to the South and Virginia.

I really enjoyed the store. There are a ton of different booths set up inside. This is a great way…read moreto spend a rainy day! Prices seemed pretty reasonable And we found a couple of pieces we really liked

This place is a lot bigger than it appears from outside. There are individual 'stalls' for the…read morevarious vendors. Most seem to have signs posted that everything is 20 - 50% off. I didn't dig into each and every stall but there seemed to be a good variety of things throughout at all levels of pricing. If you are filling in a collection or just looking for something different, you might find it here.

This is my kind of place. Way bigger than it seems, though (for me) not so much so that it's…read moreoverwhelming. Lots of vendors. Lots of variety (except not a lot of furniture). And great prices. I left with three medium to large items that I am in love with. Right now, they're also having amazing sales. Almost every booth is 20-50% off! In the middle of nowhere, but worth the diversion if you're remotely in the area.