Loads of glass, stuffed animals, and books, with some interesting antiques thrown in. I did like…read morethe lemon and lime dispenser which was totally adorable. There were also cute bird houses. This is a fun way to spend a few hours, but you really have to pick through all the cutie stuff to find anything. You could honestly call antique. Nice layout with wide aisles.

This is an absolute gem of a lazy Saturday outing from Columbia. Plan to arrive at 10 am or later…read moreand spend an hour or more browsing the various vendor booths with a great range of vintage and antique merchandise. We always find something(s) we need to have. After 11 am, make your way to the basement and behold the welcoming nostalgic setting of the cafe. From quiche to salads to sandwiches, there are many tasty options with quality ingredients. I had the quiche and salad with house made dressing ... my wife had the BLT with pimento cheese and a great sour cream potato salad. We brought an amazing slice of chocolate cake home for our daughter ... scrumptious! Oh, and it's a bottle/can restaurant so you can have your personal preference of the soda you like. Be sure to check out the unique bathroom decor and try the hand salt scrub before returning to shopping. All in all, a great few hours of shopping and lunch.

Lots of individual booths, at least it felt that way, gorgeous space. The upstairs space is open…read moreto the downstairs. Plus they have a basement, textile store & a tea room! I was running through on a quick break from the conference and super happy I checked out this fun gift shop. I snagged a fun pair of earrings for myself! I will have to check them out more next year!

English Tea (offered Fridays and Saturdays) was very special. Delicious soups, salad, tea…read moresandwiches, scones with cream and lemon curd, and three amazing desserts. A huge selection of teas. Beautiful environment with a selection of spectator hats to borrow for the occasion.

First- what a cute name! Tiny little SC town with a couple of fab antique stores right next to each…read moreother! I found a few items- but my big find was a large crock- I am thinking it was early 1900's- but I had never seen one with a grip handle on one side and a loop "finger" handle on the other. It also had a wonderful blue stripe around the shoulders of the pot. I snagged it as a gift for a fellow potter who is building a new studio and gallery and wants a museum portion representative of the area and the generational potters in the region. Yes- I am a big ole weirdo squatting down to turn giant pots over to look for makers marks or signatures. Turning it around checking all over for any identifying marks. 1800's and 1900's American pottery was largely unsigned, which makes it extremely difficult to track heritage pieces. Anyway- I gave said crock to my friend and she was so delighted! I believe the coffee shop has a separate listing- but that is also a wonderful perk to this shop- coffee and treats on site! And yes, you can take your coffee around the antique shop! Thank you to the lady who carried that huge pot up to the front for me!

If you come here be aware that what people are rating is the coffee apparently. The antique store…read moreis cutsie with animal heads, reproduction signs, toys, clothes, and music that was much too loud.

What an awesome Thrift Store. Beth greeted me at the front and was super nice and this place is…read morefull of hidden treasures. Take your time to go up and down every aisle.

The mini shops kept going and going. It was like a wonderful maze and fun to experience , and I…read moredefinitely want to go back. We arrived with over an hour before closing, and were the last ones to leave. They do accept cards, but if we have cash, they are happy to accept that as well. The cashier was super nice, and they just allowed us to take our time which was appreciated since there was so much to see and decide on.

The people that work there are great & friendly. Prices were also good, not over charging you at…read moreall.

We found this lovely antique store in Woodruff, South Carolina, right on Main Street. The…read moreproprietor was friendly and helpful, the shop was charming, and we actually found some 78 RPM records my husband had to adopt. There were vintage toys, furniture, China, and glassware, and even an old Victrola. Prices were very fair. We highly recommend Main Street Antiques..

We wandered in here and were surprised at the large selection and AMAZING prices! Very very…read morereasonable for nice furniture and art. Bonus points for great air conditioning and clean space.

If you're looking for AI slop to hang on your walls, this is the spot!! Both locations are…read moreabsolutely riddled with it.

Hidden gem! I found this place as I was driving through. It was an excellent stop. I could spend…read morehours looking at everything in there. It cost a bit pricey but there were some great finds. Norman Rockwell prints, collectible lighters, figurines. The lady in the store was incredible friendly. I will definitely return if I'm ever going that direction again!

Was just there on a Saturday morning and what a nice antique shop! It's always fun to see things…read morethat I grew up with in the 70's and the 80's and now they are antiques! They have alot of different vendors and their prices are great! so worth the drive!!

I came in at 5 and they close at 5:30, so I will be coming back to be able to have a nice stroll…read morethrough the store But I still got some things, there was so much The prices were a bit high on a lot so I'm not used to paying that on antiquing But the customer service was great 3.5 until I can come back and do a good walk through

We had a great time thrifting today and found some amazing deals. There's a lot of areas with extra…read morediscounts. The staff is super friendly and the place is organized. There was a great variety of items from iconic cups to tea sets and even vintage fur coats. I will definitely return