I was very satisfied with my trip to 425 Market Place Antiques…read more The location is slightly off the beaten path (behind a restaurant on Holcomb Bridge Road) but totally worth the effort to find. The store has 2 floors and an eclectic array of 1920's-1990's vintage. I was surprised at the amount of massive, complete china sets and complete porcelain figure sets. I found a particular piece I've NEVER seen before and they had the ENTIRE set. The prices were below average for the area and they had a major sale going on while I was there, which was awesome! Both the owner and the cashier were beyond helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. I really enjoyed my time in this store and they were so appreciative for my business. I will absolutely come again and really recommend this fun little place.

This antique shop, located in historic Roswell, is housed in a rustic loft with exposed beams and…read morean "old-time country store" feel. It is the most pleasant atmosphere of any antique shop in town. The dealers here take great pride in creating vignettes inspired by current magazines as well as home decorating shows. You will find a variety of unique antique and vintage treasures, from furniture to garden accessories, kitchenware, glassware, collectibles, period clothing, and jewelry. Stock changes daily, so you never know what you will find! Be sure to go upstairs to the "Bargain Loft," where you will find collectibles priced $9.99 or less and furniture for $49.99 or less!

You never know how good a company truly is until they resolve an issue for you. Management went…read moreabove and beyond to make me feel understood and took care of me beyond expectations. Thank you!You have a customer and and someone who will tell every to shop here!

I am a sucker for antique shops and this one will reel you right in. City Antiques is ginormous,…read morewith the first & main warehouse space a massive size, along with a back garden area and an additional smaller building full of goodies. You can find a vast set of treasures here, from clothing to jewelry to decor and knick knacks to furniture, stunning chandeliers, sports jerseys and collector items, records, paintings, Christmas stuff and way more. They have dozens of different vendor sections in here and each has their own charm and personality of items to be found. Also, for my book lovers you CANNOT miss the antique library collection that is straight to the right when you enter at the front. You will be blown away by its beauty and history. The workers here were all really friendly too. Some items were pretty spendy but I found there was a lot that was within reasonable prices too even though they're antique. If you're able to come at the right time where sales are happening you can get even better deals as well.

Updated Address: 2628 Pleasant Hull Road Suite 200, Duluth, GA 30096…read more UPDATE: Still Awesome! As of December 2020, Jiwantsclothes has a new location with a much larger selection of all things vintage, select, and unique fashion items from shoes to hats and clothes. Also a new line of JWC hats which is really cool to see. Just to stress again the uniqueness of this store, really a one of kind spot in Duluth and I highly recommend anyone interested in fashion and supporting local business owners check this one out. :) Legendary Duluth streetwear store. Don't know what to say other than this is a must visit for all interested in vintage, hype, designer, and all other streetwear. Sneaker collection here is insane for the for week of opening. Apparently it's growing day by day in terms of variety and selection. Found in a little plaza near Soccer Locker and down the street from Shorty Howell Park. This is the perfect size spot for a hideaway/hole in the wall. I hope this spot becomes the next big thing. Service and employees are next level. All smiles and passion. Great hang out spot to meet other enthusiasts in the sneaker game! Hours are everyday, which makes it super convenient. I picked up a bunch of ATL 1996 stuff. Sizing varies but changing rooms available. Stop by here! It'll become an icon of the area in no yi

Bought a pair of nike sb dunks "panda" for my girl from this location only later realize they were…read morefake. Pretty good knock offs tho. I had my suspicions because the toe of the shoe was really soft and delicate. Not like any of my other dunks. And the box also has some minor differences It was confirmed when We tried to sell the shoe on stock x and the authenticator proved it was a fake. Not trying to knock their hustle cause it seems like a team of young guys running the spot and I'm all for young business owners especially minorities. just dont go there expecting 100% authentic sneakers. Not upset that I bought fake shoes, but i am upset that i paid above market rate for said fake shoes $200

To say this is my favorite place would be an understatement. I find great clothes, gifts, and…read morehousehold items. It is a really fun place!

Made a purchase but forgot to measure some additional items, so I sent an email asking if they…read morewould provide the measurements. My email was never answered. I expect more from a business.

This is the second year we've enjoyed the European Market on Milton - a gathering of local artisans…read morepresenting vintage style home decor/furniture, handcrafted jewelry, adult and children's clothing & accessories and some pretty unique gift ideas. This event is held once yearly and is a rain or shine event. The mix of items and artisans changes - this year, we found an especially interesting woodworker who makes everything from tables to clocks from old wine casks and an artisan who turns empty wine bottles into honestly beautiful jewelry. There were several home decor stalls, an all-natural soap/lotion/bath salts/candle maker, some cool leather items for sale and one really artistic booth with vignette boxes featuring dolls. In addition to the European Market, many of the the Alpharetta merchants roll out their wares to the sidewalk and downtown becomes the place to be...stroll along the farmer's market and get fresh bread and vegetables (and a delicious scone for dessert!), then take in the European Market for gift ideas or for your own home. As with all events downtown, parking isn't a challenge - the large (and free) parking deck at City Hall is never full and with the new pedestrian crosswalk across Main Street, getting to the event is both easy and safe.

Walked in and the greeting did not have me feeling welcome. Maybe the lady was having a bad day,…read morebut was never spoken to again while there. What a disappointment. Won't be back.

I like their selection and the fact that their profits and some of their clothing is give to…read morehomeless women,

Don't judge by the window view! 130 booths and front looks like just furniture but there is a…read morevariety of things inside. It's worth browsing around!

Simple Finds is a large consignment shop that sits at the corner of Peachtree Boulevard and…read moreChamblee Dunwoody. It sits in a small plaza where it acts as the anchor store. Like most consignment stores, Simple Finds is overwhelming with the amount of inventory they have. It is stacked from entry to exit, from wall to wall and floor to ceiling! They have all the varieties of items you would expect at a consignment store from jewelry, art, furniture, tchotchkes, statues, records, lighting and much more. We like to wander around consignment shops and this area of Chamblee Dunwoody, they are plentiful. So, when we make our trip over this way Simple Finds is always on the list to swing by. We are usually after unique furniture items, and on their good days, Simple Finds has a decent selection from small tables to large cabinets, etc...Outside of the furniture, there is not a lot of items that are eye catching for us here. Service is hit and miss here, never terrible, but also not what I would describe as "friendly" either. Additionally, pricing here is a bit inflated. I get the whole "one persons trash is another persons treasure", but come on... Overall, Simple Finds is a random weekend stop for us on occasion. I will say that visiting here is like visiting a massive neighborhood yard sale, so you get lucky from time to time, but for the most part...it is just a place to browse for us.

It used to be decent until they started overpricing items. The department stores don't even charge…read morewhat they do for used and second-hand items.

Good thrift store cheap stuff prices are different day from $1.50- .50$ yes.50 cents everything in…read morethe store the same price if you go on .75cent day everything in store is that price.

I thought I will give them an other chance since my friend had done well with them by taking in…read moresome furniture. Boy, was I wrong. Nice young man asked me to pull up to the curb. Tall lady with dark hair and glasses came to estimate my furnitures. Ok, so I understand if you don't want a lonely barstool, and if you rather want two dining table chairs because a pair might sell better. However, I had a nice wooden side table with a glass top and shelf with glass sides. You could place small trinkets under the glass for display. She didn't even bother to take a good look at this item on the back seat of my car. She didn't understand how the table worked. So, I'll be happy to donate my furniture to Mostly Mutts instead of wasting my time with this Revive in Woodstock.

Went by today to ask about donating my wifes designer clothes and asked what charities they…read moresupport. Answer was NONE

They have amazing clothes all high end brands. Best place to go to get great finds. I also sell…read moreclothes here and I get top dollar. So much nicer than other consignment stores.

I absolutely love this shop! It is more of an upscale boutique than a consignment store. We were…read moreable to find tons of Irans for my teenagers and me. Most items were brand new and everything is name brand!