This was not my first visit and it certainly won't be the last!! I really enjoy this shop in BSL…read moreand every now and then when I drive to BSL I stop here. Interesting assortment of stuff. Some old and recycled-some new.

I don't believe there is anything that you could not find here! Fantastic staff, Everything from…read morebooks & jewelry to art or gourmet foods to costumes and jewelry. It's there. Themed cocktail napkins, as well as, Bay Saint Lewis Is memorabilia. From affordable to pricey... You pay for what you get and you can find any price range here.

Once we found out that the true owner of the store was phantom the cat, and not the friendly and…read morecharming Miss Dawn, we were all in!! Eclectic, fun and relaxed vibes are the main take away from this family-run store. We saw cookbooks, useful items, and a state quality furniture at amazingly affordable prices. Will make this our first stop in basin Saint Louis from now on! Highly recommend!

Cute flea market. Lots of items for sale. Friendly employees, lots of parking, easy in and out…read more There was quite the selection of knickknacks, kitchen items, decorations. Very well organized. Clean and just so much stuff!

Amazing flea market!!! Without a doubt one of my favorites. The owners are great, very friendly and…read moreappreciate every customer and let them know. Professional courtesy, knowledge of their inventory and a discerning eye for quality makes this my go-to spot, even during the COVID crisis, because they insist on masks. My ultimate finds this trip were the Art Deco Jadite Gulf salt & pepper shakers and the St Jude statue. I highly recommend this business for the perfect gift or the perfect addition to your collections.

Awesome vintage and new merchandise. Shop is attractive, clean and well lighted. Quality…read moremerchandise at great prices.

Great buys, fun shopping, reasonable pricing on most items. You just have to know when they are…read moreopen, which is not too often.

Opened: Antique junction did shut down for a few years, HOWEVER there is another great shop open…read morethere now. Remember When Vintage Antiques and More. The store is crammed full of great things from furniture to glass collectibles. They are open Tues Wed Fri Sat from 10-5.

Beautiful, quality artisanal gifts and antiques in the Long Beach-Gulfport area: one-stop shopping…read morewith no need to go all the way over to the Bay or Ocean Springs. This shop is absolutely the dictionary definition of "hidden gem" - a bit out-of-the-way, low-key signage - and astonishingly chock full of every sort of charming thing you can think of. Really; if you're looking for anything from local art to handmade gifts to world-traveler antiques to vintage clothing, you can find an array of it here that will simply knock your socks off, and at extremely reasonable prices. Owner Miss Cherie will have your heart wrapped around her little finger in minutes with her warm friendliness and wide knowledgeability, and if you're looking for something you can't quite find, odds are she can find it for you. Check it out. Unless you're looking for something you really ought to be in a chichi specialty shop for anyway, you won't be sorry.

Great thrift store with a large variety of clothing and home goods. Prices and service are good…read more I did not find any great treasures this time but had a good time trying.

I stopped by America's Thrift Store in Biloxi yesterday and honestly could not believe the prices…read more What surprised me even more was hearing shopper after shopper in the aisles making the same comments out loud. Many people assume this is a charity-run thrift store where proceeds mostly go to helping people in need. What most shoppers do not realize is that America's Thrift Stores is a privately owned, for-profit company operating a large retail business using donated merchandise that costs them nothing to acquire. Yes, they advertise support for charitable organizations like House of Grace, but public reporting shows these types of partnerships often involve limited contractual payments to the charities while the retail company keeps the larger resale profits. Meanwhile, customers are seeing heavily used household items, damaged goods, and ordinary donated clothing priced at -- and sometimes above -- original retail prices. That raises a fair question: At what point does a "thrift store" stop being a thrift store and simply become a highly profitable resale business built on free inventory and the public's assumption that they are supporting charity? People should know who they are shopping with -- and who is actually benefiting from their money.

I want everything in this shop! It truly reminded me of a boutique you'd find in the Malibu Country…read moreMart or on Melrose Avenue in L.A. Great candles, jewelry, gifts and furniture more cozy than any Restoration Hardware! Owners Wendy and Theresa are beyond charming and helped me find exactly what I needed.

Love this store and everyone is so helpful! It's got a gorgeous aesthetic and well curated products…read morefrom pj's to furniture and seasonal items at a variety of price points. It's evident that this is a labor of love for the owners. Love this addition to the bay!

If you are ever looking for something unique for your home or a gift, you will surely find it here…read more I always shop here when I'm traveling through. Wish we had a Sassy Bird in Charleston!! I really need their designer for fresh ideas at home.

I shopped at the original shop and now I love going to the "new" shop on Main St. in Bay St. Louis…read more Sassy Bird is a lovely and classy shop for gifts, something special for someone special as well as Interior Design assistance. The sophisticated space stands out with so many "tourist" places selling tge same type stuff. I highly recommend Sassy Bird when you are looking for something different like Brackish jewelry or bow ties! I bought a beautiful Brackish bracelet a couple of years ago and I love it. don't miss this unique shop!