This place has really been coming along. They now have an additional building next door. I met…read morethe owner yesterday and he said if you like whatever this is, there is more of it next door. We spent a few hundred dollars and had a good time looking. They have a fee for credit card so we used some cash. Clean, well put together collection of things that allow a group with different interests to look around at the same time all looking at different things. We stop here every few months to see what is new. Talked to a few vendors yesterday and they are all nice. Some cool finds yesterday. Different stuff from last time I was there.

Go for coffee (it was yummy!) but double check your prices before check out. I grabbed four…read moreTupperware trays for my daughter thinking the price was $15. apparently that was per tray. I also bought two tiny metal trays that I collect and they were priced at $8.99 for two. of course they input everything in by hand and my total was $88 and change! so I'm thinking they charged those individually as well. holy moly! I was too embarrassed and shocked to figure it out at checkout and had to rush to a lunch meeting. No receiptMy son and I love to thrift/antique together but wanted to give a warning on this particular place! we ventured to another shop in Lexington and were able to find clear pricing and great deals!

Quaint little antique/shabby chic "boutique" off of Main Street in Lexington, NC. The owner is as…read moresweet as the store is! You can find items such as plates, towels, soaps, baskets, trinkets, cupboards, etc. they have a great selections of items for your home and the environment is very warm and inviting! Absolutely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Visiting from Los Angeles this was a refreshing spot for locally hand made items and antiques. Very…read morewelcoming staff and I'm definitely coming back!

This place has tons of spices & "for dummies" books. I'm sure if you need to learn something &…read morewant it from the "for dummies" series, you will find it here. Essentially, this is a larger version of a dollar store with some better items. Did not find what we were looking for here but we might come back to buy some spices for a fair price.

This place has a lot of different items that you do not see in other stores. I've been there 3…read moretimes and absolutely love it. The first time I walked in, I saw Mike Lindell's My Pillows for sale. I knew then that this was a true American store "No Cancel Culture" and was going to be a great place to shop. I'll be going back again and again.

A whirlwind of antiques and vintage items from nicnaks, to antique firehoses... from comic books to…read morevintage tools and knives. It is worth the drive (we came from Winston-Salem) and the time to weave through the dozens of vendor spots...

Absolutely wonderful establishment to find various home decor, accessories and so much more! All of…read morethe pieces carried here are so unique and not items you would find just anywhere. It's apparent that a lot of thought is put into which pieces they carry. They are constantly getting new inventory and you can find plenty of seasonal as well as traditional pieces. A must stop if you are in the area!

Another raving review for Kiser country. I'm convinced they can do no wrong. Some of the most…read moredelicious specialty lattes. They always have a specialty menu but you can always order off of a regular menu as well. They also have great choices for gifts, home decor, and more! If you haven't been to Kiser yet you MUST!

I like a good country store and I thought I saw they had ice cream which they didn't but they did…read morehave some great smelling coffee. I didn't buy any coffee, but there was a lot of people who were and the reviews look like it is well worth it. We looked around the shop, cute little knick-knacks and stuff for the home. Small-ish, seemed nice, maybe next time I will get the coffee.

Everything was amazing and my teenage boys loved everything as well!…read more Service was wonderful and great with the mock tails for my kiddos to try something g other than soda and my husband who is sober I personally loved the cocktails and wine selection as well.

Great store! Full of great gifts & antiques... The new…read moreowners are very friendly & helpful!

We stopped in while visiting the area and were so glad we did. This shop is a true local gem with a…read morenostalgic, small-town charm. The shelves are packed with an impressive variety of candy--from classic chocolates to fun, individually wrapped treats you don't often find anywhere else. They also carry small gifts, unique goodies and an antiques in the back, which makes it a fun spot to browse whether you're shopping for yourself or looking for something to take home. Even though we didn't end up buying anything this time, we really enjoyed wandering through and taking it all in. It's the kind of place that brings out your inner kid and makes you smile. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area and want to experience a bit of local flavor and charm!

Just got back to the Candy Factory. They do have sugar-free candy!! Today we got some goodies and a…read morecandy dish. Very friendly in Uptown Lexington. Near Conrad and Hinkle. Next to Shoto.

I used to live here in Lexington but moved away. I always hit up the black chicken when I'm in…read moretown. The service is great and coffee always delicious

The setting of this coffee shop is in an old house located right next to the post office. After…read moretaking care of an errand my husband and I popped in here one weekday afternoon for a couple of iced coffees. There are various downstairs rooms a large front porch set up with tables and some comfy seating. The location seemed to be popular with the locals as there were several groups located throughout the house either hanging out socially or working. We ordered from an extremely polite and accommodating barista and she was patient while we perused their long list of various coffee flavor concoctions. Although I don't remember the specific ones we ordered they were both pretty good. Although they do not use Torani brand syrups so the flavors did taste a bit synthetic. There are also a lot of various items for sale throughout the shop. I ended up purchasing a little knitted sock that fits on your broom handle to be used as a duster. For only $4 I felt like it was a cute and unique find. I actually wished I bought a couple more as gifts. If you're looking for a good little coffee place in the area that isn't one of the many big chains definitely give Black Chicken Coffee a try!