"Antique Mall" it is not. Granddaddy's is a giant consignment shop - Emphasis on giant - With a…read moredizzying array of wares to browse that range from "should've stayed in the dumpster it was found in" to "and to think someone had this on their body/in their home." Otherwise, it is booth after booth after booth of items that belong at an outdoor weekend flea market and offered for half of the asking price with the peddler available. The asking price on the tag was the price on the tag, so an actual "deal" is not at play here. Womp womp. If you enjoy gawking, are in search of a gag gift or just want to waste some time leisurely walking, this is a spot to stop. 4 stars because the building is large enough to be called a "mall," did not smell like feline urine, a moldy basement or home to rodents, and there is plenty of room to maneuver around without feeling the wall to wall indoor yard sale items may tumble down upon you. We visited January 2026 on a mild temperature (high 50's/low 60's degrees) day so it wouldn't be fair to speak of actual climate control amid the heat of summer (Easter to Halloween) or bitterly cold days in this remnant of a flagship store; ymmv on how hot or cold the building is. This "mall" is clearly the remnants of a former flagship store in a strip mall and not too much to speak of nearby.

As Antique Malls go, this place has a lot to look at. Located in East Burlington off of 40/85.. It…read moreis like being in a museum for consumer goods. I found a Lee Smith Christmas book! Cashiers were friendly.

My wife and I are enjoying the hunt of vintage and antique finds. Our home includes a mixture of…read moreour favorite items we've collected and continue to collect. We have some small collections of cast iron, Pyrex, coins, blue cornflower corning ware, etc. We have also enjoyed finding items and re-selling them occasionally. I guess you could call us pickers. My in-laws are also pickers. When they were in town visiting us a few weeks ago we brought them to several antique stores. Treasures on the Lane was one of those stops. While we were there, my wife noticed they were advertising a vacant shelf within a lighted cabinet for $15/month. She asked a few questions and obtained a business card. About a week later my wife decided to call and inquire. She spoke with Phil, one of the owners and he provided her with the necessary information and she decided to give it a try. The next weekend we arrived and filled out a bit of paperwork and set up her space. We also enjoy looking around when we stop in. The store consists of a wide array of items including coins, baseball cards, Pyrex, corning ware and other vintage glassware and dishes, military items, vintage toys, and much more. Treasures on the Lane is also very convenient to the interstate making it an easy stop even if just passing through Burlington.

Expect an Eclectic shopping experience drenched with nostalgia. Has lots of old housewares, like…read morestuff we used back in the 70's for real. Few clothes but cool trendy dresses and shirts and some T-shirts. Posters,etc Great prices. Helpful staff. Ample parking. Stinky bathroom but it least it has one. There's a Goodwill nearby too, so check out our to when in the area.

Wonderful place to bargain shop. Nice items. Locally owned and operated. It's Christian based and…read morehelpful.

Great selection of everything but so EXPENSIVE. I can't believe how much they charge for everything…read more- it's crazy that it's a THRIFT store

Went to this store, and it was truly a breath of fresh air! The staff was amazing, and for once I…read morecould find things not only for my boys, but for my teenage daughter as well

Terrible place to shop I did not live the environment. She focus more on customers in the store…read more Would liked to have a better experience

They ladies are very friendly and helpful. A wide selection of antiques to modern items for your…read morehome or for a friend. There are handmade, old and new items. Plus, all ages will be able to find something. They also do consignment too.

The finds were great but the prices were even better and the employees were AMAZING! It was our…read morefirst time there and they talked to us like we were there daily. I appreciated them so much. I did get an item without a price tag and when I asked frankly I expected the same as usual, expensive, but they gave me a price that was beyond fair, it was GREAT! They saw how much I wanted this item and were so fair about the price I bought it AND three more things and this was the SECOND day of shopping in there. If you want great find, wonderful prices and Amazing people, this is your place. Now, it's a given, every Birthday and Mother's Day, when asked what do you want to do for your bday, Memory Lane is first thing out of my mouth. Now my friends are asking to go with!

This store had some interesting items, however most of the prices were higher than average. The…read morestore is way too full and you cannot move around to look in the store. If the store would remove some of the items so you could actually look at the shelves it would be better. The staff was very nice.

This is a wonderful thrift store that offers everything for the home from books to shelves to…read moretablecloths to picture frames, all supporting a good cause. Unfortunately this location closed recently, supposedly to move into a new facility in Burlington, but as yet it has not reopened nor has a reopening date been stated. It's a loss to everyone who loves secondhand goods not to have Hospice Flea Market up and running again!

Who doesn't love a bargain. And who doesn't love supporting a good, no--a GREAT--cause?…read more Hospice is so important--and often are the unsung heroes for those who are leaving this life and provide so much needed caring and comfort for those left behind. Someone gave me the head's up about the Hospice Flea Market. First off, I didn't really know where Haw River was. And the first time I took the trek out trying to find it, it seemed like I was lost. And then there it was--this HUGE thrift store in an understated shopping mall. We walked in and there is a huge variety of nearly everything! Books are nicely organized and rightly priced. Need some holiday decor--they have plenty! If you need anything for someone who has been incapacitate or needs additional nursing care, you're likely to find it here. What you WON'T FIND is clothing!!!!! So if you're looking for that, keep on driving and go to their sister-store in Burlington (Hospice League Clothing Store). What I love is that there are some hidden gems here. Their pricing is surprisingly high and there is no negotiation. But what is important is that you are supporting an AMAZING cause. So who doesn't mind paying a premium price for that? Check it out! And support them.

Dear Anthony... I understand the difference between Antiques…read morestores and vintage stores. I have sold in antique stores/ vintage markets for years. I know what I'm talking about. But thank you

Awesome vintage store. Super wide collection of all sorts of vintage stuff. Staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful. Great place to drop into and find something cool.