Just when we thought good taste and quality antiques were vanishing--along comes Green Acres…read more Great selection of furniture, art and even high quality vintage women's handbags. Owners sometimes out picking up more inventory so good to call first. Highly recommended.

This is quite an extensive mall, with a large variety of antique/vintage items to browse and…read moreexplore. The prices range from moderate to high; but there are quality items from which to choose (especially in cut glass, China, etc.). If one enjoys hunting for a "treasure"; this location provides a solid opportunity.

The store itself is packed with many interesting items. I had the unfortunate experience of buying…read morea crystal wine glass that was chipped. I truly thought the woman who opened the case and chose which glasses I would buy checked for imperfections. The vendor, Suenette, refused to replace the glass and refused to return my money - which is so incredibly dishonest and unethical. Store personnel spoke with her and are allowing her to refuse to make this right. I am very disappointed and feel so disrespected. I cannot recommend this store and suggest people not support customers being treated in such a shoddy way. What happened here is the equivalent of stealing.

Very large antique store, lots of vendors, a lot of choices. It is situated next to a bowling…read morealley and a car museum.

Such an awesome gem of a vintage shopping experience. This place is full of awesome mix of vintage…read moreantiques, toys, local pottery, and almost any collectible you can think of. Be sure to include it in your next trip through the Georgia mountains. It's also connected to an antique car museum which makes it even better.

This is a family-run clean, well curated vintage/antique store…read more Literally has something for everyone (furniture, clothes, glassware, books, cast iron, Americana, kitchenware, toys and collectibles). The main floor is accessible however, the basement area requires stairs. (I did not see an alternative way to get downstairs but there may be one.). Free parking is available and there are handicapped designated spaces. Items are merchandised in individual vendor booths. Prices seemed very reasonable and some booths offered additional discounts. If using a credit card, a service charge is added. Cash or debit cards are king. Spent a pleasant time browsing and came away with some treasures. Elizabeth and Company is well worth a visit and appears to have enough turnover to make regular return visits.

This is my favorite antique shop to visit in the area. They have expanded, so now there's even…read moremore. From coins up to furniture, they have a lot. Never know what you may find. Plenty of treasures. The staff are pleasant, and if you have something in mind, they will try to find it. It's not all antiques, as each of the vendors may have their own specialties in their booths. Definitely worth a stroll through the store!

Perfect trinket/gift shop with lots to choose from, can be pricy but does have discounts sometimes…read more Items range from bath/body, kitchen, apparel/jewelry, garden and even a Christmas section year round! Can't forget the local pimento cheese that is to die for. Great all around shop.

Whenever we're in the area, we shop in this charming shop. They have wonderful greeting cards,…read morecandles and gifts.

EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN!…read more This store was just one of a few stores that was opened on the square during the Mountain Laurel Festival. It has been in the community for approximately 20 years. While I browsed, my husband enjoyed speaking with the owner who is from the same state as my husband. This store carries interesting antiques and other furnishings. If you love the beauty of natural wood and furnishings with a history, you will enjoy this store. They carry dressers, chests, dining sets, china cabinets, chairs and more. Some of the pieces were huge and would only fit in a space with soaring ceilings, yet would definitely make a statement. The price point for several of the items were a bit shocking but I am not sure how much work may have gone into preparing the piece for resale. As long as we see a continued trend towards more modern furnishings of lesser quality, these types of stores will continue to thrive. When it comes to quality, price is sometimes irrelevant or at most secondary. I think the owner's favorite color must be green because he had hand painted his entire floor in green using a squeegie! It was very cool and creative. The one item that really caught my attention happened to be a little wooden chair that had a really cute design but also painted in a rich green color. So cute and definitely my favorite item in the store.

This antique store has some intresting items, but very overpriced. Furniture, wallart, books, and…read moredecor.