A great stop off the highway! Nice place to stretch your legs . Definitely spend a few hours here…read morelooking at all the antique & artisans shops in this square.

FIVE STARS! YES! GO! Prepared to spend all day here as they have eight separate antique stores all…read morein the same parking lot. Prices were fantastic in most. Some were a little bit higher but we found some amazing things for a great deals. If we'd had more room in the car we would have bought everything. Steve at Redbriar Antiques (in the corner) wants to tell you about all the free fun things to do in the Chattanooga area. Go see him!

They are always do helpful! They have a big j century of all kinds and types of antiques…read more On this visit, one of the staff helped me find a frame I needed.

You need to allow yourself a bit of time for this place. You will need a keen eye and a willingness…read moreto dig for the goodies but goodies you will find. I always give myself at least an hour and usually take longer. The variety is immense and prices are fair for the quality you find. This is not a junk store. And the house next door is not advertised but is full of splendid furniture and art work. It is well worth the time even if you don't buy a thing.

We spent way too much time and money here! The owners were magnificent though! We were standing…read moreoutside speaking to a gentleman who was admiring our corgi and one of the owners came outside to greet us and welcome our dog inside as well. Honestly, any business that welcomes our dog, I will almost every time purchase something-it means that much to me! The store holds a variety of items. It is a souvenir shop but this is probably one of the most unique souvenir shops I have ever visited. I like to purchase items when I travel that are locally made and this store had some items like that. Hubs and I took turns browsing the store and speaking with the owners, which made our experience more personable. I wanted to find something like an old souvenir Chattanooga vintage train but they did not have what I was picturing in my mind. Instead, the owners showed us trains they had in the window and offered to sell us the whole set but I could not afford it. Instead, we bargained for me to purchase a couple of pieces of the set. I thought it was very special of them to do that. We purchased some other souvenirs but none of them were sentimental like the train set pieces. I will definitely shop here again when we visit Chattanooga!

I thought this place might be cool, but it's a bit of a tourist trap. They have a t-shirt room with…read moreChattanooga tees but nothing else all that interesting. You can skip this place.

Amazing crafts, vintage wear and arts. The vendors are great and lots of varieties! A must see!read more

Such a fun and friendly shopping center! They have areas for the different vendors. You walk…read morethrough and bring what you would like to the front for checkout. Everyone we met was so pleasant and nice, answering any questions we had and adding to the quality of our visiting. Knowledgeable of the products they hosted, they were able to help me pick out the perfect items. They are also pet friendly and welcome all well behaved, leashed pets. We will definitely be back for more shopping here!

Just the average donations to a thrift store. I didn't see anything particularly special or to keep…read moremy attention enough inside for more than 5min.

Great little shop that I try to visit at least once a week to see what's new. I've gotten a new…read moreIKEA bed on one visit, while snagging a vintage 'mission style' couch on another. Employees are friendly and prices are mostly reasonable. 4stars bc my allergies go crazy (throat itching, sneezing) if I stay too long. Dust/dust mites presence is pretty bad.

What a beautiful place , it's huge and so many beautiful things…read more Very unique booths and great friendly staff. Very helpful and fun atmosphere place . Can't wait to go back !!

WOW!!! the new store is amazing !!! big and full of…read moreanything you could need . I was surprised at how beautiful and clean it is . You will love just going through it . Chattanooga's new gem

My co-worker and I stopped in here the other day while we were out looking for some stuff. This…read morelittle shop is tucked away in a depressed section of Cleveland, near the old Whirlpool site. There is ample parking and the hours are decent given the type store this is. We walked in and were pleasantly greeted by a nice young lady who was extremely helpful. The booths seemed nice and there was a lot of items to browse. I want to go back and spend some time looking through the antiques when I have more time to spend. When that happens, I will post more pictures and update this review. In the meantime, stop in and spend some money and help keep this little hidden gem in business.

Nothing fantastic of the place, An ordinary antique mall type place.Nothing bad either, other than…read morethe typical dark dungeon type atmosphere,cripes put in some cheap shop lighting if anything. Go to WalMart and buy the 4' above hangiing 110 plug in set ups for like 10.00 each minus bolbs. Stupid how they keep the place dso dam dark.Just another of many antique semi mall setups. good stuff, and as usual lots of junk also, but thats up to the byer, right?

This store looked relatively new but was pretty big inside and loaded with lots of souvenirs to…read moreenjoy like clothing, coasters, mugs, magnets, etc. Prices were fair and quality was about mid what you'd expect at a cheaper souvenir shop. Nothing in here was name brand or fancy. It was cool inside on a hot day and the employee behind the counter was extremely friendly and greeted me warmly while I browsed.

This was probably best souvenir shop I visited in Chattanooga! The prices were reasonable and they…read morehad a lot of items that people would actually want - mostly apparel like t-shirts and sweatshirts, but they also had socks, caps, shot glasses, magnets, kitchen towels, even guitar picks. A previous review did mention that the hours weren't precise. They were supposed to open at 10am when we went but weren't open until around 10:30.