One of the last antique stores that I visited over in the Kingsport area. This antiqu. store was…read morereally impressive since there was also so much to check out. Plenty of great historic artifacts to check out that are all neatly organized. This place features a couple of floors to check out so if you are an avid antique Hunter , this place will keep you entertained for hours at least. Prices here were pretty fair and a staff here was very friendly. Overall, I thought this was just your average antique store experience.

Love this store! So many great antiques and beautiful pieces! Owners know history behind many if…read morethe items as well. We've purchased several pieces and love them. The prices are very reasonable as well. Definitely recommend you check this store out.

Best thrifting in Ashe county; well stocked with constantly changing treasures!! Store is clean and…read morewell organized with lots of friendly volunteers to offer help when needed.

I'm an old handyman who still does lots of creating/building stuff, usually from weldable/brazable…read moremetals. It's a hobby, these days. Comes in handy for neighbors I like. The inventory in this store is always changing, but it is always much, much cheaper than standard "Box" stores. I'm talking about Walmart, Home Depot, etc. I've never had a bad experience with any of their counter folks. Try it...You'll..... Happy Christmas. Ron from Erwin. Five stars from this old Electrical Engineer.

Me and my wife recently visited the store to see what the store had offer and to support a Cause…read morefor what this store does. They have Wags to Riches merchandise in one corner of the store just to support the business. Overall, I was truly not impressed with the store selection since it was pretty Bare Bones. There was plentiful parking around the building. Staff here was pretty friendly as well. This place has a dressing room as well if you want to try on some products. This store has no selection of men's clothing or apparel at all whatsoever. There are no public restrooms here either just to forewarn you before entering. Overall, I was more so unimpressed with the store than anything unfortunately.

The thrift store is very unorganized and somewhat pricey for a thrift store but it's for a good…read morecause. The staff seem to be very irritated with one another and sometimes to they were downright hateful. But I did find items that I really wanted.

Tri-city Flea Market has a lot of booths with trinkets and knick-knacks that catch people…read moreattention. This flea market has food, clothing, toys, collectibles, and more that is calling out to you to buy it. Interesting people, unique experience, and a whole lot of things to buy. Parking On site wherever available Payment Majority is cash Payment Restrooms Available

At the flea market I found a shirt that said "You're the Trailer Park - I'm the Tornado." The…read moredesign had 1990's look to it but was a new design. The designer wasn't there but their business card was so I grabbed it. It was a women's XL shirt so I thought it would be too small. Actually it was the size of a men's triple XL. I guess will have to order one my size. Other shirts I saw there (different designer though) were "Heifer Please" and "The Confederate States of America - Love it or Leave it" (bravest losers of all time)... oh and the Jeep ones that say "Boobie Bouncer." They also had a section that printed older style shirts, like the "In Loving Memory" ones or the heart ones with you and your lover's name. I remember at the fair seeing these type of shirts all the time in the 80's but very rarely anymore. I've missed them. I wanted to get one but it was overwhelming with all of the choices. Also at the flea market was this device kids could attach to their bike and then add chalk to it so they can draw things as they ride or if you want your kid to ride over to the neighbors and write "suck it" in their driveway... Saw a handwritten sign that said "free smells," and later realized they were selling candles or something but at first wasn't sure if I wanted to sniff or not... it was candles so I opted out...

There are a ton of beautiful antiques here. People are extremely friendly and helpful.read more

My first visit, I was impressed with the multiple floors of selections. However, there are signs…read morethat say if you want to buy any furnishings, you should bring someone to help you load it. I was there specifically for a dresser with mirror and by myself. So, I walked right back out of the store and drove to Baileyton Antiques where they loaded my purchase for me. I'll go back but I think they should hire someone twice weekly to load furniture for their customers like Village Antiques and the antique stores in Elizabethan.

Me and my wife recently visited the downtown area and we stopped into the store to see what it…read moreoffered. Staff here was very friendly and the stores layout was well organized too and it had vendor space upstairs as well though half of the space of stairs was already taken up by miscellaneous storage. Plenty of great seasonal items to find here as well and Home Decor to fit every occasion.

Noelle is a must-stop while you are in Historic Jonesborough! An extraordinarily beautiful and vast…read morevariety of seasonal décor is found here, from Christmas, to everyday gifts for family and children. Great prices and great quality all in one. Not to mention very unique items, including local handmade collectibles and Jonesborough themed gifts. Noelle is our go to store for anything and everything! They also serve hot apple cider, called Wassail, that is the best Tennessee has to offer. The friendly, caring staff and beautiful store presentation has made us come back every time. Noelle is a family and we are grateful to be a part of it.

Amazing selection of antiques, their colored glass was very interesting and beautiful. Plenty of…read moreroom to walk around on the first floor, and I even saw a few gorgeous tiffany style lamps. The workers were very helpful and kind. Make sure not to miss the two rooms off of the front left and right sides of the first floor. The second floor was smaller but still very good. The third floor was very spacious as well and had a great assortment of antiques. The floors are pretty creaky but that is expected with antique stores; it's not anything to complain about. I have no complaints of this place I had a great time and I will definitely be back! Make sure to stop by when you have the chance!

The prices here are much more reasonable than at a lot of other antique stores. I ended up finding…read morea few things to take home! There are three floors packed with items, so give yourself plenty of time to look around. Right when you walk in, there's a huge selection of salt and pepper shakers--I picked up a pair along with some wall décor.

Have lots of books reasonably priced. I found a few of my favorite authors even PD James who wrote…read morebooks in the sixties. The staff were helpful.

Adrenaline rush. Any bookstore does that. Sometimes it's a tiny bit of excitement, others is more…read morelike an overdose of sugar and caffeine. Book Lover's Warehouse is closer to the latter. It had the aroma of books -- old books, to be precise. It's in a nondescript strip center and is very ordinary looking from the outside. It has a warehouse feel. Walking in, I could tell it wasn't what I was expecting -- a warehouse -- but more of a treasure trove of books, vinyl, DVDs, comic books, sheet music, and a few miscellaneous antiques. I can't say I figured out how it was set up, certainly by section, but there were hardcovers and paperbacks of many genre scattered. Or at least it seemed that way. Each section was roughly sorted alphabetically by author, so that made searching easier. I didn't see a lot of duplication in titles. I had only a limited amount of time before they closed. It was a kid-in-a-candy-store moment; too much to explore and limited to what I could grab in the short window of time I had available. It wasn't nearly enough to do the exploring I wanted. But, with that said, I did manage to pick up a couple of titles I haven't seen by authors I have and that was a win for me. As with most used bookstores, the price is about half of the cover price, except for the first edition, rare books, or collectibles. It's a good place to try out a new author or series without the financial commitment of a new bookstore; or if you want to try your luck with the comic books or vinyl. There's a separate display case of Elvis recordings and memorabilia -- this is Tennessee, after all, and I'd expect nothing less. Just a fun store all around.