This place was solidly in the middle. Large and organized. But it fell into the trap that alot of…read morethe thrift stores around here fall into. Having broken merchandise and furniture on the sales floor and also overcharging for items. It seems to a be a real theme in this area. I only shopped the general merchandise and furniture and didnt look at the clothes but was underwhelmed price wise and selection wise to a point. I couldnt tell who worked there and who didnt so that was off putting. People seemed to be waiting around the checkout but I didnt see anybody get rung up before I left empty handed.

Very bad place and dishonest people. Don't go there unless you want to be lied to and taken…read moreadvantage of. They are way over priced and try to say things are on sale.

Love all the beautiful items you can find in this store. Always find something I need. There's old…read moreand new items. Paint and soaps and boho old mid century modern furniture. I love the Pyrex and Corningwear displays. Such great prices to boot.

Medium large sales floor. Nice range of items on offer, furniture, glass, art, decor, even…read moregreeting cards. Even a neighborhood dog decided to slip in and take a tour during our visit, causing quite a furor before his owner was called to retrieve him.

Friendly vendors, variety, and open 7 days a week. There is something there for everyone and all…read moreages. Antiques, vintage, gift and home items, albums, antique toys, and so much more. Conveniently located with parking.

I absolutely love White House Interiors. They have a great selection of unique pieces, welcoming…read morestaff, and a beautiful showroom. Every time I walk in with a client, we all feel so relaxed and at home. We found this exquisite mirror and sconces and live moss for the dining room.

Beautiful home pieces!!! Excellent design services and very friendly staff!!! Love this store!read more

The service was both friendly and helpful. The antique selection was very nice and I will…read moredefinitely visit this small antique shop again. Springville is such a quaint country town. :)

Unfortunately didn't find anything in my niche, but had a wide selection and a lot to look at…read more Mind you, I'm traveling and have to be very picky as don't have a ton of room. Worth the stop for sure.

My family was racially profiled here. Me and my 3 year old were walking around the store while my…read morehusband parted ways to look around. An elderly woman greeted me and my 3 year old with kindness and complimented us. We continued to browse while my husband overheard the woman telling the elderly man I'm assuming her husband to keep an eye on us. Being the only brown people in the store one can only assume it's for that reason. If you are a minority I do not recommend this place. Knowing the antique community is very small and not kindly to minorities. There are far better places that won't profile you in the Birmingham area

We were about to go inside and shop and the lady outside yelled at us saying we can't park there if…read morewe aren't patrons. I told her we were going to shop there and she was so disrespectful. We immediately left because we didn't want to support a business that yells at customers about to come in

If you're looking for bad service, super high prices, and bad location, then this isn't the place…read morefor you. The is go-to place for my watches, repairs, and replacements. The lady running the store appears to know her clientele which is refreshing. She also is straight to the point, with an honest touch. She tells you not what you want to hear, but what you need to hear. This store is conveniently located right outside Macy's at Brookwood Mall. Yeah the mall is a little quiet, however from my experience, the stores that are open five way better service than many other places. Hope you enjoy this place as much as I did.

Last Tuesday, April 13th, 2021 I went to New York Jewelers at Brookwood Mall (in Birmingham, Al) to…read morehave a battery replaced in my 20 +/- year old Seiko analog watch. I knew it needed replacing because of the built in situation of the second hand skipping every two seconds in order to make me aware the battery is about to die. I asked the lady working there if she could replace the battery and she said she could. I asked how much and she replied $14.99. I said that would be fine and she proceeded to take off the back of the watch and looked around for a replacement battery. At this point she started having trouble and gave the watch back to me with the back off to see if I could solve the problem of it not working. I immediately saw that the second hand was not moving and said "there is a problem! The second hand is not working!" She immediately got defensive, raised her voice and said it was not working when I came in. I kept calm and replied the second hand was working when I came in and there is a problem with the battery installation. She started screaming at me and said it was broken when I brought it in and there was nothing she could do. I replied, "This watch has worked for 20 years and only has needed a new battery every few years. She screamed "That is your truth!" To which I replied, "No, ma'am that is fact." She then offered to send the watch to her "jeweler" to fix it. I had no choice. My watch I paid several hundred dollars for years ago and had taken great care of was now broken and at her mercy! What was I going to do? I'm thinking, "Worse case scenario I have to go to small claims court and plead my case to a judge but what a hassle would take months if not years!" I waited the few days she promised and got a call on Friday, April 16th, 2021. She said (in a really big hurry) that my watch was ready. I asked how much but she had already hung up at this point. I picked it up that day and was told the price was $25.00. I asked why the watch was broken and what it took to fix and her reply was she didn't ask the jeweler and didn't want to know. I paid the $25 ransom to get my (hopefully new battery) watch and will never darken the doors of "New York Jewelry" at Brookwood Mall again! Bottom line, yes I paid $10 more than the asking price to replace the battery at $14.99. That is not a lot of money, But. The principle that her position was: "I didn't do anything wrong, I didn't break your watch, It's not my fault, etc." didn't sit well with me. Simply acknowledging there was an issue and working to solve it would have changed my attitude to be willing to maybe pay more if necessary but I'm just glad I didn't take a much more expensive watch like a Rolex and have the same issues that resulting in hundreds to thousands of dollars. Clearly, she was incompetent and would not admit it. My frustration prompted me to take fifteen minutes out of my schedule and report this so that others will not stumble in to the same mistake and lose much more money than I did.

Very nice antique store. They have jewelry, small ornaments, furniture, glasses caps and an…read moreassortment of odd and end selection to choose from. I stop sometimes just to see what $5.00 albums or CDs I can browse. They also have $10 and up which is still good price. It's worth a try. The scented candles are awesome as well. Service was cool too. They take cash