fyi - the profits from this store go to Whispering Hope, an organization that helps moms in need…read morewith baby and prenatal care (ultrasounds, diapers, etc). The prices are excellent, the selection is top notch since it's a community gem and not main stream thrift store. and it's nice to see the funds go to the same community you're from!

This is a great not-so-little antique shop in downtown Dawsonville :) So many rooms here. I guess a…read morelong time ago the building used to be a bank- there are two rooms that are actually huge safes! I snapped a few photos of that. The workers here were very friendly and helpful. There were lots of items to look at. Tons of beautiful mirrors, glassware, paintings, knickknacks and more. Gotta come check it out for yourself! The prices are pretty reasonable. I bought a piece of decor when my friends and I stopped by today. I'd happily come back.

What a cool little shop that caught my eye! Fancy Flea is a larger store than you might think!…read more Many different rooms in this historic building all decorated in different shades of colors and glorious finds, some are one of a kind! A great place on the square to browse and find a gift for a friend or maybe for yourself! I bought a sari blanket that will look adorable on my screened in porch swing bed! It was reasonably priced and such bright colors that make me smile!

Thank you, Selma, for helping my family determine the value of a treasured heirloom. We contacted…read moreGreat Gatsby's Auction Gallery and requested a formal appraisal and they were happy to refer me to Ms. Paul (because Great Gatsby's provides auction valuations only). When we met she was courteous and direct and paid careful attention to the piece I gave her to examine. She explained the significance of the maker marks, and provided a fair market valuation as well as a comprehensive insurance appraisal. I would definitely recommend her to friends and call on her again should the need arise.

We had Selma Paul appraise a number of items for us about a year ago. She wanted to meet us at an…read moreAtlanta antique store, but was very late because her car had broken down. When finally she arrived, she found us in the shop. We waited to hear where, in the disorganized (in the process of closing) shop we should do the appraisal, but she wanted to do it in the parking lot. She followed us to our car and started "appraising" things right there at our opened trunk. We requested that we find a place out of the hot sun inside to spread out our belongings, and then we spent the next ten minutes wandering, looking for a space. When finally we squeezed into a corner somewhere, Selma began looking at our belongings. She looked at an ivory netsuke, told us that it was made of resin and therefore valueless. We told her that it was very old, and we were sure it was ivory, so again she picked it up and looked at it for a long, long time, finally pronouncing: yes, it is ivory. She looked at a Navajo blanket but had no clue. I told her that a seller out west had offered to sell it on consignment; she was scornful of that ("What? He expects you to mail it???") but had no suggestions or price ideas. She looked at a large Persian rug and told us that we should have it looked at by a rug expert, and she had one in mind, if only she could remember who it was.... and on and on it went in this fashion. She looked at an intricate antique clock, previously appraised professionally as having a value of $5,000. But because it wasn't signed, she said that it was impossible to assign a value. Apparently a lack of signature, in her world, means that she is helpless. Finally the appraisal was over (with not a single helpful thing having occurred). She informed us that she would charge us only for one hour, since she had been late. Her saying this made me assume we'd gone over an hour--but as she walked away we consulted our watches, and discovered that she'd been with us exactly one hour, much of that time standing in the parking lot and wandering about the shop looking for a place to spread out. So she actually overcharged us. I cannot recommend this appraiser--she had an appalling lack of knowledge and was just unprofessional overall.

Whenever we are in Cumming we stop by the Green Bean and never leave empty handed. Such a fun place.read more

I feel like the other reviews on here are outdated. This place was pretty fun. I will say, there…read moreare lots of new / newer items here. But! Generally good prices and some booths were having great sales. I got several things I'm excited about. Nice staff as well.

Store is always clean and well organized. Staff are helpful and efficient. Restroom is also always…read morevery clean. I donate often. Gwen Pra

This is a great thrift store. Everything is organized and well labeled. I'll be back soon!read more

"Thrift shopping is all about going into the thrift shop and having no expectation of what you…read moremight find." Macklemore The Place is a great place to hunt down some deals. A very large store. Well organized, friendly staff. Lots of finds in books, art, furniture and clothing. Prices have gone up a bit, but still reasonable. Definitely worth a stop if in the area.

I have went quite a few times, they always have incredible deals and their items although all…read moredonations feel curated and I always feel like I find something good! The staff is nice as well!

Yes, they have been around for years and have served the communities well. They are polite and the…read morestore is clean. My grandparents, my parents and I have given to Salvation Army over many years.

Strong supporter of the Salvation Army!! They help others that don't have the money and take…read moredonations. Glad to see the shop is open.

This location has always been well maintained. It appears the vendors get new products so it's…read moreturned over which means good things and prices.