I almost don't want to rate this shop because it is a hidden gem. The inventory is diverse and…read morelovely, and the owner helpful and kind. The prices are reasonable. It doesn't have the snooty feel of many other antique shops. This is the first place I look for furniture.

What a fantastic find! Who would've known I was able to find such high-quality goods in Tupelo…read more There's always something unique like a set of wooden chains. I can't wait to visit again!

From the outside of the building you would think it is a dump but when you breech the doors and…read moreturn past the counter and look around, AMAZING!! This store has one of the most extensive and beautiful china sections I have ever seen in my life! The rare furniture and pieces inside blew me away! It's packed and don't let the front entrance fool you! Keep going deeper into the store and turn LEFT! Treasures for days!!

This is the best place. They have primitives. Lots of vintage pottery. Good selection of vinyl…read morerecords. They have old tools and knives and building supplies (windows and doors). It's a neat place. They have the normal nice antiques that you expect to see, but they have lots of things that look like barn finds that are priced low and need a little love.

This indoor flea market takes place the 2nd weekend of the month. Parking is free. Total of 3…read morebuildings. 2 bldgs are flea market vendors of whatnots, food, etc. The 3rd is typically a gun show. If you don't want to go to the gun show, the entry is $1. If you want to go to the gun show, the entry is $5 (I think) which includes entry into the other 2 bldgs. The food vendors offer samples. I purchased the corn salsa and freshly roasted pecans. I am a fan of the SEC. I liked looking at the various SEC items. I purchased a lined tote (bigger than the size of a manilla envelop that widens as you get to the bottom) with an inner zipper pocket and an inner, magnetic snap to close the bag for $12. The Nashville Flea Market is bigger but I like this one better. This one has SEC vendors with a different variety of items from more colleges and a t-shirt vendor that I like. The corn salsa vendor and a few others are at both markets.

Seriously weird. Neat. Surreal. Its one of those weird things that you must see to believe. And…read moreacross the street... A field of zebras. Yes. Seriously. Zebras. There is a wildlife refuge across from a giant crazy indoor flea market. Food highlight. The guy that sells wine jelly. That stuff is gold.

One of the best boutiques in Tupelo because it's affordable, cute, and trendy. Perfect for women of…read moreall ages. I have found great shoes, jewelry, sweaters, and random things here including candles and personal care items. Love it!

Small town store. Small town feel. Great people. Awesome collection of hand made furniture from the…read moreowner and pottery from Mississippi. Really authentic stuff. Love the place. Bought a good but of stuff.

What a great store! I wish I had so much more time to look around. Books were fairly priced and…read morevery well organized, which isn't always the case with used books. A large selection of books and lots of unique memorabilia to shop and so much more. If you are in the area, make plans to stop by and have a look around!

Great shop! It's…read moreabsolutely huge! It feels like it goes on forever! They have tons of books, CDs, Albums, movie memorabilia, manga, comics, clothes, etc. the list just goes on! It's very relaxing and quiet. The staff was very personable and knowledgeable! Wide range of prices, but it's really all based on the condition of each individual product, so I think the value is pretty spot on.

I'm in town once a year and make sure to stop here; I've found books that just came out and it's so…read morecheap and comfortable to browse in. Surprisingly diverse selection.

We love stopping by this bookstore for some really cheap books, and the staff is always super…read morefriendly. Considering it's all donated books, the store is very well organized making finding a book much easier.