We're in the mountains and had to come down to pick up some items from Walmart. I even found some…read moresouvenirs to purchase for my family. If I need anything, I'll be back. :-)

This Walmart is located a couple of miles outside of downtown Blue Ridge and for the most part, is…read moreyour standard Walmart location. We popped in, as most tourists do, in search of snacks and drinks for our couple night stay. We ended up here twice during our 3 days and each visit was standard. The store, like many Walmart locations, was busy. And like most other locations, they lacked the appropriate amount of open registers to eliminate long lines and congestion in the main aisle. Self check was open, but the staff was lacking there as well. The store was in decent condition and clean for a Walmart. Overall, standard visit to Walmart, especially one in a tourist town. We got what we needed each visit, so nothing too much to complain about.

This is my happy place. I enjoy walking around and finding items that I didn't know I needed. The…read moreline is usually long and moves quickly. The people seem genuinely happy to be at work. The prices are always great. The products are good quality.

Just started shopping here after I dropped Target, and I am very pleased so far. Good variety of…read morefine products and friendly customer service. I will be returning.

Special thanks to the folks here for helping us with directions…read more.. This shopping center in Blue Ridge, GA is located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is a frequent stop for tourists like myself on their way up to either Tennessee (The state line is about -ish miles away) and it's also popular with the locals. The location is super convenient to all things for a Blue Ridge Tourist. Two miles north its the famed Mercier Orchard when you can pick your own apples and buy their famous fried apple pie https://g.page/mercierorchards?share Go 1 mile south and you can hit downtown Blue Ridge where all the restaurants and gift shops are located including the Blue Ridge Scenic Railway https://g.page/mercierorchards?share The shopping center itself looks newer an is well maintained with no potholes and bright lighting. Some of the stores located here includes 1. The Home Depot https://goo.gl/maps/jqW7GyaJ24j7y2Zg7 2. O'Reilly Auto Part https://goo.gl/maps/Gqg6LnfBe1rRJsMY6 3. Papa's Pizza https://goo.gl/maps/SieW4ugWstMg7wX49 4. Zaxby's https://goo.gl/maps/hVeDWTPAuim9gxF27 5. Cafe Ink Tatoo Shop https://goo.gl/maps/AHqx27bXaa9B5weH8 6. Blue Ridge Nail and Tan https://goo.gl/maps/34j2x4iU821Hxdhy7 7. Advance Auto Parts https://goo.gl/maps/aeaPEbBVg7QErrE68 8. Bodyplex Blue Ridge https://goo.gl/maps/cYsK7KD93LqoezoL6 9. Wal-Mart https://goo.gl/maps/YvpvPD1ne2wfqhzCA 10. Starbucks https://goo.gl/maps/eWN41wdWhVFTZD186

For Winter Break we ventured to Blue Ridge what we didn't know was that it was Chili Cook-off…read moreweekend! It was a very large turnout and all the shops were bustling! We snuck in here to look for a snow globe for my daughter she always brings one back home from every place we travel to as a memento of the trip. We hadn't seen one anywhere else so we were sweating it lo and behold on one of the shelves stood the cutest mini snow globe complete with little black bears so stinking adorable and exactly what we were looking for! The shop has a myriad of items ranging from Knickknacks to apparel to toys. On a regular day you could spend a good amount of time in here just looking at all the items on both floors. I definitely recommend a visit here if you're in town!

Wonderful place to shop for all things Blue Ridge! Mugs, magnets, and A Blind Date with A Book was…read moreonly the beginning of all the wonderful items to choose from. A shout out to employee Tammy for going above and beyond to help me when my mom had a health issue while in the store. She kept me calm and focused while helping the other customers in the meantime! Thanks!

I love the blue ridge mountains. It's a beautiful place to visit and lots to do, especially in the…read morewarmer months. We've gone many times over the years. I've even done the blue ridge turkey trot. Lots of beautiful hiking trails and waterfalls. You can go river rafting, or enjoy the blue ridge scenic railway.

If you mention Blue Ridge Mountain in the Atlanta, Ga area most people refer to the town of Blue…read moreRidge and its surrounding areas. From what I understand Blue Ridge is a part of what is known as the greater Appalachian Mountain Range that spans from Georgia all the way up the coast to Pennsylvania... From Atlanta it's about 250 miles on up here if you live in the downtown area. It's a popular tourist area with rental cabins and loads of gift shops. I've been coming up here since I was kid. It's a popular destination in the fall for bus load of kids from school or various youth groups to come up here to visit the apple orchards. They also have lots of fall activities such as hay rides, pumpkin patch, corn maze and of course bonfire and ghost stories!) It's a lot of fun to get out here away from all high tech activities and just enjoy the fresh air and talk to the locals. The area is known for good fudge, coffee and BBQ. Everywhere you go there is a BBQ place and all the shop owners are super approachable and friendly to tourists because most of the people that come in are tourists.... If you're in town for a few hours definitely try these shops 1. Three Sister Fudge https://www.3sistersfudge.com/ 2. Blue Ridge Olive Oil Company https://www.blueridgeoliveoil.com/ 3. Mercier Orchards (make sure you try their fried apple pie) https://www.mercier-orchards.com/ 4. Canoe (handcrafted jewelry, bags, and accessories made in Blue Ridge, GA https://www.blueridgemountains.com/directory/canoe-jewelry-gifts/ ) 5. Huck's General Store (all things old fashioned and low tech https://www.blueridgemountains.com/directory/hucks-general-store/ ) 6. Das Kaffe Haus (they are famous all over North Georgia for a good, consistent memorable cup of joe. High quality and no snobbery) https://www.escapetoblueridge.com/blog/das-kaffee-haus/ There are plenty of free parking and paid parking for about $5 a pop. Even though it can get super crowded on the weekends, I've never not found a parking spot...btw google isn't really helpful for finding public parking in this area of the state. Most of their photos are really old and do not reflect the renovations and the major face-lift the city has undergone in the past 10 years....try Tripadvisor or Facebook for more recent photos...

We stopped at this place while visiting blue ridge & since I love Antique stores, I was curious to…read morego inside & see what I could find. I must admit I was not impressed at all while inside. Not that many good or interesting finds, & most spots seemed a little messy. The only thing I found was a metal art of Wonder Woman that I got for my partner. After taxes it came to $10.97. Though I thought was pricey for what the art was, I got it for him since he is a W.M big fan. Though they have a sign at the front counter when paying indicating they prefer cash, they also accept credit cards. I was ready to pay with my card on their paying system where you can swipe/tap your card, when the lady at the counter told me to wait (in a not too friendly way) because the older gentleman needed to put it in their system via a tablet first. The parking spots around the area where this store it's located fill up pretty quick on a Saturday it seemed, so keep that in mind. Needless to say, next time we are back on this side of town we won't be coming in. Wishing you all lots of blessings & success.

Woman working was extremely rude. Nothing special to offer. Don't go out of your way.read more

Brought my Niece, her mother-in-law and my daughter from Florida to the store today. They had so…read moremuch fun shopping and browsing that they are now planning a fall trip to come back to do it again. They bought really neat vintage and some antique items, metal and wood pumpkins, solid iron hooks, old vintage metal sign and some furniture that won't fit in the truck. That's their excuse for having to come back and shop some more, they have to come back to pick up the furniture that wouldn't fit in the truck. They loved the store, the atmosphere, the selections and the 50's, 60's, and 70's music that plays through out the store.

Great customer service Chris is great helpful on the phone and online. There are a ton of amazing…read moreantiques wide selection and always new stuff. Good prices as well

If you want top of the line service , unique artifacts that are found directly from Africa from…read moreLorenzo Giani (world renowned African Expert) this is the place you have to check out.

From the owner: Specialists in gifts & homegoods from Southern Africa in particular Kwazulu State , South Africa ,…read moreBotswana, Zimbabwe , Swaziland & Zambia

This store is very unorganized and there is nothing on the shelf's the bathroom is very gross and…read moredidn't have any toilet paper. Freezers have mold growing in them

I have tried calling for about a hour to see if someone has found a missing wallet n they don't…read moreanswer their phones this store is pretty much useless if they can't even answer a simple phone call so if I could give them zero stars I sure would