This antiques store is in an old schoolhouse and is huge--We spent a couple of hours here. Lots of…read morevendors, all reasonably priced. Great experience

This is a historic school house that houses Whistle Stop. There are plenty of vendors here with…read moregood prices. There's an old Mayberry cop car inside. The atmosphere is laid back and so very friendly! This is my fourth visit. I'll be back!

Adorable store with a LOT of items inside! Super friendly gentleman working today. We found a few…read more"must have" items! Definitely recommend that you pop in while visiting Andrews!

Go check this place out! The most unique and never to be seen again treasures. The owner Jackie is…read morea delight to chat with. Her talent goes beyond shabby chic! If interested in learning how to create your own, she has chalk paint classes too.

Came through on a whim on the way up to Highlands and I'm so glad we did!! Super eclectic store…read morewith impressively down to earth prices. I Also want to add that among the many treasures lay an excellent jewelry selection, both new and vintage. Owner was also so very kind! Definitely recommend stopping in to take a peek!

We stopped here over the weekend to buy a Christmas tree from their lot at the rear of the store…read more The ladies that work in the store are very nice and helpful, however the young man selling the trees was the rudest person I have every encountered in a retail environment. He basically told us he didn't care if we bought a tree or not and that he was completely over loading trees onto the top of SUVs. As a side note, the trees were brown in the center and had not been trimmed into shape throughout the summer. We took our business elsewhere and found a gorgeous fir at the OSAGE farm a few mile down the road. I hope in the future the nice ladies in the store will find a nicer person to sell their Christmas trees.

Wherever we go, we like to "shop" at antique/thrift/consignment type businesses. In the process we…read moreoften are treated to mental trips down childhood lanes when we see vintage objects with which we were familiar as children. And, there are those times when we find "must have treasures" that make us smile. This afternoon, we stepped into this wonderful little shop, located along Main Street in Andrews, NC. It was so welcoming with flowers and fall decorations outside. When we walked in, we discovered the most eye-appealing displays and assortment of nice vintage clothing, artwork, toys, glassware, china, jewelry, furniture, lamps, stained glass and so very much more. It was definitely the most well-presented and organized shop of its kind we had every walked into. There were no crowded nooks or side rooms, we didn't have to fear bumping into anything and everything was tastefully arranged and displayed. There was no musty smell and pleasant music was playing. The owner, JoAnne Page, and her husband (her helper) have owned and built this business over the past few years. JoAnne has a degree in interior design which explained the eye-appealing and comfortable atmosphere. She was obviously picky with what she accepted and displayed. There is no cheap kitsch or gauche items to be found. It's a classy place to be sure. She told me she researches each item she accepts to try to find its story. She hears the items "talk" and tell tales of days gone by. I thought this was a unique way to breathe life into her merchandise. If you love to shop these types of stores, you'll definitely want to put this one on your list whenever you chance to find yourself in this sleepy little hamlet, tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains.

On a Sunday afternoon I came upon this lovely consignment store. I believe it's now closed but the…read moreinventory and building were fabulous with a charming and friendly owner.

Prices here are awesome. I got jeans for $1 and adorable mugs for $.50. They also have a huge…read morerecord selection for only $3 a record. The staff are also extremely helpful and well versed on their case item's history. The treasure chest really is a gem!!

This place is amazing! Last time I went it was in a much smaller place. You can get just about…read moreanything...furniture, small non-perishable groceries, DVDs, cassettes, clothes, electronics, even comic books!

Went into this place on a Sarurday. it's a cute place and has lots to look at. The only issue I had…read morewas th cashier Jacob. He was very rude. If you are gonna be dealing with the public and customer service then you need a better attitud.

Always organized tastefully, employees are helpful and friendly. So many cool finds and always a…read morenice selection of decor, clothes and shoes! Some of the prices are higher end as far as thrifting goes but I've found really great deals here too and it goes to a great cause.

Love this store! They have gorgeous clothes and I make sure to stop in as soon as I arrive in…read moreHighlands! Anna, Tracy and the rest of the sales people are so nice and helpful. Annawear carries all of the top of the line jeans too. I follow Annawear on Facebook and Instagram and have ordered off their pages as well. They'll will ship their clothes if you like. They have an amazing sale room upstairs with great clothes and they're seriously discounted at great prices. Seriously, I've loved this store for many years and love shopping here.

I was shopping in Highlands with my mother, sister, and adult daughter on a cold, dreary day in…read moreJanuary. Many of the stores were closed; however there wasn't much else to do so we were wandering around looking for open shops. We spotted Annawear down a kind of hallway. The clothes looked cute, and the door was open, but it looked dark inside. The associate at the door saw us and said she was closing because sales were slow; but she'd stay open if we wanted to come in. The store is full of cute, trendy clothes like the Free People brand. Some things were kind of pricey, but there are many markdowns and sale racks all over the store. There's also an upstairs with shoes and purses. We found several cute things and the woman who was working was very patient with us, even very friendly. No one else came in while we were there. I'm glad we found a few things to buy.

Small little shop that is operated by volunteers of the St. Joseph Church. This shop has good…read morecondition baby clothes, some good finds on women's clothing, also a big selection of men's clothing. There is a little display that usually houses some pretty religious memorabilia and collectibles. I've seen housewares, books, toys, shoes, cds, Knick knacks etc etc. the prices are right for a thrift store. As I said before, it's a small shop and a precarious layout but it's worth the maneuvering to visit and see what's on the shelves. The employees have always been friendly when I've visited. I have purchased a few good clothing items, some antiqued glassware, and a few collectibles.