Great, entertaining selection to browse through. We found quite a few things for the home and would…read moredefinitely come here again. Things you should know: I. PARKING There's a free private parking lot out front II. SERVICE Friendly III. QUALITY Mostly well maintained furniture & items that could use a little bit of touch ups & shinning from scratches & wear, but overall a great collection. The organization of the market can be a little overwhelming. IV. CAPACITY Happy to see a decent amount of people looking around the shop on a Sunday

My Favorite Place sits directly on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Chamblee and is just a stones…read morethrow away from a variety of other consignment/antique stores. However, what makes My Favorite Place different is that they are more flea market than consignment/antique store, and this is something that they fully embrace and own! We have popped into My Favorite Place a couple of times over the years in search of things we never knew we needed. MFP is a treasure trove of used items ranging from trinkets to furniture that are stacked from wall to wall and floor to ceiling, they even have pieces outside lining the sidewalk. To go back to the "flea market" comment, that is truly what the items here are. The store feels like one big yard sale with majority of the items simply being used and old, not really antiques or collectibles. Due to this and the way things are stacked and shelved, a lot of items are pretty beat up. They have a solid selection of furniture pieces, but again they are chipped and worn. If you are after furniture and plan to finish it yourself, then MFP is a solid option for you! Prices are fair and decent for everything in here, even the furniture. The pricing reflects the condition, so again if you are a DIY-er, then you can really find some great deals and good pieces here. Overall, My Favorite Place is a combination of over and underwhelming. Overwhelming in the way of volume of items, haphazard organization and stocking and underwhelming in the condition of items. We pop in when we are in the area, but would not go out of our way to drop by here.

Not sure why this place has poor reviews, this is the biggest thrift store I've ever seen. It is…read moreeasily the size of a grocery store and that is BEFORE you realize there is a lower level. For those with disabilities, this store has a long ramp up to the front doors and an elevator in the back of the store. Next up, unlike most thrift stores I've been in, the store smells clean. The merchandise is organized but, as with many thrifts, it takes a bit to figure out the layout. If you are mourning the loss of Goodwill merchandise to the Goodwill ecommerce store, swing by this place and check it out. The selection is insanely good. The persons working the registers were fast and friendly. The prices were a mixed bag. I picked up 3 books each for $2-3 but I suspect that they were priced so low because they came in a long time ago. There were other books I saw prices around 4-5. And still others were $30... but I'm not into those genres and couldn't say what their value was. Everything I looked at was reasonably price but I'm also usually looking for art supplies, books, and music instruments.

Who is pricing these "donated" free items? Greed is real, I have been thrifting most of my life, I…read morehave never ever seen prices like this! Who are you guys aiming your sales to, rich people? That nasty gross cabinet y'all wanted $130 for? Non name brand purses, $20! Vases $15!!! Yeah I walked in and Right out... Greedy!!!!

I want to give this a 5/5 so bad but the concession stand needs help and maybe a 1-2 more workers…read more I personally just started going to the drive-in. It started as a cute date night but once we went, it just makes sense. It is $10 per person to get in compared to the big names that are charging $25+. Next , the concession stand is reasonably priced $10 for a large popcorn. The overall experience is fun because you could literally bring a whole pizza if you want to. People respect the turning off headlights policy and it's never packed out unless it is valentines day. They get the new releases and the website is always current. On my visit today they were out of Large popcorn containers... no big deal. However, the line was not efficient. For the bulk of my wait there was one person running the whole thing. Once I made it to the register, the POS went down and had to be completely rebooted. Once I was able to pay, I had to wait at LEAST 20min to get my popcorn. I missed the previews and I had to ask my husband to go back once the movie started to get the popcorn. Apparently people still waiting were getting vocally frustrated. I really enjoy the drive-in but I recommend getting there with extra time if you plan on buying snacks.

This place has me in a chokehold. I loved every moment of our visit. It was only $20 for two people…read morewhich was a great price compared to go to the movie theaters. You get to see two movies one Friday at 8:30 and the other start at 10:30. The movie that played were great movies. We only made it for part of the 830 movie but our experience was to see the 1030 movie which was scream seven. It was great. I have never been to the drive-in movie theater and this experience is what I was looking forward to. They had a concession stand, but we didn't use it as we had our own food, but the vibe was amazing. Stay in your own vehicle and just put your feet up. Please turn your lights off when you go to the movie theater so we all can see the screen. I highly recommend trying this place.

I kept getting ads for La Vaquita Flea Market, and honestly, I love a flea market so I had to check…read morethis place out. It's a bit of a haul from Atlanta so I got up early one weekend and made the hour drive over to La Vaquita. While I'll say, I enjoyed my trip, I don't know if I absolutely loved it or would tell people to run here. Parking was easy to navigate through and I got a spot easily. Now, inside (and outside) really has everything, BUT I will say, this is a flea market in every sense of the word. It has a lot of junk, I mean that in the best (and I suppose, worst) way. I just didn't find the majority of the items that were being sold to be the best quality or really be anything I needed or wanted to buy. The highlight here is the food. Whether it's the large food court or the random stands that are throughout the flea market. You should by no means leave here hungry or thirsty. I think this is a great place if you want knock-off items such as labubus and things like that, but if you're looking for quality materials/goods, I would not pick them up here.

Food court options are many and varied! Many stalls with different options. Food was very tasty…read moreand pricing was okay. Be mindful that some of the vendors both in the market and the food courts don't all accept credit cards so be sure to have cash on hand! In the market, the vendors have all sorts of merchandise from one of a kind handmade items , fresh fruit and nuts, to electronic and jewelry. There is also a farmers market with fresh produce in one of the buildings.

I can never leave this store without finding a unique piece. I love it!! My last visit I found…read morenew gifts for my grand children and Spode plates for myself. Took me over an hour to shop half the store. Going back to shop the half this weekend... jewelry time

Fun place to shop and wander through. There is a really great selection of just about anything you…read moremay want. Found some goodies and had a good time looking at everything. Had some great furniture, purses, decorations, vintage items. Overall a good choice. Very clean and people working are friendly. Definitely will be back.

Very impressed with the service and selection at Chamblee Antqiues and Interiors. The shop is…read morenicely curated with ample room to manuever around - displays are cohesive and thoughtful. Best part of all when the table I wanted to purchase would not fit in my vehicle they arranged to deliver it to my home. I am very happy with my purchase. Overall, I was very impressed and will be back for more shopping in the future!

Located on Broad Street, about a block off of Peachtree Boulevard sits an industrial looking…read moreshopping center featuring a few spots including Chamblee Antiques & Interiors. You know you have arrived once you see the large blue sign and metal awning hovering around and over the front doors. This place is overwhelming with the amount of items they have from entry to exit, so brace yourselves! I would say 50% of their stock is tchotchke based with a lot of glass cases holding things from bobble heads to cards to small figurines, etc...They also have a lot of artwork and signage strewn throughout with pockets of furniture, clothing, lamps and even a corner dedicated to retro hardware. I do feel that they have a lot more small, dated items than true antiques. Don't get me wrong, they have a large variety of unique items - but it is definitely a healthy mix of antique and flea market finds. The staff was very nice as we were greeted shortly after entering and were checked up on throughout our journey. Even when we left empty handed, they made sure to thank us for coming by and welcomed us back. Overall, Chamblee Antiques & Interiors has a lot to offer to the right person. While we didn't find anything we were looking for this time around, we will swing back through on our next trip down "antique row" in Chamblee.

Let's be clear this is clearly a hood staple that has now blown up on TikTok. With that being said…read moreyou're at a flea market in the hood. This place was amazing. It's right off the 285 freeway hence the name. The parking lot is terrible lol I'm talking a pavement disaster. Came here for one place..... Leo's Jewelry to get a same day grill. Unfortunately I arrived around 1pm and they opened at 12pm and I wasn't able to get it same day so I had to return tomorrow before I head out of town. The place was pretty packed but they were able to get me in and out fairly quickly. The flea market itself was kinda lit. They had a couple of booths with braiders, some cute booths with inexpensive jewelry both costume and real. Luggage, waist beads, phone screen repair, I even saw a barber... basically a catch all for anything you may need.

I love the Variety of items under one roof! Don't get me wrong...there is nothing "FANCY" about…read morethis place , but I enjoy the window shopping and clearance racks...lol. I love coming here everytime i'm in the area. Tonya H. B.

Woodstock market carry's the best honey in the country, Home Town Honey. It is a fun place to shop…read morefor unique items and antiques.

I've been living in the ATL area for 2 years now and better late than never to have found this…read morespot! I ended up driving out here to check out the outdoor market which I came across on Instagram (which had some cool finds as well). But going inside had so many fun vendor stalls! Whether you are into home decor, vintage collections, or other tchotchkes, this should be a place you add to your list to check out. While I came here today with my 3 year old, this is definitely a spot I can (and will) come back to explore solo with an iced coffee in hand so I can take my sweet time to really take in all the nooks and crannies of this market. Plus, they have a little cafe inside if you find yourself working up a thirst or appetite from indulging in some retail therapy. While there were several things I would have liked to purchase I narrowed it down to a cute framed painting of a ghost reading a book, but I'm sure my next visit I'll manage to purchase quite a few items.

I remember coming here as a kid and being taken away by all of the amazing things that would be…read moresale out of this place. I love a good flea market.

Disgusting and terrifying shopping experience, this nasty unkept place should be shut down. I'm not…read moreoriginally from Atlanta, so I wasn't aware of where the good flea markets were. I looked this one up online and decided to go by and omg do I wish I had stayed home!! The bathrooms were deplorable and made me want to throwup, the floors were nasty and looked like they haven't been swept and mopped I'm years and they had the audacity to try and sell people merchandise in this place. I didn't even want to breath the air in that place, let alone buy something. This place needs to be demolished, extremely nasty! The owners should be ashamed of themselves!

Don't judge by the window view! 130 booths and front looks like just furniture but there is a…read morevariety of things inside. It's worth browsing around!

Simple Finds is a large consignment shop that sits at the corner of Peachtree Boulevard and…read moreChamblee Dunwoody. It sits in a small plaza where it acts as the anchor store. Like most consignment stores, Simple Finds is overwhelming with the amount of inventory they have. It is stacked from entry to exit, from wall to wall and floor to ceiling! They have all the varieties of items you would expect at a consignment store from jewelry, art, furniture, tchotchkes, statues, records, lighting and much more. We like to wander around consignment shops and this area of Chamblee Dunwoody, they are plentiful. So, when we make our trip over this way Simple Finds is always on the list to swing by. We are usually after unique furniture items, and on their good days, Simple Finds has a decent selection from small tables to large cabinets, etc...Outside of the furniture, there is not a lot of items that are eye catching for us here. Service is hit and miss here, never terrible, but also not what I would describe as "friendly" either. Additionally, pricing here is a bit inflated. I get the whole "one persons trash is another persons treasure", but come on... Overall, Simple Finds is a random weekend stop for us on occasion. I will say that visiting here is like visiting a massive neighborhood yard sale, so you get lucky from time to time, but for the most part...it is just a place to browse for us.