Recently came here to check out this store and take home some great merchandise to go for home…read more Plenty of cool home decor items, keep sakes and a wide array of other goods at fair prices. There's a small upstairs section as well but overall it's a great casual place to visit too in the area.

Anita and Carolyn are some of the greatest people you'll ever meet! The Corn Crib is always a good…read morego to place for gifts, decor, sweets, and all the things!

Great selection of items, women's clothes in particular. Fair prices! The staff is super-friendly…read moreand we like that they support local service organizations. Definitely stop by!

High end thrift store with very moderate prices. It's a non profit location for MountainProjects…read moreorganization. I really enjoy this place. It's extremely clean!! It doesn't have the thrift feel very much at all. It has very nice clothing, shoes, and accessories. A back room with housewares and linens, books, games, seasonal, and small appliances. I have found several great deals on some older collectibles. They also have a display case with some very special finds and jewelry. The clothing is so clean and in excellent condition. The entire setup is very well organized and neat. I recommend this location. They also have a "punch card" for frequent buyers. Come check them out for sure! *I don't not think that they have public restrooms

The underground is a super cool place to visit in downtown Sylva!!!…read more Downstairs they have a nice variety of records from modern day musicians as well as the classics and oldies. There is a cute dog down there too. They also have antique type trinkets and decorations as well as thrift store type of clothing, which is nice. Some of the T shirts are newer. Upstairs there are a lot of cool things to see. There are old tools, mannequins... just your typical/unique antique store finds. The workers upstairs and downstairs are both friendly conversationalists who are proud to offer their selection of goods to the community. The prices on every item are very reasonable. Great place to come check out, over all!

The best vintage store of all time! Such terrific stock in the store. Jeans, funky home items and…read morekitch NICE PEOPLE TOO!!! A++

The Museum of the American House Cat is one of those stops that feels both interesting and quirky…read morein the best possible way, the kind of place that you pull into on a whim and walk out of smiling because it exists at all. The collection is a tight little maze of memorabilia, artwork, toys, signage and all the odd bits of feline history someone loved enough to gather, and we were through it in less than twenty minutes which honestly would have been quicker except Oliver the tabby, one of the resident cats, decided that we were worth his time. He let us pet him a bit and that small moment of cat diplomacy ended up being almost as memorable as anything in the cases. I kept thinking about a similar museum I visited near Gettysburg that was all about elephants. A fun comparison because I do not have elephants as pets and the emotional connection is of course different. Cats are part of daily life for so many people and that makes this place feel more personal and more playful. The displays are charming without trying to be anything grander than what they are and that honesty makes it work. As a break from driving through the North Carolina mountains, this was exactly the kind of distraction I hope for on a road trip, something small and strange and delightful that reminds you why detours are worth taking. I am genuinely pleased we swung off the main route for it because it added a little spark to the day and gave us a story to carry forward, and sometimes that is all you want from a roadside museum dedicated to the creatures who rule our homes. [Review 455 of 2026 - 4587 in North Carolina - 25638 overall]

Definitely worth a stop if you are a fan of cats! Even my boyfriend's parents (who are dog people)…read morethought it was interesting. This small museum is absolutely packed with cat collectibles, sorted by theme (clocks, Halloween, music, etc.) There is even a mummified cat from Egypt. My favorite thing was the carousel with the various cat figures on it. Well, my REAL favorite thing was the couple of kitties running around wanting pets! The museum supports the cage-free, no-kill shelter, Catman2 Shelter, so pay your $10 entry fee, pick up some goodies in the gift shop, and know that it's benefitting a good cause.

This place has it all from hand-made holiday decorations to freezedried candy and everything in…read morebetween. Local artisans are featured in the store, so everything is buying local. Prices are all reasonable for quality crafted. There was a gentleman working when we were there and was very helpful with questions. Do yourself a favor, pop in here!

Don't waste your time there's only like three dealers there set up in the whole market. I drove 110…read moremiles over there and nobody's even set up. I came back through there three hours later and it was six people set up in the whole entire market, hasn't wanted to set up inside the little buildings, but they only sell new crap Chinese junk anyways.

Nice outdoors & indoors flea market. Local artist and sellers. Great value and selection. Everyone…read morewas so friendly.

This store is AMAZING!!!! The owners are incredibly kind and great to talk to. There are all kinds…read moreof finds in this store. I highly recommend trying the soap bars, if there are still some left!!! They have clothes, beauty designs, jewelry, home decor, and all other kinds of things! I absolutely love this store.

We love Christmas so we pulled up to go in. I noticed it was 3:55 and I checked their hours on…read moreApple Maps and it said that they close at 4pm. I called the store to check because sometimes maps is wrong. She said they did close at 4 but that they stay open on 5 every other day. I told her it was our last day in town since we were vacationing. And she was so kind and told us to go ahead and come on in. I loved the store!

We have been going here for years --and really love it. You should definitely check it out!…read more Recently, the store changed owners as Mr. and Mrs. Potts retired; however, the new owner maintained the magic of this store. We went in October of 2021, and the young ladies that were running the store were super friendly, offered to personalize ornaments, and were as helpful as they could be. This is an awesome small business --and you should definitely go, enjoy looking around, and supporting a small business. They have a TON of Christmas decorations. Looking for a gift for a teacher? They have ornaments peculiar to teachers. Looking for a gift for a nurse or a doctor? They have ornaments peculiar to medical personnel. A lot of the decorations leave room to personalize them too. My daughter LOVES coming here and is in wonder looking at the decorations and all of the lights. The store is really cute, there is street parking out front, and is in the beautiful town of Dillsboro. It is next door to the Jarrett House (currently undergoing renovation), close to the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad (GSMR) train station, with a lot of other stores, restaurants, and a chocolate store.

Loved this nursery! They had a big variety of plants, trees, bushes and flowers to choose from…read more Everything there was healthy and thriving. They have red wagons that you can pull along and fill up with great things to take home with you. Very fairly priced as well. They also have a shop inside where I was able to grab some starter potatoes and plant food. The employees were friendly and got us checked out in no time. I highly recommend going to check this place out!

Pros Easy access Huge…read moreinventory Clean Neatly arranged Competitive prices Floral, fudge, collectibles, garden art and accessories Nursery with fresh and lush plants Gifts and collectibles Friendly and helpful staff Wagons in front for you to walk around and carry your plants to purchase Great place!