Amazing place to find wonderful treasures for yourself and for gifts for others…read more You will not be disappointed.

Parking here kind of sucks they only have a couple spots. The building is pretty big and it's one…read moreof those places where it's like a consignment shop and each vendor has their own little area. It's super cute but the problem is people need to be more realistic with their pricing. I saw a ton of beanie babies and people were selling them for about $20-$25 for the basic beanie babies. I had over 100 beanie babies and I couldn't even sell most of them for two dollars and I had to give most of them away because there's just no market for that. So I think people need to be more reasonable with their pricing on things and maybe do a Google reverse image search to see the actual value of things if they want to sell them

A great spot if you are looking for gifts. I think this is more of a home decor place than a really…read moreantiquey spot. Mainly because there is a significant retail assortment and those items that are antiques are super high quality. How can I explain it. hmmmm...Well. Here you can buy a scarf for your lady friend. Or a purse. Pick up a book about Savannah gardens and drop it on your coffee table at home. Take home some soaps. Or fall in love with the china. And book ends. Or tablecloths. Or seasonal figurines. Or funny wall signs. You can easily throw down some cash and redecorate your house after coming here. Because there is one thing you will find for certain here: inspiration.

If you are like me and THINK you like to go antiquing until you spend a day looking at piles of…read morejunk that looks like your grandmother's rejects, then you should try going to Bobby Todd's. This is what I think antique stores should look like. Everything is displayed beautifully and the furniture is not rickety garbage. Not all pieces are old, but worthy of being placed with antiques. Great accessories, not just shelves of carnival glass. Someone mentioned the prices are higher than some, but my daughter and I felt like they were lower than antiques in Knoxville and much lower than antiques in Atlanta or Nashville. The prices may be high for Sweetwater standards, but it is by far the nicest store in Sweetwater. The town itself is cute and worth the drive.

There is a lot to look at here, and is especially a good place to visit if you are redoing a house…read moreand want quality materials from yesteryear. Doors (with measurements written on the side), double hung windows, stained glass windows, fireplace mantels, doorknobs, hinges, etc. Went here today for the first time with my daughter and grandkids. The people working there could not be more friendly and helpful. They even took time to actually stop and chat with the children. I bought a small ladder for the garden and when checking out the gentlemen helping me told the kids they could each pick out a toy. It made their day!

The fact that I didn't stumble into Architectural Antics before now will be one of the great…read moresadnesses of my life. This place has everything to satisfy the hearts and wallets of the junkers, the treasure hunters, the rehab addicts, the artists, and even the true antique aficionados. You could spend days here. If they offered a sleepover package, I would definitely buy a ticket, hang my hammock, and camp out with some friends because you need more than one visit (even a lengthy one) to fully appreciate everything this place has to offer. The architectural salvage is a big part, but don't miss the indoor building, which is a labyrinth of wonders from the last hundred years or so. You'll quickly see where the "Antics" in their name came from because you will find quirky, ironic, and just plain odd items wherever you look. And if you walk around smiling like an idiot, you'll fit right in. The prices are jaw-droppingly fair, I might add, which is an anomaly with such businesses. You won't find prices like theirs anywhere close to Knoxville.

I'm about to bust open my piggy bank and go nuts in here…read more Rugs turned into purses? Check. Globes chopped in half with a candle stick base and pothos plant in the center? You bet. Vintage artwork and placemats? Sign me up. A facade and window display that instantly lure you in? You just wait and see. Neighboring bookstore that is cute as a button? Uh huh. Clearly you need to visit Coldstream Market the next time you're rolling through Knoxville. Note that its less than two blocks to Market Square which is filled with several great eateries, public art and musicians. Perfect hour -two hour pit stop along 75!

Updating my review. The owners of these place are likely one of the sweetest people I have ever…read moremet. Hands down. The Mr. Owner helped deliver my bench and was so gracious the entire time. The Mrs. Owner is just as nice and courteous as they come. They even gave me free nails to put up stuff on my wall. Owners aside, the store is great. Lots of fun antiques that change often. And a handful of modern things for those who prefer that. You just never know wha you are going to find. Go visit and support local!

I actually stumbled across this little shop after taking a wrong turn on my way to River Rat…read moreFloating, and I'm glad I did. The building is old and a bit rickety, but it has a charming, rustic character that fits the area. There was a nice variety of unique items to browse, and I ended up purchasing one thing that caught my eye. That said, I did feel that many of the prices were higher than I expected. However, considering it's located in a popular tourist destination, that's not entirely surprising. Even if you don't plan to buy much, it's still a fun place to stop, look around, and enjoy the atmosphere.

She had everything you could possibly imagine and the prices were very fair. A customer offered her…read moresomething a bit less and she promptly called the owner who agreed. Service here is impeccable. We had so much fun and I found an antique item that I had been searching for over three years!

Two floors. Fairly eclectic…read more Lovely manager. Was greeted and helped later when I wanted to view some items in a case. Venders have just the right amount of taste and randomness. Enjoyed my time in this store. Good stop for finishing touches in a house or some good ole vintage hunting. Note, second floor is hard to climb to and less air conditioned. Just an observation.

Sadly the minute you enter the front doors there is a nasty, musty stench/odor - I felt like the…read morestench was all over me when I left the building A LOT of European, gaudy furniture items - not as much old Americana antiques unfortunately. Due to the very nasty smell, I can't handle coming back - Its nauseating....

Great shop, only true antiques. Beautiful English and primitive pieces, lamps and crocks plus much…read moremore.

This is one of the nicest antique shops in Clinton. Everything is in almost perfect condition and…read moreit is obvious the owners take pride in everything they have to offer. They are also very friendly and helpful. One of my favorite places to visit.

Amazing thrift store - 3rd generation in the business, they really know what they are doing. The…read moreprices are incredible and you can find pretty much anything you are looking for.

This is my new favorite antique store in Knoxville. Their items are of very good quality, and very…read morefairly priced- especially compared to some other antique stores in the area. Whenever I leave here I feel confident that I got a bargain on whatever it is that I have purchased. Also, they are never pushy or overly sales-y when I ask for details about any particular item. They are very knowledgable about their items, and very friendly, always giving you a warm welcome when you walk in the door. I will definitely be stopping by A & R first if there is a particular item that I am looking for, or even if I'm not looking for anything specific and just want to see some neat stuff. FYI: they are cash only, so make sure you stop by an ATM first before you go, because you will surely find at least one thing you want.

Let me start by saying I love this store and it's been one of my favorite vintage stores in Knox…read more But, after my experience today, I doubt I'll go in again, I mean - there's plenty of other vintage shops so I'll just go elsewhere. I just had to post a review because the experience was so unacceptable really. My boyfriend and I were shopping and as usual had a simple nice conversation upon entering the store with the sales person and then started to look. Then the comments started. The salesman kept making crude comments to my boyfriend and at first we kind of laughed them off. Then he started following us around the store, asking him to go to the "VIP" room with him or bringing him shorts to try on or off for him. Another time he came and asked him to try some vintage underwear on that were hanging in a booth. Finally, I said okay that's enough he's mine and tried to keep intrigue but let him know that this wasn't really our interest. He made some very lewd gestures and said even more inappropriate things and after that we quickly wrapped up our shopping and left. We were uncomfortable and frankly, we just aren't people who it's easy to make uncomfortable like that. It was icky. Not sure what was going on but it was really really bad. I don't know if he's the owner or just an employee but I know we won't be going back.

This store has so much to look at and so many wonderful items. I just love shopping here.read more

I have found hundreds of dollars of great things that has now filled my home. Great service!read more

Located on the highway between Lenoir City and Loudon, Victoria's Antiques & Crafts is a hidden gem…read moreof collectibles, antiques, local crafts, and more. You will find antique oddities, rare glassware, old books, and other treasures with something for every collector. I have shopped here many times and could always find something of interest. I would recommend pulling up and backing off the highway to make getting back on the road easier. The hours are posted, but as I learned today are more suggestions than written and n stone. Follow me on Yelp for more introductions to Knoxville and the surrounding area.