Brights is the gold standard for antique stores. Since moving to Tennessee 2+ years ago I have been…read moreto many antique stores in Tennessee and Kentucky. One of the first places I went to was Brights Antique World, I was amazed by the size, the inventory, and the friendly staff. Jodi, the manager is always helpful and truly works hard to keep the store running well. Linda and Riley are down to earth hard working people who truly care about their business. They do all sorts of little things to help customers out. They have benches in all the hallways to sit for a spell if you get tired, they have waters and such for a nominal price, they have good lighting and plenty of room to walk in the halls, there is plenty of parking as well. They have the flea market on the first and third Saturday's of the month. Riley works hard to make this an excellent place to shop or sell. It has a roof that not only covers the sellers but the customers as well. The prices of the antiques do vary and are competitive, especially when you consider a trip to McDonald's for two averages between $20-$25. Life is expensive these days!

Not worth the trip. I was a vendor for 1-1/2 summers. when I failed to pay the 40 vendor fee before…read moreshow started they flipped out and sent two employees to visit with me in front of other vendors. It was a simple mistake not paying for our booth early. So I became embarrassed after the second consultation and responded about how I felt. I paid 40 cash for that day and reserved my booth with 60 cash that day. They then called me on following Monday and told me I needed to get my stuff out of their building. They were rude and self centered. They only care about filling their pockets. I spread business around town and at vintage market. I rented hotel room twice a month,ate at all restaurants and purchased a lot from other vendors. I would not do business with this market if i were you.

This antique mall is easy to walk through and has some great booths. I really liked the MCM booth…read morein the front. Some very cool pieces. Prices were not terrible on most things. Ended up with 2 sets of nodder S&P's. Plenty of parking and very friendly staff.

Simply the best ANTIQUE MALL in KY. Store has about 85% true antiques with a few bricabrac flea…read moremarket vendors . Everything from primitives to fine French furniture. Ron does a,great job managing the store. Highly recommendno

First time in Franklin and it won't be the last ! Such a cute market. Prices are good and…read moreselection is fabulous! Service was helpful and enlightening! I did not know about the fork in the road! We found lots of buys and then went to lunch a few doors down at Mill Hpuse Cafe. Another gem! I highly recommend both !

Very nice boutique. Nice mix of products. Enjoyed my visit. Lots of cute clothes and some nostalgic…read morepieces.

I have found a lot of great things. I love that every time I go there are so many new things. If…read moreyou haven't gone you really should there are things for everyone.

I'm so glad to have found this place. Lots of cool things from various different sellers. They are…read moredog friendly and even gave us a padded board to go in the cart so they could relax without their feet getting stuck. The nice woman and her daughter running the place were friendly and very welcoming.

What a hidden gem in Nashville. This isn't your typical antique store, this is a store of unique…read morefinds with a story. So many beautiful chandaliers, various doors, fireplace mantles, windows, back bars, front bars, vintage door knobs, unique finds. Doc can tell you where most things came from and the story behind each one. His staff are so friendly and helpful packaging up your purchases and loading them into the car. Prices are reasonable considering the uniqueness of the items in the store.

On Docs website listed with price sconces on etsy listed…read morefor over 1,000.00 more same item. Had sent email and called him, he said would honor lower price. Than sent email to me day later going back on his word and lower price listed on docs website and said No. I consider this as false advertising and do not trust worthy beware

Pot O' Old Antique…read moremall located at Flea Land that's locally-owned and operated for over 20 years (2001). Pro Tip: Turn left when you enter the driveway, as it's the building all the way to the left and not the first building you see. We almost left, thinking it was closed. The Good: *The older gentleman running the counter was very friendly and welcoming. *I love these antique malls with tons of different stuff from multiple vendors. I could get lost in a place like this for hours. *Prices seem fair for the most part. The Meh: *$1 surcharge on cc transactions The Ugly: *Might be the smallest antique mall I've ever visited. TLDR: Not the biggest antique mall, but still a great spot for antiquing while in the Bowling Green.

While my husband visited the Corvette Museum down the road, I shopped at the Antique Mall. There…read morewere plenty of booths and items that ranged from antique, vintage, and collectibles. I browsed through the sports collectibles and cards that I could find, but I was really on the hunt for some vintage whiskey items. I found a great booth with vintage whiskey jugs and decanters. I could have shopped there for a couple more hours.

Love the various unique vintage and antique items you find in here , prices are reasonable and the…read morehave a little coffee bar for their customers . 10/10 recommend !!