After driving 40 minutes from East Atlanta to visit Lingering Memories Antique Mall in Conyers, GA,…read moreI asked to use the restroom. I was told "it was out of order for the day & hopefully would be repaired soon". This is obviously not true & this store does not have a public restroom for customers. I'd rather be told that narrative than lied to. I chose to leave and not make a purchase.

When we first walked in I thought the place was terrific. I was impressed with the parking meter…read morefor sale (only 5 cents per hour .... so it was definitely old) and by some ruby glassware and beautiful clocks. "Not much schlock," I said to T. But I kept walking, and realized this place -- like other antique malls -- is only as good as what its vendors sell. And there was a lot of stuff that was nothin'-with-nothin'. Some booths were so crowded with furniture, it was difficult to check out items on the periphery without asking for help. Would I come back? Yup, if I'm in the area. As I see it with any of these places, items and vendors constantly change. As they say, 'one man's junk is another man's treasure.'

They have a wide selection of items at a nice price. I bout a nice picture from there, high…read morequality frame included. I'd recommend you go look around and guarantee you won't walk out empty handed. The shop has been there for years, steady customer traffic.

The store is becoming more and more flea market like. Less and less antiques or even vintage items…read more Many booths look like a used home goods store. Not for me.

This place everyone was very friendly. The selection was great. The store was clean with only one…read morebooth so you couldn't enter it (as someone who is accident prone, those things are the bane of my life, I've no clue how a person in a wheelchair tolerates it). The place was air-conditioned and the music was not obnoxious (which is a nice change). The only thing wrong was the prices were too high for just about everything.

Nice antique mall. Not a junky place like many others. A jewel of a place. I've been twice in the…read morepast month.

Found some nice antique jars. Always a little something you can find here. Love to feel them with…read moreshells from the beach. Will be back soon

After relocating to the state, I decided to locate all of the antique shops near me. We stage and…read moreflip homes and I love the unique pieces that I find in vintage stores. There was a large selection and the store was very large, I was so excited to find nice pieces and even found a brand new pair of hard to find shoes. My husband placed the items at the front and we continued to browse, but I noticed a darker haired Asian guy at every corner in the store that we ventured to... turn right same guy turn left same guy... make a circle same guy. Then I noticed that he was pretending to shop right beside us in many booths. Being from the North maybe it was my naive mind.. oh he is shopping. Then I saw his badge. It said Unique Treasures! This idiot was following us. The funny part is that I typically spend $300 or more in these kinds of stores 1000's of if I find the right items. My total on this trip would have been right around $150-$200 but I planned on buying more, but after this obviously RACIST act of following us and another black patron around.... While leaving the white shoppers who were not even buying alone. WE WALKED OUT and left all of our goodies. Vendors if you wonder why your items just sit and sit while you pay both rent. This is why! Between the confederate items and blatant disrespect of customers this is why. My mother taught me early on, that it doesn't matter how much you want and item if the owner of the establishment treats you ill or with disrespect WALK OUT! The ladies in front were great, but that guy... well he can go to hades.

This place used to be so cool. Two massive warehouses of stuff and an outdoor yard sale vibe as…read morewell. But over the last three years it's just turned into a couple of stalls that were worth it while everything else is furniture reupholsteres and over priced furniture and odds and ends. It's not where you can find a good bargain or cool rare things. Now it's more like estate sales for people who want to pay the initial cost of the items. It's good to grab and iced coffee and pretend you're a millionaire house shopping though

Honest review from seasoned antique buyer: Scored some cool…read morestuff at April 2026 show. Found a really amazing painting thats worth 10X what I paid. Saw some new dealers with gorgeous stuff, talked to some old regulars. Had a fun day. Atlanta Scott Antique Market has some decent antiques, and some not so decent vendors, but thats the fun of going to these shows. If you know what to look for, you can definitely score a bargain. This is not the Atlanta Antique scene of the 70's-80's-90's anymore, but there are still big high-end dealers who know their stuff! I don't mind the costume jewelry and used hand-bag people setting up a booth. This is the World we live in now. Here's the FACTS about Scotts Antiques..and all you need to know: 1. Wednesday is set-up day for dealers. Lots of early buying and selling goes on among them. Not open to public. 2. Thursday is the BEST day to attend, as dealers have full booths with best items. Designers and serious collectors do their shopping this day. Best day for public to attend. 3. Friday-saturday most likely to be busy with families, dealers probably willing to bargain on Saturday as they all know that SUNDAY is dead. 4. Don't bother coming Sunday unless you get there at 10AM. From 10-12 dealers will bargain do they don't have to load-up those big heavy items. By 2 PM, most dealers are packing up and just want to go home. Not uncommon to see empty booths even though Scotts has a rule about dealers leaving early. I don't think Scotts should charge public entry on Sundays. North Building is higher quality than South Building.. do plan to visit both. They have free shuttle between two locations.

Great collection of independent vendors, with a wide range of booths from plants to antiques to pop…read moreculture items. Fair prices.

We stopped by here looking for a specific piece for our bnb. We asked if we could haggle, you know,…read morein the basic tradition of flea markets. The lady working was extremely rude. She commented that's not really how it works. She did call the buyer, they had what sounded like a judgmental conversation where the buyer rejected our offer and didn't offer a rebuttal. The whole thing felt icky. Not a fun flea market, could have been, but that's not what the old gals at this place want it to be. I'd spend your money elsewhere, places that don't scoff and snicker when you try to engage in the age old haggling tradition. Wouldn't recommend.

Friendliest staff. Each cubby is different and loaded with unique treasures. Often deals being…read moreoffered. Definitely worth a journey.

This place is great, the staff is helpful, and prices are reasonable. They have a mix of new and…read morevintage items. They also had several local artists which I loved! In walking around the shop I saw clothing, home decor, art, some furniture, outdoor furnishings, and much more. The store itself is easy to navigate, is not cluttered, and is pleasing to the eye. Highly recommend a visit.

A truly magical store with gorgeous, reasonably-priced, high-quality items. The owner is lovely as…read morewell!

Lots of cool stuff, and the owner is very very nice! Willing to work on price too, we'll…read moredefinitely be back!