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.

Wasn't a huge fan of the antiques here, but the cashier (missed his name) is passionate about his…read moregreat selection of geodes!

Well balanced, and things for most everyone, new crafts and old books, records, lamps and small…read morefurniture. Not overcrowded, and, a real comfortable atmosphere

My intended stop for the area wasn't open yet so I ventured out a bit to see what was nearby. I am…read moreso happy that I did because I stumbled upon this place. One thing I wanted to do on this road trip was to go thrifting to try and get a few items I had in my head for my place. I was in high hopes when I walked in here and saw how enormous the inside was. I was also very pleased to see that this was set up more like a consignment shop with each stall being stocked by different people from the community. With that comes a variety of items that you would not see in a typical store. I walked up and down every single aisle scoping out every single stall. I saw so many items here it was almost overstimulating, but I was able to hold it together. I was looking for a specific piece of furniture to use in my bedroom. One that would give me more storage and place to put my mirror that is way to heavy to hang on a wall. I was about to give up when I found the piece I have been waiting for. Buried beneath a cluster of other items and right there for me to pick. The price was definitely one that I could not pass up. When I came toward the check out area the guy definitely saw me coming. I asked if I could leave the piece of furniture there while I went and picked something else up I saw earlier. Once I grabbed the other item, I paid and then made my way out to my vehicle and loaded it up. Luckily it wasn't too big to shove in the back seat of my vehicle and it made it all the way home and is in full use.

This place is GREAT!! And huge! We spent 2 hours here and we were even rushing. (We had a 6 hr…read moredrive back home from the holidays ahead of us so I was definitely trying to not look at every little thing & keep an eye on the clock). We found so many great deals! We bought a vintage art deco jadeite floor lamp, some old antique door knobs and a letter press tray. It's definitely worth a stop if you're passing through or live nearby.

This is a late post, we went in August and I did the review in December…read more We stumbled upon this place as we were picking up an item from Facebook Marketplace in the area. This place was different but FUN!!! Cute little gift shop and cafeteria style food. All seats are outside. Food was good and all the workers were very friendly and polite. If I'm ever back in the area I'll definitely stop.

Friendly people. Fun decor and vibe. Food for breakfast was good - not a ton of options but still…read moreworth going.

I see that a later reviewer claims that Magaline was "misrepresented" by my review. I assure you…read morethat nothing was misrepresented. The experience I had there is true, and I did not exaggerate. Racism is, indeed, "old school" to say the least, but she had plenty of it to share with us. Disgusting.

This shop was large, with lots of decent inventory. The owner's tastes in antiques don't totally…read morematch mine (although she does seem to have a thing for German Shepherds - GSD antiques pepper the store), but I had a grand old time nosing around. Unfortunately, Magaline did not seem particularly interested in making a sale, as my attempts at price negotiation went nowhere.