This is a huge thing there are all sorts of items and stuff to pick through. We went on Sunday, which turns out wasn't the best ideal because some vendors do start packing up early. Overall I enjoyed it and am looking forward to going again.
You can find some great deals if you look. Make sure to look around and then go back to the honest ones!
Ok for a few hours. Great if you are into antique furniture, jewelry, rugs and such. Little if you are more "fleamarket" oriented. Nothing close to the former Lakewood Antique market of many years ago. Get a $2 off coupon online. Easy access to I-285.
Wonderful time of antique shopping every time we go to Scott's. Wear comfortable shoes since there are two Kmart size stores plus outside to walk through. Great food for lunch served in both buildings.
Its almost overwhelming between the two buildings. There is a shuttle which is helpful. One is a bit better than the other but I can't remember whichit had a police officer doing traffic at the entrance. Allow plenty of time to go through it properly. Lots of antiques furniture prints and rugs.There are several food vendors in each building as well. I had a salmon croquette! They are really hard to find.
Went to the website and printed $1 coupons for a discount on the entrance fee which was $5 each I think. Going back next month.
I've always enjoyed going to Scott's. A one hour drive, we parked close to the entrance; easy in & out,
Just off 285 on Jonesboro Rd.
Paintings, rugs, furniturebut my what fabulous jewelry!!! & sterling silver, oh my!
You have to pay to enter (they charged $5 per person in the car when we arrived). Once there, there are hundreds of booths to look through. You'll do a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes. Jewelry was the most common item there. If you're looking for a great deal, this isn't the place to go! The prices were average to high. It was fun to go and look; I'm glad I went, but I wouldn't make it a regular thing personally.
Hands down the most expansive collection of furniture and collectibles in Atlanta; however, the prices were extremely high. I was able find a couple of bargains, but most of the items were priced double the market rate. I'm not sure that I will be returning.
Most of the stuff appears to be crap that antique stores cannot sell, and the prices are terrible. The building on the south side is a little better.
There are plenty of Antique stores full of junk where people can find more affordable pieces, however it is still junk. So happy to have the option of shopping at Scott's where I can find high quality pieces for reasonable prices.
This place is amazing! I found so many wonderful items. The name of it is somewhat misleading: It's not just dusty old grandma furniture. It's filled with loads of different vendors with really unique furniture, jewelry, decor, rugs and other bit and bobs. Some of the vendors are selling new items, some refurbished and others proper antiques.
I really enjoyed the variety of items and the reasonable prices. Some items seemed pricey, but, when I googled them, the prices were on target. I really enjoyed the Purse Lady, she was funny and had really interesting accessories.
Love Scott's! 5.00 to get in and hours and hours of looking, being inspired and chatting with knowledgeable folks who take the hard part out of finding unique pieces.