A lot of interesting antiques and a pretty nice shop
Attractive location with lots of parking, an adjoining restaurant we didn't check out, and three roomy bathrooms. The biggest highlight and reason to stop is the pottery section on the main level--gorgeous work done by Mountain Cove. Practical pieces, beautifully made, and honest-looking tea towels made me want to spend money!
Otherwise, the mall was a hodge-podge of some nice antique furniture surrounded by new brightly-crocheted items, yard sale stuff, and junque. If you collect very particular items, like commemorative soda pop bottles or antique pliers, you might find them here. Some up-cycled items, old crochet and embroidered pieces, sports memorabilia, and LP's round out the assortment.
I grew up touring antique malls, and this really took me back. If you really love searching for "the thing", they're worth checking out!
Very big nice place..clean No pushy sales people fun and relaxing
Great Antique store with three levels and there is a few restaurant's right next door.
If you like Antiques you need to check out this place
I have such mixed feelings about this place. On one hand it has an amazing selection of antiques and is especially an awesome place to buy quality furniture. It is almost like an unofficial history museum. What makes me cringe however every time I go is the prominent placing of artifacts that are probably best left in grandpa's attic. These include any Mammy memorabilia, references to love for the Confederate States of Amerikkka etc. It's not somewhere I'd want to take friends from out of town because that aspect is somewhat embarrassing to our town especially when the county spends tourism dollars hyping this particular business.
Lots of cool stuff here
Real antique did not see. Imitation fake. New we do not go to this store
It's a great store in Downtown Toccoa. Interesting eclecticism of items. Lots of free parking nearby.
There is a little bit of everything in this place. There's furniture, clothing , jams, pottery and more. Think indoor flea market.
It is a two story building with individual consignment shops. My favorite is the Stone Mountain Pottery section; the pottery collection is useful and beautiful at the same time.
It will take about 1 1/2 hours to give everything a look over.
There is an onsite restaurant that has a good selection of items, they have vegetarian options, which are scarce around here.