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10AM - 5PM
5722 Main St, Collegedale
Antiques
“The haters can hate, and the store owner can come across as grumpy (when it comes to paying with card and what not), but I’ve found some great gems for our home and continually go back every few weeks.”
“Super cute antique store with reasonable prices. I saw old keys, door knobs, beautiful end tables and chairs and everything in-between. I purchased an old navy plaid shirt for $2. I'll definitely be back!”
“Bought Gas Pumps and many Signs and Gas Station Stuff from him and My Dad Paints some signs for him. Great Place to visit and Just Be Yourself!!!! Will be back to see ya soon Brother!!!!! God Bless !!!”
“Filled from top to bottom with so many kewl antiques and collectables plus willing to let you make payments if need be! Great owner and the staff is so kewl! You'll love it. On of the best I've ever been to honestly!”
“This was my first time here, and I loved the place. I could spend hours wandering stores like this. The memories, places like this, can evoke are priceless.
It also proves I shouldn't have thrown anything away ?
Who would have thought I could have sold my kids' beat up, rusted up, Tonka dump trucks. SMH, all the money I threw away ?”
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“My husband and I had noticed Shop on Main while driving by many times, but we had never actually stopped in. After having an exhaustive search for chairs to place by our fireplace place at other stores, we decided to give it a try. We were pleasantly surprised when we walked in to see how spacious it was - it appeared much smaller from the outside. Unlike most antique stores where vendors are confined to small booths, the merchants in this store seem to blend together creating a beautiful showroom effect. There are handcrafted candles, coffee mugs, and other unique items staged throughout the store adding fluidity to the browsing experience. We didn’t find the chairs we were looking for, but it is now on our list of must stop whenever we go by.”