Main Street Market

Great customer service. Prices were the most reasonable on Main Street. Many options to choose from.

We really enjoyed visiting the Main Street Market. While it's not as big as the Mayberry Antique Mall down the street, there is a lot of quality packed in if you're a fan of smaller vintage and antique goods. My wife and I were able to find several things that we liked, and would've gotten more permitted we had more room in the car! The staff were very friendly and engaging. Plus, there's a smushed penny machine at the front of the store if you like those!

Lots of little shops antique stores furniture stores clothing and candy & ice cream shops with fudge as well & pecan pralines.

This store is located right in the heart of the city of Mt. Airy. The staff was very personable, helpful, knowledgeable, and attentive. She even made a call to one of her dealers to assist us in making an offer on a 1920’s sled for our mountain home in Virginia. We ended up purchasing the sled along with several other items. The store is full of antiques and vintage items. Couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Would highly recommend and carve out a decent amount of time as fairly large full store.
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Tim & Susan Todaro

Great atmosphere, hard wood floors, good lighting and clean. Wonderful collection of antiques and crafts. Have scored several great finds for reasonable prices!!!
One of my favorite antique stores!!!

This place is welcoming and the staff have a great knowledge of the antiques in the store. I absolutely loved this place and as an antique buyer for nearly 12 years its the only place on main street for antiques that I could highly recommend.

Great place! Lots of neat stuff! Friendly staff!!!🙂

Creative ans Artistic

We found several things. It is a small shop but the lady working was way nice. I really like the blue Roseville vase I found

We were drawn into Main Street Market this afternoon by the attractive window displays. All of the customers in the store were wearing face masks in compliance with the governor's orders. However, the woman working there (and presumably the person handling the most merchandise) couldn't be bothered to wear a mask. They even had signs posted which read "let's keep everyone safe," but apparently the woman working there did not agree with that sentiment. Thousands of Americans would still be alive today if it weren't for people like this.