What clients say about Wears Valley Antiques & Crafts in Sevierville (TN)
If i could give this place a 0 stars I would have it. Me and my family are here from Florida trying to enjoy everything here in this beautiful place before we buy a place here. As a business owner and decent human I wouldn't buy anything from this miserable dump. The guy working was rude from the get go. After yelling at my daughter to put her phone up! Saying put your phone away in here! Its tradmarked!! Then and me saying hey! We didn't see the sign! Dont speak to her like that! He said I thought she was 18? That in itself is disgusting and very worrisome for anyone with kids. I told everyone to put everything back as he yelled go back to Alabama! Lol what a weirdo! Anyway he told them not knowing we were together. I knew he was gonna be problems when he came in. Lol im gonna be a problem alright. Im gonna post just how horrible you are as a person. I dont know you and dont want to but I can guarantee you are not the owner. No owner of anything act like that and destroy a business! Ill post our interaction on here as well as everyone with us. Also share our experience on social media. If I can save one person from dealing with that I did a good thing. That being said let me give you a tiny piece of advice. Im sure you wont accept it but just because you see someone in jordan outfit dressed a certain type of way when you judge. You get judged. That being said. Im open to a conversation with the actual owner. My 12 year old he thought was 18 is upset and id like to have a conversation with you directly if possible. If not thats fine to.
The antique shopping experience in Wears Valley, particularly at spots like Wears Valley Antiques & Crafts or Bears Valley Antiques, is a wonderful reflection of the area's rustic charm and creative spirit.
Unlike some single-focus shops, the Wears Valley antique stores often feature a fantastic blend of true antiques and local, handmade crafts. This mix makes it perfect for finding a piece of history alongside a unique Smoky Mountain souvenir or artisan item.
Expect to find a great selection of items that fit a mountain cabin, farmhouse, or rustic aesthetic. This includes old furniture, log cabin decor, and primitive pieces.
Because many are multi-vendor malls, the inventory is always changing. You can browse through vintage clothing, collectible toys, exquisite glassware, and local paintings/photography that capture the essence of the scenic valley.
Shoppers consistently note the welcoming environment and the friendly, knowledgeable staff who are happy to discuss the history of an item or guide you to a particular type of treasure.
Due to the popular tourist location, some items may reflect tourist pricing, but value is certainly there. It is always worth looking closely and asking questions! These shops are usually filled floor-to-ceiling with displays, so give yourself plenty of time to truly explore and uncover the many hidden gems.
Overall, Wears Valley's antique stops are a must-visit for anyone looking for a unique piece of Tennessee history or a beautiful, handcrafted item to remember their mountain trip. And check out the general store too!!!
The store is okay. It’s climate controlled and neat, and sometimes that is a tall order for an antique store (the majority of the stuff in this store is far from being an antique). There are a few old older pieces, but mostly the items are from yard and estate sales. There are a few craft type items also. It is connected to a wine tasting bar for a little extra appeal. I didn’t check out the bar, so I can only assume it’s locally produced wines.
If you are in the area and shopping Wears Valley it’s worth a stop in. I wouldn’t drive out from Pigeon Forge just for this one store, but there are plenty of other stores in the area to make the drive worthwhile.
Normal antique store. Bought an antique necklace and it was nice. Issue is front desk person used a diamond tester to test the gold. Scammy, so be watchful what you buy. Walk away if you feel scammed.
We stopped here driving from shop to shop. It wasn't exactly what we thought it would be when we walked in. It ended up being a really cool place to look at antiques, art work, hand made rugs and more. Even a wine store. Great place to go!!
Really neat store! Maybe a little overpriced. Saw one or two people not wearing masks (please enforce the mandate!) but most people were wearing them. We felt safe being in the store.
Lots of great stuff but crazy, I'm guessing tourist inspired inflation, prices. I guess if you can haggle it down, maybe, but I believe the spaces are filled with stuff by multiple owners so it can make that rather difficult. Worth a look if you have time but very pricey.
Be sure you are wearing your walking shoes. Lots of interesting finds at this store. People are friendly. I always see an item or more that I want. Great area to tour as well. Country setting.
There is so much to look at! This is one of the best antique shops in the area and well worth the drive to Wears Valley. Harry answered all our questions and he was so friendly and knowledgable. He is a great asset to this store.
A great restaurant. The atmosphere made you feel like you were at home. The waitress was very friendly. The food was to die for. Pancakes French Toast Eggs Sausage Pork Tenderloin. Wonderful views of the mountains. Definitely would stop again. Locals very friendly too.
This place is HORRIBLE! WILL NEVER STEP FOOT IN THIS "SHOP". I'VE NEVER BEEN TALKED TO LIKE SCUM OF THE EARTH UNTIL I WALKED INTO THIS PLACE! THE GENTLEMAN AT THE FRONT WAS SO BELITTLING AND RUDE..TRYING TO SUPPORT THE LOCALS AND ENDED UP WALKING OUT. WOULD NOT SUGGEST ANYONE STEP FOOT IN THIS HORRIBLE ESTABLISHMENT! SAVE YOURSELF THE TIME..DON'T GO IN!
Website
