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Street Of Shops Restaurant - Lewisburg - Photo album

A place you cannot miss when visiting the city. Make your rear compartment when going for shopping.

This is a must visit for all antiquers! Lots of stuff new and old, and new that looks old. Some great deals but a lot of the sellers seem to be going for those big fish people who are looking for antiques to decorate with.

Unbelieveable!! Many, many, many shops here. I was never there before and was I ever surprised!! No kidding!! You've gotta see this for yourselves to believe it. Very well run, too. Alot of different interesting things to look at or purchase. Gotta go!!

This is a place to get lost in 😊 the diner has good food (4 stars for the food), staff was friendly. But the gem of this place is the antiques. Get lost in 3 levels of antiques and curious- prices vary by the section, but from what I saw they were fairly reasonable. Definitely coming back sometime.

This was a great little gem to grab lunch. The grilled ham and cheese sandwich was the best I've had. Just the right amount of meat and cheese. The bread was grilled perfectly. Highly recommend to eat here. I bet the breakfast is just as amazing!

There is a huge selection of collectibles, antiques, trinkets, and furniture. The prices are priced pretty much on point but you can sometimes find a bargain. There is also a restaurant on location so you can sit down for something to eat while shopping. I have never eaten here but I have hear

Went for breakfast. Served cheap breakfast food in a small dated seating area, for a huge price. Not what I expected considering some of the fancy vendor booths around it. I would have thought it was a waste of time except found some cool things in the bottom basement. Seems like alot of vendors pa

Treasure hunt fun for all ages! Start on the basement level and work your way up if you have time. Only disappointment I had was when I found an adorable little angel figurine at CBD's without a price and when the seller was called they refused to sell it as they "didn't remember the figurine." I wi