I'm super into this store. Great selection, nice employees, and discount days for seniors.read more

Amazing thrift store with unbelievable prices! All clothes (including jackets and shoes) are $3…read moreexcept for special occasion wear - and I got a satin cocktail dress, NWT, for $7! I also got a bomb retro hair dryer for $3.50 and was sorely tempted by some bedframes (all less than $40). Quality of everything is clean and in good condition, the store is very well kept, smells fresh and everyone is so nice! Sadly I live 4 hours away or I would be at this store twice a week.

Went to this location for assistance and the staff ( Chris James & Calvin Hinkle) called the police…read moreon me because I was parked in employee parking and drove a nice car. They belittled me by implying that I could not read and had the leave immediately. They were very rude and disrespectful. Salvation Army should be embarrassed that these guys are there to represent them!!

Located in the River Arts District, you have to stop by and check out the retail space for this non…read moreprofit that support fiber arts and artists in a 100-mile radius of Asheville. They also offer workshops and studio space. The employees were so friendly and welcoming. They were celebrating International Women's Day when I visited and invited customers to each sew a button on a dress. They were also dyeing yarn in the back. It's really great to see such community!!

Walk inside this large space for the fiber arts in the River Arts District and you may walk out a…read moreconvert. Local arts sell their fiber arts good from purses to clothes to other goods. The staff are artists themselves and will gladly share their passion. Even if you aren't into fiver arts, walk into this non-profit.

While visiting Asheville for a long weekend from Washington, D.C., booking a Hood Huggers tour was…read moreone of the best things we did. Led by Mr. Dwayne, the tour is an hour and a half learning about the Burton Street Community, a historically Black neighborhood in West Asheville and the victim of gentrification and highway expansions. Hood Huggers was created to serve as a champion for the 1912 neighborhood and its long-time residents. My wife, eight-year-old daughter, and I booked a Sunday morning tour. Since it was just us, he gave us the option to walk it or take his little shuttle. Mr. Dwayne gave us the background on the area before Mr. Cotton, the grandson of the man who founded the neighborhood, joined us with a book of photos. After a drive, we ended at the Peace Gardens and Market, a sacred space for the community.

What a cool tour. Our tour guide was very friendly and even offered to do a shuttle right for us…read moreversus a walk ride due to the weather being cold and it was just us on the tour for that morning. He showed us a lot of different areas that were Historical for the African-American community. He also shared a lot of historical information of the schools and colleges in the area that were very prominent years ago. I will definitely recommend this tour hands down to give you more of a historical African-American background of the city based on the money that we spent I feel that it was a great value for the tour that we received the service was outstanding by our tour guide and hands-down. I definitely would recommend this tour.

Ok first pros: Really easy parking, very cheap pricing (per…read morepound) clothes were like 1.67 a lb and books for .87 cents maybe a lb and electronics even cheaper You can find gems if you have the time and dedication to picking through all the stuff- I legitimately didn't realize a pair of pants I had were an expensive brand until I got home so you can find good quality there and cool older books too which was fun. Cons: you are digging though everything which takes time but also you are digging through everything including (for some reason) underwear including used ones which I don't understand why they even keep those in there as well as things that are obviously damaged or needing repair. So maybe bring gloves if you are grossed out by that. Also I'm not handy so damaged material and clothes are useless to me. Great for fabrics though. Other con it's mostly clothes, some blankets, some books, and a lot of damaged older electronics Personally I'd only come here if I was looking for clothing because that's a majority of what it was BUT got a great deal on all I got and left only spending about $12 My sister had about 13lbs of books and clothes and spent around $23

Do not support Goodwill and their poor customer service/appreciation. And do not drop off items in…read morethe least before 10am or they will call the police and charge you with illegal dumping. No good will at Goodwill. I repeat Do Not Support this for profit company. There are many more thrift stores that will appreciate you and your business.

These people do amazing work. It feels good to know that things I no longer need can benefit others…read morewhile not adding to our landfills.

Great nonprofit helping our locals afford a home of their own. Sometimes there are great finds, but…read moreI find a lot is overpriced for quality. Everyone is polite and helpful. I don't go out of my way to stop in unless looking for something specific in the furniture department.

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From the owner: .These services include counseling, crisis intervention, support groups, training, education, and…read morecrisis debriefings. Assistance designed for, but not limited to: aggravated assault, arson, Assault, child physical abuse, bullying, DUI/DWI crash, fraud, gang violence, human trafficking, identity theft, robbery, stalking, survivors of homicide victims, traffic fatalities, and terrorism.

What a great group! Quickly responded and jumped all over my issue. Handled everything quickly and…read moreefficiently. Thank you very much! If you have a problem, call 888!!!

Just like clock work Woody and his crew are there when you need them. There punctual, non-Judge…read moremental, and beyond fair. Ask for Michelle she's the best bondsman around the reason I say that is I've personally seen her go that extra mile that she didn't have to go just to get the job done

Love it here. It's a go to for meeting up with anyone on the west side…read more They have good snacks and treats and coffee so everyone is happy. It's also cozy! I often go check emails there. The staff is super rad and helpful too!

I stopped by here to finish filling myself up, which was a wise decision. Service and ambiance was…read morerelatively quick. I got a GF banana blueberry muffin and a GF lemon bar. The muffin had a good banana-blueberry balance, and the flavors of the lemon bar were also balanced due to the addition of powdered sugar. Overall, a great relaxation spot. And that's not odd!