Hours are not correct. Their sign says Wednesday through Saturday. We went there on a Thursday and…read moreit was closed. They need to update that sign. The owner was not polite. Wouldn't even say hello. Wouldn't look away from her phone. No acknowledgement of customers at all. The woman at the counter was lovely. Everything was wayyyyyyyy over priced.

I've been meaning to get to this store forever, and an open house out near this side of town…read moreprovided me with the opportunity. I went looking for some Christmas decorations and found a little of everything! The store is just beautiful. It's a farm sitting on a gorgeous piece of land on the edge of West Lincoln. When I parked I got out and just looked around for a bit, enjoying the scenery. The store has an outdoor area (the porches) filled with decor and two separate buildings. There is so much stuff, and yet it is all artfully arranged. I really wanted to be there and just take my time and look. I found lots of rustic Christmas items, a room spray that smells like a Christmas tree and a stash of old spice containers, some even from the early 1900's. The prices seemed very reasonable to me and I was surprised at how busy it was given its rather remote location. The staff was so helpful and even helped me find out a date on one spice bottle. If you are looking for a unique gift or some rustic decor, this place is really an awesome shop. I can't wait to go back!

Fun place to shop. Great for unique and uncommon items. Very friendly. Refinish furniture is very…read morenice. Or pick up and refinish yourself.

Not really an amazing experience kinda trashy and disorganized not really many antiques more…read morefurniture that has been redone!

"One man's trash is another man's treasure." -English proverb…read more I've been to an "Amazon returns" shop but this is the first time I've been to anything like this. It's not quite a thrift shop and it's not quite a used good store. It's reusing and recycling and shopping and a flea market and just interesting enough that you need to check it out if you're near Gastonia. Instead of hauling grabage to a landfill, the owners of the Mystery Box takes stuff from estate sales and home clearances and abandoned storage units and brings it here to be sold. But instead of paying for stuff by the piece, customers pay an entrance fee and can literally walk out with whatever they can carry. Yes, if you can carry it over the line by yourself, it's yours. My daughter read about this concept and we stopped in to check it out. First, the entrance fee is cash only. (They might be encouraged to accept a Venmo or Zelle payment but the cell coverage here is not great.) Second, you need to bring your own bags, backpacks and purses for carrying. Look through it all. I found some boxes of surgical gloves (still sealed!), my daughter found a neat glass as a gift, I grabbed up an inkjet printer cartridge, and more interesting stuff. I saw a guy hauling out an pneumatic air cylinder and they had a stack of toilet seat lids (still in boxes) and tools and toys and paints and paintings and lots and lots of junk. Remember that once you're in, whatever you can carry out is yours. So it might be junk now or it might end up being your treasure. [Review 20322 overall - 3497 in North Carolina - round number 1300 of 2023.]

beautiful home decor and fun holiday decorations with a friendly staff. the prices are reasonable…read morewith good sales. Enjoyable place to shop

I really love this little shop right here in Denver!…read more If you are looking for a gift, this is the spot! The employees are so helpful, and they will help you find whatever you are looking for. There are home goods, furniture, some food. Lots of decorations! They carry some baked goods from a local baker here, which are delicious! Prices are on the medium to high side, as most gift shops are. But, the quality is worth it! They also host different local events. Just make sure you check the hours, because they fluctuate! I believe they are closed the beginning of the week.

Nice clothing with good prices! My son is particular about…read morethe way he dresses and he found several things to wear.

Need to be more clear on their website when the buy backs are, you get all the way there and the…read moreperson there is clueless about what I am talking about and then said it's only once a month. There is nothing on your web site, the last time I looked it said anytime is a good time to come. If you put something on your door you need to add it on your social media.

I had such a great experience at Once Upon a Child thanks to this sweet girl Iliana! She was so…read moresweet, kind, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. She took the time to help me, answered all my questions. Her customer service was amazing and you can tell she truly cares about the customers. Employees like her make people want to come back. Overall I had a great experience at Once upon a child definitely will be coming back and recommending to others !

This place is nice to bring your gently used items. Of course everyone would like more for their…read morehigh quality branded items but in the end I'm generally satisfied. The system is easy to check in and the wait isn't that long.

There's just something about a thrift store! The Good Neighbor Shop is a cute little shop that I…read morelike to frequent. There is something for everyone here.

The Good Neighbor Shop has so many great items to choose from and awesome prices. The staff are…read morealways smiling when I walk in the store. Great little thrift store.

Wonderful store in Lincolnton, perfect for the strange and unusual. Run by the best people, some…read moreitems are tongue-in-cheek fun, some are genuine antiques and some are metaphysical. Truly something for everyone here! Books, home decor, clothing and curiosities are mostly what you'll find here. I go every week just to see what is new! At Christmas they had Pictures with Krampus, and often they'll have a tarot card reader here. The Vault is a special collection that rotates, like a mini museum of horror. One special attribute is the local flavor room. It features local personalities, books dealing with local histories and people and most importantly, a new wall dedicated to solving local missing person cases. Mike is working with Jason Mundy to keep this wall up to date, including a locked tip box so if anyone has information about a case, they can feel safe to give that information anonymously. Go by today, it is really a lovely store!

Amazing thrift store with perfect amount of lore and art! The owner is so sweet and kind! I loved…read morebeing able to just chat with him and ask him how he got in the business. Pricing is so affordable, and they have anything and everything there. I love how deep rooted and community based the shop is, and you can tell the owner enjoys what he's doing! I will be going back for sure!