I needed a formal dress for a wedding. I got a beautiful one that fits perfectly and was not…read moreexpensive looks like brand new

Big thrifter here! Unfortunately this was not a hit. Prices are just below retail value and items…read moremarked "new" don't appear that way. There are some mid-level products available, but all valuable items are priced just below market value with no negotiation. Besides the products, the customer service is poor with an unfriendly and inattentive staff - wouldn't come back here.

I feel compelled to leave a review regarding my experience with selling gold here. You can see my…read moreother reviews, I have been selling scrap gold for 15 years or so as a way to finance new jewelry I want to have made for myself. I had about 16 grams of scrap 22K gold I had to sell a few months ago. The gold was worth about $1100. I met with Kevin when I entered and as he was weighing my items (I also have a professional scale and weigh everything before submitting), he told me he only works in Pennyweights and would not be able to tell me the conversion to grams as he "does not know how the conversion works". I have never encountered a bench jeweler who would say that. He is extremely rude. Let's say he really doesn't know about conversions, a simple google search could correct that (which is what I did). He offered about $500. Being new to the area which is a smaller town and about to leave on vacation in a day, I accepted the offer, but later when I compared the receipt he had given me along with the weights in pennyweights, they didn't align with my measured weights once I converted the values I had written down. At this point I could not do anything, but felt a bit crappy about the whole transaction. Skip ahead to last week when I took a well measured pouch of 22k gold jewelry as a test, some of it scrap, and was again given an extremely low-ball offer. Here is some perspective: it was 19.585 Pennyweight or 30.36 grams. The baseline value of the gold at the worst rate is $1980. He offered me $915, which is about $700 less than the best offer I got from another local buyer and about $500 less than the worst offer I got from a local pawn shop. Needless to say, I did not sell my scrap gold to him. This is not someone I would want to work with in the future nor would I consider for selling any gold in the future. I would consider his lack of clarity during the buying process to be highly suspect and think this has probably been the most unpleasant experience I have ever had selling gold. I have received low-ball offers before, but at least those people have been upfront about their business model. I can't say the same here. Condensed version: Rude, unprofessional, doesn't give clear explanations, and gives the lowest prices in the area for any jewelry or gold you will want to sell. STAY AWAY!

I wish I could post no stars for this review. My mother brought my great grandmother's canary…read morediamond ring to Kevin Bear to have the band changed and resized in November. He did not give her any kind of claim ticket or documentation showing that she had dropped the ring off. When she went to pick up the ring she noticed that the sides of the ring where the new band had been inserted was VERY obvious. She took it back to Kevin and he agreed to try and fix it. Since it was a Christmas gift I didn't have a chance to look at the ring until Christmas. When I tried the ring on, I noticed right away that the center stone was loose. It was not loose when we dropped it off to have it resized and we were kind of confused why he had even altered the setting because we only wanted the bottom part of the band replaced. Upon further inspection I noticed that not only was the center diamond in danger of falling out of the ring, but the one side of the setting had also been melted. It was evident where he had soldered the new band on the ring and there were indentations on the side of the ring where he attempted to meet the original and new metals. There were also areas where the new metal had not been smoothed completely and it appeared lumpy. I feel like I could have done as good if not better job if I had attempted to fix the ring myself. I didn't want to wear the ring with the center diamond loose. We were so upset about the setting being melted since it was a family heirloom. My mother took the ring back to Kevin to see if he could adjust the price he charged since it was such shoddy work. (He also charged her an additional $50.00 for rhodium plating without even calling for her approval.) He REFUSED to do anything about the price he had charged since he said that he "had done the work." If I was a jeweler, it is not work that I would want associated with my name. He also told my mom that it was "not a problem" that the center stone was loose. We expected to receive our "repaired" ring back in wearable condition. I guess that is not the case when you are working with Kevin Bear. We took the ring to Mountz Jewelers in Carlisle and they attempted to repair the ring. When we went to pick it up, it still didn't look right and the wonderful jeweler there told us that was the best he could do trying to fix the work done by Kevin. He also told us that Kevin had used white gold when the setting of the ring was platinum and the two metals did not match at all. Mountz Jewelers ended up fixing the setting and restoring the band to its original platinum. It looks amazing and you would not even know the ring was ever worked on. We are beyond thrilled. We were so disappointed in not only Kevin's lack of professionalism, but also his lack of jewelry expertise and his awful customer service. We really wanted to give our business to a small local jewelry store and we really thought Kevin Bear fit that bill. I had previously brought watches to him to have batteries changed and did not have any problem. I would not recommend his services for anything even remotely more difficult than battery replacement as it is out of his skill set. You would be better off trying to fix your jewelry with a blowtorch at your own home. There were many tears and a lot of frustration, not to mention wasted money ($435.00 to be exact) over our experience with Kevin Bear and I cannot stress enough how much we would NEVER RECOMMEND HIM. Seriously, do not trust his motto "The Trusted Jeweler" and take your business elsewhere. I really wish we had.

Really surprised this thrift store wasn't on the Yelp radar, as it's pretty great! I found out…read moreabout it's existance from an employee at another area thrift store. Located in a strip mall, parking is easy, and the store is bigger on the inside than it looks on the out but still on the smaller side. It's set up like a boutique, has various depts just on a smaller scale. The displays are nicely arranged and the prices are like those of a yard sale. I didn't see anything damaged or not of good condition. There were a good bit of vintage, mostly glassware, and some larger funiture pieces. Clothing wasn't as plentiful, which was fine with me. The employees were friendly and helpful. All the housewares appeared to be washed, as the glass sparkled. Throughout the store is cages with cats, very lazy cats, who don't even get excited when you approach their habitat. Still it was fun trying to interact with them. The cashier mentioned that they let them loose to wonder the store at night. My bf thought the store stank, but I didn't smell anything and their cages were neat and tidy. Obviously the proceeds from this store benefit the animals, and you may even be able to adopt the cats that reside there on the spot. I support their mission, liked having felines in the store, felt pricing was fantasic, and found several great vintage items for resale. It's a winner in my book!

Warning - This store discriminates against resellers!…read more I am very disappointed at the changes instituted to the store jewelry sales policy. Apparently about 6 months ago the powers be decided that professional vintage dealers such as myself can only purchase 6 pieces of jewelry in a day. I live out of state and can only visit once a year. Bear in mind that this policy is poorly labeled - the tiny labels in the cases are at best 12 point font size. **Please note I am in a wheelchair and I couldn't see them. If there were counter signs I couldn't see them because of my mobility issues.** The clerk did tell me about the policy but I seriously thought he was joking! I've never been discriminated against as a dealer in 28 years of buying, selling and trading vintage. Plus who doesn't want to make money for your charity? The jewelry is actually very underpriced so you are hurting your nonprofit by not maximizing your sales. Educated professional dealers are your bread and butter. Do better!

Delivered a broken ottoman, bummed I bought a 4500 sectional and broken ottoman with no discount,…read moreadvice, or repair service or parts, however they did say they'll do better next time... I just needed a new hinge and 2 screws.

Customer service and quality of furniture was horrible. I purchased a dining room set from this…read moreplace and paid in full. Also requested a delivery date and it was delivered on the date requested. Once the furniture was delivered, as I latched the butterfly leaf into place, it cracked at one of the seems where the wood was glued together. I called and sent a picture. They agreed it was no good and said they would come pick it up and refund my money when they came to pick it up. The same gentlemen who delivered it came back to pick it up. These folks were also part of the management/ownership of the business. They got here, was rude to me, argued with me, insulted myself and my home, and cursed at me while leaving my house. I suggest if your thinking of doing business here to go elsewhere.

What a wonderful little place. They have so many country and rustic home decor options. What a…read moregreat place to buy a gift for someone special. They have the greatest homemade candy around Christmas time. The only place I have found that still sells toy candy. I make sure it is a place I visit for stocking stuffers and other gifts throughout the year. Very warm and inviting.

Reason for two stars: their ability to look up their own inventory is absolutely horrible. I asked…read morefor a particular item over the phone. I had seen this item a week earlier in person. They claimed they didn't have it. They weren't even able to give me a catalog number. A couple months later, I see the very same item in their store. Even if they were out of stock, they could have given me a catalog number for it so I could look it up. But they didn't care. Otherwise, the store is pretty nice. Just don't deal with them on the phone cause they don't know what they have in their own store.

I had the sweetest and most knowledgeable stylist named Amy! She truly listened to my wants and…read moredislikes and found me the PERFECT dress!!! So happy with my experience!

I had the best experience here looking for my homecoming dress. The selection was great and I had…read morean appointment with Ainsley and she made sure to get any dress for me she could that she thought I'd like. Her service was awesome. I had the best time. I didn't feel rushed at all. I will definitely be coming back for prom and my next homecomings!!

This place is very nice. My husband and I stopped in on our last night in Vermont and the…read moreinventory was crazy high. So many eclectic items to choose from. Some high prices, some low prices. I walked away with an antique candle and a disco ball. So so cute.

Very clean well-organized store. Nicole and Wyatt offer excellent customer service. Couldn't be…read moremore happy!

Horrible customer service . Did not take gift certificate. Said it expired. My $50 doesn't have…read morean expiration date!!!

Good selection. Lots of sales. Probably 40ish vendors. 3 floors. Mix of antiques(75%) and some flea…read moremarket items and crafts. Wife and I liked it. I'd come back.