I want to buy all of the candles…read more I want to try everything in the store, I am excited to explore and discover more new and exciting products that the store has to offer.

This darling shop is the best. I loved every inch of it. The options for gifts, clothes and so…read moremuch more is endless. And reasonably priced. Customer service was on point. Will definitely be back!

There's no yelp page for the Hahvahd Yahd cafe thing so I'm just doing it on the Southern Bostonian…read morePage but this place is pretty tasty! The dining area is super cute. I got the Quattro farmiggiano flat bread pizza thing and my father got the Cajun chicken Sammy and I also got the Nutella strawberry waffle stick and it was all very yummy and fresh! Our total with these three items was about 26$ which was totally reasonable! We stopped here after doing some shopping and I think this would be my choice next time I find myself in Selma or shopping in Smithfield! Very tasty and hit the spot. Everyone inside was very nice and the food came out fast. Give this spot a try!!

They have a book section and a cafe too. Clean business. We had very good service. We paid $85 with…read morethe sale. Will definitely make the hour drive to come back.

The Twisted Willow was a fun find when I was exploring Downtown Smithfield. It is located in the…read morebuilding that was once home to the Gabriel Johnson Hotel. The 120-year-old building had been condemned at one point, but was renovated in 2021. The building has 20-foot ceilings and exposed brick. The boutique is large at 3,500 sq feet. It sells antiques, furniture, books, coins, comic books, home accents such as lamps and decor, specialized foods, soaps, jewelry, pillows, dish towels, candles, and topiary. I'm sure I missed items. I overheard a couple mentioning that they have church pews from time to time. I left with vintage postcards and a mini metal bicycle with a chain and kickstand. It was so unique I decided to grab it while it was there. If you are in Downtown Smithfield, make sure to stop in Twisted Willow for quality service and some unique finds.

Amazing, unique shop with lots of great gifts, home decor, and more. And the owners are so sweet…read moretoo! I highly recommend you go check it out!

Jeff and his team at Nadeau are the absolute best. Walking through the store is kind of like…read morehunting for treasure, you'll never know what you'll find. And if you love it, snag it. Because it may never show up again as all pieces are one of a kind. We missed out on getting a lovely console table but pro tip, join the newsletter for email updates. Two months later we saw an even better console in the newsletter and rushed back. It's the perfect addition!

I loved everything in this store. Modern, mid century, farmhouse, you name it. Quality furniture…read more Decent prices. The price point is a little higher, but I also thought it may be a consignment store when I walked by and it is not, so for new furniture the price is what you would expect. The staff was awesome as well. Definitely worth checking out.

I saw a sign on the highway for DeWayne's on my way to Benson, so I decided to make a stop when I…read moregot to Smithfield. It is located near the Outlet Mall but far enough away (half a mile) from the traffic from there. The shopping center is technically located in Selma, NC. The parking lot is large, but you might still have trouble finding a parking place as it is a busy store. DeWayne's is not an outlet store but a high-quality, family-owned store with name brands. You will find clothing, Pandora, Kendra Scott, Hey Dude, Vineyard Vines, Simply Southern, Tommy Bahama, Julie Vos, Birkenstock, and Yeti coolers, as well as shoes and accessories. I am sure I missed a lot. I wouldn't normally go two days in a row, but after I posted my photos, I saw other photos of the upstairs. So I had to see what I missed, and I decided to go looking for an item. Upstairs was the Attic, where items are discounted 50% and 70% on Wednesdays, I was informed by an employee. Christmas Land is the largest Christmas store in North Carolina, with eleven decorated rooms. The Garden Center with indoor and outdoor plants was another popular area. They had bird seed, different types of soil, and containers. The Sweet Shop had a variety of fudge and Hershey's ice cream. There were other specialty foods throughout the store and closer to the cash registers. Everyone here was friendly, and I was even recognized on my second visit. When I entered for the first time, the employee could tell I was a little overwhelmed and helped me learn the layout of the store. If the outlet mall isn't for you, make sure you stop at DeWayne's for a much better experience. On my first visit, I left with Suzy Zoo items, fudge and chocolates. While I didn't find what I was looking for on the second day, I found something in the Christmas Land that would work. The line to check out was much longer, so I kept finding more items while waiting to pay. It was a good thing I didn't get a cart. They do have a rewards club, which I should have joined, as I am looking forward to returning.

Hi. I live in Austin Texas and I come here twice a year to visit my mom and shop at Dwayne's…read more Today I went to the snack area and the red haired young lady at the counter was really rude to us. I did not feel at all like she wanted to welcome us. She did not enjoy anything about her job. I ordered two chocolate shakes and an orange aid. The lady asked me if I wanted pineapple or cherries or anything and when I looked at her and said no, I'd like the shakes plain please she snapped at me. I'm talking about the orange aid. I told her I'm not from here. I did not know that you guys added anything to it and I'm sorry. I just want a plain one. We went outside to the patio when our order was done, and I realized I did not have a straw for my orange aid. So my daughter went in to grab another straw and again the young redheaded lady told her I already gave you straws. My daughter said you gave us straws for the shake, but not for the orange drink. The redheaded lady orange told my daughter, You mean, orange aid. No, I wasn't born yesterday and I come here twice a year and I drop a lot of money at your store. I know that it seems like it'd be a desirable place for young people to work because you get a discount and it's a pretty cool place to work at I think that this girl might need some more training or maybe another girl who really wants to work at that store should take her place.

All I have to say is the owner is very unprofessional. Cheats clients that bring items to be…read moreconsigned. Changes her story each time. I definately would not recommend this business.

PLEASE do NOT patronize this store! The owner has happily been accepting and selling items of mine…read moresince January, and I have not been paid a DIME! She has even refused to return contact with the Better Business Bureau who was trying to help me come to some sort of resolution with her. This is Fraud!

While the intentions are good, the overwhelming stench of cat pee truly ruins the experience. I…read morehighly suggest some vapor rub under your nose if you're going to go. The inventory is hit and miss, though well priced & I can't blame anyone for not wanting to put anything porous for sale in the building. The cats around the facility are friendly and I love to support a good cause, but the smell is something you can't really prepare for & will need to wash off afterwards.

I love this place and all the awesome animals. Great treasures and the staff are knowledgeable and…read morehelpful.

Low quality furniture and shady sales practices. Plenty of better options in the area for the same…read moreprices.

we've bought a lot of furniture from Heavner's. we've always been happy with the quality and price…read more the delivery people always were very helpful with taking out the old and bringing in the new and setting it where we wanted them to. I highly recommend Heavner to anyone looking for furniture.