This quaint book shop occupies the bottom floor of the historic HUNTER'S STORE C.:1850 in…read morePendleton, SC, a perfect setting for any bookshop. Amy, the owner, is friendly and her enthusiasm is contagious. The staff was very friendly and, along with Amy, shared about the history of the building and the activities held at the bookshop. In one area of the bookshop there is local history research and archives available to the public. There is also an area for local authors. There are both used and new books, reasonably priced. Recently the bookshop had a Scottish chef/author from Pendleton's sister city in Scotland visit. The bookshop hosted a signing for his fourth cookbook. Patrons can sign up for a newsletter for the bookshop and/or additional information about the art area located upstairs in The Rafter Room (local artists-mostly a cool selection of pottery pieces along with paintings and other items). There is a back door that could be used as a wheelchair entrance. Don't think the second floor is accessible. This is a lovely addition to our historic Pendleton square...a combination of a local historic building and a unique bookshop.

A candy shop for the mind! The Pendleton Bookshop is a must see in the village of Pendleton.read more

This is a cute little store with books, games and little gifts. It is run by two lovely sisters,…read moreJill and Ann, who want to share the love of reading with the community. There is plenty of parking and rooms filled with inexpensive books. Things are still being organized, so make sure to allow yourself plenty of time to browse. Bring cash since it is easier. Call ahead to make sure they are open.

Sweet co-owner opens their home book shop to passerby's. Great deals on children's books for school…read moreand pleasure reading along with books for adults- fiction, history, biographies, sci-fi, mystery, religious fiction and bible and much more. Llamas relax in the side yard and they are knowledgeable about their inventory. We will return often!

Rude staff, they have too many rules for the trash they sale. Now they have up their prices to $8…read moreon Saturdays. They have young inmature people working here. Supposedly kids 16 and under can't touch anything. They have a security guards harassing people while they are shopping to enforce their rules that they come up with. I don't recommend this place to people with kids or anyone who just wants to have a pleasant shopping experience.

Bintime is literally an adult treasure hunt ! But you have to get your mind right before entering…read morebecause this place is an experience and strategy can be important. There are rows and rows of long bins and you literally have to dig for the deals. First first timers it can be overwhelming so here's what to know : - once you enter grab a blue bag and start shopping ! - most purses aren't allowed . If it's clear or tiny they may let you bring it in but otherwise leave it in the car. -you can't open boxes at the bins . There may be boxes that you can't tell what is inside - if you want to have it opened you have to take it to the box counter and an employee will open it . Afterwards they will seal it back and give it to you to purchase or place behind the counter if you don't want it . -the Amazon app can be helpful ! If you have the Amazon app on your phone you can sometimes scan the barcodes on the boxes and bagged items to view the official Amazon listing . You can then see clearly what the item is , the price it retails for on Amazon and read reviews. This doesn't always work though because the bintime employees place new upc stickers over the original ones which aren't recognized by Amazon . - disposable gloves are great to wear here. You will be digging through things and touching lots of stuff so I always like to wear disposable gloves I can toss once I leave . -Saturday is the most expensive and busiest day ($5) because the most coveted items are dropped on this day . -right now 50 cent day is Wednesday. It's worth going to . I snagged a bunch of Aveda and Redken hair products as well as high end face products for 50 cents . It can often be just as busy as Saturday. - if you arrive before they open there will be a line . - if you are buying food make sure to check the expiration as they don't . -there's another section of the store called the "deal den" with a different selection of what they consider "premium items" priced higher than the bins. This kinda place is a once or twice a year visit for me . Other people seem to go every weekend and they seem more critical . But for me and my minimal visits , it's a fun time ! It can be chaotic and somewhat mentally exhausting but the adrenaline rush is real when you find a deal ! Have fun !

We came in looking for some specific items my son needed for a project he is working on. The store…read morewas very clean and well organized. The displays are wonderful and make you want to go crazy spending lots of money. We found what we were looking for quickly and the prices were reasonable. Check out was quick and the employees were friendly. Happy customer.

Well, I'm giving this 1 star because of the many, many times I've shopped at HL and I'm comparing…read morethose other times. I only shop the sales, as most of us do. I like to purchase craft items, dried flowers, baskets, etc. The past four times I've gone to the local one have been disappointing. There is no one in the store. It's vacant. I can walk right up to the cash register. The employees are not friendly at all. They used to be! What do I equate this to? They have brought in Bed Bath & Beyond junk. They have merged it into the store, throughout the entire store. Aisles are bare. This particular HL looks more like a Big Lot store. It is very disappointing to myself and my friends who also shop there. I asked the price of an item because it was not within my reach. The employee rolled her eyes; it was a big deal for her to obtain the price for me. I just hope this is a glitch in their system, but I'm afraid it's not.

Dollar tree on Greenville Street it's gone downhill customer service wise and the store is…read morecompletely filthy I go in there quite often because it's close and there's been the same spot in the bathroom floor I know for two months your stuff spilled all in the floors down the islesthe front of the store the shopping cart is full of trash and not sweat it's been like that for weeks more photos but they wouldn't uploaded

I had to go to the bathroom and found this..................................... I was gonna give…read morethis five starts but NOPE

The epitome of adorable shopping! Seems like just about everything can be monogrammed. Don't miss…read moreperusing both rooms on opposite sides of the entrance hallway. Great place for hostess, birthday, graduation, etc. Love!!!

The customer service was terrible went to drop off items and buy a few gifts for showers and…read moreweddings. I almost wanted to leave. The owner Katherine was just not friendly and didn't seem to care. Denise didn't act like she want to help me. Julie and Denna were very personal and helpful though. The prices are pretty expensive for the area but worth it. They carry something for every occasion

Now the Red Door is a lovely place. It's hard to walk in here and not walk out with something…read more There signature crafted item is this leaning pitcher. (Looks more interesting than it sounds.) Bought one, but don't worry, they have lots and in different sizes. Say hello to Miss Kitty (the cat) when you're there.

A funky, unique craft store. When we walked in the first thing you notice is that it is wall to…read morewall with stuff I needed to buy! Yes it is full of all kinds of goodies from inexpensive to well very high priced! We started our walk around and found many items to buy for Christmas, but we settled on being a bit conservative on our buying spree! We bought some great craft clocks one for us and one for my mom. The best part of this store is what happened after we left! We got back to the Magnolia Manor where we were staying in Westminster which is down the road from Seneca. JoAnn the owner contacted me and asked if I had received a phone call from the Red Door? I said i hadn't and asked why I would? While at the store we had talked to the owner about where we were staying and what we were doing in the upstate, you know, general small town conversation. Well when we left the store we had accidentally left one of our bags behind. The owner went out of his way to contact us! He called JoAnn at Magnolia Manor and she contacted Brandon who was in Seneca getting a haircut and he said he would pick it up! I love small town America and honest small business folk! If any of you are in the area please gift this shop your business. Best customer service story ever!

what happened to this store?!!! it's a total dump, shelves are a mess, items are on the floor all…read moreover the store, it looked like a tornado went through it. I am soooo disappointed!

Used to be one of my favorite places to shop. I used to find a lot of good bargains, but lately…read moreit's like there shelves are empty and there prices have gone up. The store is a little disheveled, but I guess if you dig enough you can find some pretty decent things.