Nice new store very clean and well organized. However, their prices are insane! $20 for a…read morecalculator? $10-15 for a pair of worn out shoes? They also have boutiques in this store where they showcase name brand stuff or special clothing etc. and it's marked up even more! They also got rid of the majority of their electronics and home wares and appear to now be focusing on clothing in this store. Their old Wade Hampton store had a good selection of these items, this one doesnt. I understand that it goes toward a good cause, but most Miracle Hill stores in the Upstate are now charging significantly more than other thrift stores in the area.

Large, clean, open, but by no means inexpensive. I did find some reasonably priced jackets which I…read morecan give to the homeless shelter, but some items are almost full retail price.

looked for some furniture pieces, what I found in good condition. Store was easy to traverse and…read moreclean.

I am not one to leave a comment, but after my experience today, and past experience with this…read morechain, I cannot hold my tongue. I want to say that there is one woman that works here, shorter hair. Today she had on a lanyard and an orange vest. She was incredibly helpful, and not one of these words is targeted at her. For starters, the people who work here are beyond rude. The cashier was very VERY impatient with me, as I tried my best to lift heavy frames onto the counter so she could scan their tag. She snapped at me twice, cut me off twice, and gave me an attitude.I got two frames basically the exact same, one of the frames didn't have a tag on it. One was 20 bucks, and I figured the second would also be around there. The manager comes over and says that even though they look identical, this one is going to be $35. She proceeded to throw her hands in the air when my face looked surprised at buying two identical frames, for two different prices. I proceeded to buy the frames, but both would not fit in a cart at once. Not a single worker offered to help me carry them out as they watched me struggle and take two trips in order to do it independently. Honestly, I probably wouldn't have noticed this, but two CUSTOMERS stopped and asked if I needed help. It was so shocking to me that the customers were willing to help more the workers! Additionally, the prices in here are insane. One of the photos I was looking at still had its Ross tag on the back ($8.99). They were charging the exact same price for the frame, even though now it is second hand. Ridiculous. A chair that was wobbly with no match, $60. Someone here thinks they "know" how to price antiques, but frankly the stuff is cheaper at antique stores themselves!! I have done community service for the location on S Pleasantburg. The prices are much better, but the staff was equally as rude. They legitimately treated the people there like garbage. After these two experiences, I could no longer keep my thoughts to myself.

such a wonderful cause! the opportunity village program is made possible because of donations and…read morecustomers who shop here, this year long program provides the healing and life skills to completely transform the life of those who enter in to it. I can tell you first hand because I graduated from OV in 2021 there have been so many people out here serching for something in all the wrong places ppl and things!! Jesus is the answer to all of this thank you for shopping and helping to change my life for the bette!!!

This is a great resale store, it used to be called something else. But we stopped in today and…read morefound several really nice pieces of furniture and some lovely antiques. That would be great in any home. The store has lots of clothes, dishes, vacuum, cleaners, filing cabinets, and they were all priced very low! The staff were friendly and helpful

Great consignment shop located on two floors of a historic home. Lots of treasures to explore in…read moreevery room and around each corner. Furniture and household goods, not clothing. Nice selection of outdoor items too. Prices seemed reasonable.

This is a really cute shop…read more Along with all the cool used & antique items (I got a lovely pitcher & some glasses that match a set my grandmother had), they also have some neat new shelving & craft items that the owner apparently makes and sells. If you like thrift stores, be sure to visit this one!

Great store! Pricing is extremely reasonable. Well organized. No clutter. The is very niceread more

So much to look through! Found 2 antique models and a set of bowls, they reduced the price on all…read morethe for me! Very friendly and great service!

Walking into this little vintage shop brought back memories of my childhood with so many artifacts…read moreand knick-knacks. Every corner had something charming from old books to delicate dishes that reminded me of my grandmother's table, and treasures with a kind of character you can't find in new things. Shopping was a great experience. I enjoyed all the history it held, the beautiful old artwork, and the nostalgia.

We always enjoy going by to see Nathan. He always has interesting things reasonable prices…read more Saturday we went by and he bought a collection of Lance jars and cookie jars. It was spectacular. I wish I had more room on my countertop. I would've bought two my husband bought some antique candy boxes.

Awesomely fun antique shopping alert! This small shop is not so small once you get inside, just…read morelike Doctor Who. Every nook and cranny is filled with nostalgic goodies. The place is bright and fun, great for a few photo ops. They have occasional parking lots events where vendors bring even more special finds, along with food vendors and live music. I purchased a handmade knit head wrap, rare license plate, vintage pin, and some plant accessories all for less than $20! There are some expensive items but they are well worth the tag. Mid-century modern and even earlier, 70s, 80s, 90s toys and decor. Dodson Dig is a must stop if you're in the vintage thrifting mood!

This is a solid thrift store. Lots of womens clothing and some mens. Men's clothes are a miss for…read moreme personally. But the furniture out on the floor rotates often and theres a good chance you'll find a good deal. Ive also had some luck in the housewares section with crystal glassware. Check the mirrors as well. I've found a few really great gold mirrors for cheap here. Overall its a good option if you're near downtown. I'd also try Red Ribbon Resale!

Very nice store, large in size, organized, and plenty of shopping carts. VERY KIND front end…read moreassociate--I did not catch her name but she was so nice as she checked me out today. Much respect to her for everything. Looking forward to returning.

Very clean, well organized, prices are reasonable especially when the tags are a certain color of…read morethe day for added discount, and the staff is very nice.

This place use to be one of my favorite little thrift shops to visit, still somewhat is! The only…read moreunfortunate thing I have to say about this place is that the prices can be a little wack, compared to other thrift stores. Tshirts are $4-5 dollars each, some even have stains on them. The family reunion tshirts are $2 though but who really wants those... Go to Goodwill for tshirts because they're a dollar there! SA staff is very friendly and it's always clean inside. Good selection of items and furniture. Great place to support!

After hearing there were no good thrift stores in the Greenville area, Miracle Hill was a breath of…read morefresh air! It's probably the only fresh thing here, this place is a little gritty but hang in there, it's chock full of goodies. There's a lot in stock here so give yourself some time to sift through the clothes, home goods and kids items. I went on a Saturday and all clothes were BOGO which meant that I left the store with a huge bag for only $16. I even found some designer names in there so no complaints here, actually , scratch that. The only complaint I have is that I carried on a bag when I flew so I couldn't shop for more!

I was in town on a business trip and I love thrifting. So I walked to this spot as it was the…read moreclosest to the downtown area. Big space and lots of stuff, but sadly I didn't find anything. This spot if I am not mistaken is a non-profit org, so I deff appreciate what they are doing. They could use a remodel and/or a face lift and they'd make more money.