This place is super cute. They have a lot of great interior decor things (lamps, furniture, rugs,…read moreetc) and the prices, although not low, are now as painful as you'd expect. The taste level hear is pretty high and they also offer interior design.

Why do people visit antique stores?…read more I suppose there are a number of reasons, and for me, there are at least two: I never know what I might find that I may or may not have known I needed; and, I can get my steps in by walking through to (possibly) find that elusive item. There is a great selection at The Village Hound, the people are helpful and friendly, and there is adequate parking for your visit. Go there. They may have just what you want!

Agree with the first review. We were initially drawn in by the antiques, where we found some very…read moreinteresting things. Lots of antique china, furniture and other things. But what we really liked was what is affectionately known as the "The Dog Room". Lots of toys, doggie sweaters and shirts, life jackets and countless other items for sale. The owner was very nice to talk with, very clearly a dog person. We also got to meet her dog, who was just as friendly. We ended up buying our pup a new, snazzy collar and a toy fuzzy trout (yes, trout), which he loves! Great little find and we enjoyed our visit!

Rita was extremely helpful and accommodating! Amazing collection of leather sofas and chair, also…read morebig variety of bear deco!

Not what you would expect from the outside! The little store down in the Ingles shopping center is…read morea good sneak peak, but the big store behind the shopping center is the real eye opener! Everything from rugs, couches, lamps, and art. Local and international providers.

I wish they had set prices on items! They make up the price on the fly. Items are over priced at…read morethe register. Not a true thrift shop. The racks are packed. Inventory would move more fluid if they had clear signage and set prices. Not a friendly staff.

Attitude is everything and I have NEVER felt comfortable there. Some of the volunteers are outright…read moreRUDE and their demeanor is actually condescending Also..They price items depending on IF they know you and who belongs to their church or group etc. They never price items ahead and they charge too much for most everything. I much prefer the Glenville Thrift... Sorry....Cashiers Thrift has awful community business practices on too many levels.