Ten Dollar Boutique is a woman who loves accessories playground. They offer candles, bath bombs,…read morehandbags, jewelry, hats, swimsuits shoes and apparel all for $10 and under. They have really cute and quality items. I got a pair of sandals and they are cute and comfortable. I'm tempted to get them in every color. TDB reminds me of Charming Charlie's but more affordable. If you have daughters then take them there to pick up some shirts and accessories without breaking the bank.

I went in today 8/30/23 around 1100 AM. There was no one in the store except me and the worker…read more(older female). She didn't acknowledge me at all. She just tended to folding shirts. Really awful service. I would've bought the shirts because prices were reasonable and shirts were really cute, but why support a business that seems bothered that you came into the store. You're better off going to another store. Again, such a shame seeing as thought the merchandise was cute and affordable.

When I walked into this Burlington I thought I accidentally walked into the good will store. It…read morehas a run down appearance that I'm not used to seeing at my local Burlington stores in Texas. However they had all the stuff I needed and the people were somewhat friendly. Also found a few clearance items that were excellent values.

where do i even start about my horrible experience, my first regret was going to burlington in the…read morefirst place. no ac, barely any employees helping at the checkout line, sure i should just be patient but i cant when there's barely ac and the line is moving slowly. and none of the employees laughed at my jokes which are pretty funny, but im at least glad walmart actually has ac going at the checkout line and get better service at goodwill, and honest burlington is just a waterdown goodwill and target if you want the worst store go to burlington.

A bargain shoppers paradise! As soon as you walk in you are greeted immediately and ask if you need…read moreany help. Here's the fun part, you can sell to the store for some extra cash. All those clothes and accessories you don't wear or still have tags on them, you could sell to the store. They must be current style and if you are selling any shoes they must not have any footPrints inside. They have styles all sorted through dresses/ pants/ shoes/ athletic wear. They also have their high end accessories behind the counter brands such as Micheal Kors, coach and Kate spade. This is a fun place to browse around you gotta be in the mood though it's like a high end thrift store. If you do sell to them be prepared to wait 20-30 minutes. They also have monthly specials so make sure you follow them on social media to find out what the happenings are!

Good prices! But they have a horriable selection sometimes. No wants that mlm junk. Looking at you…read morelulurue. Also I have witnessed the sarff make fun of people right after they leave. She didn't want to sell anything when she heard the price. The moment she left they were making fun of her for thinking her stuff was worth anything.

Not a lot of staff to assist customers. I as i aimlessly wander around. The young lady behind the…read moreregister who did help me boosted this review up to a three. She came from behind the register and walked me down the aisles until I found the item I was looking for.

I work at this store so I might be bias but I think this a very well maintained store . And I…read morehappen to know that the Management team here works their butts off, not only to keep the store clean and presentable and to put out as much merchandise as quickly as possible for our customers to enjoy. Here at biglots we call every customer "Jennifer"...and we aim to please every Jennifer we come across. Now we obviously can't please everyone there's always gonna be resistance but sure give it a go. When Jennifer is happy we are all happy.

Incredibly well stocked store truly amazing displays great selection of dollar comics and the owner…read moreis so welcoming . We are going back to Biloxi for vacation in a couple of weeks and this shop is one of our most anticipated destinations only next to Mary Mahoney. My wife loves it to

I love coming to this comic book store, I'm here pretty often and have a couple subscriptions that…read moreI pick on weekly or monthly basis. They have events here with other artists that come by and show off some of their work. It's like a nice community here and the owners are nice and welcoming to anyone that comes by

I always find great deals, especially in the beauty products section. They have a great selection…read moreof Korean brands.

A pretty normal Marshalls with deals scattered about if you take the time to hunt for them. And…read morethere's quite a bit to hunt through which I think is part of the reason why my parents like to go through the store - who wouldn't like to find a deal like a treasure search? It was a bit messy given the proximity to Thanksgiving/Black Friday.

Shearwater Pottery is one of the reasons why I found my way to Ocean Springs. I happened to be…read morespending the weekend in a nearby town. My older sister has several pieces from here, as does my brother and I have been wanting to come look. I am so glad I finally made it and regret not having come sooner, but I will not make that mistake again. Set off on basically a one laned gravel road, you will pass several homes, I think this land is owned by the family, and these are all family members. I arrived on a Sunday right before they opened for the day. Their inventory seemed small, which was confirmed by the lady working, she stated that they seemed to be low on inventory. I was able to find something that I wanted quickly. Again, I am so very glad I came. I will be back!

The Mississippi Gulf Coast is renowned for its art pottery, being the home of George E. Ohr, "the…read moreMad Potter of Biloxi." Today, the most well-known art pottery comes from Shearwater Pottery in Ocean Springs, across Biloxi Bay from Biloxi. Founded by the family of local artist Walter Anderson, they continue to produce both decorative and utilitarian pieces, including what appear to replicas of designs created by Walter Anderson himself. The glazes are mostly soft earth tones and cool hues of celadon, jade, and periwinkle. Shapes tend to be simple, toeing a fine line between rusticity and modernity. Sadly, the details on many of the mass-produced figurines (the curled fish, the woodpecker-handled mug, the doves) are virtually non-existent now, likely from overuse of molds that have been worn smooth. I'm not exactly sure why Shearwater continues to produce the figurines of workers with jet black skin, bright red lips, and white eyes and teeth (these stereotypical representations would usually be referred to with a term beginning with the letter "J"), often carrying sacks of cotton or dressed as a mammy. I'm far from politically incorrect, but even I was taken aback by these ― especially in the overwhelming quantity stocked here. I'm sure there is some significant history to these figurines, but still, perhaps Shearwater might consider discontinuing this line. The items are not cheap: A coffee mug will cost $20-$22. Small vases are $48-$60. A hand-painted replica vase in a Walter Anderson design? That will be $700. There are a few unique pieces tucked in here and there that one really must keep an eye out for, like the two-tone horse figurine decorated in an Ancient Greek-inspired motif for less than $30. Perhaps most importantly, Shearwater Pottery's showroom is still pretty much the only place to buy their product: They're entirely Luddite, writing up receipts with pen and paper. Don't expect to make purchases via internet from Shearwater; the showroom is pretty much the only way to get their products. Whether or not Shearwater Pottery's product is worth the price is entirely subjective: I have seen some art pottery in the Biloxi area for comparatively "better" prices, and some for what I would consider much more ridiculous prices, too. (My parents thought the $50 I spent on an eight-inch decorative owl I gave them was pretty insane.) As far as the yankees and West Coasters go, Shearwater Pottery does have a combination of time-worn pedigree, artistic connection, and relative obscurity that should give their wares proper snob appeal. If one can overlook the profusion of racially insensitive ceramics, it's worth considering a visit to Shearwater Pottery on any visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Rude employees! Asked to help me and then told me they have no idea what I am talking about, even…read morethough it is on their website and a well known brand. Don't go here.

Went in the week prior to the 4th of July, Independence Day "2025"; I ask the attendant where's…read moreyour Fourth of July T-shirts? She replied we didn't get any this year. A sporting good store that does not support United States holiday, seems more political than just didn't receive orders.

They have such a great selection of clothing at an affordable price. I found this boutique shopping…read moreonline. They're only a few miles from my house. That might not be a good thing lol great place to shop!!

Friendly staff, nice selection of jewelry and reasonably priced clothing!!…read moreThis little town is a great place to shop with the girls and then have a nice lunch. Will be back next time I'm passing through!

Everything iron my shopping list was in stock. The staff was helpful. Express checkout had a bagger…read morethat took my order to my car.

First time shopping at this base, we will be back. I found everything I needed except sweet…read morepotatoes and the store had really good, fresh produce. We bought sushi and my husband loved the meat selection. I did not buy any canned food or dry goods, but the freezer section was awesome, too.