I found this little gem while driving through Proctorville. Cleo's Attic specializes in Vintage…read moreand Antique GLASSWARE -- think of Depression Glass and Fenton Glass. The store is well designed with wide aisles and all the glass divided by colour. There is a huge selection and the gentleman who was there when I shopped was very informed about glassware and answered my questions. Overall, I was very pleased. My only suggestion would be that they keep boxes and wrapping paper/bubble wrap/styrofoam peanuts on hand for packing purchases.

This store is awesome! The owner has a large collection of glassware, paintings, records, and much…read moremore! The pricing is also very affordable. If you love antiques, definitely stop here, you won't regret it!

Wholesale prices on name brands! Just what this county needed! Nike, Under Armour, Ray bans, North…read moreFace, Louis Vuitton, Michael Kors and more. Definitely worth checking out. Located at the complex on the west side (the old middle school)

My boyfriend and I went to look around and buy a few things, he's never been to an Ollie's before…read moreand I gotta say it was probably not the best first impression. Everything was fine, though everything was extremely messy and cluttered. We were followed by an employee after we looped around the store to look at everything. It was quite persistent and discomforting to be followed (not so discreetly) by an employee, we had looped back towards the floor panels and rugs of the store as we're renovating a room in our home and wanted to see prices. This employee was on our behinds (to put it nicely) so we moved out of the way assuming he had to get to the backroom where there was a staff area. He had stood beside us for 2-3 minutes just watching us and then pretending to go through the floor panels. I understand staff must have precaution for customers stealing or causing issues as I've worked in retail for some years, but to be persistently behind customers and invading their space while they're just trying to shop and look around without any cause? Unacceptable. We will not be shopping at this Ollie's again. I will also be averting my friends and family from shopping here as well.

Ollies has a limited selection of a variety of items, but the items are offered at a great value…read morefor their customers!

Tony and I went to the Peddlers Mall in Morehead Kentucky after we were hiking at Broke Leg Falls…read morelocated about 1/2 hour south. We like to walk around to check prices and get ideas. I did buy a nice Golf top for my upcoming trip to Florida in June and Tony bought a new Trump Flag for his gate on our fence. We like to walk around!!

Lots to choose from, unusual items, lots of home decor. Affordable antiques and primitive ware.read more

A fine place to go if you are looking to be verbally barraged with a shop owner's unsolicited…read morepolitical views. My boyfriend and I went into the Co-op Warehouse today and one of the owners "casually" brought up the protests/riots that are happening across the country and how ridiculous they were; in hindsight, it was clear she was testing us at this point to see how we would respond. Choosing to remain neutral, I said, "Yep, there's a lot going on..." and left it at that. As I walked around the shop, she continued on and proceeded to tell us her own thoughts on the presidency. Freedom of speech is a right, but when it became clear to her that we did not share the same beliefs, she amplified her opinions and made us very uncomfortable as she goaded us to debate. I respect everybody's right to their own beliefs (and in my personal line of work, I frequently interact with and help/support people with extremely different beliefs than me), but nobody goes into an antique shop looking for this kind of service or interaction. I was ready to make a large purchase, but decided against it as I feel my money is best spent elsewhere. I frequent the shops around this area, but I won't be going back to this one. (However, the one just to the left of it is excellent and run by a very kind man. Go here instead!)

There is NO store/storefront. I Googled after driving there based on Yelp and Google says the store…read moreis permanently closed. Yelp needs to be updated.

3/5/21 While I was a student at Marshall University, I was…read morestill collecting Catwoman Comics, but I was also interested in Harley Quinn. I liked The Batman Animated Series , but I especially like the voice of Harley Quinn. Thank you Arleen Sorkin. Arleen Sorkin definitely set the standard for women doing Harley Quinn voice. The book Mad Love was brought to my attention when I visited Comic World one day. Harley Quinn went through a series of changes, but the Batman Animated Series and The Arkham Series Games are my favorite looks. Margot Robbie was okay as Harley Quinn, but I did not like the Bootyshorts she had to wear through the movie. I don't feel this is how Harley Quinn is. I always received great service at this store and great advice. I also appreciated the advance calls for comics I was intrested in. Great times at this shop.

This was my go-to comic book store when I worked in Huntington. The prices were reasonable and…read morethe staff was friendly. The owner was an expert on a claim that I handled involving the loss of a comic book collection. The report that Kathy prepared helped to resolve a sticky claim. Street parking is convenient. If you are in the Huntington area, I recommend a trip to Comic World.

Stopped in here with my wife and I was impressed with this little boutique store. My wife loved…read moretheir selection (which means I scored more points) and they are definitely unique for the area. My wife has complained about the generic stores around Huntington/Barboursville, so I was happy she found this little gem. We walked out with a couple of items, but I feel like we will be back since. Keep up the great selection and you will have a repeat customer out of my wife!

From the owner: Our specialty is to offer unique styles at affordable prices. Birds of a Feather provides customers…read morewith weekly new arrivals at limited quantities to prevent everyone from looking the same. We offer a variety of styles from super casual to wedding guest attire. Mostly, we offer clothing and accessories with the versatility of being dressed up or dressed down. Check out our Instagram @boafboutique for daily updates.

I may be biased because I grew up here, but it is just an absolutely small and silent place to come…read moreand hang out. I always come here with my family, particularly my grandmother and younger brother. There aren't many locations here, but the ones that are here are amazing, which I'll list the best places below: 1. Peking: I don't personally like Peking all that much, but what I have had I love it. My grandmother and brother love the food which makes us always stop here when in town. I would recommend the chicken if getting anything. 2. Dollar Tree: It's a Dollar Tree, there's really not much to say besides it's a small nice place that is very good when you need to get something quick like decorations or just snacks. 3. Food bar: I don't remember the name of the other food location across from the CM Games, but no matter what you get from here it's hot, and absolutely delicious, and the service is absolutely amazing. 4. Gaming Co: This is where we pick up games typically. Though a small selection, there is no room for disappointment. The games always work without a doubt and they're always cheaper here. I did leave review here earlier, so I won't go into deep detail. There are also plenty of good restaurants around here as well as a good Tractor Supplies connected to the mall. I just love this mall, small, quiet, and has many good places.

It is not Deaf friendly. It doesn't follow ADA law by providing closed captions for the Deaf and…read moreHard of Hearing people. I suggest that they start to follow Americans with Disabilities Act that requires public business to follow ADA law and Southside Cinemas falls in that category. Get closed captions equipment as there are a few choice, one of them is a equipment that runs the movie itself with closed captions ready or a closed captions glass $200 per that's provided by distributors. Although their screen is A-Okay, need to improve in many ways including closed captions which can be easily afforded.