Great Service…read more Rainstorm and I have enough grime on the windshield that even with the heavy rain, still won't cut it. Turns out I'm out of windshield wiper fluid. Rather than put of with the smear, I stop into the Dollar General and grab a gallon and fill the reservoir. Doesn't sound like much but the folks at this store were great. Greeted the moment I walked into the store, told them what I wanted and they took me right to it. In and out of the store in 5 minutes and while I am recovering from hip replacement surgery two months ago, one young gentleman even volunteered to fill the windshield washer reservoir. I declined but can not let it pass that the gesture was not appreciated. Great store

The store is cluttered my best friend lost her wallet and I lost a ten dollar bill and they claimed…read morethey seen neither. A man with very king hair and a very skinny strung out looking girl with jet black hair

What a cool find! Friends brought us to "The Amish deli" for lunch; but it was so much more! They…read morehave an amazing deli. Delicious sandwiches on home baked bread, which we ate in big comfy chairs on the front porch. But it is also a step back in time. We wandered around the General Store, looking at the jars of jellies and pickles, bags of noodles, loaves of homemade bread, and so many other items. Bought some bread, egg noodles, and popcorn, to take home. Check it out!

This will forever be one of my favorite places to visit in Hamptonville and it is definitely a…read morehidden gem!! They have fresh made to order sandwiches daily as well as all kinds of Amish made goods. This place has something for everyone.

Great selection of "stuff" and very reasonable prices. Parts and tools alone are worth the visit. I…read morehave been here several times and plan on going tomorrow, never know what i will find.

Like many flea markets, this place looks a bit dingy from the road, but unlike many flea markets,…read moreit is actually open on weekdays! When I was there it contained not just the usual old furniture and junk, but a gigantic new old stock tool section. Think if Northern Tool and Harbor Freight had a love child and decided to bring in some actual name brands in for the ride! As a tool user I was absolutely hooked. Your mileage may vary, but mine was well worth the drive.

There's been a lot of talk about Trosa Thrift store around town lately. I've seen it all over…read moresocial media so a friend and I decided to check it out on a Friday afternoon. Trosa is located on Peters Creek Hwy in the Food Lion strip center at the Clemmonsville exit. It's easy to get to and there's plenty of parking which I love. Right inside the door is their whole furniture section, they have tons of tables, chairs, dressers , etc. they even have a whole section of office specific furniture. The prices are very reasonable. This would be a furniture flippers paradise. Towards the back they have shelves of everything from pillows to whole sets of dishes, sports equipment and the most medical mobility equipment I've ever seen anywhere. I'd say, if you are in need of a walker, a bath seat or portable toilet for someone look here because they probably have it at a fraction of the cost it would be to purchase new or rent. The clothing is grouped all together but they aren't keeping it organized as well as it needs to be. All different sizes were mixed in together and I quickly got frustrated and gave up. Both of us had found an item in the kitchen area we wanted so we headed to check out. The workers were very friendly as well. I'll definitely be checking out Trosa regularly in the future. Trosa supports substance abuse treatment. If you want to donate to them, they offer pick up for larger items or you can bring your items to their donation drop off around the back of the store. Just follow the signs.

I was very impressed by my first visit to Trosa. The store is spacious and bright. They have…read moreeverything from furniture to toys to clothes. I learned they also deliver if you need it. My son and I looked around and I found glasses I needed for a dollar a piece. I was exited because this was something I needed and would save me a lot of money. The employee who checked us out was super nice. He gave us mor einfo about the store and gave my son a free item because he was wearing a Star wars shirt. I will be back when I am in need of items for my home.

Great customer service. We went on the look for a Atlanta Braves tumbler when I glanced I didn't…read moresee it my son is a big fan and refused to leave the store without asking. Glad he asked because sure enough the staff knew they had some and they satisfied a happy customer. Thank you ladies and gentlemen.

Looking for deals on salvage and surplus items? J&R Liquidations is the place. From tools to…read morechairs, toys to home improvement supplies, they can save you money with deep discounts. This location carries a lot of appliances and tools along with many other things. It's a little cluttered so you can do a lot of digging around to see what's there. Stock is always changing so if you see it today it may be gone tomorrow. On their Facebook page they post many items and you can ask them to hold it for the day giving you a chance to get it. You can also pay by phone.

This is a Bins Store so there's a lot of random things to choose from but you never come away…read moredisappointed because there's always something that you didn't know you needed there. Be ready to spend more money than you expected and always check what the price is for the day.

This is a new store located in Elkin. It's been open about a month. I've been to the Ollie's in…read moreMount Airy but this store is so much nicer...probably because it's new. Everything is well organized and clean. We purchased quite a few items because they were just great deals. I was surprised to actually find some nice looking flooring, area rugs, decorative items, a large area of pet supplies, clothing, kitchen supplies, great prices on storage bins and kids toys. A little bit of just about everything and anything. Definitely worth a visit.

I have a pretty good selection at certain times other times maybe not so much and the value is…read morealways pretty good though

Opened September of last year. Same ones that used to own Salvage discount store in Sedge Garden…read more This place is much more organized. Never know what you might find.

They carry a varied selection of merchandise. The items are reasonably priced. I like to stop in…read moreoccasionally to check out the Inventory. The Inventory changes often. The employees are friendly.

A great opportunity to find your treasure. Loads of bins with stuff such as toys, housewares,…read moreclothes. tools, games, some food products, cosmetics, etc. basically, Amazon returns. Boxes are sealed and can't be opened. Most unlabeled. However, one can bring to a station where employees will open the box for you. Prices change from day to day. Thursday I believe is the cheapest. Consider it a fun thing to do on a rainy day. We spent a couple hours looking at the stuff in the bins. You might find your treasure there. There are strict rules, which they announce over a speaker, don't open packages or boxes or they will ask you to leave. I came home with a teapot, ceramic pie dish, toddlers dress, toddler toys, Halloween decoration, can of Planters peanuts, kitchen sponges, rose hand cream, tablecloth, leather repair kit, pkg of tarps, cleaning products. On the day that I went, each item was three dollars. I think I did good and was satisfied.

I would strongly recommend removing references to the manager's race and statements such as "seemed…read moreon something" or comments about her appearance. Those statements can undermine an otherwise credible review and may cause readers to focus on that language rather than the actual issues you experienced. A stronger review focuses on the conduct, not personal characteristics. I have shopped at this store many times, and while the merchandise can be hit or miss, the prices are generally reasonable. However, I am writing this review because of a deeply disturbing experience involving a manager and the display of adult products. I was shopping with my 5-year-old and 8-year-old sons when one of them picked up what was clearly an adult toy. Several of these items were displayed openly in a bin that was easily accessible to children. As soon as I realized what it was, I took it away and approached the manager politely. I simply mentioned that these products should not be displayed where young children can easily access them, especially during the summer when many families are shopping with children. Instead of addressing my concern, the manager immediately became hostile. She told me that if I did not like it, I could leave the store. When I attempted to calmly explain my concern, she repeatedly interrupted me, stated that she did not have time to talk to me, and told me to leave. She further stated that those products were not being sold from inside the package and that I should simply take my children and leave. She then threatened to call the police, despite the fact that I was calm, respectful, and merely raising what I believed was a legitimate concern regarding child access to adult products. I left because I was with my children and did not want the situation to escalate. However, I was shocked by the manager's behavior. No customer should be treated with such disrespect for politely expressing a concern. What makes this even more troubling is that this was not the first time I had witnessed this particular manager behaving aggressively toward customers. While many employees at this location have been courteous and professional, I previously observed this manager engaged in a heated confrontation with another customer and speaking in an extremely hostile manner. My concern remains the same: adult products should not be displayed in a way that makes them easily accessible to young children in a family-oriented retail environment. Whether customers agree or disagree with that concern, they should be able to express it without being threatened, dismissed, or ordered out of the store. This experience left me disappointed and concerned, not only about the store's product placement decisions but also about the professionalism and conduct of its management. Customers deserve to be treated with respect, especially when raising concerns involving the welfare of children. This version is stronger because it sticks to observable facts, clearly describes the manager's conduct, and keeps the focus on the issues that other customers and corporate management are most likely to take seriously. Please parents be aware of these behavior specially when going there with your kids. Very unlikely I would be able to go there at least for long time or at least this particular woman is long gone or some change of monument again.