If you haven't been here go!! Lots of great finds- they…read morehave brand new items as well. Some are high end! Lights, furniture, home goods. Donations are accepted- it's for a great cause.

This is the place to go for used furniture (plus other great finds.) Solid coffee table that needs…read morea little love (one can of spray paint) for $10? Sold. How about a nearly perfect solid cherry wood end table for $25? Sign me up! The selections vary from week to week so just keep going back until you find what you need! Great place.

I got back from the beach and ended up with two huge loads of wet clothing and a non-functioning…read moredryer. After hanging everything around the house I found Affordable Appliance Repair on yelp and received a quick response and a fair price. Mr. Coty came out in less than 24 hours and had my dryer working in short order. Excellent all around. Update:: had a major electrical issue last week and two of my appliances burnt out. My stove was 28 years old and no parts were available so I bought a new one but my dishwasher is still recent so I called Rod. He came out and fixed it for a good price. To top it all off, he's a real nice guy. Definitely knowledgeable and responsive!

Responds quickly, has fairly open availability, shows up on time and price is reasonable, I will…read moreuse him again

My review of Queen City is actually zero stars. We purchased a Speen Queen washer and dryer set and…read moreit was delivered on Saturday. The washing machine shorted out during the very first load we ran (tripped the breaker when switching from wash to spin). We had an electrician come out and evaluate the electrical, which he said was fine, but upgraded the circuit just to be sure. The brand new washing machine is still shorting out. Queen City says it's not our problem - take it up with Speed Queen. We did that, and even the Speed Queen rep said that if a problem occurs within the first 30 days the supplier (Queen City) should make it right. Beware of purchasing anything from this place - they will not stand by the (very expensive) products they sell.

Did I not leave a review here after buying a new fridge, dishwasher and microwave? This place is…read moreawesome. They have a room for KitchenAid, Viking, Ge Select, Wolf, etc. I was referred here by a trusted friend after my Home Depot appliances died after 7 years. I was looking to ask questions and look around. The younger guy with the great hair, long and wavy helped me both times I have been here. His name evades me but I wouldn't work with anyone else if I went back. He literally knows the details about every product in the store. Like knows. Not faking it. Knows. Ask him a question - he knows. If he doesn't - he will go find out. We talked specs, I was sensitive cause I was buying appliances again after mine died and wanted to try something different. We measured, chatted about deals, compared prices, and stewed. They let us do our thing. We purchased and had delivery a few days later. Delivery crew was awesome too. I would recommend this place to anyone for appliances or mattresses. Exactly the experience I was looking for and the prices were super competitive. Don't buy without at least looking here too.

We have had Nicolai come out twice now to help with our dryer, and both experiences have been…read moreexcellent. He is always kind, knowledgeable, and professional. He took the time to explain what was happening, answered our questions clearly, and made sure everything was working properly before he left. It is such a relief to find someone who is not only skilled but also trustworthy and respectful in your home. We truly appreciate his expertise and would absolutely recommend him to anyone needing appliance repair.

Ali came over and worked like a champ. He took apart our agitator and ordered us a new oneread more

My husband and I just went to this store and I guess we weren't dressed well enough to get any one…read moreto wait on us. The one person that was sitting at the front desk was just talking to another couple about her latest trip and comparing pictures. So we are taking our business elsewhere.

We renovated an apartment in Winston-Salem and used Ferguson for all the appliances. The…read moreappliances are all top of the line Miele, Gaggenau etc....lets just say Fergusons got a large order for this job. The service has been absolutely terrible. The final straw has been a piece sitting in Greensboro for several weeks (while we've been waiting for 3 months for it). It never occurred to Fergusons in spite of weekly calls, inquiries etc. to drive 19 minutes and get the piece from their Greensboro location. Today, after talking to them, they still did not offer to get the piece or ship it to us. I drove over there myself and got it. 19 minutes for a piece they've been sitting on for weeks. Not sure where to begin. They are very nice at the beginning; they will disappear after that. Beware.

We've been using Convenient Appliance repair since 2000. They were generally reliable. However,…read morethey've recently changed. We had them come out and change a run of the mill Whirlpool refrigerator door gasket. Our bill was a whopping $430! And they said the part cost $140. Geesh. I'm not sure who owns this company now, but we will not be using them any longer. And that is sad after a 24 year relationship.

Have used for various appliance needs in the past. Friendly people. Need a part? Call them first…read morebefore big box store. Needed a dryer belt, had correct model # in stock. It was waiting for me when I got there. Always our first call.

This was a relatively large Goodwill, and had a great selection of clothes. As with most thrift…read morestores, they had their fair share of outdated junk, but, they also had plenty of newer or in-style clothes, and tons of nice business attire. There was also a decent selection of furniture, housewares, books, electronics, and toys. I got several nice frames for $2 each. Goodwill prices in general are pretty high for thrift, but this one has some nice pieces that were worth it. For instance, shirts were $5.99 which is kind of high, but I got a couple 100% merino wool sweaters for that price, which is good for such well made items. Staff were constantly putting out new items the whole time we were in there.

Nice variety of items from used clothes to kitchen ware and shoes, clean and organized and most of…read moreall low prices. My only complaint are the narrow isles between displays and Goodwill needs to put up notices in their carts for shoppers not to park their shopping carts in the isles. Some shoppers park their cart in the isles and go texting in their phones oblivious of other shoppers who need to pass through or look up items in the displays. Tell shoppers to park their carts outside isles so everyone can shop uninterrupted.

No matter what you bring to their shop even with paperwork showing the true purchase price the…read moremanager will only give you $350.00 dollars. Just yesterday 9/19/2022 for a possible trade-in a diamond ring valued at $2,500 from SAM'S Club. He still wants to pay $350.00. Also a saxophone Yamaha brought at Jackson music store, and original purchase paperwork cost $1,200 and still buy for you guessed it $350.00 because it is not in demand. That's a joke because it's considered the Rolex of saxophones. So if desperate which I'm not, then go get $350.00 from them. They will never see me again.Poor management and salesmen indecisive.

Bad business practices. Bought something that seemed ok, plugged it in at home to find out it…read moredidn't work. Brought it back immediately and they refused to help. BE VERY CAREFUL shopping here. Everything is sold "as-is". Poor customer service

I purchased a dishwasher from Wagner Appliance Sales, and I will never go to a big-box store for…read moreappliances again! The delivery was quick and free, and they even hauled off my old machine at no extra charge. The gentlemen who delivered and installed the machine were professional, and the dishwasher was priced right and works like a dream!

Called about a problem with delivery. The man I spoked with admitted it was a miscommunication on…read moretheir part. That the item should have been put on the truck for delivery that day but it wasn't. So I asked when it would be remedied and he seemed unapologetic and in no rush to fix it. Told me someone would contact me about delivery. They didn't call back that week. I called the following week and the woman I spoke to was extremely rude and raising her voice at me for asking basic questions. Very unprofessional. Do not recommend.

I tried a class here a few weeks back with a friend and we had a blast. We signed up for the…read moreFrittatas lunch n learn on a Friday at noon. We participated with 6 or 7 other people, so it was a a good small group but we did enjoy chatting with the other attendees. Our instructor was fun, friendly, and knowledgeable and answered all our questions along the way. We started with a spring mix salad and for the entree, she made a veggie option and one with sausage. Both were delicious, but my favorite was definitely the meat version. I love that this was just an hour long and so a little more budget friendly and also if you call the shop and book directly, you can save the online booking fees so keep that in mind. I definitely plan to attend another class - these are such fun, interactive, and tasty events and they are helping me get into cooking more which has been a longtime goal of mine., The demo kitchen is in the back of the shop, the rest of the store is full retail with home and kitchen goods, decor, gifts, etc. You get 10% off your purchase after taking the demo class, so don't forget that. @azfitfoodfun

Looking for a neat birthday experience for my niece, I came across Southern Home and Kitchen. Why…read morewould I take a child to a home goods store, you ask? Look over their events calendar and you'll see they offer several cooking classes a week, including some which are specifically targeted towards children. With a roomy kitchen setup in the back of the store, there are every kind of class you can think of which allow you to try to cuisines, learn new techniques, and try new tools. Today's visit was a children's class, taught by Nissa and assisted by Jennifer (the website lists all the instructor profiles.) Nissa is an elementary school teacher and was FANTASTIC with keeping a group of kids engaged, learning, and feeling welcomed. The kids were given cookbooks, walked step-by-step through several recipes, and got to be hands-on through every step of the process. They learned how to safely use tools, how to mix the ingredients, and at the end of the class got to eat what they had made. My niece LOVED this experience, and as the adult in corner watching I was a bit jealous. Of course, the adults are not required to stay, and they told me some parents choose to go shop or get a treat in Thru-Way while the class happens, but we were also welcome to watch. Personally, I spent some time wandering the store and was enamored with such a massive selection of kitchen tools and home goods. I ended up buying a few of the tools they used during the class to bring home (like a really nifty tool for mincing garlic, or a strawberry huller!). I'm planning to come back and try one of these classes for adults in the future. They told me that some of the adult classes are more observation while some are hands-on, so check the calendar, but I fully recommend checking the classes out for a fun activity. And if education isn't your thing, swing by one afternoon while you're shopping to check out the very broad inventory offerings in the store. All of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful!