I love this store. I go there first, if they dont have what I want, I will go elsewhere. Prices…read moreare better than anywhere else. Its always a win win for us when we shop there. I find what i went there for 8 out of 10 times, I find what i am looking for. I cant beat the prices. Christmas is wonderful to shop for there.

My treasure hunting store! I love coming here to find wonderful stuff at great prices. Give…read moreyourself some time to look here and you will be pleased with the deals!!

Yes they have nice things. The employees are nice and friendly. I will have to stop coming here…read morethough because every time I go I get followed by employees and have eyes on me the whole time shopping as if I'm going to steal something. It makes it VERY uncomfortable for me to shop there. Im a soldier and looking to buy furniture for my wife and son since we just arrived a month ago and to this extent I may as well just shop elsewhere. I dont understand why I get followed to the furniture section. What am I going to do? Run out with a table? If I need help Ill go ask someone for help.

Smaller than you expect. Low inventory unless you're looking for cheap clothing. On the other hand…read moreemployees were super.

Too inconsistent with their pricing. I bought little girls shoes sizes 9-11 for $1, I went back to…read moreget more and the price today was $2.00.

Nice little store with a variety of items and furniture including mattresses at extremely low pricesread more

My brother and I went right before they closed, looking for a washer. Everyone is friendly and…read morehelpful. They had good deals on a variety of things and I appreciate them being so accommodating to their customers.

Website says they pick up in East Hoke county. I told them where I live and was told we don't pick…read moreup there. I told them about their website and what it said was dismissed. Would not recommend their pick up services.

I was recently shopping at the Fayetteville Gabe's and was very impressed with everything in the…read morestore. As always with me when shopping as I walk into a store the overall atmosphere and look of the store dictates whether I want to shop. Cleanliness, organization and staff are all important variables for me to shop. The store was well stocked and organized, the staff was friendly and I was asked several times if I needed assistance. This was a great shopping experience!

It was nice I went for scrubs but they didn't have a variety of sizes it's either extra small or…read moreextra big

While visiting this store, I dropped off a selection of clothing for review. When I returned to…read morepick up my items, I was informed that none of them could be purchased due to an alleged "odor." Surprised by this explanation, I politely asked for clarification regarding what specific odor had been detected. Unfortunately, I was given little to no meaningful explanation. The employee then added that some of the items appeared to have stains and looked as though they had been recently worn. This was particularly confusing, as none of the clothing had been worn in approximately eight years. While the items were not washed immediately before being brought in, I had washed and sorted everything within the previous one to two weeks, carefully separating items for sale, donation, and disposal. After leaving the store, I placed the bags in my trunk. My daughter asked how much the store had offered for the clothing, and I explained that nothing had been purchased because the items allegedly had an odor. She appeared just as confused as I was. At that moment, I noticed another woman and her daughter leaving the store carrying their unsold items. They appeared similarly confused and frustrated, so I politely asked whether Plato's Closet had purchased any of their clothing. Before I could even finish my question, the woman explained that she had also been told her items had an odor. When she asked for clarification, she was informed that her clothing allegedly smelled like smoke. As we compared our experiences, we both found it concerning that two women of color had been given nearly identical explanations, yet neither of us received a clear or consistent explanation regarding the alleged odors. This naturally raised questions about whether we had been treated differently. It is important to note that this occurred before I had ever read any online reviews about this location. Seeking clarification, we returned to the store and requested to speak with management. Instead, we were met by a woman who identified herself as the owner. Unfortunately, the interaction was unprofessional and dismissive. The employee who had returned my items identified herself when asked, but the owner refused to answer questions, provide additional details regarding the alleged odor, or point out the stains that had supposedly disqualified my items. During this interaction, I was instructed to leave the store. At the same time, the owner was telling the employee who identified herself as a manager that she never had to provide her name to customers in situations like ours. As a woman of color, I found it troubling that another woman of color and I were both told our items could not be accepted because of an unspecified odor, yet neither of us received a clear explanation or any meaningful opportunity to address the concern. What makes the situation even more confusing is that on the same day, I successfully sold approximately $200 worth of clothing at Once Upon A Child, located right next door and operating under the same franchise ownership. Those items came from the same home, were stored under the same conditions, and no concerns regarding odor or smoke were raised whatsoever. I understand that resale stores have the right to reject items and that buying decisions are ultimately at their discretion. However, customers deserve clear communication, professionalism, and consistent treatment. Based on my experience, I left with more questions than answers and will not be returning.

When I say I despise Plato's Closet as a company, I genuinely mean it. I wasn't even planning to…read moreleave a review, but after attempting twice to sell clothes and being told both times they were "at full capacity," I've completely lost interest in ever coming back. The first time was around 4 PM, and the second was before 2 PM. Even after being told to come at 10 AM instead, I have no desire to make a third trip just to get lowballed and have them mark them up in a mysterious price. If you've ever tried selling to Plato's Closet before, you already know this is the infamous reality. They have one of the worst business models I've experienced for a resale store, and it's frustrating that nearly every location seems to provide the exact same disappointing experience. The employees often come across as snobby, like they work on commission at a luxury department store and see themselves as fashion authorities. Mind you, I brought in genuinely good pieces that people in Fayetteville would absolutely buy. I had Coach bags, Marc Jacobs, Anthropologie, Lululemon, and more. So for them to advertise that they buy clothes all day, only for the rules and capacity to keep change depending on the day or time, is ridiculous. They lost out, not me. If I could leave 0 stars for every Plato's Closet location, I would. Nothing would convince me to return. I only decided to swallow my pride this time because I'm in town trying to sell my remaining clothes before donating them. I don't have personal ill will toward the employees themselves, but honestly, they deserve better than working under such a poorly run system. Seeing the "This Store Is For Sale" sign out front was honestly the cherry on top. No one should consider investing in this company unless they genuinely plan to change its practices and policies, because the current system clearly does not work.

The nicest people you'll ever meet on the planet. They are…read morea Godsend! Sabrina is my friend there. Sadly I have not be able to go since my stroke. But hopefully one day soon, I hope to be able to visit. They are great people, doing great things, helping people like me- who don't have much- but a big heart (and an empty wallet).

Don't buy the Nee Dohs they are not real even though they say needoh and they won't let you return…read morethem. If I could give a half of star I would.

Good bargains. Clean atmosphere. The staff and people are friendly I shop there almost every…read moreweekend

G's Jewelry Repair......... this review is for an Awesome store that is on your immediate right as…read moreyou go in the double doors directly in front of where you pay the $1.00 entry fee into the Flea Market. I had been looking around in Sanford and Spring Lake, NC for a jewelry repair to fix a silver charm for me without any luck. I was able to walk into G's and found someone doing actual in store jewelry repair!!! He had my charm repaired and ready for me to wear on my chain in about 30 minutes. I was thrilled! He is skilled, very professional, everyone is friendly and reasonably priced. I'm so glad I found this store and if you have jewelry repair needs, this is why I'm writing this, to help you.

Lots of cool items. Very friendly staff and they give a military discount. They have a great…read morevariety of outdoor furniture in addition to garden accessories and interior home accessories.

I'm from the west coast and have never heard of the Old Time Pottery before. It is a large home…read moregoods store ranging from patio furniture, regular furniture, kitchen ware, rugs, and decor. It is well organized which makes it very easy to shop. The prices are very reasonable and they offer military discounts. Overall, I think what I enjoyed the most was the exceptional customer service of all the employees from the cashier to the people on the floor. They will help you out and find anything you need. I've been looking for rocking chairs that we're not displayed in the store and Jimmy went out of his way to look in the back and found some for me. I'm super happy and will definitely be coming back.