Very neat, organized and clean thrift store. Fantastic prices. New stuff all the time.read more

One of the bigger thrift stores I've been to. With great lighting to, it doesn't feel like a…read morebasement like some tend to. They also put out new stuff frequently so there's almost always new stuff to find. Definitely recomend

‼WARNING‼‼ The old manager is no longer there, things have gotten bad here since the new manager…read morelady got in here, she's rude, & very unprofessional!! The staff is miserable & acts miserable out on the floor telling people how things are different now, we didnt even ask. But my husband asked to say hi to the old manager & some rude lady with brown hair, no smile, mean face said "Im the manager now what do you want. Wowza, he said are ya'll having a good day she said sure & walked off. Talk about needs to go, talk about why would ya'll hire someone like this & whats going on with the staff being all sad out on the floor? Wife & I ain't going back here till ya'll hire someone that isn't rude and had authority issues. Its too bad cuz we used to love shopping here.

Absolute scam and rip off look at the price on the stuff with original tags, such a rip off and the…read morestuff sucks it's all nee cheap stuff

The outside looks great and it has a neat layout, so there's that. But I did have to walk through…read morea cloud of smelly cigarette smoke from the 2 employees that were sitting on each side of the door, smoking. Yuck. Aside from that, I noticed that their sign features a graphic that looks like a church with a cross and because of that, I mistakenly thought this thrift store was serving the public good by operating as a non profit or at least contributing a portion of their for-profit bottom line to a charity, but I was wrong. I went in today and noticed that they also accept donations. Do the folks that donate their items to this place realize that they are basically giving their stuff away to someone who will sell it and keep the money for themselves? I asked the employee if the store served a charitable cause and he told me that it serves the community by offering them these items. He evaded every question I asked him and tried to cover the fact that they take donations and the owner is the only one who profits. If those that donate understand that this is absolutely NOT a non-profit and this thrift store does NOT support a charity, then that is their choice. However, because of the way the employee answered the questions I asked, I feel that they are misrepresenting themselves and taking the good people of McDowell County for fools. It is also my opinion that the graphic on the sign which appears to be a church with a cross is also a misrepresentation since their profits are not going to any church. I hope people will begin to pay attention to places like this and consider donating to legitimate 501-c3 organizations instead. I have a feeling that most people do not realize that this place isn't a non-profit.

Outstanding local charity looking for donations and volunteers due to recent natural disaster…read more Involved in many aspects of relief effort and many other projects such as housing construction as well'