Some of the employees there are super lazy!! Sometimes when I come in an employee is sitting on his…read morephone behind the register . Keep your employees off their phones and make them do what they're supposed to do!! I found expired food on the shelf and most of the shampoo shelves are empty. It's a convenient store when you need to get something and don't wanna run all the way into town but other than that horrible, the management there needs to hire people who actually do their job.

From the owner: Dollar General Mount Holly Springs is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive…read moreto make shopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Emily (em) is definitely the nicest person I've ever meet, lovely manners, respectful and…read moreprofessional . A 5 star person all around!!

i was going to check out when a older gentleman in front of me made a horrible comment to a young…read morelady working. her name tag said Em or Emy, and the older man told her " I remember the days you where in the field." She calmy replied with something along the lines of, I'm sorry you don't like my type sir. No manager around, and a long line of customers, and she handled that shockingly good.

Interesting store. Vintage clothing. Records. Artwork. Probably a good place to find an…read moreinteresting gift. Enjoyed walking around Carlisle. Enjoyed the decor in this place. I didn't think prices were too bad. Definitely worth stopping in if you are looking for something interesting. The workers were nice and knowledgeable about what the store had.

Only go if you are interested in vintage clothing or records. The store is jam packed with many…read morelovely collectibles but you cannot purchase them. Very disappointing. They really should call themselves a clothing store.

I first discovered Kings Gap General Store through a Facebook scroll a few weeks back--their post…read moreabout mason jar milkshakes and weekly homemade specials made me stop mid-scroll and mentally file it under must-visit. After spending the afternoon at Kings Gap State Park, fate decided it was time. The store sits directly across from the entrance to Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, and when I pulled in, I knew I'd found the right spot. The sign and weathered exterior scream "this place has been here forever," and walking through the front door felt less like themed décor and more like stepping into a genuine time capsule. No gimmicks--just the real deal. Inside, a handful of customers were scattered about: some chatting at a table up front, others waiting for their orders or poking through shelves of general merchandise, snacks, and deli items. Behind the counter, one man hustled on sandwiches while a woman handled the register, helped with orders, and somehow kept it all afloat. Pro tip: don't stop here if you're on a schedule. With a two-person crew, it's not fast food--it's experience food. I ordered the peanut butter mason jar milkshake ($9), half expecting it to be cash-only (it wasn't--credit cards accepted!). A few minutes later, my "milkshake" arrived so overflowing it had to be served in a bowl. Imagine: thick and creamy peanut butter shake topped with a mountain of whipped cream, Reese's Pieces, a peanut-butter-stuffed Oreo, a Reese's cup, two chocolate Twizzlers, and chocolate sprinkles around the rim. Yes, it was messy. Yes, it was sticky. And yes, it was heaven. I grabbed a shaded picnic table outside to give my treat a fighting chance against the sunshine and devoured every last bite. That milkshake was my dinner--and I wasn't sure I'd even be hungry the next morning. I can't vouch for the rest of the food since the shake was my sole focus, but if you're anywhere near Kings Gap, this place is a must-stop dessert destination. Friendly staff, easy parking, and a little slice of nostalgia wrapped around an outrageous milkshake. Pro tip: follow their Facebook page--specials sell out fast, and pre-orders are the only way to guarantee you don't miss out.

Friendly, quick service. Our subs were ready quickly and we had chips and drinks on a Sunday…read moremorning to take up to Kings Gap for lunch. Two thumbs up!

I feel compelled to leave a review regarding my experience with selling gold here. You can see my…read moreother reviews, I have been selling scrap gold for 15 years or so as a way to finance new jewelry I want to have made for myself. I had about 16 grams of scrap 22K gold I had to sell a few months ago. The gold was worth about $1100. I met with Kevin when I entered and as he was weighing my items (I also have a professional scale and weigh everything before submitting), he told me he only works in Pennyweights and would not be able to tell me the conversion to grams as he "does not know how the conversion works". I have never encountered a bench jeweler who would say that. He is extremely rude. Let's say he really doesn't know about conversions, a simple google search could correct that (which is what I did). He offered about $500. Being new to the area which is a smaller town and about to leave on vacation in a day, I accepted the offer, but later when I compared the receipt he had given me along with the weights in pennyweights, they didn't align with my measured weights once I converted the values I had written down. At this point I could not do anything, but felt a bit crappy about the whole transaction. Skip ahead to last week when I took a well measured pouch of 22k gold jewelry as a test, some of it scrap, and was again given an extremely low-ball offer. Here is some perspective: it was 19.585 Pennyweight or 30.36 grams. The baseline value of the gold at the worst rate is $1980. He offered me $915, which is about $700 less than the best offer I got from another local buyer and about $500 less than the worst offer I got from a local pawn shop. Needless to say, I did not sell my scrap gold to him. This is not someone I would want to work with in the future nor would I consider for selling any gold in the future. I would consider his lack of clarity during the buying process to be highly suspect and think this has probably been the most unpleasant experience I have ever had selling gold. I have received low-ball offers before, but at least those people have been upfront about their business model. I can't say the same here. Condensed version: Rude, unprofessional, doesn't give clear explanations, and gives the lowest prices in the area for any jewelry or gold you will want to sell. STAY AWAY!

I wish I could post no stars for this review. My mother brought my great grandmother's canary…read morediamond ring to Kevin Bear to have the band changed and resized in November. He did not give her any kind of claim ticket or documentation showing that she had dropped the ring off. When she went to pick up the ring she noticed that the sides of the ring where the new band had been inserted was VERY obvious. She took it back to Kevin and he agreed to try and fix it. Since it was a Christmas gift I didn't have a chance to look at the ring until Christmas. When I tried the ring on, I noticed right away that the center stone was loose. It was not loose when we dropped it off to have it resized and we were kind of confused why he had even altered the setting because we only wanted the bottom part of the band replaced. Upon further inspection I noticed that not only was the center diamond in danger of falling out of the ring, but the one side of the setting had also been melted. It was evident where he had soldered the new band on the ring and there were indentations on the side of the ring where he attempted to meet the original and new metals. There were also areas where the new metal had not been smoothed completely and it appeared lumpy. I feel like I could have done as good if not better job if I had attempted to fix the ring myself. I didn't want to wear the ring with the center diamond loose. We were so upset about the setting being melted since it was a family heirloom. My mother took the ring back to Kevin to see if he could adjust the price he charged since it was such shoddy work. (He also charged her an additional $50.00 for rhodium plating without even calling for her approval.) He REFUSED to do anything about the price he had charged since he said that he "had done the work." If I was a jeweler, it is not work that I would want associated with my name. He also told my mom that it was "not a problem" that the center stone was loose. We expected to receive our "repaired" ring back in wearable condition. I guess that is not the case when you are working with Kevin Bear. We took the ring to Mountz Jewelers in Carlisle and they attempted to repair the ring. When we went to pick it up, it still didn't look right and the wonderful jeweler there told us that was the best he could do trying to fix the work done by Kevin. He also told us that Kevin had used white gold when the setting of the ring was platinum and the two metals did not match at all. Mountz Jewelers ended up fixing the setting and restoring the band to its original platinum. It looks amazing and you would not even know the ring was ever worked on. We are beyond thrilled. We were so disappointed in not only Kevin's lack of professionalism, but also his lack of jewelry expertise and his awful customer service. We really wanted to give our business to a small local jewelry store and we really thought Kevin Bear fit that bill. I had previously brought watches to him to have batteries changed and did not have any problem. I would not recommend his services for anything even remotely more difficult than battery replacement as it is out of his skill set. You would be better off trying to fix your jewelry with a blowtorch at your own home. There were many tears and a lot of frustration, not to mention wasted money ($435.00 to be exact) over our experience with Kevin Bear and I cannot stress enough how much we would NEVER RECOMMEND HIM. Seriously, do not trust his motto "The Trusted Jeweler" and take your business elsewhere. I really wish we had.

The shop in Dalston has a good range of reasonably priced gifts and jewelry. My daughter loves…read morebrowsing in here. It's good for bracelets, knick knacks, and has a good choice of unusual gifts and cards.

Wow, a rare afternoon trip and, thankfully, there were many registers open and the crowds weren't…read moreterrible. As usual - for this Walmart - they had what I came for and I was in and out relatively quickly. The cashier and the greeters were both friendly so this was a successful trip. What is the secret sauce that this Walmart has that other ones don't? Friendly people? Yeah, that's one thing. Also, easy in and easy out parking lot and this store seems much better stocked than other Walmarts and it's not because nobody comes here

Lady at self checkout named Shaniqua was very unhelpful, there were a pair of socks at a discounted…read moreprice, and there were multiple pairs at the same discounted price yet they rang up as full price. When I mentioned this to Shaniqua she says nothing she can do and rip the socks out of my hand.

This store was organized and clean. Most of the dollar stores in my area are a hot mess. The…read moreemployees are not overly friendly but they are helpful. I found everything I was looking for a craft project and more.

This review is my own customer experience and I've give the score as less than 1 if I could. My…read morecheck-out experience was good enough, I suppose. But, as I left the store, I overheard a Caucasian employee yell at an African American employee at the next register, "Yep, she told me to tell you to get your Black ass to work! That's just HOW she said it, too!" I glanced around at the employee. I'm old school, I guess. I think that employees should watch what they say and try to be professional, especially when customers are in the store and when they are not in the store. Moreover, it helps to be cordial and respectful to co-workers. I wondered about the identity of "she". Was the employee repeating the words of their store manager? I've been in this store before--try not to visit too often. My skin feels creepy-crawly when I come into this particular store. I was offended because I'm African American, too.

Years ago, when we lived in Camp Hill, I used to drive to this Carlisle store because I liked it…read morethe most. It's not a monster one like on Carlisle Pike and it was bigger than the previous teensy one in Camp Hill (before it was muddled anew). The Carlisle store generally has everything we need, is pretty easy to get into and out of, and is right-sized. The people who work here, frankly, work their butts off to keep shelves stocked, wait on customers, and be friendly in the face of the public. I don't like self-checkouts and, thankfully, the wait at the lone manned register is usually short.

A great place to get great deals on food,…read more Make sure you take a quarter to get a shopping cart it's well worth because the carts are always returned and In really great shape. Also make sure you bring bags or boxes and no worries you can purchase bags at a really reasonable price.