Very cool place with a lot of vintage things and it was huge two story place. Nice employees.read more

The woman at the counter when you walk in always seem to have a mean face not very welcomingread more

They recently raised their prices from 2.99 for t shirts to 4.99 for no reason. These are FREE…read moreDONATIONS. The price gouging is getting ridiculous. They are trying to charge 15 dollars for "premium" Carhartt t shirts when you can literally buy them new on Carhartts website right now for 12.95. I also caught them trying to sell 2 broken monitors for 75 dollars each. They tried to say that there was no cord go them and that they would only do store credit if I bought them and returned them. I have plenty of other examples. I had to put my entire cart back once I learned of the change in price.

This is one of the best goodwills I shop at. Shelves are always full as is the clothes. Staff are…read morevery nice and helpful. If you want to find great stuff to flip, then this is the place to go. Much much better than the Salvation Army store on Jake Alexander. Plus good Goodwill does more for the community! Goodwill is always my go to thrift stores!

Customer service was nonexistent. The store was messy. The shelves needed to be restocked. The…read moreworst element os my experience here was checking out. They only had one cashier slowly ringing customers up. On a positive note- I had gone in specifically to buy a few Sharpie Ultra Fine markers. They had a decent selection to choose from.

Michaels is my go to when I'm working on a timed project. I love that you can find just about…read moreanything immediately, and seeing it in person rather than assuming online. Although their prices are a bit pricy, coupons are regular. Customer service is a bit hard to find, but they do help when you ask. In love with the home decor! Fit for any style of home. Also the custom frame section!

Great little up-scale consignment shoppe in Salisbury run by a seasoned and studied gentleman. Walk…read morearound and take a good long look at the pieces on display and you start to appreciate the subtle but distinct difference between cost and price and value. Came in the first time on a lark: stopped in town for a nosh and a sweet after looking at a trailer up the road a piece and on my after-luncheon constitutional I happened across this trove of treasures. Looking through the glass I spied more and better items than I've seen in my wanderings of late; even those items that run contrary to my tastes are appealing for their substance if not their styling. I stepped inside half looking for a bright wall sized piece for the living room and found everything else instead. Jeff and I exchanged pleasantries and a few adjectives as we discussed the variety of items and how this all got to North Carolina. Turns out that the items in store come from clients across the country with the possible exception of the upper plains. Urns, vases, and statuary; period furniture and screens; silks, oils, prints and water colors... capturing all manner of subjects from wood ducks to orchids to the human form. In a blow molded world with press board bases and faux finishes Stately Homes houses an assortment of enduring and endearing objects. Yes, it is someone else's stuff, but I'm not sure how that's even a thing.

This is a magnificent shop with a knowledgeable and helpful owner…read more The antiques, jewelry, art, furniture, and decoratives are beautifully selected and well priced. If you're tired of resin molded plastic and particleboard, Stately Homes is a breath of fresh air. Enjoy the interlude there is so much to discover - a treasure trove of the fine things.