VF gets it. They get that the product for sale in an outlet mall should be less expensive and…read moreperhaps more picked over than the stuff you'll find in a retail shop. To the contrary, the selection here was well stocked and well organized. Most of the polo shirts I looked at had a full spectrum of sizes from small to 2XL. I also managed to pick up two new leather belts - those too had sizes from 32 up to 50! And that was just on the men's side. There was also a lot of stuff on the other side of the store for the ladies. And a large area of kids stuff. I liked this outlet. A lot!

I was pretty shocked. Many things here are really old style…read more... But a good thing is that most stuff is so so so cheap. Bra $2.29, some shirts under $5, the most expensive jeans $24.99(Lee), etc... It's clean. Not crowded at all. Tons of kids and men and women clothes, underwears, socks,etc...

Great venue. Good items. A little bit of everything for everyone. Yes it's out in the middle of…read morenowhere

This was an interesting stop. It was like a cross between the confusion and chaos of types of…read moremerchandise that you would see in a place like Central America or Southeast Asia. From clothing to furniture to video games to housewares... there are avenues of store shanties inside a very large building ( maybe 2 football fields placed end to end ). There are a couple food venders selling carnival fare inside and outside as well as a couple of buildings outside selling antiques and estate sale leftovers. It is as much fun for people watching as it is for bargain hunting. Having experienced it now, I wouldn't drive from anywhere particularly to shop here but, if passing through it is a great place to stretch your legs.

Wow, what a huge supply of cast irons and more. Staff are super helpful and had a lot of…read moreinformation regarding the care of cast iron ware. The museum is free (I think they changed admission in the past $10) and you can take pictures of the world's largest cast iron pan. I wouldn't say there is a huge savings here, but the selection is pretty darn impressive.

This was a neat stop next to our brunch this morning. They have everything you can think of from…read morecast iron. Prices are extremely reasonable. A nice stop in while driving or traveling to check out. They also have a museum attached where you can buy tickets

My son and I visited BBB recently and was pleasantly surprised at the amount of stuff and different…read moreitems they had in the store . They had everything from homewares , tools , cloths for youth and adults , car accessories to name a few . I was looking for some air buds and a waterproof speaker to take to the beach and pool..After speaking to the owner Tavi she told me that as soon as she found me those items she would contact me . The store is very well laid out and easily to get around in we will definitely be back..

All I can say is wow!! So many things to look at and look through. So many great deals, you can't…read morego wrong.The owner is very pleasant and helpful. I will be going back for sure. So happy she opened one up in Cleveland.

Due to an injury to an achilles tendon my husbands doctor suggested he wear cowboy boots. So off to…read moreFrench's we went as they are a local landmark here in Crossville. Walked in-three women behind and around the counter....crickets. No one even says hello. We start to look around and I'm talking to him about brands, sizing and heel styles thinking someone will come and help us. Nope-we were never acknowledged, not once. After 5 minutes or so, we walked out to take our business elsewhere. They didn't comment on our leaving either nor did anyone say "thanks for coming in". One thing I can say that's a positive-they are consistent....in providing the absolute worst customer experience! We walked in ready to drop whatever it cost, to get my husband good boots-and left with nothing except a sour taste in our mouths. I'll never go back and I'll tell everyone I run into to avoid it as well. Off to Knoxville now! PS With the advertising they do I was expecting a huge selection. There was no selection. A good selection of work boots, zero selection and a traditional cowboy boots. Only a few brands offered and very limited sizing.

What a great locally owned independent shoe store. You can't fine these kind of stores these days…read more The upstairs 2nd floor was the bargain basement. Lots of great deals there. There was such a variety of shoes I had a hard time deciding. I felt like a kid in a candy store. All merchandise was well organized. It was easy to find my size. I picked up a great pair of Florsheim dress shoes and a pair of Keen hiking shoes each for $50 bucks! Larry, the stock/salesperson, was so helpful. Great guy! If you are in or near the Crossville area, I highly recommend this shoe store. It's worth the trip.