Small parking area. Very cluttered, disorganized and hardly any prices on anything. Sizes were not…read morein the correct place for many items. The gentleman told me $3 for some pants then the lady said $13 (she stated it was for another item PLUS the pants). She clearly needs customer service training. Very disorganized and cluttered. I love thrifting but will not comeback or recommend.

Crazy selection with decent furniture but prices were outrageous and inconsistent, organization is…read morenon-existent, and if you have any sort of physical impairment do not bother trying to walk in this place... able bodied people shuffle. Service also non-existent. I don't expect help but the employees don't acknowledge your existence while you are staring in glass cabinets.

The Granddaughter is a thrift store aficionado, so if she likes it, it's good, and she says this…read moreone's good. So, in we went, three generations of bargain-seeking women. After about half an hour, I had located a nice skirt for casual wear, and the two of them were still shopping. The staff were helpful and friendly, and the store was cleaner than many thrift stores I've visited. If thrift stores are your thing, check this one out.

They are alwayshelpful when I arrive, and take my items out of my car. I appreciate that they…read morealways say thank you for my donations.

Wherever we go, we like to "shop" at antique/thrift/consignment type businesses. In the process we…read moreoften are treated to mental trips down childhood lanes when we see vintage objects with which we were familiar as children. And, there are those times when we find "must have treasures" that make us smile. This afternoon, we stepped into this wonderful little shop, located along Main Street in Andrews, NC. It was so welcoming with flowers and fall decorations outside. When we walked in, we discovered the most eye-appealing displays and assortment of nice vintage clothing, artwork, toys, glassware, china, jewelry, furniture, lamps, stained glass and so very much more. It was definitely the most well-presented and organized shop of its kind we had every walked into. There were no crowded nooks or side rooms, we didn't have to fear bumping into anything and everything was tastefully arranged and displayed. There was no musty smell and pleasant music was playing. The owner, JoAnne Page, and her husband (her helper) have owned and built this business over the past few years. JoAnne has a degree in interior design which explained the eye-appealing and comfortable atmosphere. She was obviously picky with what she accepted and displayed. There is no cheap kitsch or gauche items to be found. It's a classy place to be sure. She told me she researches each item she accepts to try to find its story. She hears the items "talk" and tell tales of days gone by. I thought this was a unique way to breathe life into her merchandise. If you love to shop these types of stores, you'll definitely want to put this one on your list whenever you chance to find yourself in this sleepy little hamlet, tucked into the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains.

On a Sunday afternoon I came upon this lovely consignment store. I believe it's now closed but the…read moreinventory and building were fabulous with a charming and friendly owner.

Great thrift store always find something. Staff is friendly. They do close a bit earlier but open…read moreSaturday for folks who can't make it during the week. The lighting needs work!

Great little thrift shop- Prices are fair, staff is kind and parking is easy. At the entrance there…read moreis a small section that all items are free- there are the items that did not sell for a long time and it's a great way to get rid of items verses otherwise discarding. Hope to visit again one day on a bag sale. No complaints at all.

Small parking area. Greeted upon entering and told about the discounts for the day. As veterans we…read morelove supporting fellow veterans as much as we can. This is a small shop but pretty well organized. Good selection of items. Highly recommend.

Great thrift store with a good variety. Lots of clothes, some kitchen items, and excellent books…read morefrom which to choose. Folks are friendly and helpful; this seems like a community staple, where people meet and converse. Prices are terrific, and you can't go wrong by visiting!

Upon my arrival in the thrift store, I was instantly amazed and very impressed by the cleanliness…read moreand organization of everything. I found it to be a very inviting and comfortable place to be. The prices were excellent, the items of good quality and condition and I will definitely return. There is not one negative about shopping there that I can caution a reader about. Also, there is a table behind the store (outside) where donations can be placed. I will be making good use of that in the near future and will return to the store to shop.

Wish we'd been traveling in our truck!!!!! One of the best second hand shops we've ever visited…read more Quality at reasonable prices. Clean and well-displayed.

I'm a local, and this is my honest experience…read more This place has gone downhill. What once felt like a nonprofit thrift store serving animals and the community now feels more like a for-profit or consignment-style operation, except the items here are donated, not consigned. Prices have grown exponentially. I've personally seen used Danner boots priced around $175 for used shoes, dish sets priced $50-$100, purses commonly priced $15-$100, and everyday household items priced far beyond normal thrift store standards. Cups that should be 50 cents are a couple dollars or priced much higher. Used shoes are often far outside what locals can reasonably afford-$10-50. Again for used shoes!!! This is not consignment. These items were donated by local people out of the goodness of their hearts with the expectation that they would stay affordable and accessible. Blairsville is still a lower-income area overall, even with tourism. Pricing should reflect the people who actually live here. They also removed the monthly $6 bag sale, blaming theft. From a customer perspective, this feels less about theft and more about greed. Locals have complained repeatedly and they ignore them citing their same excuse. I've been in the store multiple times and heard shoppers openly say things like, "That's outrageous" while looking at prices. I've also been informed that this store is generating millions in revenue each year in a small town. I can't confirm if this is accurate but there are some reliable sources that are getting very fed up with the greed from the people at the top and that work at the store. If that's even remotely accurate, locals deserve transparency. Where is the money going? The board members are reportedly not local, and it shows. The community connection that once existed feels gone. As a low-income local, I used to enjoy going into this store. It was friendly, welcoming, and community-focused. That atmosphere is not there anymore. If you want to donate to a place that clearly gives back and shows where the profits go, I strongly recommend: * Habitat for Humanity Blairsville-prices are starting to elevate to but staff is super sweet * Safe Thrift Shop * Empty Stocking Thrift in Blue Ridge, which actively supports their community and prices items fairly This community needs accountability and transparency. A nonprofit thrift store should not price out the very people who helped build it.

Very well organized place with lots of items to choose from. I also like taking my cast offs there…read moreto donate. It helps other people and also helps me get rid of things I am not using.

Only complaint is that it's never open. Amazing, friendly…read morestaff, except the creepy woman that everyone avoids. Yes, some things are "I know what I got" ridiculous pricing, but if you search, there are actually some wonderful antique finds and collectibles at fair, honest pricing. I'm a bibliophile and have found some beautiful leatherbound hardback books here, as well as a bell creamer from the UK, and a hat from a famous New Orleans milliner. But every time we're at our Maggie Valley property, it's seemingly closed.

I found the place because I needed to rent a refrigerator dolly. Aron sold me his old one for the…read moreprice of a rental. Can't tell you how many times I have used the dolly. My next project was to rebuild an antique corner cabinet and I found some old shelving at Big Red Barn that was perfect for the project. We have purchased a new home in Maggie Valley and Terry purchased a table and chairs that we no longer wanted. He gave me a fair price for the items and we both made out on the deal. I like to refurbish antiques and collectibles so the place really fits the bill for me. I have also rented a U haul from there and the service was excellent. My kind of place.

I love this store because of their versatility. They run sales daily and have a wide selection of…read moreitems such as clothing, appliances, furniture, home goods, construction staples, antiques, jewelry, frames and more

We dropped off 2 huge bags of clothing for donation in the back and then decided to go inside and…read moresee what's available. To our surprise we found some very good quality solid wood furniture at super bargain prices. There's an area to the back left part of the store when entering where items are up for bid and a book is there for your entry. I found some bungy cords and paint brushes that I was going to be this week for less money than I would have paid anywhere else. Check it out!

The granddaughter is a thrift store super freak, so when she's in town, we WILL be going to thrift…read morestores. Faith had a super sale going on while the super granddaughter was here. I even bought a jacket for hubby! The daughter and granddaughter were whizzing through the store; but you KNOW it was all for the little darling. What a time we had! And we like knowing that this store is supportive of ministry. Go on in! You may find something you MUST have.

Absolutely wonderful store!!! The prices are beyond amazing, the items in the store are absolute…read moregems. I got a carhartt vest for maybe 3-5 dollars? and a vintage leather skirt for 3 :) The mission statement for the shop makes it even better. Fighting Abuse In The Homes (F.A.I.T.H), advocates and helps victims of abuse and violence. I feel more than happy with my purchase from this store. So much love for this place