it's a good place if you're looking for inexpensive items. its not a high end store and shouldn't…read morebe rated as such. if you're a senior over 50, go on Wednesday to get 10% off your purchase.

This is a store that sells low cost items from clothes,rugs,furniture,food and basically everything…read moreyou would find in a dollar store but a little bigger. There are dozens of these type of stores in the area but this is one of those stores that sometimes has an item that others don't. It is a very hard store to describe except for a lower end version of Big Lots.

After shopping at a Burke's regular store this was a pleasure to shop at. The prices are much…read more better here. This store had been pretty picked over from Christmas, but I did find a Dog water/food holder that I had been looking for. This was a great find for only $6.99 made very well. How could I pass that up? Over all the store was well kept and I'd rather shop here than the regular store. Didn't spend too long here as I didn't find anything else I was looking for but I'd shop here again for sure.

This shop has been permanently closed for over two years. Yes, it was a fabulous shop, and we hated…read moreto see it go. The space is now occupied by a paint it yourself ceramics shop/art space.

I've lived in the area for 6 years and never thought of stopping in here until Spindale had a…read morelittle street fair. I was pleasantly surprised to find this little shop. It is small but they carry knick-knack household, Women's clothing, and kitchenware. It is connected to the pharmacy and the Spinning Bean Restaurant. That looks like a good place to do my next Yelp, so stay tuned.

I liked their prices & variety, all clothes r brand names & new, altho some of the vendor stalls…read morehave vintage, food that I saw in date, new books with jackets $1, also fresh popped kettle corn, ® kudzuchaitea & produce out front, most common pricing is $1 can't beat that.

I went here once years ago and it was like a thrift mall, full of hundreds of unique vendors. On a…read morerecent trip through we seen 95% of the unique vendors had been forced out and now it's mostly a huge place that sells returned and expired pallet merchandise. This is not like a flea market or thrift mall anymore, so be careful when making decisions on whether or not to go there based on old pictures. That being said, there were still a small handful of vendors and yard sellers on the dozen or so tables they rent, and there were some cheap deals to be found. It seemed like the man named Ken that collects rent from vendors harasses people who won't sell him stuff to resell in his own store. I know a lot of flea market stuff is resold but it seems like someone in a position of power shouldn't be able to make you feel like you need to give them things. As a shopper I know the early bird gets the worm so if you shop here with yard sellers, at least try to get the stuff before resellers do.

I love this place Super comfortable with outdoor patio seating. The staff are just super kind…read more And they also have a fantastic NYC style bagel with lox, cream cheese, capers and onions and tomatoes. So darn delicious.

Wonderful linch menu! Lots of delicious choices. We had the black bean burger today and it was one…read moreof the best we have ever had! And you can have a drink from Brewdaga as well well. They have a great beer and wine list not to mention cocktails and the caffeine has specifically coffees. You must go have lunch here! And dinner is worth the visit too! You might even find entertainment when you visit.

Just to update since I haven't reviewed in a couple of years. Still no bathroom lol…read more They now raised their $1.00 prices to $1.25. I don't see many changes that come with price increases. Like different merchandise. Not yet anyway. One thing they did stop was buying just one loaf of bread or donuts . Which at the time was crazy because they were out of date or already stale when you ate them. Now you can buy what you want, like English muffins, bagels ,bread or donuts etc. You also pay for your bags if you need some.I think its .05 cents a bag, I did forget to look on my receipt. If your looking for something you need its worth checking here first. You never know what you will find, even for your pets. Its still one of the stores I like checking out when I have time.

A "hit n miss" for specific needs; overall a definite go to first when looking for an unusual…read morespecific need. Of course, you can usually find much of what you use on a daily basis at Mighty Dollar other than food. The Mighty Dollar in Forest City has accommodating employees, though they could use a few more during the busy hours. Overall the store appears to be organized and clean. A good find especially for those on a tight budget. Corporate should take the time to visit this particular Mighty Dollar Store, let their employees realize they are appreciated ~ bring along with them a sealed envelope with a gratuity of appreciation enclosed. That would go a LONG WAY towards employee morale.

Stopped here while in town with my Mom. I have to say for a…read moreresale shop the prices are ridiculously high! Coffee mugs used ones were marked 3-5 $ for what I seen. USED? THATS CRAZY. I guess the place use to be cheaper someone thinks they can raise the prices like it's located in a very rich area???. Great way to go out of business. People are looking for deals especially when it's used and donated! The only thing I didn't look at was the clothes I guess they are cheaper than some other resale places in town. There was nothing I seen for a good price. I would not go back. Just my thoughts!

To expensive, didn't used to be but now way to high on prices. Very clean and organized but they…read moreshould remember the items they sell are donated items free and they are a thrift store. Before pricing so high.