Products were high quality. We bought from several departments. Carol in clothing was outstanding!read more

I shopped here Dec 18 and made quite a large purchase consisting of an expensive coat for myself…read moreand several Christmas presents for my adult children, including jewelry. Clerk in clothing department VERY cordial and friendly. After a few days, Dec 28 I decided to return to buy my adult female children another piece or two of Brighton jewelry and look over the discounted Christmas items. I had just started shopping and the sales clerk in the jewelry department, near the Brighton display, asked me in a harsh tone if she could help me. I assured her I was fine and continued browsing. She told me TWICE that any jewelry had to be paid for before leaving the area. Then she proceeded to try and take my basket as "it looks heavy and I can hold it at the counter ". I assured her again I was fine and when I was through shopping I'd pay for my purchases. I continued shopping, looking at the soaps and scented lotions. At this point she called security and told her I was SHOPLIFTING!! All I was doing was browsing and ignoring the rude clerk. I continued "shopping and browsing" for another 30 minutes or so & I could have done this for hours but tired of the reception and unfair accusation. I found another clerk to check out. I paid for my selected items, all in my basket, and left. I'm an elderly professional female, dressed appropriately for shopping and feel I certainly didn't appear homeless nor on drugs. I have absolutely no idea why the clerk "profiled" me as a "shoplifter"! I travel frequently for work and buy a lot of my jewelry in airport boutiques. I have also purchased a number of items of Brighton at my go-to-place in Greensboro. Afterwards I was sorry I didn't just fill my basket up, sit it down, then walk out. I'll be returning every item I purchased Saturday (over $500) at Salem Creek and making sure store management is aware of the way staff treated a potential high paying customer. I'll also make sure to let all my friends and colleagues know about the way I was treated by store staff! Very unprofessional.

There is an interesting, ever changing array of merchandise to be found here, some worthy of…read morereview, others not so much! The store is rather haphazardly laid out, but the service is well organized and helpful. And there are usually at least two check out open There are some decent food finds, but this a matter of looking everything over, and it is much hit or miss, but I find it worth a visit every once in a while!

Shopping in this massive superstore can definitely give you anxiety because the shelves are overrun…read morewith all kinds of interesting, products... but it's worth it because every single found upon their shelves is already marked down to be extremely affordable! The store has everything, and I mean everything! You, literally, will lose yourself within this facility, but you absolutely won't mind it at all as you come upon and discover myriads of excellent products to purchase as gifts for yourself or others. What's even better is that they even have a rewards plan where you can build up points to redeem as you shop! Before I even think of shopping at other mega-stores like Sam's Club, Costco or Walmart, I'm definitely checking out Ollie's bargain FIRST!

Finally stopped in here after years of living close by. It was a neat place to walk around but I…read moreunfortunately walked out empty handed. I was greeted after already being in the store for a little while. There was no one else shopping but me. Two ladies were working and they offered help, but I was only browsing. Not looking for anything specific. There were several cool things I saw but the prices were way beyond what I was comfortable paying. They had lots of furniture to choose from but that's not what I was in the market for. They also paint and refinish furniture and it was beautiful. It really was. This was fun to walk around and browse.

Was very excited to come check out the barn but unfortunately the young lady that was working…read morewasn't very friendly and you know how I love to support small businesses. I hope they can retrain because first impressions are everything.

I tried a class here a few weeks back with a friend and we had a blast. We signed up for the…read moreFrittatas lunch n learn on a Friday at noon. We participated with 6 or 7 other people, so it was a a good small group but we did enjoy chatting with the other attendees. Our instructor was fun, friendly, and knowledgeable and answered all our questions along the way. We started with a spring mix salad and for the entree, she made a veggie option and one with sausage. Both were delicious, but my favorite was definitely the meat version. I love that this was just an hour long and so a little more budget friendly and also if you call the shop and book directly, you can save the online booking fees so keep that in mind. I definitely plan to attend another class - these are such fun, interactive, and tasty events and they are helping me get into cooking more which has been a longtime goal of mine., The demo kitchen is in the back of the shop, the rest of the store is full retail with home and kitchen goods, decor, gifts, etc. You get 10% off your purchase after taking the demo class, so don't forget that. @azfitfoodfun

Looking for a neat birthday experience for my niece, I came across Southern Home and Kitchen. Why…read morewould I take a child to a home goods store, you ask? Look over their events calendar and you'll see they offer several cooking classes a week, including some which are specifically targeted towards children. With a roomy kitchen setup in the back of the store, there are every kind of class you can think of which allow you to try to cuisines, learn new techniques, and try new tools. Today's visit was a children's class, taught by Nissa and assisted by Jennifer (the website lists all the instructor profiles.) Nissa is an elementary school teacher and was FANTASTIC with keeping a group of kids engaged, learning, and feeling welcomed. The kids were given cookbooks, walked step-by-step through several recipes, and got to be hands-on through every step of the process. They learned how to safely use tools, how to mix the ingredients, and at the end of the class got to eat what they had made. My niece LOVED this experience, and as the adult in corner watching I was a bit jealous. Of course, the adults are not required to stay, and they told me some parents choose to go shop or get a treat in Thru-Way while the class happens, but we were also welcome to watch. Personally, I spent some time wandering the store and was enamored with such a massive selection of kitchen tools and home goods. I ended up buying a few of the tools they used during the class to bring home (like a really nifty tool for mincing garlic, or a strawberry huller!). I'm planning to come back and try one of these classes for adults in the future. They told me that some of the adult classes are more observation while some are hands-on, so check the calendar, but I fully recommend checking the classes out for a fun activity. And if education isn't your thing, swing by one afternoon while you're shopping to check out the very broad inventory offerings in the store. All of the staff were extremely friendly and helpful!

So many things half price! I could spend hours here, was amazed at the different items in each…read moresection that were not craft supplies but things that were already put together - bracelets, trucker hats, signs for home decor, cute baby items, millions of cups, garden decor... I had never been to Hobby Lobby because I don't DIY but I will be going back to pick out my fourth of July supplies and Halloween costume!

Be careful purchasing items with a clearance sticker. We purchased a few things to put a Hello…read moreKitty theme gift together m. we went to remove the clearance sticker only to find out it was the original price. We contacted corporate and provided all information requested, no one have reached back out to us. We also included photos.

I keep forgetting how rude the people in the drop off are! There is really no reason for the surly…read moreattitude when we are trying to donate things. I will remember to go anywhere but here next time.

Have shopped this GW consistently for years as it's on the way home. Recent changes. Prices have…read moreskyrocketed. $3.00 is the lowest price on anything now that I saw. Shopping carts have poles on them such that you can't take your purchases to your car, the pole doesn't let you out if the building. They don't provide bags for items purchased, you must bring your own and if you don't, they sell reusable bags for 1.25. I went in last week and the store was bare compared to what it's always been. Prices on everything are higher. I now feel like I'm shopping a for profit business not a community organization.A business who expects the customer to do everything. It's the last time I'll be going to this GW and if the others are all like this, I'll stop going to those also. I won't donate to GW any longer either. Several other local organizations will get my donations.I realize money from the sales support job training and related things. That kept me with GW even after the bad press with the CEOs high salary. I understand it's competitive with other like organizations. If you go, take bags and be prepared to pack your own purchases and carry them out to your car and be prepared for the prices especially on crappy items Bye GW!

I love having Sister Day. Today we hit Home Goods which is one of our favorite haunts. If you…read moreneed home decor, this is the place to go. They have lovely items and the prices really can't be beat. My sister got a beautiful centerpiece for her dining room table for only $40.00. I bought Zoe a puppy toy for only $5.99, a candle for $7.99. The gift bag prices are great and I got a 50"x60" SUPER soft throw for only $20.00. They only have one or two of each item, so if you don't find what you need, ask when they are getting a new shipment. We have never walked out of this store, empty handed. They have an organized checkout system and the employees are very nice.

I am a fan of this Homegoods! As with any Homegood it can be a bit hit or miss selection wise, but…read moreI always know what to expect. I got some great pillows there as well as a few things for the kitchen. I felt like the pet area was a bit slacking, but it was probably just the timing of my visit. I think the kitchen items are really some of the best deals there and are really reasonably priced. This is also a great place if you are looking for some holiday decor like Fall or Christmas. The employees are always friendly, which is something I appreciate.

Lots to look through and purchase. They have a variety of items which are always in good shape.read more

Service is awful, prices are crazy, selection is poor if your a man, and what they do have they…read morecharge almost new prices for goodwill quality junk.

I got a small 2-person couch from here for a really great price - arouund $175. Luckily it fit in…read moremy coworkers minivan so I didn't have to worry about delivery fees. This place is enormous - I could spend an afternoon in here easily. The system is easy to use - grab the ticket of the item you want and bring it up front. Huge selection of furniture for every room of the house, some other random accessories, clothes, pianos, you think of it, it is here. Limited hours but worth checking out if you are looking to decorate your space on a budget.

They staff is always helpful and there is a good variety of furniture and home items reasonably…read morepriced.

Fun women owned boutique for us curvy foxes. Personable treatment, great location and hours. Like…read morehaving a personal shopper. Check out Them out!

From the owner: We carry boutique brand such as Honey Me, Judy Blue, Andre, Sew in Love and Hayden. We have dresses…read more1-6x. We have vegan leather conceal carry purses. Baseball caps. We also support local artist. We have jewelry, soaps and art from local Artisans.