I stopped here with a friend on a whim on a Tuesday. The signs outside said everything was $2, but…read morewhen we got inside, we were so excited to find out it was 25 cents instead! I'm not sure if that was a one day ordeal or if that's the new regular price on Tuesdays. Everything's thrown into large wooden bins, so I recommend wearing some gloves, just because some items may be broken and the bins in general get dirty fast. Likewise, if you don't tolerate dust well, this is not the shop for you. Most of the stock during our visit was holiday stock from department stores (mainly Walmart) that never sold. We were able to find some good finds though! This shop is definitely worth the visit if you're around the area and have some time to kill to dig.

I wouldn't recommend this place. Most of the items are used and returned, so shopping feels like a…read morewaste of time. You end up digging through bins, and honestly, everything looked gross. Definitely not worth a visit.

This is truly a step back in time. Hardwood floors. Paper receipts. Cash only. So much to look at…read moreon three levels. It is a department store from 1908 that is still operated by the same family. This is worth a visit. And yes you should buy something even if it's a small item. They have a wide selection of everything. Just take a look at the photos.

Love this place! Great variety of items, good customer service, lots of personality. Make sure to…read morego shopping there for things you can't find elsewhere

I came in to see what they had to offer for holidays decorations. It was quite the mess from…read morewalking in the door to walking around trying to find things. The staff didn't seem to care there were customers and continued their discussions without acknowledging we were there. This was not the best store to walk around or need customer service in. We won't be going back to this location.

As I drove past this place I did a U turn because I needed a new coffee table because mine was on…read moreits last leg. I'm not a regular shopper of this store but I have seen the adds so I know that they have furniture so I wanted to see what they had. The store is basically like a small Walmart with more furniture and food, houseware, beauty etc etc. As I browsed the furniture section I noticed lots of different tables, sofas, chairs, beds etc but no selection of coffee tables but I did find one option floor model. The coffee table was a very basic flat top with four square legs, nothing special except the $149 price tag for a very simple table PASS on that. Amazon has some super nice coffee tables in that price range. This really is not my kind of store so I don't anticipate returning because they don't even carry a simple coffee table, I found one at Walmart for $24 to my surprise, I just wanted a simple plane coffee table.

Such a fun place! The staff are super kind and helpful! They have a very wide selection of products…read moreto choose from!

This place is never open! I come down to Franklin a couple times a month. I have stopped by this…read morestore on 27th street 4 different times and different days and they hand the same sign on the door. Sorry we are closed for family emergency. We will be open on Friday. Never happens!! How do you stay in business?

If they allowed me to, I would live here. The only reason for a star removal is the struggles of…read morethe app to log in for your rewards.

I was in need of patio cushions, I recall shopping here two years ago and had a positive…read moreexperience. While shopping today, I thought this is a great store, never feels crowded and they have so many things. You can fill your home with decor all from one place. Ross was super helpful during checking out. I will always think of At Home for my future needs for my home.

Security doors are broken. They don't open when you go to enter the store, making it feel very…read moreunwelcome. The cashier accused me of stealing very passive aggressively because I came in with my own tote bag since I'm shopping in multiple places. She asked me if the bag was mine and then asked if I had any more items to purchase in my bag, and then said she hoped I didn't and huffed and got snippy with me as I'm finishing paying for my item. Extremely rude and unprofessional.

There are some GREAT deal to be had here. BCF is similar to a TJ Maxx type of store. They have…read moreseveral household items, makeup, jewelry, clothes and of course TONS of coats. Also hats, gloves and the like. Be prepared to check the merchandise to make sure it's legit. I purchase some mascara and when I arrived home, they were completely broken! I unscrewed and pulled out the top and there were no brushes to even use the stuff! So, again just check your items. I can't really blame BCF for this, they just buy closeouts in bulk. And as long as it's not a lot of effort to return, I guess this will happen given the nature of this business. I'd definitely go back to shop again. Great place for housewarming presents, too! They also have toys and shoes. Really a variety of things to shop for.

I purchased a stereo subwoofer from this store. I plugged it in at the store and it powered on,…read morebut once I brought it home and connected it properly, it produced almost no output and the back panel became dangerously hot. The unit was so overheated I couldn't even touch it -- a clear fire hazard. I called the store to return this defective and unsafe item, and the request was denied due to "policy." That is unacceptable. A nonprofit that pays its top eight executives nearly $4,000,000 according to public filings should not be refusing returns on hazardous merchandise. I will no longer shop at this Goodwill location. I will take my business to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore next door, where items are tested, clearly labeled, and the store policy actually stands behind what they sell. Better selection, better integrity, and far better customer treatment than what I experienced here.

I was going through clothing, placing it on an end hook to figure out what I was going to buy…read more THAT WAS NOT WHERE I WAS LEAVING IT! I wasn't finished. A young, newer employee took great pleasure embrassing me as she told me "more that once" where the unwanted clothes went. I was not finished. I told her that and she just kept on about her directive repeating herself rather loudly stated it was a reminder. Seems elderly people are really not wanted in that store. Perhaps she assumed, incorrectly, again, that I can't hear either. I said I don't need a reminder. Earlier in the shopping day I over heard the same girl say out loud she was watching a customer. What kind of customer service is this? Watching a customer...for what? And why talk so loudly? A superior nor rude approach to their job is unnecessary. Perhaps they took their cue from the manager. The main manager. The large white women. Sidney and Mike are the best. What an embrassing display of this inexperienced girl behaving this way and continued on and on blowing off her mouth. There is a bin full of clothes next to the rack. Clothes are on the rack and the bin was rather full. So where exactly do the unwanted clothes go? Rack or bin? Also, as we went through the clothing the sizes were all mixed up and no signage on the rods on the West nor North walls denoting sizes, plus the racks are too full it's difficult to shop. Instead of watching customers and berating them outloud in the store for many to hear, for something the customer was NOT doing or had made a mistake she could have been kind and proffesional and been discret while giving her message. Then quietly resume spending her time putting clothes in the correct places. You can always quietly and tactfully approach anyone. No need to raise your voice from a distance. Alex is a better worker than her. She's going to cause problems in that store. Smh.

Christmas Eve 2024 I was driving by and stopped in to get last minute gifts for the ladies in my…read morelife. They were closing down and had put away most of their jewelry already. They pulled everything back out. Spent 45 minutes with me and even gave me home made food to bring home. One of the best customer experiences I have ever had!

Lulu is cool!! and Mo rocks. really kind and knowledgeable about the jewelry industryread more

Stopped here to kill some time…read more They hadn't plowed the parking lot after the snow storm. It was hazardous walking in. I got a couple of cute things from the 80% off Christmas stuff and another little item With my 40% off coupon. And a silk flower stem at 50% off. I wouldn't pay full price for items as they are a bit pricey without the sales/coupons. The register gal was extremely pleasant and helpful. When I left a plow was there trying to clean the lot that had a lot of cars. I don't shop here often, but when I do , I usually find some nice things on sale. And I find inspiration in items I see there.

I like this place. They have many choices to pick from. And their staff is friendly and helpful…read more Great selections.

Five Below is always a hit with my grandkids -- and I love that it won't break the bank. The store…read morehas everything from a true "dollar section" to plenty of $5 finds and even some items a little above that, so there's something for every budget. The candy section is a blast, with today's favorites right alongside classics that take me right back to the '70s. I've also picked up some really fun t-shirts here, both for gifts and for myself. The kids especially love the slime kits (they always want to grab one!), and the store has a surprisingly good selection of makeup and electronics, too. I also enjoy browsing the seasonal items -- there's always something new, cute, and affordable. Overall, Five Below is a fun, inexpensive place to shop for treats, gifts, and kid-approved surprises.

This store is no longer for the low price. You come in here and you're literally paying the same…read moreprice for lower end products that you'd spend at some of the other stores. You can get the same candy and snacks at the gas stations and corner stores for the same prices of not cheaper. Why are the frooties each abour .15cents. No way Jose. The corner store sells them in a bigger bag and cheaper. The people were at least nice saying hi and bye as you're coming and leaving. The store is good to find some random knickknacks for gifts and stocking stuffers and stuff like that. No longer a fan of this stores higher end prices when I can get them cheaper at a fueling station that I know already has higher prices.