Hidden gem in Smokey Point! This thrift shop is stocked to the gills with new, old, and vintage…read moretreasures waiting to be found. As an avid thrifter, I will say the pricing is a bit high for used goods. Depending on what the special is, pricing is closer to what you would expect for second hand goods. The day I went, everything was 50% which is the only reason I walked out my arms full. The lady at the counter was super kind and personable. She greeted me as soon as I walked in and explained the sale for the day. The store is a good mix of women's clothes, decor, and housewares. Not much for kids clothes that I saw but they did have an entire aisle with toys and games. Lots of puzzles, glassware, DVDs and vinyls! If you love a good thrift hunt, this is a must!

This will be a very short review! Lots of fun stuff to look at. But rent must be ludicrous because…read moreeverything is PRICED INSANELY HIGH! I love helping out small businesses... But it's a thrift store, with all used goods! My friend and I were in and out in less than five minutes noting high prices on all items including cheap products. In some cases, obvious Dollar Tree items priced at two dollars. Why?! SMH

Violation of federal law to charge more than your actual cost. Dispute it with our credit card…read morecompany and let them know. No public restrooms either.

Reconsider Stilly Thrift store. In the last year or so they have a new Manager and some new staff…read moreI believe. Staff were very rude in the past, but now the workers seem trained very well in customer service, which makes it more pleasant to shop there and better for profits I'm sure. It would be nice if they were open longer and perhaps Sundays, but overall 2 thumbs up!

I'm so glad I stopped in here. I didn't have a lot of time, but I was impressed with the selection…read morethey had and the real old tyme feel of the place. I found a couple of cool little treasures, and I think the prices were very reasonable. I found some old tins from the 1920's and a really cool old slide projector from about the same time. They also have music from somewhat more modern times: 80's, 90's, 00's.... This place is just one of those little treasures. I hope it's around for a long time and if I'm ever in the area again, I will definitely stop in again! By the way, the staff was very friendly and helpful, thank you!

I've been looking for a couple of pieces to use in my apartment. I was amazed at their selection…read moreand very reasonable prices !1 I wanted several items, but not all would fit in my car. I'll definately be back! I've been shopping for some time for these. They're perfect !!

2 Bits & More is sort of half-swap-meet, half-antique-mall, and you never know what you're going to…read moreget from one shelf to the next. That could be good or bad, depending on what you're looking for. Like an antique mall, it's one big space divided into smaller stalls, and you can more or less tell where each stall ends. The individual stalls might or might not be organized according to a theme -- some are just piled with random used stuff. One of my favorites was toward the middle of the store and included some mineral specimens, fossils, deer antlers, and jewelry, but the prices were a bit high for me. Some of the stalls do seem to be more antique-focused for collectors. There's one that specializes in novelty cookie jars, and another that has a nice selection of Bakelite bracelets for just $5-10 each. There were some Pyrex pieces too, though overpriced. But many of the areas just seemed packed with used clothes, housewares, kids' toys, and random items. I guess that's the "flea market" part. A lot of it is so cluttered and messy that it's just difficult to look through, though. There's probably some good stuff in here, but it needs to be cleaned up and displayed more nicely to really be fun to shop. It's worth a quick stop if you're already here, but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit again.

Classic thrift store with clothes, books, kitchen ware, toys and games. We scored a vintage ski…read morejacket in prefect condition for $5!!! Plus, we purchased a few puzzle since the place we are staying does have much internet access. We all got into the 1000pc puzzle. It was great to unplug.

It's relatively small so the selection isn't huge but there's a decent amount of things to look at!…read moreprices are great and i go here for crafting supplies. I managed to get 5 balls of yarn for around $3.50 which is so much better than michaels , or even good will!

I love thrift shopping and I absolutely love a good thrift store walking into the Goodwill. I was…read morekind of confused. Some of the shelves seemed really like they needed to rag off their product or they needed to straighten it up. Seem to be all in different places, it seems the store to category their merchandise a little bit different. I wasn't too impressed by the store but yet their employees were really nice. They had great jewelry and some shoes too that I'd like I'd recommend them. I just think that the store was a little bit cluttered maybe because it was a Saturday good luck to them, and enjoy thrift

I just had a terrible incident with one of the employee that was assisting in fitting room. Her…read morename is kim H. How she talked to customers are very Demeaning. There is always a better approach in explaining things .kim H. Was so unprofessional and very rude!

Cute Antique store with lots to look at! There is a little something for everyone! Friendly,…read moregreeted us when we walked in, our granddaughters loved it!

Sooo clean and professional! Benefiting the Northshore…read moreChurch. Prices and quality are outstanding.

I like places like this. Places you know that truly support the community and are not just here to…read moreprofit off a neighborhood. Thrift stores are becoming more like consignment shops with more collectable and high end items. My problem is when they overcharge for them. My know here is the same I have at most thrift shops they are 95% housewares and woman's clothing. As a man, I donate items that no longer fit or are just not my style and I assume I am not alone, that said, it's hard for me to find a selection of menswear at most thrift stores. This isn't my neighborhood, so it's less than likely I'll be back, but that said despite a friendly staff, this place is just not catering to men.

It was my first time visiting the store today. Brian is very friendly and loves the business he…read moreruns (He is the only person running the store). I saw a bunch of items he had for sale ranging from tables to chairs as well as couches; many of the items he has taken really good care of and really passionate about. There was another lady in the store who I had spoken to who would vouch for his wonderful work and service as she is a longtime customer. Where his store is located is adjacent to a gravel lot that has plenty of space to park at and conveniently located next to a bus stop. Definitely check out his store if you're looking to buy furniture.

Friendly staff and service. This is a great store for the community to have access to affordable…read morefurniture that keeps items out of the landfill and supports a locally owned business. Thank you for your help- it is appreciated.