I used to work here many years ago when I was in college. Some would say it's on the fancy side of…read moretown, which is funny. I laughed because I was a broke 19-year-old college student living not far from here in a one-bedroom apartment on the reservoir. Would I say it was fancy back then? Yes, in a good kind of way. Back then, just like now, no one made you feel unwelcome. But what I love about this place is the selection of stores. The stores back then and some now were uniquely owned. Therefore, you bought items that you didn't see a zillion people wearing. My favorite store has always been Maison Weiss; it's still here. I remember wanting a 200 dollar belt. I saved my little coins and got it, and added a bracelet. But I also loved and still love the restaurants and the open courtyards. I see they have added Whole Foods, LuluLemon, Free People, a Wine Bar, and some more stores, like Kendra Scott. I can say this place still holds its charm, and probably will forever. I know for me it will always have a place in my heart.

The stores are nice but Could not get anyone with leasing company to purchase gift card. Nobody…read moreanswered phone or in office. Left message and call was not returned. Understand that a new leasing company just took over but may need to go back to old one or find someone else. Went to Renaissance and bought gift card instead, so there tenants will get my $500......

Made a donation there. They've got a good range of items and a great mission in terms of promoting…read morepet population control and trying to help shelter animals.

Beautiful and clean facility with lots of options from clothing, glassware, jewelry, children's…read moretoys and box, vinyl, and more! Staff very helpful. Entries also accessible for wheelchairs/walkers/rollators with a handicap spot. Next door to the Big Fix and dog friendly too.

I love shopping at Dirt Cheap because they always got deals no matter what day it is…read more They sell clothing (men, children, women's, swimwear, shoes, exercise wear, even pet clothing). All kinds of sizes. They sell housewares, kitchen gadgets, furniture, TV's, even wood. They sell hygienic products, cowboy boots, jewelry and home decor. They have several dressing rooms that are locked, but you can ask someone to open them up. The only thing they don't sell is food. The clothing is a lot cheaper than Walmart and Roses put together. Last time I visited, I bought myself several pairs of exercise clothing. Shorts, yoga pants and a few shirts. The clothing is good quality and are marked down. The parking is plenty. However, the staff isn't all that friendly.

Very big store lots of stuff to find every time. Need lots of time to be able to search for what…read moreyou want maybe.

I love thrifting there! The staff are helping and polite. You have to do a lot of digging but can…read morefind some really neat stuff!

Fraud under the name of charity. Get your act together GATEWAY TO HELL. You could get a SCALE or…read moretwo in that bargain center and start WEIGHING and selling things by the pound 1.99, like the goodwill bins on Center street in Ridgeland, and make it fair to all that shop here instead of a few select CHOSEN regular people that constantly get deals, you can see them slow walking to the counter after everyone is gone... or waiting on the side to get a deal, people aren't stupid, this is basic math, you can't shop here everyday if you are not getting deep deals on items. MAKE IT FAIR FOR EVERYONE. Without Quincy, Steve, Tasha and the nice lady that answers the phone in the office you wouldn't have a business because the cashiers would kill off your business in less than 30 days. The Lord has blesses you with free stuff to help the people and BE A BLESSING TO THE COMMUNITY. You are not a retail store, you are a bargain store... but your junk is HIGHER THAN RETAIL. Most charity thrift shops are 501C tax exempt taking in free donations. If ROSS, WALMART & DOLLAR TREE sell vases from 1.25 and up, why would you sell vases used, out of the trash boxes in the back at $5 and up? Nobody shops here for retail prices. You would make more money consistently by doing buggy or bundle sales, offering 20 items for $30, 30 items for $40 you would move the stuff out of your junk store faster that way then trying to rob the people at the register with high prices. There are many resellers in this state that shop stores like this to get cheap merchandise to supplement their income, or local artist like myself looking for things to redo or recycle... I'm not looking for expensive TRASH to make art with. The thrift store a half a mile away have prices posted and sell all clothing items under $5, lamps under $6 shoes $4, books .50, while you gouge. A few of the ladies that work the register are rude and they get pleasure out of quoting ridiculous prices for junk. But they are stabbing your business to it's death. A woman tried to charge me $10 for a sweater and $7 for some cup saucers, I told her to keep the stuff. What she was trying to charge me for a few things others get for a whole cart. BUT WHEN I CHECKED THE BILL ON THE ITEMS THAT I DID GET - SHE HAD OVERCHARGED ME $5 - I have been over charged several times in this place - what she stole from me she actually stole from the LORD who gave it to me, the LORD rebuke her. Another time I was there I had 3 thin paperback children's books and I was charged $1 a book, it should have been 3 for $1. THIS IS SHAMEFUL. May the Lord turn the tables over on this place. I pray that you will stop price gouging and ripping people off in the name of charity.