Very kind employees/volunteers working. Such nice items for sale and great prices. I found a cute…read morevintage purse, pie bird and two framed nautical prints. I will definitely be back. The clothing was very well organized but I was with my husband.

There is a nice variety of housewares, furniture, and clothing. Everything was neatly displayed,…read moreand mostly very reasonably priced.

What a wonderful place! Such a wonderful Vibe. A gentleman opened the door and welcomed me to the…read moreshop. The lady at the counter called "Welcome to Pop's and Granny's" in the most cheerful voice to every customer. After spending hours digging through five or six thrift stores in Hixson and coming up mostly empty handed, I was delighted find a small rack packed with exactly what I needed - men's long sleeved dress shirts in a variety of colors. As I started making a pile of them for a school play, the lady brought me a buggy. The sweet cashier even gave me a discount for buying 18 of them. Pop's and Granny's Saved the Day and the Play! I wish my photo of the store didn't turn out so blurry. I may drive back over there after the play to show the folks how they helped all the kids look good. :D

great small thrift shop experience you definitely have to stop in because they have good clothing…read moreoptions for cheap. if you are more of a thrifty person i would definitely recommend this place as an alternative to goodwill or others! and all the ladies inside are very friendly, sweet and helpful!

I love this place. It is fun to go in and try to find a treasure . Could it be more organized yes,…read morebut that might take some fun out if the treasure hunt. Love it !

We shop here often . Staff are super friendly and will negotiate price . I bought a great retro…read morestereo for 25 dollars , a rotisserie chicken cooker made by Cuissinart , a painting . Always lots to look at this large store .

Stopped in here to check out their Christmas and was a little disappointed. It was all right out of…read morethe 1980's-1990's, which maybe perfect for someone else. It was a large shop, the man working was really nice, he let me look through some totes full of Christmas things that hadn't been put out yet. I'm know they don't have any control over what they get in. I would definitely return.

This place has become outrageous in prices. Many items can be purchased from Dollar Stores much…read morecheaper. (Exact items) You used to get a lot of really nice pieces of furniture, collectibles, purses, and household items really reasonable. See lots of people donating, but don't see much of it ever hit the floor. They used to put items out all day long and now maybe twice a day. So where is everything going? This place was also to help the people in our community who are in need. That's the point....right? I don't know how they can afford it. Selling items up to $12 and $15, on the junk side. Sad part is if you were to have a garage sale, you could sell it cheaper than that, but no one would buy it. They'd buy it from here, just because it's sitting in a store. They would claim it's the economy. Just an excuse...someone's filling their pocket.

Every time I've gone, I've been able to find some really good deals on knickknacks, shoes, or…read moreclothing. The people are always very friendly and helpful

Everything was overpriced in my opinion. They have a lot of old decent stuff, but the price is like…read morethat it's gonna stay there.

Very fun and engaging owner. The store was so well curated and full of a wide variety of items. All…read moreprices ranges and eras, lots of smalls and some amazing pieces of furniture. This is a must see store and very unique for the area.

Bread of life took my call and helped me to have the hyper dialysis fluid to others who need it…read more They were helpful and compassionate after my brother died from his kidney and heart failure. My brother wrote a book called " simple words spoken to you" . If he was still here he would say thank you and spread the love and kindness forward. This is what Bread of Life does. They set by example.

The bread of life store is great! i myself have been in there a few times.Great people! i met my…read morefiance at bread of life unexpecdaly looking for my previous apartment nearly 1 year ago.I myself,will be purchasing from there store once i move back to crossville.They keep the furniture clean and tidy,along with the lamps tabels and so forth.

This shop was quite the disappointment. Here is what they offer for sale - cheaply made trinkets…read moreand clothing gotten from Temu or AliExpress and smoking paraphernalia. The stuff you can't buy - the actual interesting things that are part of their "collection", which also happen to be interspersed among the items that are for sale. I don't understand the positive reviews for this place, it's just a tourist trap selling junk.

Such a cute little roadside shop had all kinds of different little trinkets in it. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

I'm a local, and this is my honest experience…read more This place has gone downhill. What once felt like a nonprofit thrift store serving animals and the community now feels more like a for-profit or consignment-style operation, except the items here are donated, not consigned. Prices have grown exponentially. I've personally seen used Danner boots priced around $175 for used shoes, dish sets priced $50-$100, purses commonly priced $15-$100, and everyday household items priced far beyond normal thrift store standards. Cups that should be 50 cents are a couple dollars or priced much higher. Used shoes are often far outside what locals can reasonably afford-$10-50. Again for used shoes!!! This is not consignment. These items were donated by local people out of the goodness of their hearts with the expectation that they would stay affordable and accessible. Blairsville is still a lower-income area overall, even with tourism. Pricing should reflect the people who actually live here. They also removed the monthly $6 bag sale, blaming theft. From a customer perspective, this feels less about theft and more about greed. Locals have complained repeatedly and they ignore them citing their same excuse. I've been in the store multiple times and heard shoppers openly say things like, "That's outrageous" while looking at prices. I've also been informed that this store is generating millions in revenue each year in a small town. I can't confirm if this is accurate but there are some reliable sources that are getting very fed up with the greed from the people at the top and that work at the store. If that's even remotely accurate, locals deserve transparency. Where is the money going? The board members are reportedly not local, and it shows. The community connection that once existed feels gone. As a low-income local, I used to enjoy going into this store. It was friendly, welcoming, and community-focused. That atmosphere is not there anymore. If you want to donate to a place that clearly gives back and shows where the profits go, I strongly recommend: * Habitat for Humanity Blairsville-prices are starting to elevate to but staff is super sweet * Safe Thrift Shop * Empty Stocking Thrift in Blue Ridge, which actively supports their community and prices items fairly This community needs accountability and transparency. A nonprofit thrift store should not price out the very people who helped build it.

Very well organized place with lots of items to choose from. I also like taking my cast offs there…read moreto donate. It helps other people and also helps me get rid of things I am not using.