Love this hidden gem in Fayetteville. Who knew that you could get such stylish wares in the middle…read moreof West Virginia? I stopped by here randomly on a rainy Sunday - drawn in by their adorable window display. (Shopping is perfect for when you can no longer enjoy the outdoor activities of the park!). I found a bunch of cute second-hand dresses around $15-30. Some from modern brands like Madewell and Free People, as well as some unique pieces from a couple decades past. Love the vintage picks! Great curation. They also sell jewelry and knick knacks from local artisans, which I appreciate. The shop manager was really warm and friendly, providing some styling tips. They also went out of their way to help me get some frocks on display. Fun shop! I'll be back.

Amazing shop! A must go to in Fayetteville. Everything from vintage womens clothes to more modern…read morepieces with jewelry, and local artist throughout. Awesome prices too! Owner was super friendly and helpful. Make sure to check it out.

Great place for Blenko glass lovers! The customer service is wonderful, and the owners are…read moreknowledgeable on the pieces they sell. I was able to procure my oldest piece of Blenko and my biggest piece of Blenko for very affordable price. Cannot wait to visit again

my favorite place to look for gifts and house stuff. they always have new stuff coming in and out…read moreso you can go literally everyday and find something new. staff is super friendly and i love talking to them!!

I can't say enough how great this store is. They have some beautiful antiques, but if you love…read morethose days of hanging out in the arcade with your friends you have to check out their game room. The staff is so helpful, too.

Everything is great. Prices and service. Give it a try!! You won't be sorry. Everything…read morefrom furniture to all accessories for your home and then just pick some fancy duds to wear. Winter or summer... they have it all.

Excellent place with excellent prices on name brand quality clothes and shoes and even furniture!…read moreThey also sell new furniture as well as pre-owned..the owner is very friendly and helpful..shop here as often as I can.

Insanely overpriced. (I'm talking $15 for a mug, $30 for a pottery bowl, $80 for a painting, ect)…read more More expensive than antique stores. Some Clothes are priced fairly but none of the housewares are.

The limited hours are a bummer, but this is a really good thrift for household items etc- not sure…read moreabout the clothing selection, I've never looked through it.

I've known for a while that there's a thrift store somewhere in the area run by people from my…read morechurch. Last week, I finally realized it was the one I pass by almost every day. (I'm a bit slow on the uptake. don'tjudgeme.) Hours are as follows: M-R: 9 am - 5 pm F: 9 am - 2 pm (3 pm?) Sat: closed (church!) Sun: 12 pm - 4:30 p.m. I was in the market for some warm jackets/coats, because I really only had one warm jacket (yep, one) to keep me alive through the winter, and what if something happened to it!?!? I've also basically been wearing my shoes into the ground, so I figured a pair of boots might be nice for the winter. And yes, retail therapy is a thing. There's a rack out on the porch with free clothes (just don't take the hangers), and the store is somewhat divided into two sections. The left side has mostly kids' clothes and a bunch of warm jackets and the side you enter from has all other clothes + shoes. There are books and various types of food to the right. :O My friend happened to be working there the day before I was planning on going, so I told him what I was looking for and he texted me pictures and prices. Twas pretty awesome. There were a lot of wool jackets that I would have loved to get, but I was way too short and/or shrimpy for them. This wasn't too much of a problem though since I found plenty of other things. :D! For $34.98, I obtained the following: -Red heels that I can actually walk in -Super comfy dark brown heels that I can wear to clinic (yay!) -Leather ankle boots (black) -Leather knee-high boots (black) -Super warm blue winter jacket -Super comfy beige hoodie -Super warm maroon vest -Leather jacket (originally from Yarid's, which I cannot afford) (I also picked up a free sweater from the porch.) Basically, the shoes/regular clothes were $2-3, the jackets were $5 and the leather jacket was $10. I am rather ecstatic over my finds! :] Everyone there is super nice/friendly. Definitely stop by if you're looking for great deals! Cash or check only! [Edit] In response to the review below me (apparently, everywhere you go = a 1 star rating)...in what way do they "do absolutely nothing for the community" and how are they greedy people? They foster kids who have been pulled from drug-addicted homes, host free cooking classes for the community to teach them how to make healthy + delicious meals, operate a school and raise money for families who have fallen on hard times, which is a lot more than I can say for a lot of people out there. Please don't slander others when you have no legitimate reasoning behind it.

They do absolutely nothing for the community. And during the growing season the place looks like…read moreover grown abandon lot. They're just greedy people, it's the holiday season and they don't even sponsor any poor families, they're greedy!!!! but remember you reap what you sow.........

Fantastic vintage, upcycled, artsy shop! Something for everyone! Staff is incredible!read more

First of all, they are rude. I walked in and the sales associates were chatting it up with one of…read moretheir buddies. They just stopped and stared at me like I wasn't sh*t. No hello or anything. I looked around through all the overpriced junk and was never offered any assistance. I found not one thing I would wear. Don't waste your time here. Did I mention the selection sucks and is overpriced? I've found much better for less at Gabes.

We stop here when traveling from time to time. Generally have a nice selection that is well…read moremerchandised. Prices vary, sometimes good but can be a bit high. Tends to cater to the larger sizes. The store uses some sort of fragrance that is diffused throughout the air, often so strong I can smell it outside the door before entering. Can give me a headache. It permeates the clothing and some of the accessories. I have bought clothing that I had to launder several times to alleviate the smell and it's still not completely gone, or dust down leather purses with baking soda and let sit outside. I can't imagine I'm the only one who does not like these scents. It is an assault on the senses and a hassle to get out of purchases. Clothing should be stored in a pristine environment, free of scents.