This location is smaller than the one in Greenville. The staff was nice and the store was…read moreorganized. I was able to find some good stuff. They had some good brands and the fitting room was nice and clean.

Went to check out this store in the same plaza as Burlington. It was incredibly hard to shop…read morethrough considering the fact that the clothes racks were beyond shop able. The racks are too tight and the selection itself isn't very appealing to older women such as myself. Their plus size selection is also very lacking. As a plus sized woman also, I can probably find better options at Walmart at this point. The girls working were nice, but looked like they were mostly high schoolers. If there were more older women working there I'm sure the clothing selection would be nicer for ladies our age (45+). Overall, if you are young and hip I would suggest taking a look around. But if you are on the plus size side or have a more mature style I would pass.

The store itself is pretty big. Parking can be tough but I was able to find a spot. They have a lot…read moreof items but I was shocked to see some items that were expensive. I saw a dress I liked and it wasn't fancy and it was $50. Like no! They did have several other items for a few bucks but I can't justify spending that much on a thrifted dress.

My favorite thrift & antique store. The owners are the absolute sweetest and I always find…read moresomething amazing here!! From $7 Levi jeans to an all year round Christmas section.

I'm never one to put down a thrift store, but I will NEVER step foot in here again…read more This used to be brown roof thrift store until they were recently bought/rebranded with classy upscale resale. My sister and I stopped by this past Saturday and found some really nice stuff in the window display. Specifically a little Prada bag and a little coach wallet. I stepped inside and asked if we were allowed to purchase, which I was told the manager said they could not sell those items until Monday. Keep in mind, they are on display and they are all priced, but whatever. Then proceeded to go this morning, approximately 20 minutes after they open. Checking the window display and seeing the bag is NO LONGER THERE. I ask if I can purchase the items on display, when I am told that I cannot. That the woman that runs the window display (not the manager now!) will not be selling them until later this week, and she would be there tomorrow and I could come back if I wanted. I proceeded to remind her that she was the same girl I talked to on Saturday and that she told me I could come back to purchase them on Monday. I knew they had to be full of shit because anyone that has ever worked at thrift store knows that they want to rummage through everything before they sell it to the public, and I knew that's exactly what was happening. I then proceeded to get my mom to call and they tell her that we can purchase the clothing items, but not any products in the window display. At that point, it is not worth going back because it is now under poor management and people who can't be honest with you about the shit that they are selling. Do not display and price items and then try to say they aren't for sale!!! Then when I come back they're mysteriously gone??? ZERO STARS.

This used to be a good place to shop but since they transfer owners the prices when double high!…read moreRegular T-shirts from Shen and Waltmart are $9.99 and UP, Ross dresses for up to $24.99 shoes varies on style but everything is way overpriced, You have to wait for the cashier to open the bathroom door. They will follow me around the store the whole time I was there, they make me feel like a thief. I don't recommend this place at all,

Thank goodness there are organizations in place to take care of people in need. Who knows when…read moreunexpected life events might propel anyone to be in immediate despair. This place accepts donations and does resale many items to have funds on hand in times of need. They also locally gave a church and can help with spiritual needs. The history of the Salvation Army is quite public and there's not much I can add to what you already know. Of course I highly recommend this place!

I loved Miracle Hill in Mauldin when it first opened and recommended it to many friends…read more I am now very disappointed in what it has become. One whole wall is so full of junk that you can't find anything. The store isn't clean and the clothing is wrinkled and mixed up. There are way too many pairs of shoes everywhere. I don't enjoy going there anymore and neither do my friends. I'm hoping things will change as I do miss it.

Ah yes, the sweet sweet atmosphere of old stuff and new stuff, all donated from kind people around…read morethe county. Staff is really friendly, giving really fair prices on, especially electronics, and you could probably find what you're looking for in less than 2 weeks. They've got movies, books, computers (occasionally), lights, clothes, furniture, and decoration. Would really REALLY recommend!

Take a wide variety of donations. Donated clothes or of high-quality with very reasonable prices.read more

From the owner: Tender Hearts Ministries provides a Tender Heart to those in need. We offer shelter to clients…read morethrough a nine-month back-to-work program. Our headquarters and donation processing center is located at 145 Blackburn St in downtown York, SC. We also have a women and their children shelter and a separate men's shelter, both in the city of York. We have numerous outreach programs including feeding homebound seniors. Please visit our four thrift stores that support our mission. Rock Hill, Clover, York, and Chester

I go in here daily because I'm a reseller ...I genially enjoy goodwills in my area but this…read morelocation is TRASHHHHH!! The manager ( Dave? ) micromanages his employees to the point I don't understand why anyone still works there! There's a "second in command " lady w a mullet (idk her name) who is AWFULLLLL!! Not only does she price crusty old coffee cans at 4.99 and used burnt up spatulas at $2.99 she reprimands the staff on the floor in front of customers she's nasty and if she speaks to her staff like that in public I can't imagine what she says and how she speaks to them in private. The store is overpriced of course as most Goodwills Are becoming, but the store organization is the real issue...the shelves are so clustered and things are literally piled in huge messy "stacks " shoved into the shelves as much as anyone could possibly fit on a shelf is there- customers can't even pick up an item to look at the price or condition without 5 items falling into the floor...it's udderly ridiculous!! If things were priced at thrift store prices these items might sell and not just PILE UP like they do...the impossible shopping conditions and the management with the nasty attitudes makes me give this place 1 star

Stopped in to check it out & it's ok.. it's very hit or miss.. They keep it pretty decent inside…read moreand in order.