Always great! Can easily count on them which is great since I'm out of town and don't see them…read more Happy is wonderful to work with...

Happy is the best florist I've ever dealt with. Great at design--I just go in, describe who and…read morewhat the flowers are for and give him a price range. He always created something unique and perfect.

I'm sure there are people who find gems here, but I haven't had the greatest luck. Granted, I…read moredon't go first thing in the morning or spend hours sorting through racks. Over the years, I've usually ended up going in if I'm looking for something specific for a school project, costume, or odd household item. I hadn't been in a while, and I was taken aback by just how bad it smells. I know thrift clothes and used household items never smell fantastic, but I honestly think it smells worse than it used to smell. I was also disappointed in the amount of furniture they had. There wasn't a lot, and what they did have was not really even in fair shape. Lots of broken pieces. There is also a lot of new merchandise. Most of the Halloween items are new. There are endcaps of new merchandise at the registers. The mattresses are new, which is great, but there are no used bed frames (metal), just the brand new ones they have being sold at retail prices. I also miss the 'collectible' cases where better/more expensive items were kept. If it's still in the store somewhere, I haven't seen it, so I don't know what they're doing with nicer items that are donated.

Good thrift store! You will be sure to find something cool/useful here every trip!…read more However, they are not exempt from the "thrift-flation" that seems to be overtaking this country. With a rise in vintage style, these once reasonable thrift stores will list trendy and name brands at high prices. Now i don't mean 50+$ but items you could get at a salvation army for $3-5 would cost ~$10-15 or even $20 (for jackets typically) here. Also due to resellers and vintage shops, many good items are quickly found by said sellers to sell purely for personal gain and not really available to normal people who are just looking to find clothes to wear out and about without concern for fashion. Beware people in carhartt who look like they've never done any job that warrants workwear! Still a great place to find clothes for a fraction of the price of newly bought items!

Best vehicle decals, ever! Cute boutique finds at a thrift store price. Friendly, helpful locally…read moreowned business.

From the owner: Alabaster’s newest Thrift Store. We are a Thrift Store set up like a Boutique! We have new, &…read more pre-owned Clothing, Home decor , lamps, Furniture, jewelry! We have over 1000 pieces of Jewelry. We are Boutique and thrift items at incredible prices. We re-fresh our Store daily! Come check us out!

This is a smaller Belk, so it never had the broad selection available at other locations in the…read morearea. Think of it like a regular *al*art versus a Super *al*art. One thing I have never liked about this store is the amount of miscellaneous merchandise hanging on racks throughout the store. They seem to be located in the most obvious places like around the wrap stands, or outside the dressing rooms. But it's like it NEVER gets put back out on the floor. One rack becomes two, three, or more. The wrap stand, particularly in the ladies department, ends up with a wall around it comprised of stuff customers have returned or not put in the right place, or has been gathered up from dressing rooms. It just never seems to actually get put away and the racks moved. Every time I'm in there it's super cluttered and even when item locator says they have it, you'll probably have to sift through the jumbled racks to find it. Or you could look through the piled high-and-deep counters behind the registers at the wrap stands. I recently asked an associate if they ever have to stay late for "recovery," but she said just kind of around the holidays. Would explain how I've been in the store within an hour before closing and then returned the next day just before lunch only to see the same junk all over. So I've allowed for sales and time of day, but this has been the way this store has looked for years.

I am very disappointed with Belk. I have been a loyal Belk shopper for years, spending over…read more$1,200.00 with them last year. Unfortunately I didn't get the managers name at the Alabaster store. However, he refused to return 2 pairs a sandals that are within Belk's standard return policy window. I attempted to return the sandals and was told that the return window is 30 days. After researching on the Belk website the stated return policy is 90 days. I reached out to Belk via email to ensure I could return the sandals that did not fit me. They said the sandals could be returned in store or shipped back. Shipping is difficult for me so I went back to the store and attempted to return them again. He was quite rude and stated that even though I had it in writing that I could return the sandals he could not do anything for me because store policy is 30 days even though the website says 90 days. He stood and at the register and argued with me without being able to explain why he couldn't return them when I was told I could by Belk's customer service team. I am attaching screenshots of Belk's return policy. His actions have cost Belk a loyal customer because I will not continue to support a business that treats customers in this manner. Belk needs to decide on a clear return policy because this is not fair to their customers.