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    Treasureseeker Auction

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    Not Just Antiques Mart

    Not Just Antiques Mart

    4.0(30 reviews)
    3.4 mi
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    This is an antique secretary's desk that has been in the family for many years. The value would be…read morecomparable with others when seen.

    Had a Saturday afternoon to kill and decided to go check out some antique places. Never made it…read morepast Not Just Anitiques. 12,000 square feet is no joke and will definitely eat up some time. Met Jennifer when we got there and she gave us the lay of the land and sent us on our way. Seems that they've got something for you no matter what you're into. The cool part is that the rooms seemed to be themed. So if you're looking for furs, you don't have to go to a bunch of different spots. Same for typewriters, antique dinner sets and what have you. I will say that seeing the Old Spice bottles my Dad used to have in the medicine cabinet made me feel some kind of way. Same thing with the rotary and push button desk phones. There are two floors and lots to explore. The top floor is more thrift shoppish type stuff according to Jennifer. All in all, a good stop if you're looking to accessorize your abode. It's easy access off of I-15 at Charleston Blvd. When you get to Western slow down. You can blow by it pretty quickly. It's worth the turn around though. Truthfully, don't roll in there if you're in a hurry. There's to much to see.

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    Very fun vintage mall in #dtlv so much to see! #vintage #depressionglass

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    Nellis Outlet - Directions on how to pick up items inside the facility and seating available.

    Nellis Outlet

    3.5(80 reviews)
    2.5 miWestside

    wow I am so glad I found this place, it's so much easier and closer to drive over here than it is…read moreto yinz binz (plus nellis outlet is a little better) I like the concept that they have here with 3 color sections. $1, $3, $6 I have been here several times now and I have found amazing items at fantastic prices especially protein shakes. It can get a little crowded at times But it's worth it, checking out of each section is always smooth quick and easy the employees are very very nice and overall I have had no issues. I especially like that they have an outside entrance with easy close by parking ,so that you don't have to go into the mall. The employees do a really good job keeping this place clean and organized and that definitely shows. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants to experience some bin shopping you never know what you're going to find .

    Customer service much?…read more Hungry Monster and I were excited to check out the new Nellis Auction location at Meadows Mall after I learned about it during a lunch break. The location has plenty of parking and a large amount of space, with an exterior entrance for online pickups and another entrance connected to the mall. Our experience, however, was disappointing. When we entered, we did not see clearly posted signs explaining the shopping rules, including what customers could and could not do with merchandise or which carts were required in specific areas. There were also no employees on the floor explaining the rules to customers. This became important because our first interaction with a Nellis employee was specifically about how we were supposed to shop. We entered near the red bins and began browsing. Many of the items were in open boxes or clear plastic containers, while others were unopened and labeled with descriptions of their contents. A security officer named Matthew approached us and told us that we needed to shop from the inside of the bins. Since we had not seen any signage explaining this requirement, we followed his direction. Shortly afterward, we heard Matthew tell another customer that she had the wrong cart for the area. She appeared confused, as there were no signs explaining the cart requirements and she was using a red cart in the red-bin section. The situation escalated when I was showing Hungry Monster an already-open box containing decorative flowers. Matthew approached me and stated that I was not allowed to open boxes. I explained that the box was already open and that I was simply showing Hungry Monster what was inside. Matthew responded that he had seen me open it. I felt the accusation and manner in which I was approached were unnecessarily confrontational. Rather than argue, we attempted to walk away and continue shopping. Matthew then indicated that he wanted to detain both of us over the incident. I asked whether surveillance footage could be reviewed. Matthew said there were cameras and that he could check them, then called management. We spoke with a manager whose name I believe was Siena or Siera. We explained what happened and asked whether the footage could be reviewed. We were told that only corporate could access the footage at headquarters, which was confusing because Matthew had previously said he could review it. The entire situation was disappointing, particularly because it escalated over a $6 item. We came to browse and enjoy the experience, not to break rules or disrespect employees. I work in the service industry for a $30 billion company and understand the importance of customer service. I believe Nellis Auction could improve the customer experience through clearer signage, better communication of shopping rules, and additional training in customer interaction and de-escalation. The new location has significant potential, but this experience left us feeling unnecessarily accused and unwelcome.

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