Great store! Owner is really nice and always gives us discounts. They have really cool salt and…read morepepper shakers. This is my favorite antique store in landrum.

Prices are an absolute joke. Everything is grossly overpriced and it feels like an antique…read morestore...Used to be a great store 5-10 years ago, when it was actually priced like a THRIFT STORE. I literally laugh out loud at the prices. The sad thing is, they get it all for free...and it just sits there.

I had a pleasant experience with this store. Note: It's not only a furniture store, as the name…read moremight suggest. It's a thrift store. I see where a previous reviewer thought some items could be a little pricey. Some of the things they had were. But I'm sure there are good deals here too. The store supports a good cause, so I personally don't mind paying a few bucks more than the rock-bottom price on any given used item. But, they have a wide selection of things. Computer monitors (a couple LCD), appliances, and other things you might find in a home. So many useful things are here! I picked up a toaster oven there for $15. It works like a charm and is pretty close to new. I'm happy.

We have driven out to this place 3 times now, all during business hours and they are closed. Super…read morefrustrating to see hours online that mean nothing. Whoever owns this place clearly isn't business minded. We definitely won't be back again!!

Very nice owners and lots of great merchandise! It's a great place to go and browse.read more

Selection wasn't great. Furniture seemed to be reasonably priced and good quality though.read more

All of the proceeds from the sales here go 100% towards hospice. This is a non profit in the truest…read moresense of the word. It's a nice store; at least on the outside as they were still closed when I arrived. Items can be donated during normal business hours or a hospice truck will pick up at your residence. Just looking through their front windows, I saw some classy items. Things you wouldn't expect to find in a thrift store. Please refer to my pictures. I like the mission of this place and I recommend it.

Came here with our daughter and her girlfriend and had a blast. Really inspired by how the area…read morehas started to bounce back after the storms a few years ago. While waiting for our table to be ready at the place next door, we did a little shopping. A nice variety of merchandise, branded for the area. A little pricey, but it wasnt that bad. I have seen worse. My wife and I bought a couple of heavy coffee mugs with bear and wolf paw prints on them, made by Muddy Llama Pottery, a local artist. Should have bought a third, because my son has hijacked mine. Will come back again next time we are in the area.

I walked in this place after leaving the restaurant / bar next door not realizing Bubba was a dog…read moreand not an Irish Pub which I thought was a little disappointing at first but the floor elevation changes from room to room changed my focus pretty quick and I forgot about my desire for another pint. The selection of merchandise is extensive and the customers seem to get transfixed on everything they see so much of the conversation is limited to a very basic form of communication, most sentences start with a laugh, a OMG come see this, look at this or I remember this when I was a kid which always ended with a laugh or chuckle. Most of your time here felt like standing in line at an amusement park, it's almost always moving but usually at a snails pace as everyone takes a tour or should I say a shopping tour because there's an awful lot of touchy feely going on here, there aren't many items displayed here that aren't picked up, fiddled with or smelt, you might want to use the FIFO (first in first out) method and reach to the back of the row to pick up the items you're planning to purchase. I enjoyed reminiscing, its cool and entertaining, there's so much to see it's not a place you'll find just anywhere even in the most touristy of places. Hey the prices are not horrible I can't say if they are competitive since there's really not anything to compare it too but it was definitely worth stopping in...

They have a little bit of everything in there! The prices are reasonable and the owners are so…read morefriendly and helpful! My friends and I love to go and walk around for some good retail therapy!

Occasionally I get surprised when I enter a business for the first time. Such was the case here. I…read moreexpected to see a typical consignment store heavy laden with clothes. Not here! They don't deal in clothing. Instead they buy and sell furniture and accessories for the home.They offer pickup and delivery. The owner was very nice and informative to talk to. I told him how pleasantly surprised I was with his merchandise. No junk in here, all classy stuff! His prices were seemingly fair. I took several pictures and I hope you like them. I'll return soon!

Great place for gazebos patio furniture specializing in composite furniture. Nobody beats their…read moreprices on composite. Also have tons of concrete statue. I haven't found anyone that beats prices for delivered set up gazebos.

This modest and compact shopping center is conveniently situated on Mills Street, positioned…read morebetween I-26 and downtown Columbus. It is anchored by the Food Lion supermarket and includes a Subway, fitness center, state liquor store, and a vacant unit that formerly housed a Family Dollar (to the best of my knowledge). Additionally, there is a Bank of America ATM on the premises. The center offers easy accessibility and is equipped with security lighting. The pavement is well-maintained, and the buildings are in satisfactory condition. Overall, it is a decent and functional strip mall. [Review 663 of 2025 - 4150 in North Carolina - 24224 overall]