We just moved to the area and I was looking for a wood stove and was directed to Berts. No wood…read morestove yet, but I found this amazing antique lamp. It worked and was reasonably priced. This is one of those places where there are so many hidden gems. Every corner has a surprise or some fascinating item. They had a collection of antique Jim Beam bottles in the store on the day I bought my lamp as well as some solid wood bedroom furniture. I have added on their Facebook so I can keep and eye out for my wood stove and any other goodies I can find.

Bert's is a great place to stop if you're looking for older to vintage furniture in need of a good…read morecleaning and restoration. For the most part, they have a lot of school furniture, kids' desks, bookshelves, etc. LOTS of old side chairs. I felt like most everything I saw was priced very reasonably. There is a corner of the store labeled "Pat's Project Pile" where you could find chairs and a few other furniture items for $5. If your thing is refurbishing old pieces, then this is your place! The couple working there was nice and friendly, offered to help us but didn't hover, and invited us back another time. A would-be 4 star review was reduced to 3 due to feeling like I may have narrowly escaped my own death in the upstairs of this old building. Many of the floor boards are cracked, creaking, and shaky. Holes in the floor were covered with a thin sheet of plywood or cardboard in some cases. And to make it all the more challenging... there were no lights! I had to use the flashlight app on my phone to get around. I'm not a prude by any means, and I don't mind getting dirty in the dustiest of flea markets and the like, but this was just unsafe.

Better bring ALOT of $1 bills. The manager doesn't like to make change. She won't let you buy…read moremerchandise if she has to give you more back in change than the amount you purchase. NOT how other stores operate so her "business model" is stupid.

A good place where to find odds and ends if you like to upcycle furniture, lamps, and small items…read more I found great deals here on fabrics $2, old louver doors from a closet ($10 each) which i turned into a room divider, vintage plates ($2) same stuff that you buy at antique malls for like $20! LOL. This place is not very clean or organized. I mean everything has its place but it is crammed and in a somewhat dirty warehouse, but if you are willing to overlook that, the prices are super good. They have tons of selection in materials, like doors, windows, parts for plumbing, light fixtures and so much more (even old sinks and potties outside). A trip here never left me leaving empty handed.

Absolutely will never walk into this place again. When you…read moreopen the door it smells of cigarette smoke that permeates your hair clothes and body. I am literally going home now to shower. There is very little to nothing other then grandma passed away and had some nic nak items left over from the estate sale. Truly disappointed.

It is a shame for a business such as this for the owner or operator to sit and smoke and smoke and…read moresmoke enclosed doors all their stuff smells like smoke you can't hardly breathe in the place of stale stagnant smoke

I regularly visit this thrift shop and it's one of my favorites. Every time I go they have a lot…read morenew things. I never leave without a car full of wonderful upscale merchandise, it's one of the best thrift shops in the area with reasonably priced merchandise.

Great friendly people with a mission of love and caring. Check their hours before you go.read more

The people that choose the items for this thrift store go over items with a fine tooth comb. They…read moreare very selective. Thrift Store hours: 11 am - 2 pm Wednesdays 9 am - 1 pm on Saturdays Items-Donation Hours: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm on Mondays, Fridays 11 am - 2 pm Wednesdays 9 am - 1 pm on Saturdays

Great prices, can usually find good stuff. Can be a bit hit or miss. They have a punch card, one…read morepunch for every $10 spent then 20% off an entire purchase when card is full. Staff is friendly enough and there's not often a wait at checkout. There are several locations of this store in the Fayetteville area.

THIS THRIFT STORE COMES IN AS FAYETTEVILLE'S worst, most, crooked, so-called thrift stores around!…read moreTHEY HAVE MADE NUMBER 1 on My Review of Local Thrift stores & their HOPE MILLS LOCATION MADE NUMBER 3! The clerks & volunteers YELL LOUDLY at folks beginning at 5:20: 40 minutes left! then they keep on and keep on & keep on until they yell: get to the register sir or mam or we are shutting it down! Older gray-haired male & his English wife are the worst! The young girl Savannah thinks she can price everything at market value & tries to get as much as possible for these ahem.."orphans." NEVER SEE THE NEW ITEMS BEING BROUGHT IN BY LOADS? The employees and volunteers DO NOT HAVE TIME TO PUT IT OUT BC THEY MUST GO THRU IT AND TAKE OUT WHAT THEY WANT TO SCORE AND THE LOOK UP MARKET VALUE TO TAKE AWAY THE HUNT OF THRIFTERS! The employees ARE THE ORPHANS YOU SUPPORT WITH DONATIONS SWARMING AROUND the DONATED merchandise & not putting it out until they set aside what they want & Google items & jack up prices up to retail! THEY have killed the FUN of thrift! SO rude as to tell u if you find something at a price that they realize has any value when they check you out they insult you by saying: oh well thats not the price one of the volunteers messed up! and they take it from you! they have prices like $20 on old non working lamps bc somebody online painted one like it and made some $! they are highly concerned w ebay prices but they do not have to pay for their items, clean & repair them, take photos, create listings, pay for listings, pay transaction fees, pay monthly store subscription fees, do all the work that ebay seller does! they do not understand a 15 sale on ebay might might put $4 in the sellers pockets after costs & all that work! they are very unsavvy & greedy! do not donate or shop here! i believe a real thrift store for a cause of homelessness in our town should be opened! orphans? house their parents & rehab them to avoid orphaning! then everything i buy fragile when i get it home is broken & guess what? savanna gave me a $1 free item for my purchase of a 15 item that she broke packing in a hurry! then the old man & brit wife gossip about savanna when she leaves saying she runs out the door, too long at bank, they back bite each other and even put down customers! they charge ridiculous prices gor knick knacks & clothing! they hit u hard on shoes especially if they are name brand! use poshmar! cheaper even w shipping & way way better quality! they accept bedding and its near the clothes bed bugs could be all up in that stiff! yuck! even old used tissue paper & cards they want as much as the dollar store when they should be charging a nickel or a dime! my god they want .50 cents to a $1 for a dollar store gift bag that's used! they want .75 cents for dollar store tissue that has been opened and is only half full! i will never go back! pic of basswood carving kit with 2 pieces of small wood pieces bought just to show! 1.99 plus taxes! aa battery beside photo to show scale and size! i got charged 2 bucks and taxes at a thrift store for 2 pieces of cheap wood! OF ALL LOCAL THRIFT STORES REVIEWED TO DATE HERE ARE THE 3 TOP WORST with 1 being the ABSOLUTE WORST! 1. SAVE THE ORPHANS BRAGG BLVD ( Translated to make workers and owner rich with your DONATED ITEMS) PS whoever donated a CAR TO THIS PLACE REST ASSURED THAT AN EMPLOYEE IS NOW DRIVING IT BC HE DIDNT HAVE A CAR! No orphan was even fed a meal with your CAR DONATION! I hear it was a pretty nice car too! 2. NIFTY THRIFTY aka SNEAKY FOR PROFIT TAKING DONATIONS WITH A SIGN SAYING SO 3. SAVE THE ORPHANS HOPE MILLS THE PRICIEST BOUTIQUE OF A THRIFT STORE AROUND! I was charged 10 for a "Lefton" clown that's 2" high and is a dollar store donation!