The most disappointing experience I've ever had at a thrift store items were either complete junk…read moreor insanely overpriced. Staff is nice but prices are incredibly unreasonable.

Staff is super friendly and they have different sales every day, new items every day, and a great…read moreselection of a little bit of everything!

The best selection of home decor, art, gifts, and garden center in the area ! Not to mention…read morefantastic art classes (8 week sessions ) offered 4 times a year. Tasha and Michelle are both amazing people and Tasha is an incredible artist and the best teacher !!

You can find something for everyone here! Jewelry, home decor, candles, pottery, garden art, art,…read moreAnnie Sloan Chalk Paint, IOD, seasonal decor, and more! Art lessons are available! Custom portraits! Beautiful plants! Excellent service and prices from $ t

Good service and great prices .. it's nice place to go.. you get to see things and people with a…read moresecond chance at life.. ladies are very helpful and have smiling faces while they try to keep it all up & nice for us.. thank yal so much.

The store is very well organized and clean. Lots of bargains to be found. The store is to support a…read morenon profit organization, so feel good for shopping. For less than 20 bucks I was able to purchase 3 new outfits for work. Staff is very friendly. Stop by for a great time bargain hunting.

The mall is very small compared to where I'm from but but he did have a lot of stores inside of…read moreJCPenney's went on a Thursday afternoon and it was not a lot of people there the food court do you have some amazing food choices went there on a Sunday afternoon and a lot of stores were closed Chuck-E-Cheeses attached to the mall so there were a lot of kids the movie theater was a little odd to me

I've been shopping at this small since 1996. The last two times I went in there I couldn't wait to…read moreget out. Empty restaurants at the food court and even Chick-fil-A is gone. It seems to have never left 2005. Belk always smells stuffy. Dillard's is good but needs to carry a better petite selection. Too many kiosk vendors selling jewelry. Hollister and Gap have left...Ulta and Bath and Body Works are the only really good stores left. I remember going with my friends when it first opened and watching Clueless and shopping. Back when there was a fountain and a Gayfer's, while Dionne Farris played in the background. Seems like a fever dream now. It's taken on a creepy vibe, a ghost of what it used to be.

Another trip to Hattiesburg means another trip to Buck's. It was the week of Christmas, so the…read moreentire store is the normal 50% off. To our surprise, Buck's has actually organized the inventory. Stuff is no longer randomly located everywhere, but there is now organization. You will never know what to find. Great bargains and nice service,

I absolutely adore this place. My husband & I came back on a trip to my hometown. The food is good,…read moreand the Mac and cheese (highly recommend), always comes out hot & gooey . The atmosphere is just so cozy and it's a good place to go if you're hungry and also looking for a wind down. Theres a number of cds, records, & books (which is great for me because I love music and books.) I've probably been here like over 10 times lol

T-Bones Records & Cafe is an interesting spot that has records, CDs and other music options etc…read more They also have a cafe that offers coffee, a selection of sandwiches, soups, salads and desserts. During my first visit I tried the strawberry salad and Texas Beef sandwich. I also got an iced tea and they serve it to you in a collectable sturdy plastic cup. They have a dedicated dining area and then a dedicated music area. My sandwich and salad were nice although I found the sandwich to be on the really small side so this joint definitely ain't serving anything along the sizes of a New Orleans poboy. Overall this is a cool spot and is nice for a change of pace.

I have been shopping at the Kitchen Table for many years and always find someone that is eager to…read morehelp me. If they don't have it in the store and have to order it they keep me informed about when to expect arrival of item ordered. The store is always very orderly and easy to browse and see things that you might not have know they had in the store. I love to shop for brides as they display items in their registry so you can see what they might like to have. They are always willing to make a suggestion if the bride has told them she might want more of certain things that she hasn't received. Christmas is always a fun and great place to shop. They keep the latest Christmas Chinas that people might be eager to have in their homes. Their paper products for holidays are always very special. I would recommend them to anyone.

Had AMAZING customer service from this shop. The staff person bent over backwards to help and…read moreaccommodate me. It is nice to know that good customer service still can be found.

Great place to get your latest read. The owner is great to help you find what you are looking for…read more Open six days a week.

I was in town for the weekend and asked my friend about a used bookstore in the area. He knew of…read moreone, so we set out. It was in a cute little house with ample parking which is always a good sign. When you walk in, it's like being in a book hoarder's house. Books everywhere. Shelves, racks, on the floor, racks on doors, there wasn't a space that wasn't utilized. Being a book lover who appreciates the awesomeness of used bookstores, this didn't deter me one bit. We each went to different sections of the store to explore. It had a pretty decent organization system for a tiny place. I was quickly able to find some mysteries I didn't realize I wanted before I got there. I looked in that section for an indication of the pricing situation, but didn't see anything. I went to the desk and waited while she assisted a few people in buying and selling. She gave me a dumb look when telling me most books are half of the price listed ok the book. Of course this is common sense and not very helpful. I continued to browse and just assuming each book was half of the price. I quickly found myself in the 25¢ section, which was very diverse in all things fiction. I brought my 5 books to the desk to pay and the employee quickly loosened up when she saw my selections. We had a pleasant little chat about a series we both enjoy. I didn't see a machine to run cards, so I asked if they accepted cards or only cash. She was very confused about my question, but turns out she just misheard me. All in all it was a great store as far as used bookstores go. They had a lot of genres, including children's books. The romance section was by far their biggest section which really shouldn't be a surprise. Ask about pricing policies, or don't. Just assume it's half of the publisher's price or 25¢ from the designated section. They have all kinds of author's bios (printed from wiki), lists of their body of work, and lists of upcoming books printed out and posted randomly. The idea is great but makes no sense, especially when the new books coming out are in 2008 leading me to believe its been hanging there since 2008 at least.