And another strike. It is 230 on a Saturday. And they decided to close early. There was no less…read morethan 6 different people wanting to get in. The lights were on but they weren't letting anyone in because they were short staffed. Ugh

Furniture was priced higher than some antique stores, way overpriced (see pic for details- outdated…read moretable , missing one chair for $200? No thanks). It's true from a previous review, they do wrap items in the eBay tape. I didn't see any comps from eBay posted beside the pieces though. Clothes section is sparse, unorganized. OVERPRICED SHOES, pair of New Balance lightly used but missing insoles priced at $39. Furniture and home decor was neat and organized, however it was priced like a retail store. My mother found some cute framed artwork for a good deal ($4-$13 each). Employees were nice and they do have a restroom for customers that was clean. Plenty of parking around the building. They do have sales and give a senior discount, but it is not enough to offset the high prices.

Absolutely love this store!! I almost always find lots of great deals it's a fun stop for treasure…read morehunting

Thrift store that benefits the local needy. Always helpful and smiling personnel. Expanded hours…read moreare great.

Good selection of kindly used clothes. Well organized and friendly guys behind the counter.read more

Another new business in downtown Elberta. It is very tiny but has lots of wonderful shabby chic,…read morevintage, farmhouse, and home decor. I saw so many things I loved and just have to figure out a place for them in my home. I can't wait to go back. They have a Facebook page check them out. Loved the angel wings.

This is an interesting mix of overstock and outdated grocery merchandise. I bought some outdate and…read morecurrent dated granola bars and all of them were fine. I purchased a bottle of outdated Welch's Grape Juice (dated July 2019) that had already started turning to "vinegar". The furniture is moderate to high priced. My treasure was found in the jewelry area. I purchased a tanzanite in sterling silver bracelet for $30. It was missing a stone but I have a jeweler than can replace that. I also found a pair of costume jewelry earrings and a 4-strand black pearl bracelet for reasonable prices. If you are in the area, this thrift store is worth a look.

Went in looking for an exact size table. This is definitely a thrift store…read more Old old old building with very little upkeep. The employees were friendly and helpful. They are working with what they have been given. There are lots of close out foods and household items. There are some building materials as well... doors and windows

CHARMING! I'm so glad I recently discovered this store! The owner Anita is just the nicest…read moreperson AND the profits go to charity! It has a French Cottage atmosphere and is like a hidden little gem in Foley.

From the owner: We find good quality furniture and repair, restore, paint, re-uphilster.read more

Quaint little thrift store. Prices were suitable for my needs. Staff were very pleasant.read more

Susan and her crew were professional, organized and helped me not only get me out of my house, they…read moreorganized the estate sale, had donated items taken care of and then arranged the rest to be moved. They also helped me organize two of my mini warehouses. I couldn't have done it without them.

I went there a month ago and the store was supposed to be open. The man was on a lawn mower…read morecutting the grass so I patiently waited for him to finish. When he drove thru the parking lot I thought he was going to open the doors but that was not the case. He didn't even look at me but went out where the lawn mowers were in the front and met someone else. I walked over and asked him if he was going to let me in and he said he was too busy and I could come back tomorrow. This was at 2:30 in the afternoon. It was supposed to be open. So today I stopped in there looking for several things to buy. I played a few guitars and was looking for a pa and a tablet. A guy came in with an autographed guitar and was standing right there. I asked the guy what kind of guitar it was and the owner told me to move away and I couldn't speak to his customer. I said "OK" and walked away. He kept yelling at me and I told him I just wondered what kind it was. It was autographed by several people from Nashville. I have been a writer, mastering engineer and publisher in Nashville for 30 years. l tried to walk away and look at the tablets but he kept yelling at me. Then he came from around the counter and kept yelling. I told him I didn't want to buy it....just wondered what kind it was. He told me to leave.....he didn't need my business or my kind in there. Well what kind does he need in there. I am a nice person. I told him he was being rude and he said "yes I am...I am an asshole" and I said " I'm not going to disagree with you on that". It is people like him that make the world a bad place. I am a 60 year old woman and very polite. When he said I could not talk to him customer I walked away. I was there to spend money... It seems to me he doesn't need any customers. I will everybody he is an s.o.b. and I don't cuss. He made me cry and very upset.

This is the absolute worst place. About two years ago I bought a drill from this place he told me…read moreall of them work. I get home charge it and it barley turns. I called three or four times and I get some rude response after being told I could bring it back and swap it out. I go to the store to swap it out and they tell me no the don't do returns or exchange anything, I asked to sell it back and they said no if it doesn't work.