Ollie's is a place that buys close-out items and sells them cheaply. I like to go here to find…read morebooks for a steal. But I cannot resist walking around and seeing what they have in the store. There's always something I really really really need. Of course, I don't, but I tell myself I do because it's so fun to discover stuff. The store is packed with items and the aisles are very small because of it. But that's not a bad thing; it's a good thing. I have to admit; this is the only place like this that I enjoy shopping at. The last time I was here, I found some spray paint for a fraction of what it would cast in Home Depot or Lowes. Who knew I needed spray paint? Even I didn't know until I saw the bargain prices and "had" to have it! My wife doesn't like when I go here because I roam around and look at everything. Why yes, we did need a sushi roller, honey. Who doesn't need one? And guess what? Now we have one! It's a fun place. Go check it out.

Very disappointed with my experience. I purchased a rug in-store and was told I had seven days to…read morepick it up. Three days later, I called the store about 45 minutes before arriving to let them know I was on my way. When I arrived, I immediately saw the rug I had already purchased sitting in a basket. I mentioned that they had already brought my rug up, but an associate insisted it wasn't mine and called the manager to look for it in the back. While they searched, I showed them a photo of the rug and my receipt. They confirmed my purchase was in the system but still couldn't find it. I even walked to the back of the store to show the manager where the rug had been. By the time I returned to the front, the associate had sold my rug to another customer. The rug had been sold twice--even though I had already paid for it days earlier. The manager told me there was nothing they could do except issue a refund. While I got my money back, that did not make up for the wasted trip, the time I spent, or the frustration of having an item I had already purchased sold to someone else. This situation should never have happened. Better communication and inventory control are clearly needed. I expected much better customer service and would not recommend this store based on my experience.

What a great community gift store that supports local artists while providing exceptional quality…read moreand customer service! Cheryl is the best--she will package and mail whatever you want!

This store is one of the best things about living in Danville. The owner keeps a wonderful stock of…read morebeautiful gift items made by local artisans and has excellent art classes for all levels of skill. I have participated in a number of classes at Main Street Art Collective and go there often for special gifts and unique items. It's a very welcoming and comfortable place. I highly recommend it!

Had breakfast at the Incorrigible Cafe and then went to Otterson Uptown Redux. I am impressed with…read morethe use of space for a cozy space. They offer unique merchandise. The owner was friendly with personal service. I found a great gift for my co-worker.

Peebles has a great shoe collection and their sales are fantastic. I don't shop for clothes as it's…read morenot really my style and their plus size section is a little lacking. I'm not about to pay $78 for Lee jeans I can get at Walmart for $26. While selection and sale pricing is great, their customer service could use a lot of work. As I approached one employee to ask a question, she looked me up and down, and walked away! Now, I'm not dressed like Martha Stewart on a day out but I'm not complete bum material either. I shrugged it off and took my purchase to the register. The cashier, Janice, was very chatty with the people in front of me, to the point of slowing down the line enough to make one woman walk away. She was smiling, happy, and seemed very friendly. When I got to the register, I said "hello, how are you today?" and got a "Hi, Will you be paying with your Peebles charge?" "No, I have a gift card" she sighed like it was a problem and when I told her I had a coupon, well, she just scanned it and told me the price. No "thank you, no have a nice day" Just handed me my bag and looked past me to the next person. Seriously?! I checked to make sure my teeth were clean and I nothing hanging out of my nose when I got in the car! There is really no reason to be snotty to customers no matter how they are paying for something. I usually overlook little things but it's not the first time I've seen this kind of snobby behavior by the employees here. I won't be back. There are other nice boutiques in the area who will gladly take my money with a smile.

This is such a great store! Peebles brings department stores to small towns and saves us from…read moreWalmart... Carries national brands and employees friendly people. Also offers promotions with real value - makes their ads & mail actually worth LOOKING at.

For those not familiar with the area, here's the deal about this mall…read more Danville used to big a major textile city since the Dan River flows right through the center of town. When those went bust loooong ago, the city went downhill. This is the only mall in the area, and when you have a population without a lot of money, you get stores, or a lack thereof, to match. Well, there were 4 anchor stores here: Belks, Sears, JC Penny, and Dunhams Spirts. Sears and JC penny are gone. The "food court" has a Chinese food place and a cookie place. Elsewhere, there's a Chick-fil-A and a pretzel joint. The majority of the stores are gone. However, the mall is not run down or dirty. It's clean, well lit, and inviting. With the new Cesar's casino in Danville, expect some major changes to happen to this mall.

Danville Mall has got to be the smallest mall I've been in…read more Being that it was almost empty, there were a LOT of parking spaces available. Came in here on a weekday and I can count the people that were shopping. People also come here to walk for exercise. They have the right idea. No people to bump into and disrupt your exercise! Lol The number of places to eat is very limited. By that I mean there's only 4. I'm okay with that, because all I want's Cinnamon pretzel bites at Monk's. The girl behind the register greeted us immediately plus there's no line! There's a department store (Belk) . They didn't have a huge selection. So, I didn't find what I was looking for. The prices seemed to be less than Belk's in big cities, which is nice! Hopefully, vendors will start coming in soon in anticipation of Caesars Virginia's opening in 2024. My husband and I talked about going here to start walking when weather's bad.

Great bargains on clothing, shoes and household items. The staff are relaxed and don't crowd but…read morewilling to assist if needed.

They got what you looking for..If the part for your vehicle isn't available,they can order it for…read moreyou and it'll arrive the next day or two..Nice employees also

I love this place. Normally, they will have what I need. But that's not why I recommend this store…read more It's the people. I always seem to be doing some kind of crazy project. I mean, who doesn't want to take out the engine from their Gator and put in a v-twin? Or build a one person, 8 foot long speed boat.? 100% of the time that I have come here with some type of crazy need, the guys behind the counter have taken the time to help me think of a solution. This is a small town, so of course. This is not a Walmart sized auto parts store. The store is bright, clean, well organized, and nothing is ever out of place. They always have everything in stock. That's a bold statement, but after coming here for years, I have never seen an empty space on a shelf where something was out of stock. But it is the passion for helping customers solve their problems that has made me loyal to this O'Reilly. A++

My mom & I love this Dollar tree. So much variety. Employees are really nice especially Margaret…read moreshe is so sweet. Great wonderful place. For all you're valuable needs.