The store itself is pretty big. Parking can be tough but I was able to find a spot. They have a lot…read moreof items but I was shocked to see some items that were expensive. I saw a dress I liked and it wasn't fancy and it was $50. Like no! They did have several other items for a few bucks but I can't justify spending that much on a thrifted dress.

My favorite thrift & antique store. The owners are the absolute sweetest and I always find…read moresomething amazing here!! From $7 Levi jeans to an all year round Christmas section.

Love , love, love to shop here . Great prices, selection of seasonal items . Staffing changes a lot…read more, but that is to be expected in the world we live in. $5.00 rewards are a no brainer and keeps me coming back .

I sing up for a Burkes card it was not a credit card and I got 15% off on Fridays. No where can…read moregive me a dill like that

I Love this Place!!! Fun, friendly, full of unique…read moretreasures!! Got a gift card for Christmas... can't wait to come in & see what's new!!

I'm in and out of this store frequently. The owner is always nice. Says hello to everyone that…read morewalks into the shop. Very helpful! My favorite vendor is the owner's daughter who sells Fusion Paint. She's the only nearby vendor for Fusion Paint which is an amazing furniture paint. She's helpful and gave me a second opinion that was spot on. So I changed the color I was going to buy and it looks great. Not sure how a previous reviewer can bad mouth the owner who she admitted she never spoke to. A vendor is not the same as an owner. The owner is a nice lady.

I'm not a member but enjoy going there for coffee, pastries, and other items not found in the mega…read moregrocery stores. However, two points. With a couple of exceptions, the staff has never been particularly friendly and a few times edging towards hostile but didn't quite get there. A male checker pulled something yesterday worthy of a complaint as when he finished checking me out he exposed his stomach by either pulling his tee shirt up or by stretching in such a way that he was exposed. Secondly, too many products are carried with high sugar content. I know sourcing is difficult but this should be a concern for management. Too much sugar is definitely not healthy.

Great products at a reasonable price. Service staff are polite and helpful. Overall just a great…read moreshopping experience. The venue is convenient and well organized. For those people who want to buy clean food without chemicals, this is the place to go. The Co-Op is definitely a five-star shopping experience.

This shop is across Greenville Highway from the new Hendersonville Publix. It consists of…read moreconsignment goods and the prices I've found on my two visits are very reasonable. I've really lucked out in my search for Vintage American pottery. In addition, there are linens, handmade items, furniture, jewelry, art work, handbags, curios, antiques, furniture, vintage items and more. The shop is clean, well lit, nicely arranged and does not smell like mold or mildew, but also does not reek of potpourri or candles. The staff is friendly but not intrusive; you can browse without being pressured. The two times I've made purchases, when I asked about discounts there were none. There is an adjacent parking lot with spaces right at the door. Be aware that when leaving, a left turn onto Greenville Hwy (hwy225) is difficult at certain times!

I totally love this store. So many treasures to explore. Friendly staff and excellent prices. I…read morepurchased a rose quartz tea candle holder.

The Mast General Store in Downtown Hendersonville opened in August 1995 inside the historic 1905…read moreSyndicate Building, which once housed Maxwell Brown's Fancy Grocery on its lower floor and the Woodmen of the World Hall upstairs. Mast General Store did a beautiful job restoring this large, historic building, which spans from Main Street to 5th Avenue. For visitors, parking is available right on the street or at a convenient nearby lot. The store itself is on two levels. The first floor features two main rooms: one dedicated to clothing and the other packed with nostalgic candy barrels, puzzles, toys, books, home goods, personal care items (perfect if you forgot something on your trip), postcards, and gourmet foods. Upstairs houses their specialty clothing, high-quality footwear, and outdoor gear. On this trip, I was also thrilled to find that they had the specific Hurricane Helene recovery items in stock that I had previously forgotten to grab at the Original Valle Crucis store, and which their Annex location didn't carry. The staff here was exceptionally friendly and interacted with me throughout my visit. I had a great conversation with one employee as we were trying to figure out how they managed to make the novelty eyeball candies look so incredibly realistic! Another helpful employee let me know about a brand-new store opening up in Tennessee, which means I will definitely need to plan a trip to check out another one of their fantastic locations and historic buildings in the future. It is an absolute must-visit destination in Hendersonville!

My favorite part of small towns are general stores. I'm always happy to run into a Mast General…read moreStore - as they are one of my favorites! It's always so fun to explore and see what is being sold. We came right around closing and they were even passing our free popcorn since they had to break down the machine - very sweet of them to share!

This is the cutest side-of-the-road store! They had cheap, sweet treasures and the women working…read morewere the most down to earth people. We stayed for 30 minutes just chatting. Definitely a must stop!

I highly recommend stopping by this beautiful little shop while in Hendersonville. They offer…read moreeverything from tea cups, picture frames, candles, stationery, clothes, jewelry, bar soap, hair accessories, and much more. Everything seemed to be reasonably priced as well.

What a shame this mall is Dying. So many stores closed…read more Looks like at one time it was a good mall to shop. Now it looks like people go to walk around and exercise. I was excited to find out they had a post office here with a self serve machine. They don't have them at any post office near where we live. So we stopped by to see. Now I know where it is. The door is open on the outside not inside access on Sundays. We went and walked around a couple of stores fast there was hardly any customers. At least I know some place to go if I need to mail any packages while in that area. Post office was a big place for being inside a mall. Other than that no stores I'd go back for.

Doesn't look like much from the outside. Except for a few places with singage it's unclear that…read moreinside there are a fair number of stores. TJ Maxx Belk Bath and body works Sallows jewelers USPS! A paint your pottery place Hobbits sports Watch repair store Claire's boutique Jo-Ann fabrics Shoe outlet And more. Not all open Sundays, so check individual stores for hours. 2 stars overall. Feels rundown.

Ingles is a local-area grocery store that seems to have nearly everything one would need. Of…read morecourse there is also the supplement of The Fresh Market nearby too. Cashiers have been super friendly each time we have visited this location. There's a Starbucks inside too. We tried multiple prepared items and enjoyed a cheese/meat tray as well as the sesame garlic wings. They have the typical brands you expect at reasonable prices. They always had Pedialyte too, which we bought multiple times during our trip to Hendersonville. Also, during one visit, we received a free huge chocolate cake, which is a better "reward" than the sometimes typical free turkey for the holidays.

The donuts are all disgusting because there are gnats and flies all inside the donut case. Highly…read moresuspect that it is the same in the deli and in the Starbucks inside the ingles. Will not purchase any prepared foods made in this ingles and honestly, I would rather get my service at one of the other Ingles in the area. Health Department should pay a little visit