A larger than you think antique mall right on Main Street Kannapolis. Plenty of parking across the…read morestreet. A few hundred areas/booths that can be rented to sell your goods. From antique items to modern day stuff you will be able to find. There are several rooms to walk through as you stroll up and down the aisles. Prices vary from booth to booth. Since sellers can set their own price you need to look for the best value. My son tried to get a hold of a booth owner (because he left his card) but the guy never answered or called back so we left with nothing. We went when it was not crowded. I'm glad because it would get a bit too warm. I will define go back to this mall. Ut was certainly a place that brings back old times.

I will NEVER! and I do mean NEVER recommend or spend another 1 of MY hard earned black dollars at…read morethis place. I have been coming to the marketplace since a little after they opened. Normally the ladies and younger workers are smiling and always speak and tell you about the size of the place and how awesome it is. I walked in today and noticed several workers chatting behind the desk. I grabbed a shopping cart as I normally do because there is a boat load of good stuff and I always leave having spent a ton on great items. There's literally 3 floors and massive sq footage of everything under the sun. I spend hours here because I'm a true thrifty and I check out every station/booth, around 200 spaces I think. I'm very observant and always aware of my surroundings. I noticed the 1st man come from behind the desk as soon as I walked to the first booth. I've seen him there before. He wears a crossbody purse and glasses. I continue my normal walk and scan. I see him out the corner of my eye look me up and down. He walked into a few of the same booths as I and walked off. I rounded the corner and there he was pretending to filter through some sports cards. I kept browsing and scanning and noticed his stares. I walked up to the second floor to confirm if I was being paranoid and sure thing, he followed. I made eye contact a few times thinking ok,I'll give him benefit of doubt, other people were shopping and I kept minding my business. A 2nd guy starts to follow me, I've seen him before as well, he has a hunch back of ND walk, he looks like a teenager, obvious and sloppy. I purposely went into a few women clothing and jewelry and furniture booths and he followed, making eye contact and pretending to shop, all the while looking at me every few seconds. I walked in his direction and at this point I've decided I'm leaving. I pull out my phone to record for my safety and call my bestie to let her know what's going on. As I'm recording he stops in a booth next to me pulls out his phone to text or pretend and I say very loudly how uncomfortable I'm feeling with these mall cops following and profiling me. He heard me, then he picks up a random candle holder he had already passed and walks away. Most of the vendors have personal video cameras in their individual spaces to deter shoplifters. There are also cameras everywhere. Why are they following ME. It was OBVIOUS and because of how they made me feel in that moment, the only poc, being follwed, I left and will never go back. If you are a vendor here, they are making you loose business. I Do Not recommend black and brown people patronize this place. They do not want you here.

This is by far, the best SA within 60 miles. I'm an avid thrifter and visit many SA's, but none…read morecan beat MY store. The staff is always friendly and most helpful!

This used to be the best thrift store in Cabarrus County. Yes, used to be. It has gone downhill…read moreever since they reopened after C*vid. That's part of the problem too - all new staff due to firing the old staff during C*vid times...ones who had been there for years & were so sweet. The new manager is a guy who frequently complains openly about people shopping in the store, has literally complained about having to check my cart of stuff because I "got too much" and it'd take a while to scan it all in (I had maybe 6 books, a couple of shoes and some small nicknacks - it wasn't a lot). He's also changed sale hours - day of - closing early because he felt like it. He does not make people feel welcome to shop there - it's like we're bothering him to be in the store. Also, the pricing has gotten really bad - it's frequently at or above retail now, which is so sad since this stuff is always clearly used and *given/donated* to the store, but they grossly overprice it. Case in point: A used coffee grinder for $24.99 when it's new for $18.95 on Amazon or $19.98 at Walmart. The clothes have been really stained, hole-filled, torn and ripped lately. I really hate how bad the store is these days... I went in recently and they were selling a side table that was missing two legs, but still had it priced at $39.99. It just makes me so sad since this used to be my favorite thrift store in the area, and it's awful now.

Huge store and vast selection! The employees there are by far some of the friendliest folks I've…read moreever met in a second hand store

There's been a lot of talk about Trosa Thrift store around town lately. I've seen it all over…read moresocial media so a friend and I decided to check it out on a Friday afternoon. Trosa is located on Peters Creek Hwy in the Food Lion strip center at the Clemmonsville exit. It's easy to get to and there's plenty of parking which I love. Right inside the door is their whole furniture section, they have tons of tables, chairs, dressers , etc. they even have a whole section of office specific furniture. The prices are very reasonable. This would be a furniture flippers paradise. Towards the back they have shelves of everything from pillows to whole sets of dishes, sports equipment and the most medical mobility equipment I've ever seen anywhere. I'd say, if you are in need of a walker, a bath seat or portable toilet for someone look here because they probably have it at a fraction of the cost it would be to purchase new or rent. The clothing is grouped all together but they aren't keeping it organized as well as it needs to be. All different sizes were mixed in together and I quickly got frustrated and gave up. Both of us had found an item in the kitchen area we wanted so we headed to check out. The workers were very friendly as well. I'll definitely be checking out Trosa regularly in the future. Trosa supports substance abuse treatment. If you want to donate to them, they offer pick up for larger items or you can bring your items to their donation drop off around the back of the store. Just follow the signs.

This was a cool thrift store but the prices made no sense to me. There was some vintage (no…read moreinformation on those pieces and the prices were HIGH) but a lot of second hand clothes that weren't even in great condition were priced as if they were new and in season?? There's no reason to charge $30-$95 for the exact same pieces of clothes I could find at any goodwill for $4. And don't get me started on the "vintage". $380 for a Metallica t shirt? Come on. It wasn't even just a few things, everything in that store was at a ridiculous price. There was a "sale" area where everything was $20... sorry I don't want a pilling sweater for $20 or a random donated tee shirt for $20. I don't even buy a lot of new clothing for that. Did love the plant section though!! I got a cute cactus for $5 :) but yeah, as someone who thrifts and also enjoys vintage sellers, this was a hard no for me. Super cute and fun to walk around though. Like the attached coffee shop and staff were friendly

Nothing New is more of a curated thrift store so you can expect higher prices (probably slightly…read moreoverpriced for certain items). I do have to agree with the other review that this place is a mixed bag. Some things are really cool while others should've been left at the thrift store (stains, holes). I did find a very cool leather jacket for $200 and a vintage coach bag that's been on my thrift wish list for $100. Another thing that I noticed that there wasn't a ton of women's clothes. Mostly just men's and a few sections of purses, plants, etc. Nothing New also has a coffee shop inside with plenty of seating if you want to browse and have some coffee. Everyone was super nice and helpful when I came with a friend over the weekend.

This store focuses on women's fashion with designer names. It's not a thrift store. They only…read moreconsign very nice merchandise. The inside of the store is chic and decorated like a fine boutique. The employees are nicely dressed, very friendly, and eager to provide assistance. Everything is well organized. Items are nicely displayed. Shopping here is a good experience. Everything is nice, quality, and like-new. Selling here is just as easy as shopping. They take your items and examine them. The items must meet their standards as well as their need. They put out everything that they take and return the items back to you that they decline to accept. Their computer system makes it easy to receive your consignment monies. You just give them your name or consignor number and they pay you immediately in cash. They are very fair.

I love going there! You can always find really cute things with great prices they always have so…read moremuch to look at be prepared to stay a while to see it all!!

This Restore used to be a hidden gem for bargain hunters in the area. You could get a great deal…read moreon everything from appliances to furniture to household items. There was no telling what kind of cool treasure you'd walk out the door with. I think a change in management also brought a change in pricing ideology. There are few bargains to be found anymore. They aren't flexible in offering a discount if an item is overpriced. I still go in and look around but seldom find anything to buy. Whoever is pricing the store items needs to get in touch with reality and understand how to price used donated items.

This store used to be good -- not great, but good -- back when it was located near the O'Charley's…read moreon 29. I'm not sure what's happened since they moved to their current location, but it's really not worth the trip if you're looking for anything other than bits and pieces of hardware and remodeling supplies. Either this thrift isn't getting a lot of donations or they're just very picky about what they'll accept because what they have for sale isn't much of anything. The furniture is okay. They get a few *really* good quality pieces now and then, but mostly everything is dated (1980s) and overpriced. The book section is okay if you're interested in popular adult fiction from about 10+ years ago, but they don't have many current titles. It looks as if someone had organized the books into genres at some point, but they haven't managed to keep it that way. So even though there's a sci-fi section, you'll likely find romances, how-to books, etc. mixed-in. I wonder why they bother with the signs if they're not going to keep up on the organization. Framed pics/paintings/prints are (again) mostly dated and overpriced. Bric-a-brac is mostly junk. They have several shelves full of 'rejects' from one of those places where you could go and paint ceramics. Why? Why wouId anyone pay $2 for something that someone else painted very badly? In my opinion, it would've made more sense to trash the tacky, ceramic 'rejects' and use the space for things that people might actually want to buy. They have exercise equipment (overpriced) and a section of holiday decor items (overpriced) and that's about it. They put the 'best' items in a 'Silent Auction'. So there's a case with a handful of interesting things in it along with a few pieces of old/interesting furniture positioned nearby and you can bid on them. I suppose some people enjoy that sort of thing, but I can't imagine why anyone (who doesn't live in the area) would want to have to make multiple trips to the store to keep up with the bidding. No, thanks.

This is an amazing place ! The owners are super friendly and so helpful. The prices are so…read morereasonable . Much better than some big chain thrift stores.

This store is amazing. The prices are very good and the owners are super friendly and helpful. The…read morerange of selection is mind boggling. I would love to go back again.

CVAN's is a store I love to support. It raises money for battered women and their children. The…read moreprices are better than other thrift stores like Goodwill which is great. While the store is smaller than most it clean and has a variety of items to purchase. Service is excellent. Staff are helpful and gracious. There is an area where you can donate used items and clothing. They have limited hours so check to see they are open. if you have anything to donate please consider CVANs.

Great customers service and loved the treasure hunt! Fair prices !! Can't wait to go backread more

disgard all previous reviews and knowledge of this store. they now sell furniture. no vintage toys,…read morejewelry, antiques, nothing. they got bought or something.

Some really cool stuff here for low to high end stuff check it out great location and nice peopleread more