Such a fun and wonderful store! It's an eclectic collection of new and used items for the home…read more Furniture, decor, some antiques, wall art, and kitchenware fill the space. Several new bedroom furniture sets with new mattresses were also on display. I found a great assortment of glass Pyrex dishes and one loaf pan that I had been searching for for a very decent price. Service was friendly and helpful, too. Head to their downstairs for some real treasures. There, you'll find some beautiful older wooden furniture pieces as well as a few relics such as a stove and washing machine from the 50s. Some of the pieces were not for sale, yet still we enjoyed admiring them. I will say that I noticed quite a few of their big ticket items do sell fast. You'll go in one day, and the next, a furniture piece you may have been admiring will be sold and gone. On the plus side, this creates space for new inventory, so there's been something different every time we've visited. Great place, and I highly recommend stopping by.

Such a fun store. They have a mix of everything new and old. The owner definitely gives out good…read moredeals and he's very kind. We left with a few small things but we'll be back again and again they get new stuff every week.

Pop's and Granny's is a great find on Wilcox Blvd, just east of the Wilcox Tunnel. They always have…read morea random assortment of stuff to find, including housewares, clothes, furniture, and more! The prices are great, as well! The owners/staff are all incredibly friendly, and after my second visit, I felt like they were family. I always enjoy hunting the shelves and tables for some great or unique finds! Some visits, I might just find something small. Other visits, I fill up my truck.

What a wonderful place! Such a wonderful Vibe. A gentleman opened the door and welcomed me to the…read moreshop. The lady at the counter called "Welcome to Pop's and Granny's" in the most cheerful voice to every customer. After spending hours digging through five or six thrift stores in Hixson and coming up mostly empty handed, I was delighted find a small rack packed with exactly what I needed - men's long sleeved dress shirts in a variety of colors. As I started making a pile of them for a school play, the lady brought me a buggy. The sweet cashier even gave me a discount for buying 18 of them. Pop's and Granny's Saved the Day and the Play! I wish my photo of the store didn't turn out so blurry. I may drive back over there after the play to show the folks how they helped all the kids look good. :D

Wonderful treasures in a clean thrift store vibe. Love this place.read more

Providence Thrift stores were always about helping people, but the one in Dalton is so over priced…read moreand it has gotten worse in the last few years. i will not be returning.

Great selection of value priced items. Caring staff. Stop by often because selection changes…read moreregularly.

First time coming here and I found a treasure trove. I walked out with new fabric, brass hooks,…read morecork/canvas prints, lawn chairs, shirts, a waffle maker, macrame fixtures, and even shower filters for around $60 total. Stuff I'd been looking for for a long time. All the items I found were a great price and the staff were incredibly friendly to me and my partner. We will definitely be back.

Horrible experience with one of the employees. Every detail here is about the same employee…read more I listened to her berate a family with small kids for a full 15-20 minutes immediately when I arrived. She was coercing one of the family members to translate her rant from English into Spanish, and lecturing the adults present on not letting their children look around the store away from them. The store's patrons then had to hear her gossip about it for an additional 30 minutes, complaining to other customers and saying she wasn't racist. During the discussion with the family, she said the kids might break something, and the mother tried to assure her that if they did, she'd pay for it, not to justify them breaking something, but just as a way to try to reclaim some accountability the employee was insinuating she refused to maintain. The employee also gossiped about this to customers, insinuating the woman brought this up as a way to be flippant and "do it her way." I dared to put my clothes in a dressing room *without her permission* and was also lectured, and as a result got understanding looks from the other customers and accidentally snorted. After I changed, I again heard her gossiping, this time about me, and heard her remark that she "knew what [I] was trying to do" and that I "should be wrapping up soon so all of the negative energy should be out of the store." Whenever I went to check out, I asked if they had a student discount- they do- and she specifically cited needing a valid ID "since people try to get away with this stuff" (a 10% discount). I showed her my university ID, issued in August of 2021, which she then refused to take, citing a lack of date on the ID (my university does not issue new IDs every year). I asked if I could show her my enrollment in the past or upcoming semester, or my university email, and she refused. When I questioned this, she stormed off to the back without responding and a manager came to the front to complete my transaction. As I left, the back door was open, and I, for the second time in under 20 minutes, heard her gossiping about me, complaining about my insistence that I was a current student and an earlier attempt to buy a shirt whose tag had gotten caught in my hair and subsequently torn slightly. Store's prices are fine, slightly high. Better discounts and customer service can be found at the other location in Chattanooga and the Soddy Daisy location.

Love this store! The Goodwill in my town is a typical yucky thrift store. However, Goodwill of…read moreNorth Georgia has many very good stores, and the one in Calhoun is terrific. I have gone a couple of times with very specific items in mind (not usually wise when thrifting), and miraculously, those items were there. Honestly, a dark green velveteen jacket, a black velvet cape, and a black lace blouse? They also have wonderful NORMAL stuff and brand name clothing in good shape. On another visit with out of town thrifting friends, they went a little crazy here. They tell me they will have lists for their next visit.

Just made a donation drop off at the Calhoun location. There was a person standing at the door but…read morehe just stood there looking at me as I opened the bed of our pickup. He didn't greet me or make any attempt to help me unload until I asked and then said the carts were full. There was already a sidewalk full of previous donations so I proceeded to add to the pile. Our donations were neatly boxed, taped, and not too heavy but he sighed with each removal. No offer of a receipt or even a thank you for the donation. Wow...definitely will rethink where our next donation goes...lack of appreciation and poor customer service doesn't set well.

Excellent Thrift store on both the Donation and Purchasing side…read more Very efficient and courteous drop off; very organized shopping. RealisticPricing. Money used wisely.

Easy, efficient, donation process. Always extremely friendly and helpful volunteers. The inside of…read morethe store is huge, very well organized, and has a massive variety of things. Check out process is very pleasant and non-militant. This place is amazing.

Good selection, reasonable prices, and nice staff…read more We came in today and I noticed a nice selection of clothes, even up to 5XL in men's and women's clothing. They still offer 50% discounts depending on tag color. Their carts are the one's with poles to prevent them from being removed from the premises. This is how it is done in my home town. If you need to use the restroom, you willl need to ask a cashier to get the code. I will definitely make this store a regular stop.

City Thrift is a decent sized store with a pretty large selection, but it didn't take long to…read morerealize they seem to be following the same trend as a lot of the bigger thrift chains. Anything decent, name brand, or in particularly good condition appears to get picked out and priced closer to retail than thrift-store prices. Some of the prices were honestly surprising; I saw items priced at or above what you could buy them for brand new. For a store selling donated, secondhand merchandise, I expected there to be more opportunity to actually find a deal. There's plenty to look through, but the pricing really takes away from the whole point of thrifting. The staff were pleasant to deal with so that was nice.