A great opportunity to find your treasure. Loads of bins with stuff such as toys, housewares,…read moreclothes. tools, games, some food products, cosmetics, etc. basically, Amazon returns. Boxes are sealed and can't be opened. Most unlabeled. However, one can bring to a station where employees will open the box for you. Prices change from day to day. Thursday I believe is the cheapest. Consider it a fun thing to do on a rainy day. We spent a couple hours looking at the stuff in the bins. You might find your treasure there. There are strict rules, which they announce over a speaker, don't open packages or boxes or they will ask you to leave. I came home with a teapot, ceramic pie dish, toddlers dress, toddler toys, Halloween decoration, can of Planters peanuts, kitchen sponges, rose hand cream, tablecloth, leather repair kit, pkg of tarps, cleaning products. On the day that I went, each item was three dollars. I think I did good and was satisfied.

I would strongly recommend removing references to the manager's race and statements such as "seemed…read moreon something" or comments about her appearance. Those statements can undermine an otherwise credible review and may cause readers to focus on that language rather than the actual issues you experienced. A stronger review focuses on the conduct, not personal characteristics. I have shopped at this store many times, and while the merchandise can be hit or miss, the prices are generally reasonable. However, I am writing this review because of a deeply disturbing experience involving a manager and the display of adult products. I was shopping with my 5-year-old and 8-year-old sons when one of them picked up what was clearly an adult toy. Several of these items were displayed openly in a bin that was easily accessible to children. As soon as I realized what it was, I took it away and approached the manager politely. I simply mentioned that these products should not be displayed where young children can easily access them, especially during the summer when many families are shopping with children. Instead of addressing my concern, the manager immediately became hostile. She told me that if I did not like it, I could leave the store. When I attempted to calmly explain my concern, she repeatedly interrupted me, stated that she did not have time to talk to me, and told me to leave. She further stated that those products were not being sold from inside the package and that I should simply take my children and leave. She then threatened to call the police, despite the fact that I was calm, respectful, and merely raising what I believed was a legitimate concern regarding child access to adult products. I left because I was with my children and did not want the situation to escalate. However, I was shocked by the manager's behavior. No customer should be treated with such disrespect for politely expressing a concern. What makes this even more troubling is that this was not the first time I had witnessed this particular manager behaving aggressively toward customers. While many employees at this location have been courteous and professional, I previously observed this manager engaged in a heated confrontation with another customer and speaking in an extremely hostile manner. My concern remains the same: adult products should not be displayed in a way that makes them easily accessible to young children in a family-oriented retail environment. Whether customers agree or disagree with that concern, they should be able to express it without being threatened, dismissed, or ordered out of the store. This experience left me disappointed and concerned, not only about the store's product placement decisions but also about the professionalism and conduct of its management. Customers deserve to be treated with respect, especially when raising concerns involving the welfare of children. This version is stronger because it sticks to observable facts, clearly describes the manager's conduct, and keeps the focus on the issues that other customers and corporate management are most likely to take seriously. Please parents be aware of these behavior specially when going there with your kids. Very unlikely I would be able to go there at least for long time or at least this particular woman is long gone or some change of monument again.

A Great Place To shop. Lady At Register was very nice. Very cheap prices on Name Brands as Well…read more As Other Items. I Enjoy Coming To Cheraw For This Stop. Nice Things to choose from.

Friendly staff, lots of merchandise, designer clothes, Waterford Crystal and collectibles ! Great…read moreprices as well as holiday items updated daily. CHECK IT OUT!

The Reeses container and set were a great gift for myself. There are a lot of candy and games, to…read morechoose from.

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

Lots of items for everyday and holiday use. Many unusual and desirable pieces. Simple to more…read morecomplex ideas. Dishes. Tableware, etc.

Love this place, though parking is really bad most of the time. I always donate my stuff here, a…read morefew things i have actually gone to buy back! I have also found other neat things, including a quirky, handmade ceramic turkey, so.e really nice skirts, and my favorite an antique that my dad dated to about 1840. It cost only 60$ and just needs reupholstering. There is a lot of junky stuff, too, but that's in the eye of the beholder, so I can't take away any stars for that. I buy a lot of frames and sometimes, if the frames have pictures in them, the price is too much. I liked the frame, but 15$ for not old and kind of cheesy painting off raggedy anne and andy? Nope. When you donate, the guys out back are efficient, and reasonably friendly when you speak to them. I am quite sad to be moving to Floida as I will miss the Broad Street Thrift Mart as bad as I have been missing The Shrimper!

I used to love this Walmart but now they aren't worth a shit...I say there and places a online…read moreorder no once this happened but twice...they never bring the order out that order...then when I try to call Walmart..the entire store won't answer and I mean every part or area of the store...I'm so upset and worked up because I ordered food for tonight...didn't get it and didn't hear anything reassuring from the Walmart...I was just ignored and I am sick of that...

I was here back in September of 2019 when I came to the Carolinas on vacation to visit friends and…read morefamily . I grew up in Bennettsville , but came to Cheraw a lot in 84 and 85 to hang out with friends . I came here hoping to find a Carolina Gamecocks shirt I would like to take back to Las Vegas and I found two ! They were only $11.40 each , you can't beat that ! The place is like most big Walmarts with almost everything you need . It was clean and a good sized parking lot . We have about 10 Walmarts in Las Vegas , no lie . Some better than others . Cheraw is a nice town , with nice people . That is why I miss The South .

Housed inside an old school house, this place is a great place to buy furniture and is not too…read moreexpensive. During the pandemic we came here like every week and Elizabeth helped us but she retired in November so today Marty helped us out.

I forgot the sales lady's name but she was very helpful. They had a large selection and they loaded…read moreup my purchases for free. Also they forgot to give me the cords for my electric recliner and the man offered me $20 for gas money to come back. Very nice people.

Some cool treasures buried in here. Definitely the dusty garage vibe if you want to feel like a…read moretreasure hunter.

We happened upon this place last week in our travels. This is literally a treasure trove of all…read morethings vintage/antique. In all honesty the pricing makes it clear that this is not a thrift store but rather the pricing indicates full value. While there are many interesting furnishings and glassware prepare to bring you wallet and spend some time perusing this large offering of treasure from days gone by.

Was able to pick up a few of my needs here which was awesome because I'm only here temporarily.read more

The pros: clean, spacious, smells nice because of the coffee shop inside…read more Cons: no fitting rooms. Seriously? We drove almost two hours because we heard about how wonderful this place was (on social media) only to be told there were no fitting rooms and they have a 30-day return policy and you can get...store credit. There were 2 mirrors in the whole place, so we tried on clothes over the clothes we came in wearing, but it was not ideal. Whose idea of a good business decision was this? Also, there were exactly the same kinds of things here as there are at the thrift stores near my house. Not worth the drive!

This flea market is near outskirts of town off Hwy 76 heading toward Myrtle Beach…read more This market is just as large as Columbia's Barnyard location. There are outside booths w concrete slab tables, these wares are mostly used tools, dvds, home goods, etc. There are some half covered booths w more newer clothes, cleaning supplies, produce, etc. Then there are completely enclosed buildings w booths full of new product, sneakers, Avon items, grills, jewelry, etc. There are a few food vendors around including hot dogs, Tacos, bbq, Italian Ice, etc. There are deals to be had if you don't mind searching and sometimes haggling. Not a bad way to spend few hours on a Sat morning.

2017's Yelp 100 Challenge 86/100…read more Visited this Flea Market while taking my boyfriend to meet my family, & he is obsessed with Flea markets and this one did not disappoint! This was probably the biggest indoor/outdoor Flea market I'd ever been to, and definitely the strangest as well. Once you enter the flea market you can go inside & visit different plots (where folks sell their wares), or you can check out the display areas located in the "hallways". There are two main buildings, a secondary building (that even includes a general store), & then you get to an outdoor area which is insane. It's almost overflowing with vendors & can get pretty hectic as there are thousands of people everywhere. All in all, a good place to spend a lazy Saturday.