Great place to go in and walk through to see What's being liquidated. All kinds of foods, wines,…read morehousehold goods, bathroom necessities, and misc stuff at bargain prices. You do have to check some of the dates on foods , drinks, etc and some things are priced the same as other places

This was a great find located down the street from Asheville Airport. The prices were definitely…read moreaffordable. They even had gluten free products (which can be pricey). Cleaning supplies, diapers, pull ups, coffee, kitchen supplies, hiking/camping gear, first aid stuff, and more. The music was soulful and made me want to linger. :-) Will definitely return.

was very inexpensive for comforters and other things i needed but the woman who parked next to…read more,shame on you and your friend for scratching my new car with your buggy...

Went to check out the deals Blue Ridge Bargains had today, and to my surprise, they had a little of…read moreeverything! Courtney helped me, every time I had a question with inventory, and pricing dates, and was even the cashier at the end. She was so helpful in every aspect of my shopping experience, and look forward to seeing her on my next visit!! :)

The staff is hard-working and eager to help you find what you are looking for. They consistently…read morekeep a great attitude and have patience! I love to go here and browse - usually finding some treasure I didn't know I had to have. Mostly, I check online 1st to see what items I might be able to use. I take a photo of it then go to the store. Fun, fun, fun!!

I've passed this place 500 times. Okay, let's check it out. They sell stuff, and sometimes you just…read moreneed to buy some stuff. Interesting variety of salvage/ out of date goods. The shelves are a bit empty but hunting for treasure is kinda fun. Perrier, 12 pack K cups for $2.99, blue sky organic cola, Ped Egg $.99, 8 cfl light bulbs $7.99. Quite an unusual variety. Do not make this your next Mecca or you may be disappointed. If you're driving by however and recognize the sign, you just might score a deal.

I love this store.I found lots of great deals.I found Double "Q" Pink Salmon 14 3/4 oz. can for…read more$1.69,sells for $2.50 - $2.95 & up at other stores.sell date ( best if used by Sept. 2020)I'm sure I will use by then.Candy,Little Debbie cakes,at a great price,Bamboo sheets(13.99),Bamboo pillows queen & king sizes.Small bags of chips/corn chips or doritos 5 for $1.00,can't beat that price.I always find several things I need at a great price.Just check them out,I'll bet you will find something too.

Don't waste your time or money on this place. The inside is dirty, most of the items are…read moreoverpriced. Yesterday I went into the store to pick up some items I ordered on wish. I looked them up on Google, I tried to call this store everyday for 2 weeks. No one picked up the phone. So I searched them through Facebook. I finally got through to what I believed was the owner. In short she was rude! Due to the coronavirus they are not open normal hours. So on multiple occasions I attempted to pick my items up, but they were not open. I finally had the chance to get to the store at a time that I was not at work and they work finally open. There was some form of miscommunication. And I believe because I didn't pick my items up in time I was given a partial refund on my items by wish. Partial! The woman proceeded to tell me that the items had been returned. And because they had been put in the return bucket, she decided to keep the items for herself. Yes you're reading that correctly. She kept the items for her self! Apparently the items had been refunded on the 19th of December. I arrived at her store when she was finally open on the 21st of December. I had a very blank expression. I didn't know what to say. So I said whatever. She exploded, told me you can have your items delivered to your house! I said I will. The woman then said get out of my store!! I said I am. The woman then said don't you ever come back in here don't ever come back in here again! I said I won't. She Then followed me out the door ranting. I was in the parking lot on my phone trying to pull up My Wish app for a resolution to my issue. She continued to rant next to my car. I had to roll up my windows. The icing on the experience with this business owner was the middle finger she proudly raised as I pulled out of the parking lot. I don't recommend you waste your time going to the store. All of this bad behavior because I said whatever. Honestly I didn't know what else to say. What do you say when somebody tells you they're keeping your items?

This review ain't about the price of their gas, the cleanliness of their restrooms, or whether or…read morenot they sell lottery tickets. It's about the cobbled - together fry joint in the back of this cluttered little gas station serving up succulent pieces of fried chicken to hungry travelers and working folk alike. I am always on the hunt for freshly made food in unlikely places. Since I travel on business a lot, gas stations are a frequent find. The best tend to be in small towns and serving folks who don't mind squatting on the curb to eat a meal. The Kangaroo Express off Interstate I-85 in Gaffney, SC is such a place. When I am heading to Charlotte for business I try to time my drive to hit Gaffney around 11:00 am. It's right before the lunch rush and the chicken is just coming out of the deep fryers. You know you timed it right when the front door glass has condensation on the inside panes 'cause that means the fryers are in full on operation. Their specialty is fried chicken but they also churn out pork chops, catfish, mac 'n cheese, collard greens with ham hock, and homemade apple and peach turnovers. The prices are right and the portions big - a Meat and Three will set you back about $7. If you add sweet tea and a pie, you are still looking at under $10. To find the place, look for the great big peach-shaped water tower that most refer to as the Giant Ass Crack and you are just a couple of exits away.

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.

I was running low on snacks and wanted something good to munch on during this Saturday's college…read morefootball games. Absolutely zero snacks are currently on sale at our local grocery stores. I remembered how much I liked Brim's popcorn. So I loaded up! The store manager was a funny and nice man. He asked me if there's a run on popcorn. I laughed and said yes there is! Truthfully this is the only Brim's product that is decent to eat. I don't like their potato chips at all. At 1.25 per. bag; you can't beat it ; especially the white cheese flavor. I recommend this one particular item! My beloved South Carolina Gamecocks play Alabama tomorrow. I hope I don't get choked on all that popcorn! This game could get one sided quickly!