I always find great products that are useful to me! Discount retail therapy. The staff is really…read morenice, helpful and friendly.

From the owner: A truly Unique Discount Store Experience, where you find the deal!…read more Every week we restock the store and reopen on Friday with completely new merchandise. Everything is single priced for each day. So as the week goes along the prices drop each day!

This was a nice spot to shop in. The store offered many styles and very trendy wear. Lots and lots…read moreand lots of clothes. I was attending a wedding and needed a new fresh outfit. I was impressed with selection of pants, shirts and belts.

Not very impressed with this store. The stickers they have for Ocean Springs are $10, which is WAY…read moretoo much for me. The clothes, shoes, and accessories are all priced very high. While they do have some nice brands, I'm overall unimpressed by the prices. The girls at the counter were polite and friendly though! Even while putting away what looked to be a new shipment, they took the time to chat with us and say hi when we walked in.

Shearwater Pottery is one of the reasons why I found my way to Ocean Springs. I happened to be…read morespending the weekend in a nearby town. My older sister has several pieces from here, as does my brother and I have been wanting to come look. I am so glad I finally made it and regret not having come sooner, but I will not make that mistake again. Set off on basically a one laned gravel road, you will pass several homes, I think this land is owned by the family, and these are all family members. I arrived on a Sunday right before they opened for the day. Their inventory seemed small, which was confirmed by the lady working, she stated that they seemed to be low on inventory. I was able to find something that I wanted quickly. Again, I am so very glad I came. I will be back!

The Mississippi Gulf Coast is renowned for its art pottery, being the home of George E. Ohr, "the…read moreMad Potter of Biloxi." Today, the most well-known art pottery comes from Shearwater Pottery in Ocean Springs, across Biloxi Bay from Biloxi. Founded by the family of local artist Walter Anderson, they continue to produce both decorative and utilitarian pieces, including what appear to replicas of designs created by Walter Anderson himself. The glazes are mostly soft earth tones and cool hues of celadon, jade, and periwinkle. Shapes tend to be simple, toeing a fine line between rusticity and modernity. Sadly, the details on many of the mass-produced figurines (the curled fish, the woodpecker-handled mug, the doves) are virtually non-existent now, likely from overuse of molds that have been worn smooth. I'm not exactly sure why Shearwater continues to produce the figurines of workers with jet black skin, bright red lips, and white eyes and teeth (these stereotypical representations would usually be referred to with a term beginning with the letter "J"), often carrying sacks of cotton or dressed as a mammy. I'm far from politically incorrect, but even I was taken aback by these ― especially in the overwhelming quantity stocked here. I'm sure there is some significant history to these figurines, but still, perhaps Shearwater might consider discontinuing this line. The items are not cheap: A coffee mug will cost $20-$22. Small vases are $48-$60. A hand-painted replica vase in a Walter Anderson design? That will be $700. There are a few unique pieces tucked in here and there that one really must keep an eye out for, like the two-tone horse figurine decorated in an Ancient Greek-inspired motif for less than $30. Perhaps most importantly, Shearwater Pottery's showroom is still pretty much the only place to buy their product: They're entirely Luddite, writing up receipts with pen and paper. Don't expect to make purchases via internet from Shearwater; the showroom is pretty much the only way to get their products. Whether or not Shearwater Pottery's product is worth the price is entirely subjective: I have seen some art pottery in the Biloxi area for comparatively "better" prices, and some for what I would consider much more ridiculous prices, too. (My parents thought the $50 I spent on an eight-inch decorative owl I gave them was pretty insane.) As far as the yankees and West Coasters go, Shearwater Pottery does have a combination of time-worn pedigree, artistic connection, and relative obscurity that should give their wares proper snob appeal. If one can overlook the profusion of racially insensitive ceramics, it's worth considering a visit to Shearwater Pottery on any visit to the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

This is a wonderful establishment very hard workers especially Ragan Wright and Reese. Amazing…read moreatmosphere and even has labubus on special occasions 10/10 would come back!!

Being open when they are advertised and supposed to be. I tried to shop there twice but nobody was…read morethere.

They have such a great selection of clothing at an affordable price. I found this boutique shopping…read moreonline. They're only a few miles from my house. That might not be a good thing lol great place to shop!!

Friendly staff, nice selection of jewelry and reasonably priced clothing!!…read moreThis little town is a great place to shop with the girls and then have a nice lunch. Will be back next time I'm passing through!

I have been thrifting and shoping your thrift stores here in biloxi and Atlanta, Gadsden,…read moreBirmingham 3 locations for 30 years and I'm done your prices are stupid I can buy mom tops at belts on Sale cheaper than There check your prices I found dollar tree items for 2.99 come on You lost me what is it gonna take for yall to wake up people are not stupid we all know prices or we would not be thrifting

Definitely VERY clothing heavy (and the clothing is a bit overpriced) but otherwise a pretty good…read morethrift store! Large selection with fair prices on most of the Homegoods, media, etc. I'll probably be back next time I'm in town!

I have not ever found anything of value at this store. I've come at various times/days of the week…read moreand still, nothing good ever hits the homewares section? I know that goodwill has started to pull valuable items to sell online and I think this store must be doing that as well. What a bummer.

Don't ever come to this goodwill .when you buy glass they do rap it will my mom and I go there lot…read moreand I recommend not to go there they don't care about your things at all and they are one the phone when they are checking you out

i was greeted upon entering by the most helpful clerk. she directed me to the book with each print…read moreand size description. when i narrowed my choices she patiently showed me each print until i found just what i was looking for. there is a nice selection of prints and other items. the checkout process was simple and made for a nice shopping experience.

This is a must see if you find yourself in Ocean Springs…read more There are a few things you should know about me when you read my reviews. Without knowledge of who I am, and what I like, you may not understand why I like what I like. You also won't know if you should discount my reviews as the ramblings of a self-centered lunatic, or if you should maybe give them some weight when making a decision. So I preface this review by dropping some knowledge about me that may help you. I love folk art, funky art, and art created by folks influenced by the MS Gulf Coast. I don't know if I would describe Walter Anderson's stuff as folk art or funky art, but he was most definitely influenced by this area that I happen to love. It's not what I would describe as fancy pants or highfalutin, but it is most definitely my kind of art. Realizations is chock full of Walter Anderson originals. There are books of prints, postcards, clothing, bookmarks, large scale prints, and everything else you can think of. Pieces range from a few dollars for a card or bookmark to more expensive for some of the lager pieces. On my most recent trip I picked up some bookmarks for myself and to give as a gift (I'm a classy dude). I suspect there will be several more trips in my future as well. You made it this far? Nice! Now get your butt to this shop.

It's time to shop and Lee Tracy was our first stop to check out the fashions. It's a little spendy…read morebut the clothes are cute and the accessories are lovely. Lots of choices and options in colors and styles. Nice shop! [Review 14157 overall, 1479 of 2020, number 51 in Mississippi.]

Great shop! Can always find a little something I cannot live without. Staff always friendly and…read morehelpful. Not cheep but I expect to pay for quality, and quality is what you get here. I have been looking to replace a lightweight summer sweater (businesses here like to freeze one out in the hotter months). They listened to my very vague description and presented me with two excellent options. I bought both and have used both after just two weeks. My 'go to' when I need just the right thing. Thanks!

I don't know why YELP has only 2 published reviews I hope you get to read mine!…read more We discovered Ocean Springs a few years ago and having been coming once a year. This year the weather did not cooperate for beach time so I had lots of time to browse all the stores in downtown. My favorite just so happened to be named BROWSE! Quaint little shop. Really cute casual clothes and best part...... great prices! No pushy saleswoman here. Had the pleasure of chatting with the owner. A peach of a gal! BROWSE will before an annual stop.

Too bad there's not a negative rating option. The owner needs to study up more on customer service…read more 1st order of business-don't insult the customer.