I love shopping at this grocery store. It truly lives up to its name "Bargain Foods". What…read moreexceptional products, meats, frozen foods, produce and many more items at great prices. Their associates are knowledgeable and really helpful with checking out and getting me on way way back home. Thank you Bargain Foods.

The prices were very reasonable and the variety was better than expected. We will definitely be…read morevisiting that store in the future. We've recommended the store to family.

Rude staff, they have too many rules for the trash they sale. Now they have up their prices to $8…read moreon Saturdays. They have young inmature people working here. Supposedly kids 16 and under can't touch anything. They have a security guards harassing people while they are shopping to enforce their rules that they come up with. I don't recommend this place to people with kids or anyone who just wants to have a pleasant shopping experience.

Bintime is literally an adult treasure hunt ! But you have to get your mind right before entering…read morebecause this place is an experience and strategy can be important. There are rows and rows of long bins and you literally have to dig for the deals. First first timers it can be overwhelming so here's what to know : - once you enter grab a blue bag and start shopping ! - most purses aren't allowed . If it's clear or tiny they may let you bring it in but otherwise leave it in the car. -you can't open boxes at the bins . There may be boxes that you can't tell what is inside - if you want to have it opened you have to take it to the box counter and an employee will open it . Afterwards they will seal it back and give it to you to purchase or place behind the counter if you don't want it . -the Amazon app can be helpful ! If you have the Amazon app on your phone you can sometimes scan the barcodes on the boxes and bagged items to view the official Amazon listing . You can then see clearly what the item is , the price it retails for on Amazon and read reviews. This doesn't always work though because the bintime employees place new upc stickers over the original ones which aren't recognized by Amazon . - disposable gloves are great to wear here. You will be digging through things and touching lots of stuff so I always like to wear disposable gloves I can toss once I leave . -Saturday is the most expensive and busiest day ($5) because the most coveted items are dropped on this day . -right now 50 cent day is Wednesday. It's worth going to . I snagged a bunch of Aveda and Redken hair products as well as high end face products for 50 cents . It can often be just as busy as Saturday. - if you arrive before they open there will be a line . - if you are buying food make sure to check the expiration as they don't . -there's another section of the store called the "deal den" with a different selection of what they consider "premium items" priced higher than the bins. This kinda place is a once or twice a year visit for me . Other people seem to go every weekend and they seem more critical . But for me and my minimal visits , it's a fun time ! It can be chaotic and somewhat mentally exhausting but the adrenaline rush is real when you find a deal ! Have fun !

Date of Visit: 5/13…read more I had a very disappointing and upsetting experience with a cashier named Annette. During my visit, I witnessed Annette engaging in what appeared to be racial profiling toward a Hispanic customer. Rather than handling the situation professionally, she openly agreed with another customer who made a comment suggesting the individual " she should learn how to speak English." Her behavior was inappropriate, unprofessional, and offensive. While the main customers are Hispanics. On top of that, when it came time for us to check out, Annette told us to look for the same skirt but with a price, even after we told her it was the last one on the shelf. She expected us to do her job and locate the information ourselves. This was my first time visiting the store, and unfortunately, it will also be my last. No one should be made to feel uncomfortable or disrespected while shopping.

Don't like the fact that they smoke in doorway outside. Stinks the place up. Also most thrift…read morestores in the south are attached to an charitable organization, and take in donations this seems more like a resale store

A Wondering Mission!!! Very compassionate staff and volunteers!…read moreLiving the life of Christ!

Love them. Sleazy save me money. Kind people. Love hearing Christian music…read moreYou will love it too

They always greet and welcome everyone when they walk in. Store is always clean and well stocked.read more

SOMETHING DIFFERENT!…read more Never heard of an OOps before so I thought that I should just check it out since I was right next door anyway. My initial thought was that this might be a surplus store with bottom basement prices but it is actually a store that sells catalog clothing at standard or slightly discounted prices. They carry the Simply Southern brand among others that were not familiar to me. They had a little of everything from tees to jeans, dresses tops and accessories. If you seek, you will find as I did. I found a really cute navy jumper and a nice winter hat, very reasonably priced. Don't forget to check out the men's department featuring casual clothing and accessories, (like really cute and colorful belts). This store is like a treasure trove where you never really know what you will find, just be open and enjoy the journey. ***This store is located to the right of Stein Mart. ***The ladies her wee very friendly and helpful. ***The only mirrors are in the dressing room area and they need to have some distributed throughout the store for customer convenience.

Unfortunately, Binz To Go is no longer the bin store we all know and love. It's just another…read more"discount" furniture store in an area saturated with furniture stores. There are literally 3 others within a stone's throw. Real shame. Oh well. Thanks for the memories.

Great Place! This…read moreplace is super cool, another bins place closer to where people actually live is super nice and I find myself coming in a few times a month to see what treasures you can find! Admittedly there are some obvious growing plains the store has, for some reason they restrict certain ages from entering SO PARENTS BEWARE!! You can't take your kids (atleast as of 2021) , another interesting point is the requirement that all boxes be opened at the counter, I can see why this is needed but the amount that they require this is... a little much I have many many stories of being falsely accused of opening boxes and at times even being yelled at for doing so just because of my proximity to an open box (not because I opened the box) Other than that the place is a cool novelty and most of the time is a great experience, just be aware that there are some weird rules but they are TOTALLY worth following for the steals you can find here :)

In the 20 years we have lived in Anderson South Carolina. We have purchased more than $11,000 worth…read moreof furniture from High Point. And have always been satisfied with the quality, and customer service. up to now. Others we have worked with have always been, what we call 'southern ladies'. However when we recently purchased a $2000 recliner, which showed signs of defect in only days. I was accused by the manager of that store of using heating pads or some other device that stretched the leather. Questioning my integrity her saying "that's how how that happens. And it wasn't like that when it left" Of course it wasn't. I would never had bought it! I have never dealt with someone so aggressively vicious towards a customer. I thought I was in Walmart. Not the store. Just some of the people. The furniture is fantastic. As are the vast selection's of furniture. Finer than anything you can find in Anderson The workers in the store have always been wonderful. I Imagine this new 'type' manager was put in place, because of the theft from the last manager. However, this one has no social skills! Or understanding of the english language. Causing her to leash out against me when I said" "Madam, please. I did not use a heating pad" Sadly she only understood that word to mean she ran a brothel ? Which caused her to go ballistic on me. Where I had to hang up. Or react as a person I wish not to be. I then sent a text trying to explain my use of the word 'madam' as I was taught. Maybe I'm just too old (82). Or raised in a different world. We were taught It Is a respectful word signifying a woman with authority. As in "Madam Speaker of the house" She has never apologized. For her misunderstanding, even after I cut and pasted the definition. "Madam" (pronounced /mædm/) is a formal, polite term of address for a woman, often implying high social status, authority, or respect (e.g., "Madam President"). Originating in the 13th century from the French ma dame ("my lady"), it historically denoted a mistress of a household. Synonyms include dame, gentlewoman, and lady. " There were NO brothels where I grew up nor any use of that word meaning other than respect to a lady. As a successful retired business man. I would suggest that 'higher management', speak with their other employees. To see if this is a isolated case. Or just a bad hair day for her. We have now lost our favorite furniture store. As long as she remains management or until I receive a formal apology. We will not walk into that store again. It truly is our loss. However I will not expose my wife or myself to that type of treatment from a sales person. As for those 'ladies' who work there. We thank you for your kindness in trying to help. As I have said. Those that have been there for are the epitome of a southern lady. Thank you

I finally made it in after wanting to check out the place for a while. I was warmly greeted as I…read morecame in and was told to let them know if I was looking for anything specific or had any questions. I liked that each person told me their name and asked me to let them know if I needed help. The place is massive. Much bigger than I expected. They said they get a truck full of furniture weekly so the stock is always changing. The nice thing is that most of the stock is available right away. Yet they do have some things that you can special order with the fabric of your choosing. Most of the furniture seemed to be mid grade in quality. Nothing junky but I don't think I saw a bunch of high end products. The prices seemed fair. I liked how they had furniture arranged into seating areas. Makes it easy to see how things would look pulled together. I was looking for something very specific that I did not find that day but I will definitely be back again. Especially since you probably see a totally different store every time you go in.

NR is a great place to shop. I did have a bad experience this past weekend. I was visiting family…read morein GVL, and stopped in prior to heading home. I purchased a few items. The salesperson who checked me out was Christen- well he messed up badly. 1. He did not apply the extra 40% off my red tag items. 2. I purchased shoes that had a security tag- HE DID NOT REMOVE THE SECURITY TAG. Everyone makes mistakes, but I would need to make a 2hr drive back to rectify his error. I just request everyone pay attention when checking out- the customer and the salesclerk!

Small independent pharmacy. Love giving them the business better than going to CVS or Walgreens.read more

is not helping the community when they gorge prices . no one can afford a bag of junk toys for $8…read moreand $40 a bag of Barbie's which has maybe 10 at the most . have seen a hair dryer sense summer of last year marked $40

this place is really nice and reasonable and i always find something to take home and I feel good…read moreabout where my money is going .Nice people run this place and it was a pleasant surprise to shop here . I loved it . I found many nice things here . I will be back to find more goodies . Thank you so much for running a decently priced thrift store . God bless you .