I love deal stores, especially ones that handle mostly Amazon/retail returns since you can usually…read morefind some near-new items for a great price. That said, the key to stores like this are selection, visibility, and price, and this place is only okay in all three regards. Came here at the recommendation of another Yelper who also enjoys deals. The fact that I came straight here after a visit to somewhat-close-by Discount Depot provides a good point of comparison: while this place has a fair number of bins, you can search through everything thoroughly in about 20 minutes due to its size. While prices are fairly standard for this kind of store, they certainly did not have much on the $10 day (Fri/Sat) that merited spending $10 on. Indeed, most of the boxes here are wrapped up so tight with no labels whatsoever that you can't really be sure what you're getting at all. A gentleman informed me that you could take boxes up front to be checked, though how manageable of an approach is that when each bin has a hundred mystery boxes? A better approach would be for them to open them, write on the side what it is, and put it in the bins, though maybe that's just not worth it to them. All things considered, while I might swing by again if I happened to be in the area (especially on one of their cheaper days), it's not worth going out of your way for. If you want a much better volume of options (most of which you can actually see what you're getting), head down the road for Discount Depot. Overall: 3.0 stars ---- Pros: - Lots of parking. - Prices are great after a few days, though on the $10 days not so much. - Store interior is clean and inviting. Cons: - Boxes are wrapped up so tight you won't know what half of the items there are. - Not as much selection as other stores of this nature. - This area has some security risks, so aim to come during daylight hours if possible.

I love this place. You can find a lot of top name items for cheap. Some times brand new items for…read morecheap.

Great place to find unique gifts from local artisans in a lovely neighborhood on Southside.read more

I would add the 43rd St. Gallery to the list of top gift shops in Richmond. This shop features…read morework by area artists and many are in very affordable price ranges. The diversity of the selection makes it easy to find a unique and beautiful gift for just about anyone. They offer handmade jewelry, pottery, framed art, hanging art, and all kinds of cool things that I haven't seen anywhere else in Richmond. The last thing I will say is prepare to want to buy yourself a gift when you visit there. The 43rd St. Gallery is full of temptations. It's a beautiful place to visit, that is for sure. Enjoy!

I come here alot..it's horribly messy,cluttered & hard to shop because of the chaos..BUT if u can…read moreget past that u can find lots of inexpensive stuff..don't expect 5star service,usually the cashiers r on the floor or just generally MIA,but no problem,just go find one and they will ring u rite up..

Service could improve, I'm 6 months pregnant and they wouldn't let me use the bathroom, not very…read moreChristian like if you ask me, I'm not some drug user I just had to pee quickly before shopping. I left. I get if you don't have a public bathroom, atleast put that on the door. I'll just go to goodwill. Sad, no mercy for a pregnant lady.

Good Samaritan ministry is just that! It's a ministry that helps others…read more While some of the donations that they receive are used for the basic needs of the men involved in the discipleship programs, many of the items donated are placed in the thrift store and sold to the community. The proceeds from these sales are used to subsidize the various costs of the ministry such as taxes, maintenance, fuel, insurance, utilities, and mortgage payments for buildings. The Good Samaritan Thrift Store also serves an important function in the rehabilitation process of the men on the program through job training. They learn the value of a good work ethic and obtain skills that will relate to their future employment opportunities.

Cool, hip spot with tons of eclectic gifts, décor, jewelry, artwork, pottery, antiques and one of a…read morekind items! I loved searching in every nook and cranny of this whimsical shop. I loved the vintage clothing section, unique pieces, with some modern garments tossed in! Nanette, the lady keeping shop, was certainly very friendly and helpful! While some prices seemed high to me, others were quite reasonable. It was designed in a necessarily cluttered way, which gave this space and even more fascinating vibe. I defy you to walk I to this "amusing" store and not have a smile on your face! Muse me, did just that!

The most amazing boutique art gallery in Richmond! Unique Gifts, magical crystals, books. Antiques,…read morevintage clothes and handmade jewelry. More than 55 local artists. Something for everyone. Eclectic Bohemian! Located next to O'Toole's Irish Pub near the Little Nickel bridge.

Why does Save-A-Lot has a cashiers doing more than one job like clean the store and stock the…read moreshelves I do cashiers job was checking people out only

Disgusting food, shouldn't even be sold to humans. I purchased can foods they were good but you get…read moreto frozen foods and the baked goods and the water disgusting the frozen foods didn't tastes good, the baked goods have maggots in them. I purchased a box of brownie mix and there were maggots in them. The water I didn't know water expired apparently they don't care tasted awful. The staff are very rude, and worst of all they don't bag your groceries you have to them over to a counter and bag them and almost all the time I went there they didn't have enough bags. Also be careful when walking around outside if you want someone to come hit on you or you want something stolen park outside.

I am on the hunt for books and wanted to check it out, so this review is for books only…read more Upon entering, everything was organized and there were signs above to guide you. I went straight for the books and only found 2 sections with children's book. I kept looking and found a big section of adult books. It was my lucky day because the books were being reduced when I was looking. I was explained that they do this on Mondays, but they do different departments. I looked through everything and found a lot of great books. You can see in my pics. What a gem of a place. I am so glad I stopped by.

I have been a loyal customer of this store for 8 years, but after today's experience, I am…read moreextremely disappointed. My 3-year-old son was holding a toy while we were still inside the store. He was thirsty, so his father went to the car to get water, and my son waited by the door. I clearly informed the employee that we were going to pay for the toy, as I was still shopping. Despite this, the employee publicly accused us of trying to steal in front of other customers. This accusation was completely false and unacceptable. At no point did we attempt to leave without paying. It is very upsetting to be treated this way, especially with a small child. I would never allow my son to take anything without paying. The way this situation was handled was disrespectful, embarrassing, and unprofessional. I expect better treatment from a business I have supported for years. This experience has seriously changed my perception of this store.

Znia, the sales associate, was friendly & very informativ. She helped me find everything I was…read morelooking for & was very patient & courteous!! I would recommend coming here!!

I have visited this store several times and the gentleman is very unprofessional. He doesn't greet…read morepeople of color but I have witnessed on several occasions that if you are anyone who appears to be Black, he basically looks right through you. I thought maybe I caught him on a bad day but this has happened EVERY time I've visited this store. He greets non- Black folks with a cordial hello but Black people he just stares at them or walks around the store watching them. I'm guessing he must be the owner because he is always in there. This African gentleman seems to have a disdain for Black people. I will no longer support this establishment. It can seem subtle but having worked in Corporate America for over 40 years, I recognize prejudice no matter how someone tries to cover it.

Everyone in this place hates their jobs. I had an insurance switch, just trying to get everything…read moretogether being that i'm in the military now. These are the most distasteful people I have ever experienced. I never see them treat people that are not of color this way which is baffling. We should honestly do better.

These people do not care about you or your illness, they do not care that they've told it will be…read moreready in 30min and it isn't hours later. They do not care that they have had a script for hours and hours but "can't" fill it yet. That is not their problem, do not expect curtesy or compassion. Go anywhere else.

Great bike shop and market. Interesting mix of local goods, wine, snacks, and bikes. The staff are…read moregreat and they are one of the shops in town open till 7pm

I love this bike shop/market. It's very close to home and has all the goodies I want…read more ***LOCATION*** Right on Forest Hill ave and Westover Hills blvd. There are parking spots out front, a bus stop, and you can bring your bike inside to shop. ***EXPERIENCE*** I don't come here often, but when I do I usually come for local brews, nightingale ice cream sandwiches, or a bike tune up. I love the little local markets we have all around RVA, and the fact that this one doubles as a bike shop is so cool to me. Their bike shop people are down to earth and really help you with any bike needs/concerns you may have. I'd recommend getting your bike fixed here if you're looking for a place. ***PRICE*** Market goods are a bit on the pricier side (think Whole Foods), but they have local and organic products. And it's always great to support a local shop. I haven't gotten a bike tune up from them in a while, but I remember it feeling like a reasonable price. My partner recently had a chain link replaced and brake tune-up and that came out to $30. ***CONCLUSION*** I love Outpost. It's cute, trendy, and local. It does a beautiful job at combining all things Richmond and bikes under one roof.