Lots of variety in products both new and used. They have random discounts daily so you have to look…read moreat the wheel when you come in. It's not Lowe's or Home Depot so if you come in with that expectation, you will definitely be disappointed. Have an open mind and you will love it and its mission.

I haven't used this particular store but I love Habitat stores. Great deals and usually much to…read morechoose from...plus a great charity. Don't have what you need? Just Must check back soon.

Good selection, decent prices, and a few gems. They also have a $2 rack in the back if you are…read morefeeling lucky.

The top of the $400 dresser I bought was covered with a runner and on top of the runner was a…read moreselection of several large lamps for sale and several Knick Knack/tchotchke items for sale. Although I looked over the dresser, opened the drawers, etc., I did not move all the lamps and many assorted knick knacks. I then paid for the dresser and made arrangements to pick it up the following day. When I returned to pick it up, there was a VERY LARGE split in the wood, ALL the way across the entire top of the dresser and way too wide to repair by any method. This major damage had been covered by the runner, the lamps and the knick knacks. So . . . Usually, normally, sellers will be transparent about damage, flaws, chips, cracks etc., and then it's up to the buyer to move forward with the purchase or not. Because the damage was so extensive, I did not think the dresser could be transported without breaking completely in two. Because the damage was hidden/concealed, I felt deceived. I pointed this out to the staff, who launched into their "no refunds" spiel before I could even finish my sentence. I was rather abruptly offered to the "opportunity" to leave the dresser (and my $400) behind if I no longer wanted it. Still, I extend Kudos to Twice Is Nice for serving seniors in need!! Thank you to the volunteers who offer their time. Thank you to the folks who donate. If an item is damaged, you don't have to attach flashing lights or a neon sign, but it's not "nice" to cover it up, then pile it high with multiple heavy items making the damage almost impossible to detect until too late to make an informed purchase decision.

Most malls are dying. This one doesn't seem to be with the usual anchors and in between stores and…read morevery few cell phone repair shops. I only noticed one or two storefronts "in transition" and that's unusual these days. Charlottesville Fashion Square is the town shopping mall. Shaped like a large plus sign with the anchors at the main four points. JC Penney, Belk (times two) and Sears. The mall is on one level and is surrounded by parking. Most of the entrances will be through one of those anchor stores and there are three others that are not. There is also a spot in the back for local bus service. Other than being very well populated, the mall is in good condition with good lighting, smooth floors and lots of spots in the middle to sit and wait for your wife to buy her stuff.

As far as malls go, Fashion Square is pretty fair. It seems better already (as far as available…read moreshops) than when I originally moved to Cville three years ago. There are still a few vacant storefronts which always feels a bit sad, but at least one or two of them have signs that something is coming soon. There is a decent selection of restaurants, though I've never eaten at any of them. I do usually prefer an actual food court, to keep the food and eating folks separate from the clothing shops, maybe just because that's what I'm used to, but it feels weird to have all the tables with people eating right outside other kinds of shops. I think Fashion Square just isn't big enough to have a full designated food court area. Otherwise the main mall areas, bathrooms and stores all seem clean and well-kept. I have only visited the mall maybe 3 or 4 times, and usually for one or two specific shops, but it's always a kinda fun blast from the past to wander around a mall for a bit of time.

I went in here to pick up cleaning supplies. Carts no longer can go outside and no one at register…read moreto check you out. You do it yourself. Made several trips back and forth to car. Disappointed to say the least.

It's usually well stocked, but could definitely use a good cleaning. Especially the bathrooms…read more Everywhere is pushing self check outs.

This Goodwill is amazing. They have lower overall prices than the Goodwills in Richmond, which is…read morewhy I believe they do not do the Goodwill 20% off card. Doesn't matter, since prices are low. I have found very great finds including a $2,000 Thonet Rocking chair for only $20! I have also bought a coffee table for only $15 that I have restored. Also, I only buy name brand clothing which I have found Spirit Jerseys, Ralph Lauren, Banana Republic, VS Pink, Simply Southern, and much more! This place is the largest Goodwill I have been in and have a great selection of clothes and furniture and Knick knacks! Definitely stop on by! Plus the color sale, you get things half off! $1.90 for each piece of clothing, you can't beat that!

To start off, you're better off going to Forest Lynchburg Virginia for their goodwill, much bigger,…read moreway bigger selection and MUCH better prices, second of all "neanne" the assistant manager was just completely rude "following a policy" which has never been enforced at other goodwills i've been to and being unwilling to work with me over an employee discount, I live an hour and a half away so i can't just go back home to be able to "follow their policy" she was just rude and moody wouldn't reccomend this store to anyone at all.

I really liked World Market a lot! Although they did not ultimately have what my daughter needed…read morefor UVA move-in we were impressed! Surface parking was nearby and lot clear of debris. Signage is excellent. The store is not a mega square footage space, but it's large! They don't have WORLD in their name for nothing. They really offer an amazing amount of goods that are eclectic. From furniture, to food, to alcohol. Some much more. The floor staff was helpful when looking lost. Merchandise was neatly displayed and overall store layout made sense. I will come back.

Michael was THE MOST helpful when I was searching for lamps. Nicest guy and went out of his way…read moreclimbing ladders to find what I needed. World Market could work on inventory (they didn't have a bunch of the lamps on display), but Michael's great attitude and helpfulness made up for it.

I was very disappointed with the service at the Costco Optical Counter when I went to pick up…read moreglasses that I had already paid for two weeks earlier. Costco had repeatedly texted me that my glasses were ready, so I came in specifically to pick them up. There was no line, and staff had time to speak with me, but I was told I would have to wait while they finished assisting another customer. I explained that I could not wait. If Costco is going to repeatedly notify customers that their glasses are ready for pickup, I believe there should be a reasonable way for someone to simply hand over glasses that have already been purchased and paid for. Customers picking up completed orders should not feel like they have become unimportant once the sale is finished. Unfortunately, that was the message I took away from my experience today: the attention was there before the purchase, but not after. I would recommend buying glasses from an optical provider that makes customers feel valued both before and after they pay.

Don't buy a tv at Costco. They sold us a very expensive Samsung plus with a known coaxle defect…read more The cable aperture broke. Insurance said tough luck. Samsung said too bad. We are not going to be able to fix the cable outlet.

Although Essentials did not have exactly what I needed at my price point they were very helpful…read more Staff was amazing on showing me every possible nightstand possibility. Ultimately nothing worked for my needs. The store displays were attractive and I would return.

We are very pleased with our purchase but even more satisfied with the customer service! Let me…read moreexplain - We purchased a loveseat and chair from Essentials, Brad Pemberton was our sales associate. The process was seamless and initially we were thrilled with our Palliser furniture. After a few weeks we began to have issues with the springs on both pieces. Attempts were made by Essentials to fix the issue, all to no avail. We met with Arthur "Art" Cox at Essentials and without delay he agreed to return the furniture. That same day we picked out another sofa and chair and it was literally delivered by 5:00 p.m. that evening. It was the easiest exchange and Essentials (as well as Palliser) stood behind their products AND their customer service! I would add that as a result of the exchange we had a credit with the store. We initially thought we would purchase something else but ultimately did not need additional furniture. We contacted the store and Heather Dunham again provided excellent customer service, as she had a check for us that same day. When I assured her we didn't need it right away, her response was, "it's no problem!" It was truly a pleasure to work with the folks at Essentials! They are a local (Charlottesville) family run business. They maintain the values that are most important to me as a consumer. I highly recommend conducting business with this great company!

I was killing time so decided to check the store out. Saved some money by finding items I planned…read moreto buy in the grocery store later in the day. The downside and why stars marked off is because over half the items I looked at and was interested had no price tag or area in the shelf to show pricing. To be able to know the prices I would have needed a worker with me the entire shopping trip .

Overall, this place is a hole…read more BUT, I did find some useful items, including two very cool mid-century lamps for $8. So I do very much appreciate this store for what it is: on par with a thrift store, with a greater selection of household items. Given

this store is great! as someone who gets all of their hiking and outdoorsy gear second hand from…read moreonline stores, it was great to go in and see everything they had. compared to the condition of the items, i believed everything was fairly priced. there are tons of stickers and other accessories they carry from local/sustainable business. i was able to pick up a bracelet made from old bike parts and i've been loving it ever since! super chill vibe - the employee had a great conversation with my partner and we left very happy! it's also located near a few other consignment and antique stores, so i thought it was worth the 2 hour drive!

I was excited to here that a secondhand outdoor gear store had opened in Charlottesville, and when…read moreI checked it out yesterday I was definitely impressed! The store was laid out very well and upon walking in you wouldn't have any idea it was a second hand store. They do stock some shirts and clothing etc that's not used, but all the major gear is. They also have lots of nifty stickers for sale to jazz up your car or water bottles. I was really impressed with the selection and quality of the gear they had and it was all at a price point I can get behind! I didn't make any purchases that day because we're about to move and the last thing I want is more stuff to pack, but as we have a baby boy there's a few gear additions we need to get for successful family outings, and so I'll definitely be back to high tor soon for those! Can't wait!