Awful and rude staff. The older woman and the younger woman both have a big attitude problem. I…read morelove how big this place is and some items are cheapppp but man the staff make the experience so much worse. The younger man was pretty chill though. 2/10 -great big/cheap place -shitty staff

would rate zero if possible. Asked staff (WHO IS PAID TO SELL OTHERS ITEMS) if they could call a…read morevendor and find out the price on an unmarked set of dishes. Was told they only call vendors if the cost is over 300$. It very well could have been - and they refused. Lost 3 families business today and word of mouth travels fast, they aren't looking out for vendors or customers. would never do business with them.

This is an absolutely delightful little bookstore in the heart of downtown Martinsville. I love how…read morethey've added fun touches and photo ops as well as their selection of books. The staff were so friendly and I had a nice chat with them about author events. Worth a stop when driving through and make sure you also check out some of the cute stores and restaurants on the square near them too. Perfect little girls day place!

We stopped here on a book crawl. I found a cookbook for my husband and a book for my son. The store…read morewas well organized, cute and the staff were friendly.

Well I truly enjoyed senior days for crafting, but now I do better at dollar tree . Will browse,…read more but not always buy depending on prices

You might call my wife the "Goodwill Wife." Her favorite place to go on the weekends or even thru…read morethe week is Goodwill. If we are travelling we look for Goodwill stores along the way to check them out. I must admit she has acquired several treasures among the numerous other items she brings home. The local Goodwill in Martinsville is her go to store for grandchildren clothing, furniture, glassware and dishes. Plus she likes country folk art so pictures, miscellaneous things to hang up in the laundry room, bathroom, anywhere basically. She loves finding things she loves at great prices. She recently found me a lighted Man Cave sign that looks great hanging in my garage. This Goodwill is cleaner and better arranged than most we have been in and she has been in plenty. They used to have sales the first Saturday of the month where everything was 50% off. While Covid stopped those, the stores still have sales everything using a color code on the tags. For example, if the color is blue, anything with a blue tag is 50% off. And holidays often include 15% off plus you can get a 10% senior discount everyday. My wife says you have to go on a regular basis to catch the best deals. Furniture goes very quickly so if you see something you want, out it into your basket or tell a cashier you want it and they will slap a "sold" tag on it until you're ready to leave; don't wait. She has been in the store and just continued to shop thinking that table would still be there and wouldn't you know it, someone picked it up and that was that. Some people are funny about wearing used clothing. Not my wife and granddaughter (yet). Yes she will tell you there is some junk and some clothes that shouldn't be put out due to stains, tears etc, but she has found name brand clothes for all of our 10 grandchildren. Her daughter is always looking for long skirts especially jean ones. This is where she has found most of them and all the name brands. She finds things for herself too and at a fraction of what they would cost new. For those who enjoy good books, they have plenty of options there as well. And CD's and DVD's. You need to plug electrical stuff in before you buy it to ensure it works. Plenty of lamps and shades most of the time. If someone is just starting out in life with their first house or apartment, shopping here will get you a good start without breaking the bank. My wife isn't one of those looking to find something rare and make a million bucks. I guess people do find such things. But she is just happy when she finds a new top for less than $5 or a Jean skirt for her daughter for under $5. She may not find something every time you go and that's okay. She will try again in a couple days. They do have clean restrooms at this store. They also have four fitting rooms that say closed but you just have to ask them to unlock one of them for you. There is plenty of free parking.

I recently moved to Martinsville and live down the street from this location. Everytime I go in…read morethere , there is a little man with a huge ego in there he is rude to the customers and especially his employees. I now have to drive to the other side to use a store more customer friendly it would explain why the store looks so run down. He has dark brown hair and a goatee.

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I will buy my meat at a butcher shop I know I am getting what I paid for Kroger prices are to high…read morecompared to Odin butcher shop and Odin is freshness is better .I don't care for wal mart meat that is the reason I started shopping at Krogers but when they started ripping me off on meat prices I will go else where.

They continually leave last week sale prices on this week goods. I suppose hoping you won't notice…read moreat checkout. It is too often to be a mistake. Also they rotate specials on Coke. I bought 8, 6 packs of Coke in the Mooresville store at 9:30 PM on July 10th. When I checked out the sale closed before I found out I only got the special $4.00 each off on 5. I knew this was always the policy but I checked the shelf pricing and the coupon repeatedly to make sure I could get more. When I noticed the difference I was told at checkout that the office was closed and they could refund it. I said I was from Martinsville and they told me to go there the next day. I went there and a very rude office lady told me I was wrong and there was nothing I could do about it even after I showed her photos of the Shelf pricing never mentioning a limit. I believe this is ongoing pricing fraud I have seen in Kroger time and time again.

Today they were out of regular gas on every pump. Could they put up a sign informing you? Yes they…read morecould have but didn't. Several of us customers ran our cards only to find out the hard way, NO GAS AVAILABLE. Shameful customer service. You lost a customer today Murphy PERMANENTLY! I don't care if you're cheaper. You treated me wrong and I'm not doing business with you anymore.

What a friendly, fun and well stocked store. Eric, Brian and the rest of the staff my husband and I…read morehave been fortunate to have met are very knowledgeable and eager to help you find the perfect graphic novel or game pieces (along with gaming supplies) you may desire. Eric and his staff take an active support in local events.

This shop is split between Krypton Comics and Singer Hobbies, two businesses owned by brothers that…read moreshare the space. The front of the store has a lot of paintball equipment and some gaming card packs. The rear left is set up for gaming tables. The rear right is set up for comics, a few comic related toys, and graphic novels. There are some boxes of old comics as well, but the collection is rather small. (I've seen larger collections at conventions.) The guy behind the counter was friendly and made sure to let me know to ask if I had any questions or needed assistance. The problem is that the inventory is on the small side compared to most comic shops I've been to and it could do with more wall displays promoting the new story lines that get collectors excited. Review #2121

When I spotted this on Yelp, I was shocked. Outside of Lancaster County, PA, I didn't expect to…read moreever see these. However, something about the logo of the store reminded me of something else: QuikStop convenience stores in California and Kroger (and Ralphs?) filling stations in Ohio, Indiana, and wherever else they are. I'm guessing that Kroger operates all of the convenience stores in Pennsylvania that are labeled Turkey Hill. In any case, I got some TH Iced Tea with Lemon that I usually don't see. I'm really not sure that Kroger has the small bottles or not. This location didn't have half-gallon jugs of that flavor iced tea, unfortunately, although the Raspberry and Peach flavors were there. I'm not sure why they have the store at this location without a trail of stores all the way from Lancaster County, PA, but it was a welcome sight.

Used to absolutely LOVE this store. Best coffee in town. Super friendly employees. Found…read moreeverything I needed, including inexpensive cheese sticks for my dog. Kroger has sold this store to an independent company and they have made so many changes. Coffee quality is poor. Took away the ATM machine, eliminated a lot of their inventory that used to be available daily, hired new people that are not as friendly as the 'regular' people were. I am now looking for a different place to go every single day for coffee and a snack for my dog and fill up my gas tank once a week. Sorry, Turkey Hill, but you are letting a lot of people down. I guess it wont matter to you, though.

They have the BEST staff!!! Aimee and Jessica are great, always friendly, and always have treats…read morefor my dogs!!!

Great little place to stop in Martinsville, worth going a little ways off the highway for the…read morefriendly folks working there and the selection. Good fountain drink prices, good selection of munchies, and gas is usually among the cheapest in town.