The Homecrest Holly Hill high back swivel rocker chairs I recently purchased are "garbage" compared…read moreto the same ones I purchased 18years ago. They have change the swivel mechanism, no longer ball bearing, they manufacture sling and thick cushion only for seat covering. No lightly padded option available like my 18 yr old set. My original chairs never squeaked when you swiveled until they were about 16 yrs old. Yet these "brand new" ones squeak and groan non stop whether you are rocking or swiveling. Try to swivel the chair with your hands to move seat in another direction, NO, the swivel wont budge unless u are sitting in chair. 3 times the price and 1/3 the quality. DO NOT BUY!!!!

I have a pair of 1970 Homecrest swivel rockers that need new vinyl straps. When I searched online…read morefor a strap replacement tutorial I didn't find anything showing my specific chair frame style. As I was searching, I found the company was still in business and decided to reach out to them via their Facebook page. Within one hour I had a reply from them as well as a PDF instruction sheet showing how to replace the straps. They invited me to contact them back with any other questions and expressed interest in seeing the the completed chairs. This kind of friendly, helpful customer service is a rarity these days. Almost as rare as finding a product made in the USA. It is amazing that the chairs are still around after 50 years and just need a facelift. Quality and great customer service since 1953. Thank you Homecrest!

A friend last summer talked about this store. I saw my client in Alexandria and asked her. She…read moresaid its hit or miss, mainly overstock, etc. There were a lot of cars in the parking lot. I grabbed a basket. This store is severely cluttered, with narrow aisles for 1 shopper or cart in them. They seem to mark their products with a black sharpie. This store is enormous. It looks like a lot of Costco, dollar tree excess stuff that didn't sell. Some prices were high even, such as $24 Legos and $8.99 towels. There are a boatload of toys and clothes. I bought an ND flag, Reeses popcorn, and 2 bottles of pop. They had Glacier National Park stuffed animals and excess stuff saying Silverton, CO. Places I had not been to. This pottery was alright, but then marked with a sharpie. How dumb. This place was very similar to Gopher Bargain Center in St Cloud. Oh, there's a lot of expired Easter candy. Anyone?

Great prices. Kind of a jumble for stock. If you see something you want, buy it now as it may be…read moregone tomorrow. Fun to search all they have.

In the past I have enjoyed this store and felt that their prices were moderate. Last week I shopped…read morethere and almost fell over with the inflated pricing on almost everything! A little card of buttons in the sewing section was $8.00! It is so disappointing to see this change. I am not returning.

The prices are higher than retail Half of the stuff says…read moretested and brought home and dont work.

First time here and will definitely return. I found a cute barbecue serving tray, 2 cookbooks,…read moreLeeann Womack CD, and Athleta yes Athleta skort for $2.50. The store was clean and not that musty, dusty thrift store smell. They have a bathroom for customers in the back. Supposedly donates money to several causes according to Google. I was only one in store for the longest time. Prices were cheap except for these dog metal spoon clips at $8.00. They only take cash. No credit or debit cards.

Awesome store Milwaukee pricing is just as cheap as Home Depot, and the selection is way way way…read morebigger! I love this store it's like a big box store mixed with a bit of garage sale with a sprinkle of a craft store, and more! The people are frickin great and knowledgeable, and always willing to help! It's a store for everyone! Go check it out!

I have shopped at the stores over the years. I would find items I could find nowhere else. But with…read morethe Covid pandemic, I was very concerned when I entered the store with my mask on and witnessed disregard for the state mandates. There was no sign requesting mask for customers and the workers did not have masks on. My biggest concern was there is no telephone number to report the incident to a supervisor or owner.

The best place in Alexandria to donate your items to hands down. The selection is great and the…read morevalue you get for your money can't be beat anywhere. We love that staff is always super friendly and willing to go above and beyond to provide you excellent customer service. They have a huge variety of items and the I know that the money I spend goes to an amazing cause. We have donated so many items there and love everything about this place. Plus they have incredible daily sales.

I've shopped twice at this thrift store. I like it because everything is cheap. On Friday they had…read morea promo and spend $5 and you can play plinko. I scored 50% off. I found a Scentcy plug in, measuring cups, magazines and a record for $2.50. There is a small selection of clothes. The cashier allowed me to use the bathroom for employees as it was an "emergency". Not really but that was my reply to her question. Support small business.

Absolutely Amazing place and we are blessed to have them in our community. The staff is always so…read moreamazing and friendly and we love going there. I do believe sometimes the prices can be a tad too high on items but for the most part they are pretty fair and do mark things down if they sit more than a couple weeks. They should run more sales too :) I think it would bring the crowd in so much more and make them an even bigger success than they already are. We love their mission and what they stand for.

The Habitat For Humanity Restore is a treasure chest! If you are remodling a project ,stop and…read moreconsider what there folks have to offer,great things for pennies in the dollar.What a deal,to find a totally like new light fixture for $10.00, and now they have very nice furniture.Everything is tested prior to being sold,so you can buy with confidence The merchandise is all cash and carry,get ready to snap up some great deals and steals.

Come ON! Everytime I go to store for a roasted chicken they are out. I complained to…read moremanagement multiple times. They don't care. You can get chicken for supper at 9am 12 am or 330. But not at 5pm to 6pm when most familys eat and most people get off work. There always 2 to 3 people working deli so it's not the o we don't have enough workers line I keep getting from management. To me its just a poorly Ran by management. They have a chicken in stock usally cooked at 330 or 12pm. When I come shop at 5 or 6pm about 35% of the time.

This is a smaller Walmart then the ones in the metro. My son was looking for Legos. I was looking…read morefor the Jonas Brothers popcorn and Bubbles had no idea. I looked everywhere and went to customer service desk and was told aisle A26. I found it kinda hidden. The sticker said $3, but rung up at $3.98. Cashier called back and I was right. Cashier seemed irritated with me. Looked for Magic Spoon cereal too, but must be only in the metro. Found a barbecue rub also to buy. A smaller Walmart with wrong prices on stickers, typical.

Lynn runs a GREAT old-fashioned antique shop, like the kind I remember as a kid. Old stuff +…read moreunusual stuff + fixable stuff + mint condition stuff. You will spend hours in here. I bought a 1958 Rambler car door for TEN BUCKS!! Their prices are VERY reasonable, 35% cheaper than Crosby, MN. Get to know the three ladies that work there. Tell them CAR DOOR DAVE sent you!!

From the owner: A fun shop filled with antiques, unique and unusual treasures, and cool old stuff.read more