Love this place! We just discovered it through a Google search. It's not an antique store, but…read morerather a place where retail displays go for a second chance at life. From the moment you walk in, you can look 360 degrees around you and find all kinds of interesting things. Pictures, figures, frames, mannequins, signs, furniture, and the list goes on. The people there are extremely friendly and willing to help find what you may have come for, if they have it. They have wish lists and will keep you in mind if they come across that odd item you just need to have. This isn't like any antique or home decor place you've been to. This place is a feast for the senses. We ended up leaving with 2 signs, an old stained glass window, and 4 display figures. We'll be going back soon since they get stuff in frequently. I was an hour and half south of us but well worth the trip! 1/29/13 - UPDATE Apparently they are going out of buisness? We went down there on Sunday after not having visited in a while. We were sad to see signs on the outside advertising the closing. Nothing on the website gave any indication of this. We tried to inquire a number of times about their status and whether or not they were closing or moving. We got the brush off each time so who knows what they are doing. The "sale" started in November so there really isn't much of anything left. Sad. This place was great and we've bought quite a bit from them. Oh well. :(

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.

It's been permanently closed since late 2025. We, in the east end, need more places to shop like…read morethis (salvage) store. It was a grocery store selling pantry items like canned goods, dry goods, chips, candy, spices, beverages, cleaning supplies, medicines, pet supplies, gardening supplies, tools, housewares, school supplies, seasonal stuff and so much more!

Loved this store! So sad that it's closing! You never knew what they were going to have. I…read morepurchased so many great items there.

I'd never seen a market quite like this before. It's not a big brand grocer, serves a neighborhood…read morethat doesn't seem to have one, and offers both a range of conventional products with a decent selection of higher end and niche food items, but also a hot food outlet geared towards southern culture. The crowd very much seemed to be coming out of church services. I found several useful items in a store that was clean, well maintained. It would be on the smaller end for a major grocer, but it's bigger than most specialty food markets. I'm glad it's there. I wish there were more places like it.

Was pleased with my first trip to this grocery store! They have everything you would need, or…read moretypically get from a grocery store, and the staff were really lovely people. Will definitely be coming back.

Just your average $$$ tree! Great place for inexpensive household items, groceries, health &…read morebeauty, toys & games, paper goods, stationery, linens, appliances, kitchen ware, seasonal items, auto needs, etc. A little of everything but nothing special. It used to be even cheaper than it is now, but I've noticed prices have gone up. They chose the perfect name: general stuff for a few dollars! Won't break the bank, but you get what you pay for.

This Dollar General is located in old Mechanicsville and it shows. The location has changed hands a…read morecouple times over the years. The store remodeled but it's still messy and hard to maneuver through the many boxes and aisles that are not fully stocked. While the store offers a lot of products the way the store is organized or not organized can be a little aggravating for a customer. The customer service can be decent depends on the day. The parking lot needs to be redone, I wish they'd make that improvement one day soon. All in all this location is okay but not my preference unless I need to run and grab something quickly.

This is one of the best book stores in town. I stumbled upon Aaron on TikTok…read more https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTrRcUmgy/) who recommended this bookstore and I am glad I came. They have a ton of books for adults, young adults, and children. Everything is well-organized by author's last name and genre. It is also very easy to walk through the aisles. I saw a huge collection of CDs and DvDs. Everything is well-priced too. They also sell beads, jewelry, clothes and other cool things you have to check out. My favorite is Skeletina who is sitting at a table looking very happy to be there. By her, there is a cart of books that just came in that is always good to check out. Also, the staff is friendly and helpful. You can trade in books, CDs or movies for credit. If you can't find what you are looking for, you can leave them a list of books you want and they will be on the lookout and let you know if it comes in. Be sure to check them out. They have plenty of parking spaces in front of the store. You won't be disappointed. Just a heads up, this Saturday, November 29th EVERYTHING in the store will be on sale. It is "Small Business Day" and worth getting those good deals. I will include my book finds for today.

Stumbled in here since I was on the hunt for a local used bookstore…read more I didn't end up buying anything (nothing on my TBR) but I found so many good books in here ! Definitely wide variety of books both for children and adults. Their prices are very fair and affordable. The staff are friendly & their selection of other items (such as jewelry) is pretty vast too ! Great spot if you're looking for gifts too.

I'm personally not a big fan of Mechanicsville, but happen to be in the area so I thought I would…read morecheck out their Marshalls. I was pleasantly surprised upon entering the store. Everyone was extremely pleasant and made sure to speak. When walking around everything seems like it was in its place and extremely organized. It also may just be me, but I felt like this location had more variety. For example, the located on Staples Mill has one row of pet items. However, this location had almost 4. This location also had a big jewelry selection that was affordable but impressive.

awful customer service from management "Vicky" Quite rude…read moreand seemed frustrated or annoyed with just doing her job. Put a smile on and have some human decency.

I wish there was an option for zero stars. I don't come to this store often because I do not live…read morelocally, but every time I do there is a problem. If you need help with anything, especially with self check out-you have to go ask for help and they will all look around at each other and argue over who is going to help. The food often rings up incorrectly compared to the signage and when you ask for it to be corrected, prepare to have a full on debate to get it fixed. The customer service is extremely lacking in this store and the attitudes are terrible.

Kroger's Struggles and Customer Relations Issues…read more Kroger, one of America's largest grocery chains, has been facing severe challenges following a failed merger. The company has already been forced to close some of its stores, and even more changes are expected amid continued economic uncertainty. Pressure from competitors only adds to the strain, but many of Kroger's difficulties stem from its own management decisions and poor customer-service practices. Chronic Out-of-Stock Problems One of the biggest frustrations for customers is Kroger's inability to keep popular items in stock. Time and again, advertised sale items are unavailable--either because management fails to order sufficient quantities or because there is a belief that customers will settle for higher-priced substitutes. Unlike many competitors, Kroger often refuses to issue rainchecks on out-of-stock sale items. This leaves customers frustrated and discouraged from returning. Even more frustrating is that raincheck policies vary from store to store. Some managers do not issue them at all, while others impose arbitrary limits (5 items at one location, 20 at another). When customers escalate complaints to Kroger's corporate office, the issue is simply routed back to the same store management, and rarely addressed in good faith. Restrictive Coupon Policies Another unpopular policy is Kroger's handling of its "buy 5, save more" promotions. Customers are only allowed to use the offer once per week, even though the sale runs for seven days. Most other retailers allow repeat use during the promotion period, but Kroger's restrictive rule forces customers to either make multiple trips or miss out entirely. This practice gives the impression that Kroger is more interested in protecting margins than rewarding loyalty. Customer Service Barriers Adding to the frustration is Kroger's limited customer service hours. While stores are typically open until 11 PM, the service desk often closes around 8 PM. This prevents shoppers from returning items, obtaining rainchecks, or resolving pricing errors during evening hours--a significant inconvenience. Shoppers also report that too many locations operate with only one staffed register at a time, pushing customers toward self-checkout whether they want it or not. Price Competitiveness Concerns Kroger heavily advertises "lower prices," but in practice, many competitors beat them. For example, 12-packs of name-brand soda at Kroger often run $10.95 each, with promotions like "buy 2, get 2 free" (bringing the price down to $5.47 each) or "buy 2, get 3 free" ($4.38 each). By comparison, other retailers regularly sell the same brands for $8.55 per pack, or three for $12.00, and also provide store coupons ($5 off $25) plus frequent manufacturer coupons ($2-3 off three 12-packs). The net cost can drop as low as $2.66 per pack--far below Kroger's sale pricing. Kroger rarely offers manufacturer coupons that can be stacked with store promotions, raising questions about whether management is keeping supplier discounts instead of passing them on to customers. Bottom Line If Kroger wants to stop its decline, it must address these deep-rooted management issues. The retailer's top-down approach, dismissive attitude toward customer complaints, restrictive coupon policies, and inconsistent service are driving shoppers elsewhere. Without meaningful reform, Kroger risks losing even more ground to competitors who treat their customers with fairness and respect.

I visit this Kohl's frequently returning Amazon packages. I love a lot of the items in the store,…read morebut I always leave emply handed. I can't tell you how many times I was in there and needed to try on clothing and they have every fitting room closed except 1 and there's a line. I'm sorry, that's ridiculous. I don't want to wait in a line, so I leave and buy the item I'm looking for at another store. This was true at Christmas time also. How much money is Kohl's losing because no one wants to wait in line. Hire some people Kohl's, you're losing money.

I do not know if I should laugh or cry. They replaced the furniture with guess what? More cracked…read morefurniture. We brought it upstairs only to find out they were damaged again. Just avoid Kohl's furniture at all costs if you don't wanna be stressed.

Came here for a Sunday fun day filled with antique and vintage shopping with my friends. We spent…read moreabout and hour and a half exploring and could've stayed longer. Time does not exist here. This antique mall is HUGE! It's filled with everything you could possibly dream of. Like most antique shops, things are a bit on the pricey side, but there is a range of prices for a range of products with a range of quality. All sales are final. We looked through household goods, posters, toys, cards, and even cute outfits. I ended up purchasing a very cute denim romper and a big glass jar with oranges on it. You really have to hunt through rows of things to find the gems you're looking for, but you're likely to find things you'd never expect to find and fall in love with. I'd highly recommend checking this spot out.

I adore this antique/flea market! The ladies and the gentleman who work here are so friendly and…read morethe current vendors are very good. There's a great variety and you will probably be able to find your "antique poison" here. Photos, tools, ornaments, books, jewelry, toys, clothes, shoes, kitchenware and the list goes on. I have yet to go in and not find at least one thing. I would definitely suggest following them on social media simply to know about open houses or special events they are doing. I recently happened to stop in during their open house but I would have been able to plan better had I been following them. Most vendors are priced very fairly as well. Definitely a must stop for anyone.