Well I saw LOTS of bargains here. Check out the pics…read more We ended up here completely randomly, having driven an hour to " The I75 Flea Market", which has a website, which Google said was open, which is closed with tumbleweeds rolling through the parking lot. Unlike most liquidators we go to, which are just meh, and we would stop into only if we were in the area and bored, this is a destination place if you are a thrifty sort.

Great selection of different finds. Picked up a Star Wars lamp, toys, Easter stuff, and some cool…read morejewelry.

This is a great salvage grocery! They have an amazing selection and great prices. The employees are…read morefriendly and very helpful.

There were zero bins of cheap clothes outside as there were on the previous visit. The vast…read moremajority of the food is out of date, some of it substantially so, such as frozen potatoes that expired in 2020. Considering the gastro risk one is taking consuming things months out of date ( which is the norm here ), one would think that it would be like crazy cheap, but it is not.

The wife is very fond of this place. She was able to find affordable curtains that she liked here…read more Unlike up north we can't seem to find any large curtain stores down here, so this need remained unfilled for some time. From my perspective there were several good deals on men's clothing, which snapped up. Well-stocked, clean.

As I entered the store, I overheard an employee being talked down to. The supervisor was loudly…read moretelling an employee that she did not want to hear what she had to say, and continued to talk loudly enough to be heard halfway across the store while interrogation about schedules commenced. This manager was sloppily dressed and unprofessional in appear and demeanor. Employee discipline should happen behind closed doors, not in the aisle. I left without purchasing anything. Lost sales due to poor management

Yes they're highly discounted but they're also bent n dent. If you have no opposition to that then…read morethis is where you want to do some additional grocery shopping. I've been coming here for years and I've found a lot of bargains. Some of those can be categorized as high end items as those are items that just don't sell well at your average retail grocer. Aside from boxed and canned items they also carry frozen items as they have two freezers. They carry a small amount of cleaners, pet foods, cosmetics and such. New in the back room where the used clothing and bric a brac is, you'll find some used furniture. All of the items they carry are rotating so what you see will not be there in a week but there will be different items. These are volunteers working here and all the proceeds go to a house of worship.

Wonderful staff, very hard working to make sure you find everything in the store. I stubbled upon…read morethis place. great low prices, and in the back I found they sell pre owned furniture at a big discount. When I'm in town, I'll always come back here to shop.

What a cute adorable store that stocks mostly down home southern hospitality items…read more There's a lot of wooden décor for your home that's you can mix and match. The platters are essential for serving your guests in the proper manner you know. Tee shirts and other clothing items lets people know that you're proud to be from the south and make for great gift items. I particularly like the FinchBerry soaps that not only come in a variety of scents but re also very decorative.

Mud Pie says it's a lifestyle brand for women, kids and home. This store carries the cutest stuff!…read moreYou can shop for holidays, birthdays, special gifts, home decor and yourself! The Southern brand of items are nice and who isn't proud to be a Southerner? My girls are in their late teens and early twenties and they love to shop for themselves and their besties. There are really cute things for your home as well. I always check here when looking for that special gift. I can never leave without buying something for someone and usually for myself as well. If you've never been here you've got to check it out. If not, you may be asked to turn in your Southern heritage membership card.

Don't go here they don't honor their exchange policy . Went to return some frozen food they said no…read moreexchanges in food

It used to be horrible shopping here. The store was so small and the line (sometimes 2) was always…read moreso unbelievably long. I just could not go back any longer. A few years ago they wisely decided to expand the location to double it's size. Wow! What a difference it made and they began to carry a larger variety of items. Sometimes though things that seems better aren't necessarily so. I began to learn this over time as I would see more and more items out of place. It has become so bad that merchandise is just thrown everywhere. I'm not sure if they need more staff or they just don't have time to pick it all up and put it where it belongs. Expanding the store though didn't solve the long line problem. Now there's just more room for long lines. :)

Encountered very kind staff and volunteers on a recent visit! Very reasonable prices too! :)read more

The 27th Ave. store has changed a lot The clothes are just thrown in huge boxes all mixed together…read more The store used to have great thrifting items. Now there's too much commercial products. Mostly all big furniture. Employees are great despite the disappointing store.

They have so many different things but I go there for the Global Roast coffee. I am loving it. I…read morelove to try flavored coffee so this butterscotch coffee really hits the spot. He has many other flavors and original coffee too. It's so smooth. I am going to get more today. The Olive oil is really great. It is cold pressed and so good for you. I love his flavored balsamic vinegars too. The picture on here is the vanilla fig vinegar. This vendor sells some produce too. Another vendor had avocados for just 59 cents a piece. The fish monger has fresh fish. I love the variety and he has ice to keep it safe for the ride home. I'd bring a cooler. I bring my rolling cart/stroller. You'll be glad you did. Your hoard gets heavy. There's plenty of produce. My favorite day to go is on Sunday morning. Nothing's cheap but it's not as expensive as places like Publix, Earth Fare or Sprouts. I bring my little Italian greyhound Nana. She loves going and people love visiting with her. She's a cutie. There's a vendor who sells dog treats and clothes too. Many other things too.

Wide variety of products. Got eight hard cover books for $6…read more Got a Kentucky derby hat for $10.