After dinner we were walking to the car and saw all the cool stickers this store had. We bought…read moresome hats and stickers. The young lady behind the counter was very helpful and courteous. The prices were not bad either.

Love love love this store, there selection is great and they have the best prices on king street, I…read morewas in there last week and got a short sleeve app state shirt for just ten bucks! great atmosphere, great prices and very nice app state apparel as well as stickers, license plates, mugs, etc, you name it they got it! My favorite APP STATE store!

We love shopping at Omega Sports. They always have the best selection for running shoes and have…read moreknowledgeable employees to help you out.

I always love popping in to Omega Sports to find my running essentials. The staff is personable and…read moreknowledgeable which is always helpful when I can be so indecisive. Favorite add on purchase are Goodr which up my matchy game! Added bonus are Mega Rewards!!

My first trip to the Under-Armour Outlet. Hmm, very interesting. My initial impression was that I…read morehad entered a night club and expected to see a bouncer. Strategically placed lighting both dim and bright along with some loud urban music (the kind that makes me want to hurry up and run away from the store). I do like the workout clothes and their clothing styles in general. I think they do a great job with that. The sneakers felt a little too "all over the place" and came across as a bit schizophrenic stylistically. Props for having a "tight" store with a strong image but we ended up at the Adidas Store for some more classic looking sneaks and sportswear.... As I was posting this review I read an interesting article this morning regarding Under Armour losing popularity among young people. It also mentioned something about a new company policy (as of last year) that no longer allows employees to charge "strip club" visits to corporate accounts...hmmm. Not going to throw any stones in case I live in a glass house....

From the owner: Under Armour serves as a catalyst for the progress of athletes and our communities. Our purpose…read moresits at the intersection of "Who We Are" and the "Need in the World" we can fulfill.

Department appeared well staffed but was unable to get anyone to assist me with making a purchase.read more

Ridiculously bad customer service and, hands down, the rudest clerk I have ever seen in my life…read more He basically accused me to threatening him (which I did not do) and then whined when I asked that another store handle my request. I will never buy anything from this store again.

The Original Mast General Store is located in Valle Crucis, NC. It was opened by Henry Taylor back…read morein 1883 as the Taylor General Store and has been operating ever since, so they are definitely doing something right! The landmark is on the National Register of Historic Places and is quite a popular place. While you won't be able to park right out front as they did in the past, there is plenty of parking located conveniently behind the store. W.W. Mast bought a half stake of the business in 1897, then bought the other half in 1913, changing the name to Mast General Store It was truly the Amazon of its day, offering everything you could possibly need with the motto, "goods for the living, coffins and caskets for the dead," which prompted the local phrase, "If you can't buy it here, you don't need it ." When the economy changed and the original store closed in 1977, it was thankfully saved and reopened in 1980 by preservationists John and Faye Cooper The front corner of the store features an active town post office The store spans two levels with beautifully creaking floorboards that instantly let you know you are in a nostalgic place filled with history. A lot of the original advertising posters from Mr. Mast are still mounted on the walls alongside the vintage counters and fixtures The original cast iron potbellied wood stove is still used to heat the store, the functional wooden trap doors in the floorboards still remain from where chickens historically were traded for store credit, and you can even get a cup of coffee for just 5 cents. You will find a massive variety of cast-iron cookware, old-fashioned candy in barrels, postcards, books, high-quality clothing, footwear, toys, and traditional mercantile goods. I even bought a delicious fried apple pie! The historic Little Red Schoolhouse sits right behind the main building and offers clearance merchandise, though I just enjoyed looking at the older architecture and reading about the school.

Been coming here for a few years now, we love visiting the area and stopping in for a moon pie and…read morea spicy ginger ale or cream soda!!!! There's so much to look at here, the property itself is stunning and surrounded by amazing nature, the staff are all warm and friendly, and you could spend literally hours here perusing the shelves. There's good old fashioned candy, popcorn, snacks, there's Valle Crucis souvenirs to bring home. It's never felt like a tourist trap, it's always felt very warm, country, and welcoming. The building itself is so old and stunning! The creamy floors and woodsy smells, it's always a treat to come here and there's so much to look at and buy. There's even a Christmas shop upstairs year round, where you can stock up on goodies ahead of time for Christmas. I'd say the value is pretty good, depending on what you're buying. Snacks, drinks, candy are all very affordable, but the souvenir and brand name products of course are higher up in price, which is to be expected. All in all, a wonderful place to stop by to grab a treat or bring home some gifts for family and friends. Highly recommend!!!