I've visited this location on a number of occasions and have always received excellent service. My…read moremost recent visit involved resolving a billing issue that required a visit to a local store (a requirement that was set by the support folks on the phone). Walter, the local store manager, assisted me with the issue, putting in a great deal of effort to resolve my billing issue, speaking with multiple AT&T corp representatives to do so. Five stars for Walter and his tenacity for excellent customer service!

Excellent excellent place to shop friendly sales clerks with great knowledge about where the…read moreproduct is located at clean and always a smile on their faces I RATE THIS STORE WITH 5 GOLD KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK GIVE YOUR SELFS A PAT ON THE BACK YOU GUYS DESERVE IT!!!!!

I tried to apply at this stupid store on multiple occasion's The staff is completely rude when I…read moreasked about employment and LIED to me stating they were not hiring even though they OPENLY advertised they need and wanted help all over the windows. The inside of the store is dingy and dank and little bugs fly about. its a maze trying to locate items and after you've gathered everything you have to wait in a line that extends to the back of the store due to only one ELDERLY cashier up front. but don't apply here because "they don't need help".

Pedro's Mexican Shop West @ South of the Border - Hamer, SC…read more A Classic Roadside Attraction with a Lot of Character (and a Need for Some TLC) My husband, daughter, and I went out of our way to stop at South of the Border, and it was totally worth it! One of the coolest spots we explored was Pedro's Mexican Shop West--this gift shop is HUGE and filled with colorful, quirky, and unique finds. We spent over an hour just browsing everything inside. It's one of those old-school, fun stops that brings out the road-trip nostalgia. Definitely a memory-maker! My one suggestion: The entire South of the Border compound could really use a fresh coat of paint. It's looking a bit rundown, especially the hotel and RV park areas. The place has so much personality--it would be a shame to let it keep decaying. A little love and upkeep would go a long way here! Hours of Operation (as of August 2025): Gift Shops & Dining: Mexico Shop East & West: Sun-Thu: 7:30 AM - 9 PM Fri-Sat: 7:30 AM - 10 PM Sombrero Restaurant: Sun-Thu: 7:30 AM - 9 PM Fri-Sat: 7:30 AM - 10 PM Pedro's Ice Cream Fiesta: Daily: 11 AM - 8 PM Peddler Steakhouse (Dinner Only): Sun-Thu: 5 PM - 9:30 PM Fri-Sat: 5 PM - 10:30 PM Closed Mondays through Nov 25 Motor Inn & Truck Stop: OPEN 24/7 A Little History: South of the Border started in 1949 as a beer stand and quickly grew into one of America's most iconic roadside attractions. Located just south of the North Carolina state line on I-95, it became famous for its flashy signs, neon lights, giant Pedro statue, and over-the-top charm. At its peak, it included hotels, restaurants, fireworks stands, and even a mini amusement park. Worth the stop? Absolutely. Would we stay overnight? Probably not--unless it gets a refresh. If you're road-tripping down I-95, this is a must-see for a quick break, some photos, and fun shopping. Just hope they give it the glow-up it deserves!

South of the Border is one of my happy places. I love the sheer amount of unabashed tackiness. I…read morelove the billboards that start showing up on 95 halfway through North Carolina. I love Pedro. This time around we visited the Mexico store. Ten million glasses but Jeremy couldn't find the one he wanted (a silicone coffee mug). We did, however, leave with a back scratcher, a ten cent sticker, and a new magnet for my growing collection. We also took the opportunity to use the bathroom. I'm glad the ladies room was empty because the "accessible" stall was too small. And the toilet was so low to the floor I wasn't sure it wasn't made for a child. Afterward, we took a stroll across the pedestrian bridge where we found a second Mexico shop, with 90% of the same stuff for sale. People have started to put love padlocks on the pedestrian bridge. I've always wanted to do that. I even have my locks in the van, but haven't gotten around to putting our initials on them yet. Probably a good thing though, since Jeremy changed his last name a couple of months ago. Ah well. Next time, I suppose, because there's always a next time for me when it comes to South of the Border.

This store has it all. New and used apparel and anything else you could want or need. It also come…read morewith a hero. A man who is passionate and also extremely friendly. He shared with us about his time in Vietnam and helped find exactly what we were looking for. A trip to this store will be a trip well spent!!

I went to Belk's searching for a pair of classic tennis shoes. Belk's was having a crazy sale. It's…read more50 to 60% off. This was off of almost all the items in the store. Everything was well stocked. You could walk through easily. So, I just had a quick browse through the ladies clothing, bedding area and the shoes of course. I found a cute pair of Red Canvas Jellypop shoes. $39.99. They were 50% off. I paid $20. I've never even heard of Jellypop. These shoes are co comfortable. The female cashier was trying too hard to get me to get a Belk Credit Card. When you say No, it should just be No. That's why I rated them 4 stars.

Wonderful way to quickly sell unwanted or unused items. Owner and employees are a pleasure to deal…read morewith!!

The owner seems like a wannabe Marlboro man with a headlamp but really does not match up to…read moreanything much. I've heard from a very reliable source that he does not pay his debts and also has many things that are of questionable origin. I would avoid at all costs.

I recently had my iPhone screen replaced here. Very affordable and quick! They even fixed my phone…read morespeaker at no charge. I can finally use my phone without the speakerphone on! Thanks!