I love browsing through this mall especially the newest edition which is more furniture. Inventory…read moreis always changing and always unique. We always leave with a treasure! Very friendly employees who are always helpful when I need something carried to the front or have a price inquiry.

The definition for ANTIQUE is over 50 years old. For the…read moremany who refute there are antiques here, check yourself. The building is over 100 years old, the site of the Majestic Mill. You will walk, rows & rows of vendors with 10 X 10 stalls and all manner of items. I saw a lava lamp, tools, typewriters & taxidermy. There are many who sell 'collectibles' and 'memorabilia' that may not actually be over 50 years old. But as someone once said 'one mans junk is another's treasure. I found many vendors with stained glass lamps and wall art, live edge coffee tables and cutting boards, NASCAR, NFL & MLB collectors gear. Classic reproduction paintings of Impressionist artists. For someone whose an interior designer, it could be a 'go to' spot. Michelle found a unique piece of tableware that her Grand broke and felt so guilty about, but this replacement would make all that go away. We were there almost two hours and did not EVEN make into the 'furniture' section. It's won multiple awards from Gaston County & a great place to visit on a weather day! They have cold bottle soda beverages at 'check-out, many you simply will not find anywhere else!

They will scam you out of your money!…read more What I do not understand is the contradictory information I have received. You informed me that the item was donated and even identified where it was supposedly donated. However, when I contacted that organization, I was told they never received my furniture. That raises a very legitimate question: if the item was not received by the organization you identified, what actually happened to it? At this point, I am looking for transparency and documentation. If the item was donated, please provide proof of the donation, including the date and recipient. If it was not donated, then please explain where it went.Your response focuses heavily on the contract, but it does not address the discrepancy regarding the item's final disposition. As a customer, I have every right to question why the information I was given does not appear to be accurate.From my perspective, being told an item was donated to a specific place when that place states they never received it creates serious concerns. I hope you can understand why that would lead me to question whether the item was actually donated, sold, or otherwise disposed of in a manner different from what I was told. I would appreciate a factual explanation and supporting documentation rather than further personal accusations about whose fault this is.

Went on a Saturday afternoon just to look around. Well 2.5 hours later I had armfuls of "stuff"!…read more Great random things and fun! Prices are great too! Selection of items is amazing. Now the best part of my visit was checking out, the cashier was friendly and helpful, but there were 3 other ladies there, and they were fantastic! We talked about the store, the prices, the items I had found, and even dogs. All of these women made my day! Thank you! I will be coming back!!

There's just something about a thrift store! The Good Neighbor Shop is a cute little shop that I…read morelike to frequent. There is something for everyone here.

The Good Neighbor Shop has so many great items to choose from and awesome prices. The staff are…read morealways smiling when I walk in the store. Great little thrift store.

I had such a great experience at Once Upon a Child thanks to this sweet girl Iliana! She was so…read moresweet, kind, and welcoming from the moment I walked in. She took the time to help me, answered all my questions. Her customer service was amazing and you can tell she truly cares about the customers. Employees like her make people want to come back. Overall I had a great experience at Once upon a child definitely will be coming back and recommending to others !

This place is nice to bring your gently used items. Of course everyone would like more for their…read morehigh quality branded items but in the end I'm generally satisfied. The system is easy to check in and the wait isn't that long.

Middle of no where but nice stuff for the $…read more The lady that was running the place said all money goes to help feed the hungry. I really wish there was a way to get more people out there. It seems that its more or less a drop off place for peoples stuff more than a thrift store. Just a small sign on the side of hwy 73. Lots knick knacks, clothes, stuff for kids, books, etc..... And extremely friendly staff. Its just in the middle of nowhere. They need to advertise to a couple local churches and see if they could maybe have a HUGE yard sale there sometime uniting Denver and Lincolnton and getting their location on the map. Best of luck guys, I'll stop in any time I'm around.

Parents and grandparents beware. Went to Carolina Furniture Mart today looking for bedroom…read morefurniture. I had my 11 month old grandson with me. I am his full time caregiver. As I entered, before the door even closed behind me, one of the employees was rushing to inform me that no strollers were allowed. No pleasant greeting, no hello. Just a "ma'am we don't allow strollers". I expressed my dissatisfaction; to which her response was that's the owners rule. I noted that I hoped they would share with the owner how difficult that makes it to shop when you have children with you. Next thing I know another lady comes around the corner with the owner himself. He offered no apologies, just restated that's the rule. Told me I could carry the baby. I am a small framed woman so toting around a 25 pound baby for any duration would be no easy task. When I expressed that to him he had the audacity to suggest I leave my grandson with the office ladies while I shopped. WHAT!!?? Your solution is for me to leave the baby with strangers!! I informed him that he had most certainly lost my business. He didn't care. Watched me walk right out the door. I will never do business with this place!

We've bought multiple items from this store over the years and have never been disappointed. The…read morestaff is extremely helpful & accommodating. We have always enjoyed our experiences with this locally owned and family run business.

Amy's Closet just moved into their new location! This thrift store has great prices, selection &…read moreamazing sales. Women's clothing & jewelry & various household items are available. Volunteer staff members are always friendly & helpful. Sometimes brand new items are available. Dressing rooms & a Restroom are available. They are open: Tuesdays--Fridays 10:00-4:30 and Saturdays 10:00-1:30. Their motto is "Shop to Stop Domestic Violence," since proceeds benefit domestic violence survivors through Amy's House.

Great consignment items and wonderful customer service. Follow their IG for first looks at items…read morecoming in. Love South end exchange!

When you enter, there are a million things all in one room, though after wandering around, it felt…read moreless intimidating than other antique shops. Pricing is different, with an assigned amount and then reductions the longer it sits on the showroom floor. You can chance it for the better price, but beware someone may snag the treasure for themselves! Staff was friendly and knowledgeable of the inventory. I ended up buying a piece and am so happy with it already!