This is a very interesting store. You never know whats waiting for you in the totes and bins. I've…read morespent at least an hour each time I visit. I found a portable cassette radio for my back deck for .50 cents, it didn't have a power cord but I found a tote of cords and just ferreted one out...took me five minutes. Found shelf supports 1.00 for eight, big box store charges twelve dollars. Like the other reviewer said....the customers are different. When the "new" merchandise gets rolled out the people focus on that and will literally jostle and bump you out of the way to get first choice at the goods. Prices are super sweet...staff pleasant...lots of parking and great deals can be had if your willing to sift.

If you can't make the drive don't worry about it, luckily enough for you the same experience can be…read moreachieved by rubbing a cockroach infested shit rag on your face. I went here with pure intentions of thrifting only to be met with skid rows twin brother. The floors were filthy and the air stale with a hideous smell. The people there were feral digging through the bins with no concern for respiratory health or scabies. My final straw was watching a child find a used diaper and wave it in front of his mother's unfazed face as if it were a golden ticket. I left promptly after.

I'm a long time fan of World Market. They've always got a great selection of furniture and home…read morefurnishings that are fun and unique. I especially like their selection of foreign food and drink items - we often pick up some things from Germany, the UK, and Italy here. I would highly recommend stopping in if you haven't before. What you're looking for some type of accent furniture or decorations or unique food/treat, this place as you covered.

This is a very dangerous place…read more Not literally a dangerous place. You won't die there. Well, maybe if you get a shock after seeing your wallet. This place is dangerous for your wallet because there are way too many pretty things to buy! I've gone there twice now. On my first visit, I spent hours in there with my friend and neighbor. We were nearly there until closing time on a Sunday. We left with bags of food, alcohol, and with memberships that we signed up for with cashier Lucy's help. The second time I went, I mainly went to buy a gift card for the same friend and neighbor who accompanied me before as it was her birthday. I brought a companion, and well, we also wound up buying more food and alcohol. Admittedly this store has more than that, having furniture and what not, but the food and alcohol are what gets you. There is so much variety. You will find obscure products here, like Vegemite for the Aussies or more common stuff like different flavors of pocky for those loving Asian goodies. Heck, I found madeleines imported from France, which I repeatedly get told aren't dry like the American ones, and after having them, I must concur. You don't know what you're missing until you have it. That said, I'm shocked it took me so long to go to this place. A girlfriend of mine recommended this chain to me years ago, and well, I only recently went, and since then have been asking - where have you been all my life? Shame on me for taking forever to go!

A HUGE variety of stuff. Seriously, there are like 10 different rooms just filled to the brink with…read moreSTUFF. Dishes, furniture, coat racks, jewelery, clothes, antiques, you name it, they got it. The prices are a little bit high but I've found some really great jewelery from here.

#31 of 100 December review challenge. Great selection of…read moreholiday items for December. We came looking for an ottoman for my dad and they had some cute choices at pretty reasonable prices . The store seemed busy and it was neatly decorated. Was able to park fairly close by and will return again soon when in Tally.

Great selection of dog toys and memory foam dog beds! Other great stuff for your home too - I love…read morecoming in here and looking around - I always find something I didn't need that I can't leave without. Come here for kitchen wares, sets of dishes etc, they are nice and prices less than big box stores.

This location is smaller than most other Kirklands I have been to before. The inventory is limited…read moreonly by the physical size of the retail space they are occupying. The prices seem higher than competitor stores, but I do like the inventory, which is "rustic-centric" to me. The staff was courteous and helpful with plenty of parking and a good Tally geo-location too.

Great store to get everything you needs to re due your home or if you just want t change out a few…read morethings. Best customer service in town. You will always find someone who is willing to help with anything you need. I love this store:)

Very nice place and lovely owner.Carefully curated table items. Do visit! And buy something…read moredelicious for dinner.

The White Rabbit Market is a local marketplace and boutique featuring unique items, gifts, and…read moreperhaps some vintage or secondhand treasures. Quincy, Florida, has a charming small-town atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a quaint market like this.

Think nothing is new in Quincy? You need to check out The White Rabbit Market. Beautifully imagined…read morefrom the necessary [towels, housewares, clothing] to the whimsical[moss covered birdhouses and cups and saucers for feeding the birds] they will also be selling the books of local authors. This is the beginning of something wonderful. For example. Write this name down: Leslie Noyes. She is an author whose seventh book just went live on Amazon. She's a long drink of water from Texas. And though she's been in Tallahassee for over ten years now, when she opens her delightfully funny mouth to speak, out tumbles west Texas. She's a grandmother who is in a motorcycle gang [okay,group] and belongs to a water aerobics group called the Clownfish Asylum. She has said that her difficulty in remembering names is so bad that she makes her husband wear a name tag. More than ten million Kindle pages of her books have been read. She is one of a kind. Also one-of-a-kind is the just-opened-in-November new store on the courthouse square in Quincy just next door to the Gadsden Art Center. It is The White Rabbit Market. And when one-of-a-kind meets one-of-a-kind sparks fly! Inaugurating what promises to be exceptional, Leslie gave a look inside how her series of books [ Mayhem, Wedding, Reunion, Christmas, Second Chances, and Greed ] at The Happy Valley Motor Inn and Resort took shape in her brain and on her computer. The White Rabbit pulled out all the stops for their first local author. There was tea in antique porcelain teapots, cups and saucers. Pinkies were extended. Pastries and cookies trounced our diets. To a hushed crowd that laughed and cried with her, she read short selections from her books and autographed copies. More local authors are to follow. All of Leslie's books are available at The White Rabbit, Amazon, and Kindle. www.LeslieNoyesBooks.com; or visit her blog, Praying for Eyebrowz at www.nananoyz5forme.com; Leslie Noyes, Author, Facebook Quincy is emerging from its cocoon. It is almost Spring. Good eats, fun shopping, local authors. Come on down to The White Rabbit Market at 21 N. Madison St. in Quincy. thewhiterabbitmarket.com

Whenever I need a bathing suit, Target is where I wind up going…read more Somehow it's usually when I'm in Tallahassee. I can count almost a year between the last two bathing suits I bought and they were both there. This Target is like any other. Perhaps a bit less crowded given where it is. Usually my trips there are in and out. Would recommend, especially for bathing suits. They have a lot of variety and it's affordable, too!

Was buying Christmas presents and was told at the register there was a limit of 2 per person per…read moreday (no sign). Ok they had close to 200 units in stock so I purchased 2 and go back the next day to find zero. Employee clearly lied and now I'm back hunting. Thanks target