They have some unique items and good deals. We always go when we come to Biloxi they have shopping…read morecarts and a walker & wheelchair for their customers. And a public restroom very important. Most of them do not have a public restroom

A lot to look at. But personally the prices are boutique pricing. Not flea market pricing.. also. I…read morefound the same items on Amazon cheaper than this store. There was some things well priced but majority is over priced.

Stopped in for the first time. It looks like the owners are just getting the shop going. It was…read morebright and clean with a variety of vintage items and furniture. It definitely will be on my list of stops when I get to Wiggins again.

From the owner: The Attic has so many wonderful items for our customers to choose from! Everything from antique to…read moreboutique items! We also have local artwork, vintage items, man cave items, gifts, home decor, shabby chic furniture and craft vinyl!

Amazing options and deals at Two Fat Friends! I was impressed for my first time! They have…read moreeverything you can find for you at home decor! The workers are so friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend this shop when traveling in Wiggins!

Great place for so many vintage items. Reasonably priced and the staff were friendly and helpful…read more I spent over an hour looking at the many vendor booths that were neat and creatively displayed. I can't wait to go back.

Great little thrift store for a good cause! Check them out and don't forget them when you are…read morepurging items- bring your donations there!

I have found that almost all the Goodwills in the south are way overpriced and this is just one…read moremore example of that. I don't know if it's the people in charge that run this store or they just don't get donations anymore, but this place offers zero to the customers. It's basically just a low-end used clothing store. What little housewares they do offer are dirty, broken, and things that should go to the dump, not be offered for sale. They have almost no books, dvds, games, puzzles, or other media and I know they have to be getting a lot of that type of stuff donated to them - so where is it all going?? As to the clothes they offer. They are all low-end, cheap brands (Target, Walmart, Kohl's, etc) and they price them all too high. If Goodwill wants to be charitable, how about not gouging prices for clothes that are cheap to begin with and mark them what they're really worth. The store also always looks dirty and unorganized. It makes you feel like you need to run and take a shower after you've been there.

denied a homeless person watering and he was willing to pay for it. fuck you guys. Overpriced and…read moreshitty.

I love thrift stores like this. Don't come in here expecting to find something specific - just stop…read morein to look and be surprised at what you might find. Great prices (what I expect from a thrift store, really) including paperback books at 4 for $1. I don't think I saw anything above $5. The woman at the front counter (a volunteer from what I gathered) was polite, helpful, and generous with the pricing. Take a gander if you're in the area or stop by to donate some things!

So sweet and helpful! Will definitely take my gently used items to them in the futureread more

Most of the folks working here are so kind and helpful but that's where the good parts end…read more Absolutely everything is overpriced and, like other reviewers have said, the store is full of trash and smells disgusting. I couldn't stomach it for more than a few minutes. There's an almost sticky, moist quality to everything inside, including textiles and DVD cases. I'm sure there are some treasures to be found but it's not the place for me. Another note: while we were there, they were having some sort of parking lot sale that the manager said was a lady's estate being cleared out. Carts full of stuff that people had apparently already bought were left out like they were still for sale, leading to a lot of frustration on my end. Nothing was tagged and she would arbitrarily decide the price of whatever item you brought up to her. She tried to tell my boyfriend that an untested cassette recorder that was ACTIVELY BEING RAINED ON was $20. Are you out of your mind? No thanks!

No service.... Dirty…read more.. Disgusting place... Homeless outside.... Piles of junk everywhere, prices too high....

Large clean store. When you walked in it had a great smell which in a thrift store is not always…read morethe case great job Goodwill. Nice prices on trinkets. Staff putting out new items he was very nice so was the cashier.

I have not ever found anything of value at this store. I've come at various times/days of the week…read moreand still, nothing good ever hits the homewares section? I know that goodwill has started to pull valuable items to sell online and I think this store must be doing that as well. What a bummer.

I only drop off goods and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Ample places to park and very…read moreclean on the outside.

It's devastating to spend hours shopping and find that most items have no price. I understand the…read morepolicy: when an item has no price, it goes back to another facility for repricing. However, in this case, it was done within five minutes; the item came back with a price. Unfortunately, I had to speak with two managers about this issue. The first manager got the items I was interested in purchasing and magically got an item price. Just as I knew it would be the price was not marked as not on sale. This manager knew what would happen with the item when being repriced. But to shut me up, she acted on the issue with false intent of caring. Her demeanor showed she really wasn't considering my complaint to be valid. So, I asked for a higher-up supervisor, and the warehouse manager Karen Miranda, showed up. In explaining my issue she was justifying why the pricing of items exists. So that means staff knows there is a problem. She mentioned there is limited staff. I guess the items are purposely placed on shelves and hangers unpriced to keep the appearance of the store full. Once again I asked for someone higher up, I was given the Headquarters contact information, when I called I was placed on hold for a few minutes then the recording said all staff were busy, and the phone disconnected. In all of that, I still wasn't satisfied. I can say overall inventory is plentiful which means to see it all, it requires hours of attention, managers are not compassionate and need more training in people skills and problem-solving techniques. The prices are extremely high when the products are derivatives of free donations. It is not solely helping people after disasters it's mostly a revenue source. Finally, I have decided not to shop there anymore because it's been a waste of my time and money. I hope the system is resolved by serving the people rather than the profit. I wdidn't feel appreciated. So, good luck to the people shopping there.