Needed a last-minute key made and this location was the closest place to have this done quickly…read more I walked in, headed straight for the aisles. Though I wasn't for sure where the keys are made. Within seconds, I spotted the kiosk placed near the self-checkout area. I didn't feel as if I was blocking anything or in the way of the walkways. I appreciate the easy path to finding it. Once there, the on screen instructions will guide you through the process. The price was $5.34 with tax. Note that this price was for a house key. Prices may vary for car keys and other types of keys. The entire process felt like a couple of minutes, tops. Overall, the 1-minute key machine served its purpose and saved the day! I was even offered a free 2nd key during my checkout process. I did not receive a physical receipt but they will email one after. I'll be back to gather my gardening supplies later this month. I usually shop here for my home plants and outdoor garden activities. Glad I could accomplish a last minute errand. Though I didn't require assistance from any employees today, I did greet a few on my way out.

While setting up to sell my art at folk fest, I realized the road had a real bad slope I was not…read moreanticipating, so searched for the closest hardware stores and ran out to get some shims. Just a short drive from downtown, it was easy to get in and out of. I found a board that would work, and got the employees in the lumber yard to help me by cutting it down to smaller, more manageable pieces. They made quick work of my request, and I was on my way back to set up. As far as Home Depot's go, they had all the items you'd expect to find. My only complaint was there were definitely some questionable characters hanging out in the parking lot, which I could have done without. I think it would be in their best interest to chase these people off, I didn't appreciate being hassled for a handout while shopping, and would not want my wife to go to this location by herself. It was a convenient spot to get what I needed, but not one I'd be rushing back to, especially after dark

This store must be what a general store used to be in small towns all over. There's something of…read moreeverything here. Depending on which door you enter, you'll see general merchandise, like garden, kitchen, picnic, bath supplies, and some local jams, jellies, honey, or clothing -- ordinary everyday clothing: jeans, t-shirts, shoes, hats, along with general house decor. In amongst the merchandise are old pictures and newspaper clippings documenting the history of the store in the community and the family that opened it. Expecting clothing, and there was that, in abundance, it's the downstairs that had me in equal parts amazed and claustrophobic. The downstairs is filled, as in stuffed to the ceiling, with work clothing including boots, shoes coats. Writing that it's stuffed to the ceiling is truer than not because the ceiling is low. The pipes and ductwork are lower still but mostly down the center of the store. It's well-lit, but yikes -- I couldn't stay very long. This is a classic small town general store. No need to go to anywhere else because if you just need the essentials or the basics, one stop here will do that.

What?? this place doesn't have reviews? This is a piece of history of Siler City. You've got to…read morevisit. If you go downstairs, make sure you duck! The ceiling is lower than any ceiling you've ever been in! The store is ancient old.. the floor creak, the bathroom is .. don't even use it... but the history of the place is amazing. Nancy, that manages the place is helpful and very nice. I buy my seeds for gardening there because you can't beat the price if you buy more than a little pack like they sell in the other stores. You buy it by weight. There is very OLD stuff in this store.. it's not a modern day store, but just for the history, you have to try it. There are photos of Siler City 'back in the day' hanging around there... ok the best part of the store, is that I can get a soda and a candy bar for under a buck still. The sodas are in the cooler, glass bottles even if you desire! This is a store you will expect to see older men sitting in the chair shooting the breeze and talking about planting their next crops. I will say that i think the prices are a little steep downstairs, but it is high quality clothing and shoes that you are looking at, so in reality, it probably is priced fair.

My husband has a few lawn & garden equipment which needed a ton of repairs. We looked online for…read moresmall engine repair shops and was excited to one close to us in Julian. Mr. Warden finished up with the riding lawn mover and my husband is so happy with the results. His mower is running like a champ now! Mr. Warden will be working on the Club Cadet front tiller and we feel confident that he will have that running like a champ also! Mr. Warden is a very nice person and his prices are very reasonable. My husband highly recommends "Warden's Small Engine Clinic".

The price, they have a lot of good stuff they have a wonderful staff of people working in there…read moreand every one is so nice. You should come check it out .call your friends and tell them about it

I enjoy going to this DG!! The employees are friendly and always getting things done! They work…read morehard!

This place is just awful. It smells funny, the people there aren't very friendly, and in the hight…read moreof the pandemic, no one was wearing masks. To add onto this the store is very unorganized, but it's all we have in Eli Whitney. I hope to get a real store around the area soon...

A friend and I were out shopping and went in here to have a look at something we found on Facebook…read moreMarketplace. While we didn't end up getting that piece, we did buy several other pieces. The gentleman and 2 young men were very hospitable and helpful. They promptly and carefully delivered my pieces and my friend is picking hers up this weekend. Great little family owned shop.

We went to this place last week to buy clothes and we found this place to be very impressive. We…read morewill definitely be back again. Everyone there bent over backwards to make sure that I was comfortable. We approved again five

Randolph Mall has plenty of parking and I bet you can find any type of apparel there due to the…read moredepartment stores. It also has Books-A-Million, which has decent coffee and plenty of books and magazines. It's really the only place in Asheboro aside from the library with that many books. Those are about all the good things I can say about the mall these days. Randolph Mall would be a Great Place for a zombie movie, because frankly, there's nobody in it. Unfortunately, this place seems to be going out of business fast. I asked one shop owner after noticing all the closed stores and he said he was moving soon too because the mall not only refuses to lower his rent, but brings less and less clientele in every month or so. The Book Store, Department Stores, Cinema, and Chick-fil-A are really the only things Randolph Mall has anymore. I walked through it last week and it was just one big vacuity. Very depressing. The barista at the bookstore even seemed overwhelmed with 2 or 3 customers in line, so I just wondered off to scan titles. I remember when I was a kid and going to this mall was a real outing. On Halloween, the pet store, Family Pets', gave out free goldfish, and in Boy Scout's we'd race our Pinewood Derby cars in the food court. We would get phone calls weekly for the jewelry store there because it was one digit off of my parent's ground line. Now even that place is out of business. It's sad to see a dying Asheboro landmark, but I guess even the pyramids at Giza have graffiti. I hope they can get their act together and evolve with the times. Asheboro is a good-sized city, it is in a good location and you have plenty of empty stores- now the only thing you have to do is sell the retail spaces and pull people in.

What a difference a couple of months can make. As of today there are only 2 empty spots and the…read moreplace is pretty busy most of the time. Week before last they had a local elementary school in here decorating a huge tree for the holidays, Thanksgiving Day people were actually lined up around the building, and weekends are as busy as any mall I've been to. It looks like they've been renovating and some store owners mentioned upcoming re-locations so the mall can update their space also. All in all I think they are doing a fairly good job of bringing an older mall up to date. The picture was taken at 2:15 on a Monday (from the same angle as Benjamin G's)...not typically a busy time in any mall that I've ever been to yet there are several dozen people shopping, eating, and walking around.