Amazing thrift store with a 100% tax donation rate and money that goes to "fatherless & widows"…read more This thrift has an upscale antique store vibe with true thrift prices and some of the nicest people volunteering that I met in Mississippi. This small 2000 sq foot building felt huge with everything in an organized and room by room section. Mentioned that I would post a review to help them and the lady started pointing out her favorite things and even staging them on the shelf for pics! You get a "First Time Shopper" discount of $10 off when you spend at least $30, which is something that demonstrates the win-win feeling I got walking out of this small non-profit. I will be back and will encourage everyone I know to visit this hidden gem!!

Great customer service, questions were addressed quickly. Received my purchase quickly.read more

Great customer service! I received my product in excellent…read morecondition! Will be shopping with you again soon

There's some good paperwork here always understood helping me and my mother excellent service and…read moregreat selection of merchandise. I will come back to visit them in the near future.

The selection was eclectic as you would imagine. There was a bit of everything. The owners were…read morethere and added to the friendly atmosphere.

The staff was about as friendly as a mime. However they…read morehave really cute clothing, shoes, jewelry, purses, hats, dresses, baithing suits, bath bombs, t-shirts, leggings, pop sockets, and so much more. The dressing rooms are a big issue. There are more than one but the ladies were only opening one. It was pretty busy being a Saturday afternoon with six plus people waiting in line for said dressing room. Other than the rude staff I enjoyed the store. I purchased a few items and will return if ever in the area. Not to mention nothing in the store is over $10. Owners may want to get some workers that are friendly and like to be around people. Just a suggestion.

Gifts for $10, I mean that's worth going in by itself. Jewerly, shirts, beanies, gloves, purses,…read morewallets. I got me a cute long sleeve Christmas t-shirt.

On a recent trip to Biloxi, we drove to Gulfport and stopped by here to shop at the Coach store. I…read morewill be honest...I shop mostly online these days and I don't have a lot of experience with outlet malls. But I was impressed with the beauty of this mall and the cleanliness of the streets. There were many stores and eateries to visit. The architecture was super cute and put me in mind of a little village. At the Coach store, the staff was super friendly and helpful, and I even received a 10% off discount after telling the cashier it was my first visit with them. There was a bigger selection here than what was at my store back home and the value at the Coach store is always worth the cost, depending on what's purchased. Biloxi is always a fun trip and I would visit this outlet again for my shopping needs when I return.

The facilities are well maintained. The selection of stores is okay. This is clearly not a…read morethriving outlet mall. Many of the stores seemed to carry the company's baseline selection and didn't have a lot of variety. The mall itself is in an odd area with a pretty rough road leading to the mall parking lot.

Still a very friendly clerk at the front of the store but I think the stock of the vendors has gone…read moredownhill just a little bit. Vendor items change from week to week, so maybe I just came at a bad time? It felt like there was a lot of stuff that wasn't vintage and if it was, it was stuff that doesn't attract a lot of buyers. The prices are a little all over the place but I would say they're in line with what I'd expect. More than I want to pay but about what I'd be willing to fork over. We came on a weekday and the store was pretty dead, but I imagine that's pretty typical for early afternoon on a Wednesday. I love how bright and clean it is inside! It's definitely one of the best-maintained antique malls in the area. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area!

Got here right before they opened at 7 AM so there were no crowds or waits at the checkout at all…read more Only had a few things on my list I needed to grab so it was a pretty much in and out experience. Only self service check out was available. Not much out in the bakery area re: bagels.

Before I begin this review I must admit a slight bias against Winn Dixie. I have never like the way…read morethe stores were laid out. This location fits the mold of a traditional WD and so I likely subtracted a star because of it. Your results may vary so take that for what it's worth. I was looking for a very specific item Wal Mart didn't have and this was the closest store. Apparently Claiborne Hill in Waveland is the only store with Cold Brew iced coffee concentrate, but I digress. This store was clean and well stocked. Although they didn't have what I was looking for, I could see coming here to make groceries. If you live nearby, this is probably where you come already. My one main issue with my visit was when I went to the deli. I needed some Chisesi ham and smoked turkey. The workers moved as slow as molasses and were busy discussing a coworker or some person who ordered something earlier. It was somewhat off putting. But the meat was fresh and my kids enjoyed the sandwiches made with it. Another oddity about this location was that everyone shopping seemed unhappy. Even Wal Mart shoppers occasionally have a smile as they peruse the aisles. It is what it is and that's a typical Winn Dixie. If you live nearby I'd suggest making the drive to Rouses in Gulfport or Claiborne Hill in Wavekand, but I'm a rando. The end.