Went here again on Saturday August 23rd 2025 with my parents to look for chairs, curio cabinets,…read moreand a small dinette for our home. This location seemed to have lots of couches than chairs, and no curio cabinets. We did find a possible match for a dinette, but found it cheaper on Ashley's website than the posted price that was on the table. Ashley's was our next stop, so we decided to go there. Oh, and side note: they have more things in the back of their store, which is like a warehouse, and boy it gets warm in there! Oh, and nobody really bothered us there, and one associate did ask if we needed help, but we were good. Ended up not buying anything again, but oh well. Hope to be back to look for more furniture items!

Ordered an ottoman to go with sectional couch we bought there. Thought I was getting a foot rest…read more It was way to big and does not fit at all. They refused to take it back. We have spent well over 10,000 dollars over the years. I will now have to eat the 400.00 I spent. Needless to say won't be back or refer anyone else to them.

Now this is a nice Ollies! They have a large selection of pots for large plants and the best price…read more My sister needed several large/oversize pots for her trees and Ollies delivered. Not only are they ceramic but pretty too. The price point is literally hundreds less than other big box stores and even online from the famous "A". They carry so many pretty things here and right now the outdoor assessories are abundant.

Went here for the 1st time on Sunday November 2nd 2025 with my mom. Ollies is like a big store that…read moresells everything from toys, books, clothes, kitchen supplies, bathroom supplies, decorations, and much much more! While the store is big, I felt that it was very organized and easy to find the items that one is looking for. They even have some cards too! My mom shopped alot and brought 3 size grease covers, a cookie sheet/pan, 2 of them, and holiday soap. All those items added up to $22.00! Nice to find items for a cheap price, especially in a set. I also brought some gingerbread cookie soap! Cashier was pleasant. Paid via credit card. hope to be back soon at another time!

Nothing is better than spending time with my sister meandering through stores shopping. If you…read morelooking for some home accessories this store is worth stopping in and checking out their products. They have some good deals.

A home decor paradise! They have a free rewards program too. Easy access from 17S and plenty of…read moreparking. The selections here are fantastic and will make our home quite special.

Stopped in while on a short vacay in Myrtle Beach. The store is known for it's unique goods from…read morevarious parts of the world. I stopped in to grab a bottle of wine for my host. She has always said that she does not like red wine. World Market carries Jam Jar, which is a South African wine, and it's the red wine that I introduced to my friends that say they don't like red wine. The store was very organized and neatly stocked. The cashier was very friendly and as always, I enjoyed my experience there. I had to pull myself out before I started buying more things that I didn't need because the store will definitely grab your attention and have you emptying your pockets.

Good selection and priced competitively. As with most stores, checkout takes a while due to…read morestaffing limits.

Great, cute store!! Employee was great. Was really amazed at the store. Was goong to Sams and saw…read moreit next foor. Ran in for one thing and left with a cart full!!

The store was well stocked, well lit, and well staffed. I'm just curious as to why they would have…read moreself checkouts, if an employee just hovers over you the entire time. Not necessarily a dig at this particular store, it's probably a chain practice. Still, it's pretty annoying.

Went here on Thursday July 16th 2026 with my mom. We came here because we were looking for a couch…read morefor my room. Note 3-4 stars. We walked in and was greeted by a nice salesman, and told him that we were looking for a couch. He then left us alone and let us look around. At the time wasn't sure entirely what i was looking for but knew i wanted a couch with a chaise, which is the end that is long and someone can recline on. Now, the selections were meh. When my aunt and mom was here in March 2025, there seemed to be more colors like yellow inside this store (as well as other furniture stores), now maybe March is the time to find yellow, but surprised that in SC that there isn't many bright colored couches anywhere. Anyways, we did find a nice grey couch, but some of the grey colors didn't seem to tickle my fancy. seemed too dark or something. also noticed that this seems to have more leather furniture too, which isn't what I was looking for. So we left without buying anything. Personally, except for some of the artwork, some of the things in here aren't really my style. but there's a taste for everyone!

My wife and I have been visiting nearly every furniture store from Myrtle Beach to North Myrtle…read moreBeach over the past few days, looking for pieces to upgrade our condo. Out of all the stores, this one left us the most frustrated. When we first walked into AFW, a salesperson greeted us right away, which is fine -- but even after we said we were just browsing, he followed us around the store, staying a row behind us the entire time. We eventually asked a few questions, got the info we needed, and left to check out other stores. This place makes you feel like you're buying a car, there's a window price and then we have to get a manager to get the real price. Even though everything is supposed to be on sale. The next day, we came back to take another look at some couches and beds after comparing other stores. Again, we were greeted immediately, though this time the salesperson gave us more space to look before we approached her. We asked for prices on a few items -- a sleeper sofa and loveseat, dining table with four chairs, coffee and end tables, and two twin beds. That's where the frustration really started. We were told everything was "on sale," but when we asked for the discounted total, the salesperson simply handed us a list of regular prices. When I asked about the sale, she said, "Well, are you going to buy?" I told her I might if the price was fair, and then she had to get a manager involved. The manager came over, looked at the paper, and said he could "take off $150" -- which wasn't even a 5% discount. It felt more like buying a car than shopping for furniture. When I questioned it, he went back to the computer and came back with another sheet that showed a random $74 discount, no explanation of how it was calculated. We ended up buying our beds elsewhere for much less -- same warranty, same quality. Honestly, the prices here were no better than any other store, despite the constant "everything on sale" claims. The experience felt confusing and pushy, and the pricing was anything but transparent. See for yourself check out the furniture stores they will tell you they are the cheapest around! You don't have to be the cheapest just be "Honest" and upfront with pricing and sales. Thats why somethings are marked down others not they decide if that items on sale or not. But if it's want we want we will make a purchase.