Razberry Threads was FANTASTIC to work with, They go above and beyond to solve a problem. I will…read moreorder from them again.

From the owner: Specialty and unique gift items for everyone! Boutique style clothing for women. Quality and…read morevariety of selected finds in kitchen, home decor, jewelry and more! Find everything in one stop.

The Wrinkled Egg is a great store to stop in Flat Rock. It is connected to Flat Rock Bakery so you…read morecan easily go to both places. The store has local artwork; books; gifts; children's items; clothing; etc. It is a fun shop to explore and don't forget to stop and see the bunnies.

First things first, don't let the name fool you! This is a gift shop, not a restaurant! Can't tell…read moreyou how long I looked for the entrance to a restaurant hidden somewhere near this store before I realized what was happening. If you're in the area, this is a fun shop to visit, especially if you're looking for something touristy to commemorate your visit to the area. It's definitely geared towards tourism, but there is also stuff here for locals, like unique furniture pieces. And it's connected by an open door to Flat Rock Bakery, so you can browse while you sip or wait for your pizza. It can be a bit pricey, but that's to be expected for this type of store. Pro tip: Bring the kids! They have a great selection of toys and games, and there are even some live animals in the store!

The Mast General Store in Downtown Hendersonville opened in August 1995 inside the historic 1905…read moreSyndicate Building, which once housed Maxwell Brown's Fancy Grocery on its lower floor and the Woodmen of the World Hall upstairs. Mast General Store did a beautiful job restoring this large, historic building, which spans from Main Street to 5th Avenue. For visitors, parking is available right on the street or at a convenient nearby lot. The store itself is on two levels. The first floor features two main rooms: one dedicated to clothing and the other packed with nostalgic candy barrels, puzzles, toys, books, home goods, personal care items (perfect if you forgot something on your trip), postcards, and gourmet foods. Upstairs houses their specialty clothing, high-quality footwear, and outdoor gear. On this trip, I was also thrilled to find that they had the specific Hurricane Helene recovery items in stock that I had previously forgotten to grab at the Original Valle Crucis store, and which their Annex location didn't carry. The staff here was exceptionally friendly and interacted with me throughout my visit. I had a great conversation with one employee as we were trying to figure out how they managed to make the novelty eyeball candies look so incredibly realistic! Another helpful employee let me know about a brand-new store opening up in Tennessee, which means I will definitely need to plan a trip to check out another one of their fantastic locations and historic buildings in the future. It is an absolute must-visit destination in Hendersonville!

Huge selection for your general hardware needs. Great place for tourists to pick up a souvenir as…read morewell. Great service!

Huge selection of men's & women's shoes along with some clOthing items. Often it's difficult to…read morefind common sizes as they sell out quickly. The staff is friendly and willing to order needed sizes for home or store delivery. They also have huge sales and special discounts for their preferred shopper program. Today, we found Merrell shoes that retail for $169 elsewhere for a total of $68. That was their sale price of $99.97 less 25% preferred shopper discount and $10.97 reward bucks. That's a little better than $100 under competition.

What a nice looking store! I'm sure its practically new. Just killing some time with our stop…read morehere. Actually there's a lot of shoes in this place. I like the Clark's brand and there was a nice selection of them. I recommend!

This is a cute little sports store I stumbled upon in Hendersonville. They have a great selection…read moreof outdoor gear with reasonable prices. They also have funny/cute shirts that fit in with the town itself. I ended up leaving with more than I anticipated. The dressing room is exactly how I imagined it would be. They were super cute and very country. Although, they were small I was able to try on clothes. The rooms are closed off by old western tavern doors. So keep in mind they are small but no one can see in. There is not a mirror in the actual changing room so you do have to go out into the common area. That area is their little kitchen area. You're not in the same space but it is near by. No one imposed on me while trying the 7 items I found so I felt perfectly fine. If you have kids be sure to get them the "bear poop" or the "sasquatch poop". Don't worry, it's chocolate fudge but so fun for them. They have some fun little knick-knacks for camping too. I was very impressed.

Good prices and very friendly service. They have a wide selection of Tilley Hats. I would recommend…read morestopping by if you're in the Hendersonville area.

This thrift shop always has a great selection of items and the employees are super nice! They also…read morealmost always have some sort of sale going on so you can get great items for a great price. Highly recommend stopping in when visiting Hendersonville!!!

Great prices and they usually have some sort of sale going on. The proceeds support the local…read morehumane society. I have been to the store several times and it is very organized and clean. They have a boutique section in the store and some beautiful sterling silver jewelry. Each employee that I have encountered has been very polite and helpful. You never know what treasure you might find and support a great cause!!?

Good will what can you say? No matter how many times you…read morecome you never know what some one may have donated. I have found some neat things at different ones so why not see what they have? My Mother got me stopping at thrift stores she's always been a bargain hunter. I like to look for cookbooks yes I have a bunch and I need to stop buying! I love finding Paula Deens or food network. Sometimes I have found brand new items with prices still attached. This Goodwill I found a few small items that the price was good, other items I don't understand the thought and why they want so much when it's close to what it costs new! They get pretty busy at this one. Over all typical Good Will.

This goodwill is TERRIBLE I was looking at a rack and a big lady (worker)(white) come from behind…read moreand pushes me and says excuse you, like I wasn't looking at clothes or I didn't exist, NORTHW EST INDUSTRY COULD NEVER BE southern piedmont industries, I work at the good will in southern piedmont and we would never treat someone like that!! That was absurdly rude and she would be fired! If I could put 0 stars that's what it would be!

We were in the area to go to another vintage store nearby and popped into House of Kismet on a…read morewhim. WOW. This is the BEST vintage store I have ever been in, and I do a LOT of vintage shopping, from NY to FL. I was completely knocked out by H of K because: 1) They have larger sized women's clothing! Several dresses that were probably size 10-12 which is super rare since most vintage is size 2-4. 2) They have men's clothes - a lot of them. Most vintage stores have a lot of women's items and hardly any men's, but H of K is about 40% menswear. 3) EVERYTHING is in immaculate condition. The prices reflect this, but nothing I thought was out of reach since you're buying one of a kind, well made clothing. To be clear, this is vintage, not thrift. Some of the items are up to 100 years old, so you can't expect it's going to be $5. 4) Woman working there was so nice! Not pretentious, not pushy, not overbearing, but welcoming--and very sweet when I asked if I could take pictures for my review. 5) There is NO junk or random crap - it's obvious that someone has a keen eye for beautiful things and thoughtfully puts them together in collections. When we visited, there were selections of kimonos, smoking jackets, leather capes (!), summer dresses, etc. What's amazing is that it would be 8-20 of each "genre" so you have a pick of colors and sizes... it's not just one random cape or top hat. There's also home items sprinkled throughout, but in a way that is intentional and curated (like the wool camp blankets in the men's section, vintage quilts near a small section of kids' clothes, selection of aluminum thermoses by the outerwear). 6) I collect vintage women's hats and the selection at H of K is exquisite. Very fine examples of 40's/50's hats in absolute mint condition, and fairly priced. I went a bit bonkers taking pictures of everything - this shop is an absolute dream, and I wish I lived closer so I could visit every weekend. House of Kismet is an incredibly rare combination of incredible items and friendliness.

Awesome shop. Such a unique selection and Amanda was so helpful and great to deal with.read more