2 Bits & More is sort of half-swap-meet, half-antique-mall, and you never know what you're going to…read moreget from one shelf to the next. That could be good or bad, depending on what you're looking for. Like an antique mall, it's one big space divided into smaller stalls, and you can more or less tell where each stall ends. The individual stalls might or might not be organized according to a theme -- some are just piled with random used stuff. One of my favorites was toward the middle of the store and included some mineral specimens, fossils, deer antlers, and jewelry, but the prices were a bit high for me. Some of the stalls do seem to be more antique-focused for collectors. There's one that specializes in novelty cookie jars, and another that has a nice selection of Bakelite bracelets for just $5-10 each. There were some Pyrex pieces too, though overpriced. But many of the areas just seemed packed with used clothes, housewares, kids' toys, and random items. I guess that's the "flea market" part. A lot of it is so cluttered and messy that it's just difficult to look through, though. There's probably some good stuff in here, but it needs to be cleaned up and displayed more nicely to really be fun to shop. It's worth a quick stop if you're already here, but I wouldn't go out of my way to visit again.

This will be a very short review! Lots of fun stuff to look at. But rent must be ludicrous because…read moreeverything is PRICED INSANELY HIGH! I love helping out small businesses... But it's a thrift store, with all used goods! My friend and I were in and out in less than five minutes noting high prices on all items including cheap products. In some cases, obvious Dollar Tree items priced at two dollars. Why?! SMH

Hidden gem in Smokey Point! This thrift shop is stocked to the gills with new, old, and vintage…read moretreasures waiting to be found. As an avid thrifter, I will say the pricing is a bit high for used goods. Depending on what the special is, pricing is closer to what you would expect for second hand goods. The day I went, everything was 50% which is the only reason I walked out my arms full. The lady at the counter was super kind and personable. She greeted me as soon as I walked in and explained the sale for the day. The store is a good mix of women's clothes, decor, and housewares. Not much for kids clothes that I saw but they did have an entire aisle with toys and games. Lots of puzzles, glassware, DVDs and vinyls! If you love a good thrift hunt, this is a must!

Staff is very friendly, I went in the shop to replace the clasp and ring for my chain because it…read morebroke. I went in and they fixed it free of change and took less than 5 minutes. Highly recommend

I have to say I really like Lizzys because the staff is friendly. The prices are reasonable. It is…read morea nice and clean store. I would definitely recommend that you shop here first.

We happened upon this little thrift and antique shop this weekend while exploring the quaint…read morestreets of historic downtown Arlington. At first glance, with its sidewalk clothing racks full of all things fun and vintage, it seemed to have potential. So we went inside. Now, I don't mind a semi crowded or even slightly disorganized thrift shop. After all, half the fun is in the hunt, right? But this place took cluttered to a new level. While some areas of the store were fairly organized, others were literally piled with junk. It became not so much a hunt for treasures as it was an effort to just get through the place without tripping over something. I found myself wondering just how long some of these piles had been around, and what sorts of creepy crawlies might be lurking within them. I did my best to wander through and try to find a treasure or two. But after a few minutes I started to feel pretty claustrophobic. When I realized I've watched episodes of Hoarding: Buried Alive that looked eerily similar to this shop, I quickly made my escape. All that being said, they did have some interesting looking finds. They just need either a bigger space or an intervention.

First the place smells awful and you can't even move between isles because junk and it is junk is…read morepiled everywhere. The person working there was complaining loudly about the owner not coming it to work. She continued to complain and seemed really upset and mad. When she got off the phone she snapped at my husband and myself when we asked her a question. We'll never go there again.

This store is no longer in existence. Been closed for 2years. It is now Curated. Still Thrift but…read morehigher end.

Unique store with lots to offer! You can find clothing, plants, jewelry, home decor and more. They…read morealso have some some name brand craft supplies such as Paint Pixie chalk paint and brushes and stencils and decoupage tissue by Jami Ray Vintage. Staff is friendly and always ready to assist you!

Violation of federal law to charge more than your actual cost. Dispute it with our credit card…read morecompany and let them know. No public restrooms either.

Reconsider Stilly Thrift store. In the last year or so they have a new Manager and some new staff…read moreI believe. Staff were very rude in the past, but now the workers seem trained very well in customer service, which makes it more pleasant to shop there and better for profits I'm sure. It would be nice if they were open longer and perhaps Sundays, but overall 2 thumbs up!