I have been shopping at this antique store for about 10 years now. It always has something new and…read moreinteresting in it. The inventory is constantly changing. The owner- Connie is extremely helpful with out being pushy. If you like real antiques--this store is worth the drive to Beulaville.

Ms. Brenda and the absolutely lovely elders that run this sweet shop are wonderful. As with most…read morethrift stores, they've raised their prices with "Google Lens" trending now but they're still reasonable unlike Greedwill and Soul-less Army. I love how they do everything by the book and you can enjoy yourself looking around without them policing the store. I'd hate to think of someone attempting to shoplift at a place like IOP but I know they're everywhere now! Also, the gentlemen who offload and load out of the kindness of their hearts deserve a huge "thank you" too! Just a solid class act here at this blessed place! Stop in and be kind to these sweet ladies! They're the best of the best!

Nice place, great prices and employees are nice. Wide selection of items at reasonable prices.read more

The Rusty Relic holds the hearts of the locals as its filled with tons of local artisans and…read morevendors. They have really stepped up there brand in the last year as it always looks amazing in there. No vibes of thrift store or flea market- just quality local made products.

Employees were super weird. Missed a sign on the door that said "no photography, no animals, no…read morelarge bags." We walk in and start looking at jewelry in front of the counter. DIRECTLY in front of the counter and the workers were all leaning over the counter and watching us like hawks, as if we werent right in front of them to begin with. They then ask my mom to zip up her hand sized purse because they dont usually allow bags, thats fine but if you are going to follow us around and stare us down just have us leave the bag at the counter ? i dont know that also struck me as weird, as i saw other people with bigger bags and we wouldve been fine leaving the purse at the front. I went to try on a pair of glasses and didnt see a mirror around so i opened my front phone camera and immediately an employee ran over to scold me. I explained I wasnt taking pictures just wanted to see how the glasses looked and she pointed to a mirror that was covered up with decor. Also fine, it was just the way we were being constantly accused from the second we walked in the door and the attitude and stares that came with it that i deem unnecessary. After this I was really put off from looking at or buying anything. An employee stayed with us in that section of the store for the next ten minutes pretending to arrange stuff and listening to our conversations, which i hope she ended up hearing as we were talking about how uncomfortable we were & referencing pretty woman. We were asked by two other people if we needed help and followed around the rest of the store while being stared at. Needless to say we didnt spend much time there and wont be going back. Update: Basic courtesy? That is definitely not something you all showed to us. I have worked in customer service and I would never speak to someone the way we were spoken to. We respect any rules given by a business because it is YOUR business, not mine. I was fine to comply with any regulations, the thing that made it an uncomfortable environment was the tone and attitude that came with it. Do you have vendors working behind the counter? As a business owner/manager I would have thought to consider briefing people on basic respect as we gave to you, or common courtesy/customer service skills that anyone should gain in order to maintain a smooth successful business and make people enjoy spending money with you because they felt so welcomed. We were glared at from the moment we walked in the door. A simple "May you please zip up your purse" "Can I please ask you to put your phone away?" with a smile would have sufficed. I felt bad for having missed the sign, which is why i mentioned it. Wont be bringing animals as I wont be back

Upscale consignment and resale. Very selective about what they'll take, but I promptly received a…read morecheck for over $300. Quite a selection of women's wear and accessories from designer branids from Dior to Klein to Coach handbags, as well as a modest collection of jewelry, home furnishing and decor. All items in Superior condition, and prices are dropped on a regular basis for items that linger, providing exceptional bargain opportunities and great values.

If you are looking for something fun to add to your home or warcrobe- Stellar is where to go. They…read morehave clothing,purses, handbags, hats, shoes, and home furnishings and jewelry. ALL IN WONDERFUL condition and prices are low. Name brands, and items new with tags as well. It's jvilles beat consignment store.

This is hands down my favorite antique place to shop at. It's got it all. What do you collect? They…read morehave it, and the price will make you giddy. Every single time I've ever come into this place I leave with several bags of stuff. I bought my beloved antique vanity here several years ago, I've bought pyrex sets here for under $10, lots and lots of other amazing vintage and retro home decor items. I always pile on the items and think I'm gonna be sweating the bill when they tally it up, and low and behold it's always WAY under what I think it's gonna be. It's worth the drive, it's totally worth a visit, and it might just be your favorite antique barn too.

Praying that they are not out of business due to Florence…read more Fabulous place to spend a Saturday afternoon plundering. Nice people and neat stuff. Denise Bessellieu

This thrift store from the outside, is in a newer building with good parking. Inside, there is a…read morehot mess with cluttered aisles, dirty merchandise and junk filled shelves. Upholstered furniture was left outside in the rain. The staff is disengaged and impersonal. I made one purchase of a vase and had to ask for something to wrap it in. Twice. I drive out of my way to visit, but won't be back.

Low key cool little dude behind desk- Upon entering he…read moreimmediately informed me of their ,"Almost everything is a dollar!" Sale. Great concept-

The service was great. They have great selection of brands with good prices. I will shop there…read moreagain when visiting family.

Overall, the MCX at Camp Lejeune offers a wonderful shopping experience. The entire store was…read morebeautifully decorated for the holidays, creating a festive and welcoming atmosphere. Associates throughout the store were knowledgeable, friendly, and cheerful, which truly added to the experience during a busy shopping season. There were plenty of sales and special pricing available, making it easy to find great values. The gun counter was extensive and well organized, and the associate working there was both knowledgeable and friendly. The electronics department was impressive with a wide selection, and the children's clothing section was especially large, offering many options for all ages. However, there was one major drawback that significantly impacted my visit. Another patron and I did not have our physical Star Cards with us and needed assistance retrieving our accounts. We were told there was only one person on duty who could access this information at night. Unfortunately, we were informed that this associate was working another job, arrived 40 minutes late, and that we simply had to wait. We were also told that we could drive to another location if we didn't want to wait--but that is not a reasonable expectation for shoppers who are already in-store and ready to purchase. To make matters worse, when the associate finally arrived, there was no apology for the delay. This staffing limitation and lack of accountability was frustrating and ultimately spoiled what otherwise would have been an excellent shopping experience. It makes little sense to have only one individual authorized to handle such an essential function, especially during evening hours and the holiday season. With better contingency planning and customer communication, this could easily be corrected--because aside from this issue, the MCX truly excels in many areas.

Where else can you get $2 shirts that are brand new? I don't think anywhere anymore…read more Lots of $10 jeans. $12 hoodies. I wish we would've went here before doing Walmart. Stuff was cheaper and it looks like they have everything...... well they don't have the alcohol or fresh food so not apples to apples. They also have the tourist topsail shirts cheaper than the other places on the main strip. Heaters, fans, speakers.

When you live in a town where there are not a lot of places to shop Rose's Express is a necessity…read more The prices are very fair and the selection of products is incredible. Clothing, shoes, kitchen accessories, home decor, fishing equipment and on and on and on. The staff is friendly and always helpful. Plenty of free parking. If you are down on Topsail and you forgot to pack something for your vacation give Rose's a shot.