When I need new (to me), affordable shelves to custom paint for my home office? The Rummage…read moreWarehouse. When I need furniture and home decor to help an acquaintance who is starting over? The Rummage Warehouse. When I need office furnishings to stage a rental space? The Rummage Warehouse. Huge selection, great prices (everything is negotiable, and new inventory weekly. What more could you ask for?

I had the BEST time rummaging around this warehouse! So many things to see! The staff Ms Doris and…read moreMs Joyce were so nice and helpful and at checkout I was very pleased with the negotiation! Definitely going back and taking friends!!

Don't know what I was expecting, but was taken by a family member who wanted to go. The entire…read moreplace was extremely overcrowded with stuff...much of which seemed more like a flea market than an antique store. However, one Quick Look at the prices and the flea market vibe was destroyed. I can't imagine anybody paying the prices that were marked...holy cow! overall, the whole place was dingy and disorganized. Not someplace for me...that's for sure. If you are into paying way too much for someone else's discarded old junk...this place would be perfect for you. Service was nonexistent...but that was ok with me. I hate when salespeople bug me anyways.

Very friendly and beautiful product. The kind man fixed my Seiko clock They also have delicious…read morefudge for your and my sweet tooth.

There's no lack of antique stores in the greater Wilson area of North Carolina, but Jean's Antiques…read morestands out as one of the best. Their collection of empire and early victorian furniture is simply without peer. And that's a tall compliment given some of the nearby competition. Prices are not the cheapest, but their selection often means that you're picking between a few strong pieces, and that's a bit of a rarity when you're looking for this sort of furniture. The people there are friendly and willing to negotiate, and I've been delighted with the four or five pieces I've picked up there over the past few years.

I found the perfect sofa in an online listing to match a chair that I already had, but was…read moreapprehensive about buying it sight-unseen (I live 10 hours away in NJ). I emailed with Janine several times and she assured me that if I saw it and it wasn't as described in the online posting, she would refund my money. They held the item for a few weeks until I could drive down to pick it up. When I arrived to pick up the sofa, it was absolutely stunning. Exactly as described and as represented in the photographs. The shop owners and workers were so friendly and I felt like I was a family member instead of a customer. They even loaded it into my truck for me, which was a nice surprise. The store is HUGE so there is a monstrous selection. The quality of their items is fantastic, and their prices are fair. I've seen similar items in stores in NJ and NY for double or triple the price. It was a fantastic experience, and I would absolutely buy from them again, even without seeing the item in person!

Treasury Antique is a charming little spot filled with character and hidden gems. It is the kind of…read moreplace that invites you to slow down and explore every corner. The selection is always changing so there is something new to discover each time you stop by. I have come across pieces that instantly felt like they belonged with me and I could not leave without them. The older couple who runs the shop is warm and welcoming which adds to the cozy atmosphere. This shop is truly a treasure trove for anyone who loves antiques and vintage finds.

This is one of the best antique stores I've come across. I do a lot of antiquing up in Virginia and…read moream always stopping in when I find a store and I've got to say this is one of the best I've come across. This store has amazing variety. There is something for everyone. They don't pigeon hole themselves into any certain areas so you are finding great things all over the store. I've been in stores that are three or four times the size that don't have as much quality items. I would argue per square foot this is one of my favorite finds on the east coast.

they have really cool stuff, a lot to choose from a great selection. But the man at the front desk…read moreis not friendly. He seems like he doesn't want to be there and he was quite rude honestly. would have been five stars because of the selection is so great but that man has been unnecessarily rude on multiple occasions.

Midsized store with more vintage than antiques. Little furniture but lots of overpriced nick…read morenacks. Will offer a 10 percent discount on anything if you ask. Do have half the store at 40 percent off price. Guess they figured out it is overpriced but still want you to see the value your getting from them. Feel like this place is ebay pricing on the high end. I have bought a number of things here. So I guess I collect junk.

The Twisted Willow was a fun find when I was exploring Downtown Smithfield. It is located in the…read morebuilding that was once home to the Gabriel Johnson Hotel. The 120-year-old building had been condemned at one point, but was renovated in 2021. The building has 20-foot ceilings and exposed brick. The boutique is large at 3,500 sq feet. It sells antiques, furniture, books, coins, comic books, home accents such as lamps and decor, specialized foods, soaps, jewelry, pillows, dish towels, candles, and topiary. I'm sure I missed items. I overheard a couple mentioning that they have church pews from time to time. I left with vintage postcards and a mini metal bicycle with a chain and kickstand. It was so unique I decided to grab it while it was there. If you are in Downtown Smithfield, make sure to stop in Twisted Willow for quality service and some unique finds.

Amazing, unique shop with lots of great gifts, home decor, and more. And the owners are so sweet…read moretoo! I highly recommend you go check it out!

Hi. I live in Austin Texas and I come here twice a year to visit my mom and shop at Dwayne's…read more Today I went to the snack area and the red haired young lady at the counter was really rude to us. I did not feel at all like she wanted to welcome us. She did not enjoy anything about her job. I ordered two chocolate shakes and an orange aid. The lady asked me if I wanted pineapple or cherries or anything and when I looked at her and said no, I'd like the shakes plain please she snapped at me. I'm talking about the orange aid. I told her I'm not from here. I did not know that you guys added anything to it and I'm sorry. I just want a plain one. We went outside to the patio when our order was done, and I realized I did not have a straw for my orange aid. So my daughter went in to grab another straw and again the young redheaded lady told her I already gave you straws. My daughter said you gave us straws for the shake, but not for the orange drink. The redheaded lady orange told my daughter, You mean, orange aid. No, I wasn't born yesterday and I come here twice a year and I drop a lot of money at your store. I know that it seems like it'd be a desirable place for young people to work because you get a discount and it's a pretty cool place to work at I think that this girl might need some more training or maybe another girl who really wants to work at that store should take her place.

I saw a sign on the highway for DeWayne's on my way to Benson, so I decided to make a stop when I…read moregot to Smithfield. It is located near the Outlet Mall but far enough away (half a mile) from the traffic from there. The shopping center is technically located in Selma, NC. The parking lot is large, but you might still have trouble finding a parking place as it is a busy store. DeWayne's is not an outlet store but a high-quality, family-owned store with name brands. You will find clothing, Pandora, Kendra Scott, Hey Dude, Vineyard Vines, Simply Southern, Tommy Bahama, Julie Vos, Birkenstock, and Yeti coolers, as well as shoes and accessories. I am sure I missed a lot. I wouldn't normally go two days in a row, but after I posted my photos, I saw other photos of the upstairs. So I had to see what I missed, and I decided to go looking for an item. Upstairs was the Attic, where items are discounted 50% and 70% on Wednesdays, I was informed by an employee. Christmas Land is the largest Christmas store in North Carolina, with eleven decorated rooms. The Garden Center with indoor and outdoor plants was another popular area. They had bird seed, different types of soil, and containers. The Sweet Shop had a variety of fudge and Hershey's ice cream. There were other specialty foods throughout the store and closer to the cash registers. Everyone here was friendly, and I was even recognized on my second visit. When I entered for the first time, the employee could tell I was a little overwhelmed and helped me learn the layout of the store. If the outlet mall isn't for you, make sure you stop at DeWayne's for a much better experience. On my first visit, I left with Suzy Zoo items, fudge and chocolates. While I didn't find what I was looking for on the second day, I found something in the Christmas Land that would work. The line to check out was much longer, so I kept finding more items while waiting to pay. It was a good thing I didn't get a cart. They do have a rewards club, which I should have joined, as I am looking forward to returning.

FANTASTIC Shopping Experience. I am a Thrift Store enthusiast !! This shopping experience was…read moreextremely satisfying, a definite "comeback", and wonderfully kind, friendly, efficient and real. Inventory was great and well sorted. Any questions were answered right away.