This is the relatively new Cherokee County recycling center. People can bring items here that…read morearen't accepted at remote collection sites located throughout the county. Old tires snd motor oil can be recycled here. Designated recycling bins are available for the public's use. Please notice the old prison bars in my pics. This was originally the old chain gang camp building.

This isn't your grandmother's local Goodwill store. It's like Barnes & Noble and Goodwill had a…read morekid! I love the staff. One girl commented about my Vans shoes, and the other commented on the Deep Purple shirt I was wearing. As far as their coffee, I've only had an espresso that woke me up like no tomorrow. But I'm so sold on the idea of a cafe slash thrift store. All they need is Wi-Fi (if they ever get it soon). Great selection of items (like you usually see in Goodwill). I have yet to walk out with some music CDs and videogames, though. Softcover books are 75 cents, and hardcover books are a dollar and fifty cents. Pretty fair in my opinion. :) Of all the thrift stores around in Spartanburg, you should definitely check this one out first!

I'm never one to put down a thrift store, but I will NEVER step foot in here again…read more This used to be brown roof thrift store until they were recently bought/rebranded with classy upscale resale. My sister and I stopped by this past Saturday and found some really nice stuff in the window display. Specifically a little Prada bag and a little coach wallet. I stepped inside and asked if we were allowed to purchase, which I was told the manager said they could not sell those items until Monday. Keep in mind, they are on display and they are all priced, but whatever. Then proceeded to go this morning, approximately 20 minutes after they open. Checking the window display and seeing the bag is NO LONGER THERE. I ask if I can purchase the items on display, when I am told that I cannot. That the woman that runs the window display (not the manager now!) will not be selling them until later this week, and she would be there tomorrow and I could come back if I wanted. I proceeded to remind her that she was the same girl I talked to on Saturday and that she told me I could come back to purchase them on Monday. I knew they had to be full of shit because anyone that has ever worked at thrift store knows that they want to rummage through everything before they sell it to the public, and I knew that's exactly what was happening. I then proceeded to get my mom to call and they tell her that we can purchase the clothing items, but not any products in the window display. At that point, it is not worth going back because it is now under poor management and people who can't be honest with you about the shit that they are selling. Do not display and price items and then try to say they aren't for sale!!! Then when I come back they're mysteriously gone??? ZERO STARS.

This is a good idea in a horrible location. There's a blind spot on the left and right sides as you…read moreexit. As shown in my pictures there are different bins to place recyclables. Unfortunately, there's a lot of broken glass and shards of glass that could go through a person's shoes. On my visit today I did a video of an unknown person going through the bins. Things are rough and times are hard for a lot of folks around here. I don't know anyone who has an issue with recycling! This is just a terrible location and an accident waiting to happen.

Excellent laundry service! My clothes came back clean, fresh, and neatly folded. The service was…read morefast, professional, and very convenient. I really appreciate the attention to detail and great customer service. I highly recommend them.

Brian and his mom is wonderful. Always clean. Love the drop off service. I always come here.read more

New, expanded location at 315 E Virginia Ave. See Facebook page for updated hours. Great thrift…read morestore has clothing, toys, home goods, media, and more. Crisis services and food bank available to Bessemer City residents.

This probably isn't the most pleasant place in world to work, but it's essential one. I had to take…read moremy personal trash here today because I missed our residential pickup. This place is smelly, and understandably trashy. All persons ( commercial or residential ) making deliveries here must drive over a large set of scales to get pre- weighed and speak to the lady in charge. She was extremely nice and helpful considering her working conditions like smelling trash all day and sometimes dealing with not very nice people. Everything went smoothly as I expected and the lady in charge made my transaction a fast one. Thank You for the help Nice Lady!

Jacob's Pantry is an effective help feed the hungry ministry. It's sponsored by Center Cross Church…read moreand is positioned near the road for people to donate what mostly seemed like canned goods. A person makes a food donation and places it inside the box. Anyone in need is welcome to take food. This is obviously a wise church ministry. It's difficult for a hungry person to be receptive of a spiritual message if their empty stomach is growling louder than the message from the messenger. There's a reason why Jesus commanded us to feed the hungry! I love the idea of Jacob's Pantry and I will start today putting canned food in this donation box whenever I'm in the area which is often!

I used the wash-and-fold service. Overall, it was a very clean atmosphere. The attendant followed…read moremy requests for free and clear detergent and cold wash(I assume). There was a quick turnaround. The staff was pleasant and polite. My clothes were neatly folded inside a bag! What else would you want from this type of service?! I'd rate it 8/8; it was great!

I normally don't leave reviews like this, but tonight was disappointing…read more We used to come to Rocket Laundry years ago when we didn't have a washer/dryer, so we returned tonight because our washing machine is currently broken. We understand businesses have closing procedures and cutoff times. That wasn't the issue. Our clothes were already in the dryers and already finished drying around 9:12 PM. I walked to the door simply to retrieve them -- not stay inside folding clothes or holding up closing. The employee locked the door and refused to let us quickly grab our things, telling us we'd have to return in the morning. I explained that I have an autistic daughter and needed her clothes tonight, but there was still no flexibility or compassion shown. Policies matter, but customer service and basic humanity matter too. Especially in a neighborhood where many families already deal with enough stress and rely on laundromats out of necessity, not convenience. We'll know the rules going forward, but this interaction left a really bad impression.