Love this hidden gem in Fayetteville. Who knew that you could get such stylish wares in the middle…read moreof West Virginia? I stopped by here randomly on a rainy Sunday - drawn in by their adorable window display. (Shopping is perfect for when you can no longer enjoy the outdoor activities of the park!). I found a bunch of cute second-hand dresses around $15-30. Some from modern brands like Madewell and Free People, as well as some unique pieces from a couple decades past. Love the vintage picks! Great curation. They also sell jewelry and knick knacks from local artisans, which I appreciate. The shop manager was really warm and friendly, providing some styling tips. They also went out of their way to help me get some frocks on display. Fun shop! I'll be back.

Amazing shop! A must go to in Fayetteville. Everything from vintage womens clothes to more modern…read morepieces with jewelry, and local artist throughout. Awesome prices too! Owner was super friendly and helpful. Make sure to check it out.

Everything is great. Prices and service. Give it a try!! You won't be sorry. Everything…read morefrom furniture to all accessories for your home and then just pick some fancy duds to wear. Winter or summer... they have it all.

Excellent place with excellent prices on name brand quality clothes and shoes and even furniture!…read moreThey also sell new furniture as well as pre-owned..the owner is very friendly and helpful..shop here as often as I can.

my favorite place to look for gifts and house stuff. they always have new stuff coming in and out…read moreso you can go literally everyday and find something new. staff is super friendly and i love talking to them!!

I can't say enough how great this store is. They have some beautiful antiques, but if you love…read morethose days of hanging out in the arcade with your friends you have to check out their game room. The staff is so helpful, too.

Very nice local goodwill even better than Beckley. Great household deals as well. I love coming…read morehere but sometimes they are very slow which takes awhile to ck out.

I went there yesterday sunday the 19th the lady was real rude they had the same thing priced 3…read moredifferent prices when I asked her why said it was none of my business on top of it I was going to buy two little teeny tiny my little pony action figures that was no bigger than my thumb she wanted a 1.99......

Insanely overpriced. (I'm talking $15 for a mug, $30 for a pottery bowl, $80 for a painting, ect)…read more More expensive than antique stores. Some Clothes are priced fairly but none of the housewares are.

The limited hours are a bummer, but this is a really good thrift for household items etc- not sure…read moreabout the clothing selection, I've never looked through it.

Cozy little store. The lady behind the counter was a gem. My big dumbass knocked over a shelf with…read morelittle porcelain dogs and broke a couple. She refused to let me pay for them. If the entrance of the store isn't enough to lure you inside the personality of the owner will be. Can't wait to visit again the next time I'm in Fayetteville. I'll be a little more careful this time I promise.

The Hobbit Hole is more than a store, it is an experience! You never know what you mind find…read moreinside. Talking with Jen, the owner, is like chatting with an old friend. I purchased an extremely unique Japanese wedding vase for my mother and she loved it. "Watch for deer." :-)

I visited the store while I was visiting my daughter in West Virginia. It was such a cute little…read moreboutique, out in the middle of nowhere and they sold women's clothing, purses, fiesta-wear, stickers, candles, and jewelry. I also learned that they teach stained glass class on the premises, which is actually very unique! The owners husband was the one teaching the class and he was also very nice and helpful in pointing out products. I found so many interesting things that I hadn't seen and I had a field day! I started following them on Facebook and ended up ordering a shirt from their site for my fiancé for his birthday. If you're anywhere near the area, stop by and check it out! I didn't think to take pics of the store itself but I did take pics along my drive there.

Lies, I tried to give stuff that could be sold. Was it 100% perfect condition, no but it could…read morestill be sold. They would not take it and I was told that is has to be in 100% perfect condition and ready to be sold. You want people to donate stuff and then make sure it is pristine to be stuck right on the shelf. If that is there expectation, then they are not really selling for charity purposes but to make a profit because anyone that really needs help would not really care if it was 100% or not as long as it met their needs. IMO, they can take the time to make it look the way they want. All they want to do is just collect money. The IRS really needs to evaluate all of the YMCA thift stores because I firmly believe they are not operating as a 501c3 but are really a for profit organization. Have you seen their prices? Somethings are higher than what you would pay at stores. They are not trying to sell to those in need but to those that can afford their prices. A true charity would price the stuff to move and would not care if items that were sold were bought to be resold. I am not the one that buys to resell but the one that gives stuff to these stores to be sold but no more. I will give it to a nonprofit that actually cares.

service they are completely uneducated in anything they are selling ,additionally extremely over…read morepriced for everything. it's trash, blood stained ,pissed stained, ripped and they fail to to uphold the sanitation laws and VDH for their food pantry. they have numerous dead carcasses around the food for kids witch is called meals on main ,as well for adults your killing your own community and poisoning them. I hope this ymca gets shut down. All you have to do is walk in. And self explanatory. And you can see what's been cleared or cleaned VS not been cleaned or cleared. Use common sense people!