This place is huge! We spent a few hours here just browsing one weekday. I like to think of antique…read moremalls as museums of Americana. They have so many booths in here- a lot of antiques but also a bunch with crafts- almost like an in-person etsy. I did notice they seemed to be lacking furniture, and really heavy on the Knick knacks, but I suppose that can vary at any given time. We ended up leaving empty handed because sometimes the more Knick knacks you see the less you want. And the more you want to go home and declutter your entire house.... Still, a fun few hours.

It's an antique mall. Decent prices, lots of stuff. Check out ladies so nice she told me which…read morefreeze dried candy to get and yes it was fire. I don't know what else to say it's an antique mall it's exactly how you would expect it to be. Enjoy my cacophony of photos, hope this helps your decision to pop in (you should)

Employees are very friendly. There is a wide variety of items from clothes, shoes, furniture,…read moreelectronics, party supplies...the list is goes on. You can get new and used items at unbelievable prices. You can contact the owner and they'll be on the look out for special request. Nicely located and easy to get in and out of traffic. I love it.

Just as well that I settled and bought something at the nearby SPCA thrift store because I figured…read moreI would at least check here to see if they had what I needed and they did not. If you're here and striking out, the Second Chances place is only a mile or two to the east, https://www.yelp.com/biz/second-chances-thrift-store-kinston?hrid=izYwRzg9Ba-e0uKF1sUZaQ This Goodwill is chock full of clothing, organized by department and by color and to a certain extent by style. They have a bunch of housewares and if you're looking for lamps or small electronics, you may be in luck. They have a decent amount of men's wear but strangely I did not spot a single tie. That was what I needed today and did not find here. Clean shop, tidy and full. They also accept donations. [Review 15484 overall, 988 of 2021, number 3027 in North Carolina.]

On a trip to the outer banks, I managed to convince my spouse to let me at least get a hint of a…read more"fix" at a thrift store. I collect random Vintage American Pottery so was delight to find a nice RRPC mid-century crock for a MINIMAL investment..$2.00 I think. The store is well lit, clean and fresh smelling. As is typical of most thrifts, there were some "treasures" that I easily walked past. The cashiers were personable and fun.There is ample free parking. So if you're ever in Kinston, stop in and perhaps YOU'LL find a neat vintage crock, too.

Went looking for furniture for our new apartment and left with an entire living room! Suzanne was…read moreso helpful and gave us a great deal. I will definitely be back again!

From the owner: ConsignedDesigns. ..and More is a 10,000 sq. ft. showroom featuring new and used furniture and…read moreother home decor items. Located in the heart of Kinston ' s revitalized downtown district, consignedDesigns can be found inside H. Stadiems. Multiple vendors rent and decorate their individual booths with a variety of home furnishings, making for a fun and unique shopping experience. ConsignedDesigns' interior designers also paint furniture.

my absolute fav thrift store in jville. love the staff! love their cause! I always find the cutest…read morestuff!

I love this thrift store!!!…read more However, the last time I went a male volunteer (tall, white, dressed in dark clothing, tons of rings) asked for my number as I walked out (I had my daughter with me). That's never happened before at that location and it was EXTREMELY off putting. Haven't been since. Volunteers: please don't hit on any of the patrons of that establishment.... This thrift store is literally ran by the Onslow Victim's Center. Practice discernment and have discipline.