Goodwill is genuinely elite. I've made what feels like 50 donation runs while moving, and somehow…read moreevery trip ends with me discovering I apparently owned 30 pairs of shoes and enough turtlenecks to survive as a 1970s French philosopher for the next decade (oui oui) The staff outside are absolute legends too. Super kind, they come right to the car, help unload everything, and never once looked concerned by the mountain of unnecessary purchases I was donating. Feels good knowing all this stuff won't go to waste instead of haunting me in storage bins forever. More Therapy is probably my next stop because clearly I have a very specific talent for buying things I do not need.

Quality/Quantity - My daughter wanted to see what a Goodwill outlet store looked like…read more See pictures. Books sold as each. Furniture priced as marked. And clothing, including shoes, were sold by the pound. Interesting experience. I actually feel that many of these customers plan to resell what they were buying here. Good for creating commerce and entrepreneurism. 3 registers, but only one was open. Huge line by the backroom "doors," I think everyone is waiting for the next "shipment" to get first dibs on the products. Good to know that most, if not all, our donations are used. Atmosphere - Huge facility, both indoors and their parking lot. See pictures. Service - Self service. Price - See pictures of menu. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success for the last 120+ years. We donate often.

This store is at the very end of 12South. It is one of the best souvenir stores in the street. They…read morehave all kinds products like magnets, stickers, cups, mugs, toys, postcards, soap bars, toys, games and of course apparels for everyone. The store is small, aisles are cramped. Have to watch when walking, easy to stumble on other people or stuff in the shelves. Prices of the good are slightly higher since its prime tourist area. We got a dino mask for $8 and a t-shirt for $30. The staff members are super nice. They engaged in a fun chit chat with our daughter, while checking us out quickly at the register. This is for sure one of the must visit store in 12South.

Cool local shop at 12 South. They have clothes, accessories, small stationary items etc. Some racks…read moreare on sale. Don't forget to take a look. Price is on a higher end as a local shop but the materials are nice. The staff are nice and helpful. Great place for visitors to check out souvenirs.

Love shopping at Draper James at their 12 South or airport locations. I have bought 2 beautiful…read moredresses recently. The quality is great. I love being able to wear my dresses year to year instead of fast fashion. It is an upscale boutique so expect dresses to be expensive.

Such a cute store! Love the customer service here as they helped me find my size and even pulled…read moreout a few other cute items to try on. Pretty busy on a Saturday and can be challenging to find parking but once you're in, it's a pleasant experience. Wish my group was willing to stay longer because I definitely could have done more shopping here.

Time well spent. Totally worth the trip-…read moreDrove in from Birmingham just to hit all the UAL's ... this location did not disappoint & everybody working was friendly & helpful... Made shopping UAL more enjoyable!

Friendly and resourceful staff. Not the same as the West End Store, but this isn't West End. This…read moreis 12 th South and it is perfect Dedicated parking Up front

Beautiful jewelry! Awesome customer service. Fast shipping . A little pricy buuuut these pieces are…read morecustom made so each one will be different thank you for your art work!

Carla always treats me with respect even when the first time I entered I was on my bike which from…read morea sales/purchase power position may not look the most lucrative. Being born and raised in Nashville is rare enough so for Mitchell to bring the business here gives me even more pride to wear and use the five pieces of jewelry I have which also doesn't include the wallet. The quality hand crafted jewelry is made with superior quality, one of a kind, and timeless. Now that I am a returning customer, the treatment received is extraordinarily above and beyond with suitable recommendations, and honest feedback to me from Carla. She is the reason I come back. I'd love to meet the master behind the craftsmanship to see where and how everything is made!

I can remember when I first drove through the 12 South neighborhood when I moved to Nashville in…read more2008... my, oh my, how it has changed! For the lasses who love labels and covet designer denim, there was only Moda standing strong next to Frothy Monkey for quite some time but now this strip is lined with fashion forward options that include Leona, Judith Bright, White's Mercantile, The Label, and much more - with Emerson Grace being the newest kid on the block. Nestled in the shopping center as Jeni's Ice Creams, Cadeau, and Josephine, this fashion boutique caters to both Men + Women who seek designer duds and accessories. I could sense immediately that the sister store is based out of Los Angeles due to the hint of West Coast vibe and contemporary brands such as Current Elliott, Rag & Bone, A.L.C. Kelly Wearstler, Sanctuary, and more. I also admire that they also support local when I was greeted by a table of handbags made by local maker as soon as I walked in. They also recently hosted a trunk show for Nashville designers Jamie and the Jones too. While prices aren't for the budget-y babes, you can still scour a sale rack (in the back) for some deeply discounted pieces. When I was in last weekend, this single rack had pieces marked 60% off the original price. I was able to also score a fabulous Kelly Wearstler ring for only $45 when the sales associate assisted me at the jewelry cases. I had already decided to purchase a fun little necklace for $50 and then she showed me a tray full of their sale jewelry too. I couldn't say no! Service was solid and the staff were friendly. I was on a time crunch so I wasn't able to explore the Men's section but I bet that many fellas will be happy to know that the store was pretty evenly split with male and female merchandise. There were some great shoe options in the back along with some sleepwear and accessories throughout. I fancied a few of the scarves that were on display. I was most impressed with their extensive jewelry selection that encased the cashwrap area in the middle of the store. I'll definitely be back sooner than later!

I don't know who the woman was, but when I had a question about a necklace, she basically said,…read morewhile she passed by, that it was fake & cheap. I was astonished. Instead of saying something like "Isn't it cute? No, it's not real, but it doesn't tarnish". I decided right then that I wasn't going to give that store my money. Awful way to (not) sell your cheaply made, overpriced stuff. Music in the store was good, though.

When in Nashville, you must thrift. If you hate thirifting you may still like this little house…read morefull of vintage treasures. It is so interesting to go back in time and see that Nashville style play out in its old and grungy way in this cool store. They have everything from old dishes and trinkets, to that 1980's jean jacket your dad had. There are taxidermy animals, cowboy boots, army wear and vintage tee shirts. They also had some vintage looking printed tees that were made newly for the store that said Nashville in that weathered way that is trendy in this city. I just found this story so fun to walk through. I didn't buy anything but I will definitely be back the next time I am in town to see what treasures I can find. So cool. :)

I took a friend who was visiting from out of town to shop around 12 South and we stopped in here…read more There's no sign outside so I was under the impression that I was stepping into your typical thrift store that had moderate pricing as that's what it looked like from the outside. We poked around and then asked about the price of a shirt that didn't have a tag to which the woman behind the counter responded "seven fifty", to which I responded to my friend "oh nice! do it!" to which the old lady behind the counter responded "Did you think I meant seven dollars and fifty cents? Go to Walmart." I'm not hating on Walmart but who tf talks to a customer like that? Lol And yes, I did think she meant $7.50 because I was standing in a small, hot shack that smelled like moth balls and was packed to the brim with crusty, oversized graphic t-shirts and men's cargo pants that I could find in my brothers closet. Or probably at Walmart, honestly.

I feel as though this is a hit or miss thrift spot. I've found some *really cool* finds here…read more The racks are never organized, the staff hates that we are there, and the fitting room and bathrooms are closed half of the time. I go to this one if I am in the area, but this is not my first choice in Nashville. There is an outlet in the same parking lot - bring gloves and mental courage if you go over that way! The bins are wild!

Quality/Quantity - My daughter wanted to see what a Goodwill outlet store looked like, next door to…read morethis retail location. See pictures. Huge contrast in organization and system and price, see pictures and both Yelp reviews. Interesting experience, especially being able to compare both systems/businesses. This side was so much more organized and clean, including the bathrooms. Good to know that most, if not all, our donations get used. Atmosphere - Huge facility, both indoors and their parking lot. If you include both businesses for the facility, this might be the largest Goodwill store we have ever been to. Reuse is better than recycling! See pictures. Service - Self service. Price - Priced as marked, mostly inexpensive. Some things I felt were priced too high...? For example the chairs. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success for the last 120+ years. We donate often.

Bought a shirt.. good quality but at XXL the length is too short for anybody outside of maybe Danny…read moreDevito. If you are 6' or over it will be a half shirt.

For starters this store is amazingly well put together and beautiful. All of the accessories from…read morepants to belts to jewelry seemed curated with great attention to detail and high quality products. I think the price point is justified. My main criticism is that the main thing they sell is "vintage" style t shirts which seemed low effort for a store that is generally this high effort. I would like to see them put more effort into different shapes and styles. But a beautiful store nonetheless, definitely worth stopping by.

For 20 years, this was my go-to Walmart. I was a loyal customer. Not anymore. My lifelong boycott…read morebegins now. Looking for sales on Christmas decorations in late December after the holiday had passed, I found an excellent deal! There was this Santa's Bake Shop inflatable normally priced around $100, but it was about 75% off with "only 2 remaining" as the website touted. Stock was low so I had to act immediately! At roughly $25, this was a nice little bargain. And I could pick it up at the South Nashville location. So I bought it! Two days pass and the item should be ready in South Nashville. Instead, the South Nashville store cancels my order and claims that the item is sold out. What's the purpose of having a button you can press on a website to buy something that is low in stock only to have your order revoked? Is that how online shopping works with Walmart? But it gets worse! A day later, the item reappeared on the Walmart website ... fully in stock ... for $199.99! Say what?! Yup, Walmart is just that greedy. Why make $25 off a customer when you can make $200? And that BUY button on their website? It means absolutely nothing.

Stopped by the Walmart Supercenter. It was okay. Not the cleanest Walmart I've been in, but when I…read morehad a question the staff were helpful. I needed a charger for my phone and different people actually walked me to where I needed to go. I spoke to 4 employees and all were kind. The service was great all the way around, especially for a busy store. Solid Walmart experience.