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.

Worst goodwill I have ever been to. I had things in my cart and my cart was stolen. I told…read moremanagement and they said they would check the cameras and never did. I highly recommend you avoid this goodwill at all costs! By far the worst one I've ever been to.

So many kooky things. I got a bunch of items for my bridesmaids and they were a hit…read more If you're willing to look through their clothing, they also have many items with high natural fiber count. Will always look here for gifts or dopamine rush.

Lovely little shop on 12 South with great selection of trinkets. I enjoyed the mini print vending…read moremachine in front of the store and the wide array of Nashville souvenirs alongside the typical cute selection of trinkets, plushies, stationary, and blind boxes. The store staff were also helpful in aiding me get change for the vending machine and pointing out other locations on 12 South.

Draper James is a clothing line launched by actress Reese Witherspoon. It was founded in 2015. It's…read morea nod to Witherspoon's Southern upbringing, the line aims to acknowledge her southern roots and her personal style. The name is in honor of Reese's grandparents, Dorothea Draper and William James Witherspoon. On September 6, 2023, private investment firm Consortium Brand Partners acquired the lifestyle brand. The line features a wide range of clothing, accessories and home decor designed to "embrace the beauty and style and excitement that embodies what is happening in the South today, The prices are geared more toward high-end shoppers. But I just purchased a cute dress online at Costco for a very low price. It's very well made with button closure at the back of the neck, belted waistline and a lined skirt. It is a weight I'll enjoy for Fall and Winter. I like the elastic at the cuffs. I'm not fond of the elastic waistline. It's a little tight and constricting near my surgery scar but I'll live with it. Reese's products often feature slang common to the Southeast United States, such as a tote bags with the phrase "totes y'all" imprinted on the bag. Oh well I guess I'm a New Yorker with a New York attitude and a love for Southern Decor and style. I do throw in the slang now and then Y'all!

Amazing little boutique everyone was so helpful! Bought a little sweater and just love it. One of…read morethe sales girls seemed slightly snooty but the one who helped me was wonderful!

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

Neat, different, quality, and rugged class is my opinion of King Baby. The NASHVILLE Studio is…read morelocated in a spacious facility in the Gulch. It's easy to find with easy to access parking. When you walk in you realize this is not your mall jewelry store chain. Silver, gold, black and artistic uniqueness fills every display case. I purchased a beautiful bracelet and ring from King Baby and the quality is unequalled. I receive compliments continually on my items. The fun part is that each item is unique and not seen being wore by everyone else. The staff are delightful and helpful- they are not pushy. I recently purchased my wife a beautiful rose petal silver and black ring which is unlike anything she has in her wardrobe. Every time she wears it- she is complimented and asked where she got the ring. Fun place, beautiful artistry and neat people.

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!

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!

Woman at the jewelry counter completely ignored me when looking at a couple pieces I wanted to try…read moreand ask questions about. Very snobby and not welcoming at all. Jewelry was pretty but I'm sure they were over priced like the basic clothes they had. Maybe their money can buy them some manners.

Wow just wow and all of the negative reviews are from folks who likely claim to endorse…read moreauthenticity but can't handle it when it doesn't stroke their sensitive egos. The lady terrifies me in a way and that's why I love her.. and she can provide provenance or historical reference for each and every item in her store, just because it's vintage clothing doesn't mean it's not valuable and shouldn't be treasured.. as well as the store and its shooting it straight vibe.

This lady is racist. My family and I visibly don't look like we are from the U.S. she immediately…read moreas soon as we walked in no welcome no nothing started asking us if we were "implants" and asking about where we're from. I'm sorry do owners not welcome their customers in a warm manner these days? We felt uncomfortable and unwelcome so we left.

Lots of good finds! Def recommending checking it out I am…read morevisiting from it of town, taking home some good stuff

Hit or miss here…read more The staff can be friendly, or not. Depends on the day but for the most part, the staff during the weekdays have always been so kind. The racks aren't very organized and the kids section is a huge mess - but I find some really good vintage gems and newer name brand finds here! You just have to dig, and then dig some more. In the same parking lot are the outlet bins (bring gloves).

Blue jean baby.... One of my favorite things in Nashville was the obvious attempt to preserve the…read moreoriginal. The good ole fashion, made by hand, made in the USA way. I fell for this adorable, welcoming, simply, but carefully designed custom made denim shop. It was named after their grandparents and was housed in a converted gas station, in a very up and coming neighborhood called 12 South. It is owned by a husband and wife duo, with a passion for the back in the day way mixed with those unmistakable southern vibes. The patterns that hang above you as you take it all in against that pop of orange chandelier had this former designer gasping. The colors, textures and simplicity of the space I found just so, so lovely. Definitely worth a stop in regardless of your intentions. The ambiance alone is so hip! Unfortunately, I cannot speak about the jeans. I didn't purchase any as I'm trying not to stay this size for very much longer but mark my words, when I get back to my goal size, this is where I'm splurging! They look incredible! Excellent quality and carefully created to fit individual style and shape. Packaged beautifully and signed. They ship everywhere and you can purchase online as well! They have lovely hats, delicious smelling lotions, candles, scarfs, jewelry and such I splurged on instead. Prices aren't cheap, but it's the kind of stuff you wear often, even daily and it's made to last! Not a huge inventory, but some truly great pieces! They host musical bands outback and food truck festivities out front. It's definitely a groovy spot for sure! Carefully curated classics. "we wanted to make something that would last. we wanted to make things in the usa. we wanted to create a space to share. we wanted to build community."

Went in store today after being a fan of the brand for a long time. I was greeted when I walked in,…read morebut wasn't spoken to again as I was shopping. I was in for about 10-15 minutes. The store is beautiful, well maintained, and they have a great selection. However, the workers were not friendly nor helpful. I asked one gal a question and she was visibly annoyed that I asked for a price on something that didn't have a tag. She didn't even look at me and replied in the most monotone voice. There were 4 customers in the store and 3 employees, but all of the employees were just chit chatting behind the counter. Disappointing experience to be honest. Really hope they improve in the future.

Good spot to pick up last minute items. Just your typical Walmart Supercenter... that's all folks!read more

This Walmart is terrible. I feel unsafe in the parking lot. It is dirty and there is no close…read moreparking which would help me feel more safe. The store is chaos, u organized and dirty. There are always long lines at the check out. The employees are not nice or helpful. Today there were AT&T salespeople inside which added to the discomfort. I avoid this Walmart at all costs. Drive to Brentwood or Franklin if you must go to Walmart - WAY nicer experience. On top of everything, Walmart doesn't take Apple Pay which is not this locations fault. But Walmart is the only place I've been that doesn't take Apple Pay.