This place is huge! But much of it is in a warehouse with only fans to cool. Lots of furniture…read moreand prices weren't bad. Just a lot to look at.

A surprising shop off the main highway (as the snowbird drives) on the way through Georgia to…read moreFlorida. Well set up and easy to shop. The way they have things displayed makes picturing the quirky pieces in your own home easy. Huge space. Plenty of variety and price points. Big downside is the assault to the nose as you walk in. A sweet porporri or room scent product is overwhelming. Takes away from the rest of the store. Once you get towards the back of the store the smell isn't so prevalent.

The store is absolutely filthy and disgusting. There was stuff everywhere and when you tried to…read morewalk by the carpets it was a major tripping hazard as there were rolls of carpet everywhere. The bathroom was also so filthy and needed a professional deep clean. The tall gentleman I belive his name was trip was too busy checking out my sister which was so unprofessional . He really needs to focus on doing his job and keeping his tongue in his mouth and not gaucking at women that walk in. No wonder why Noone wants to go there because the store is filthy and that guy creeps women out.

Is leave zero if I could because this manager Tripp or whatever his name is (tall, slender, light…read moreskinned fellow) likes to bless his employees out for doing their jobs and embarrass them to the point of crying in store. It happened in front of me and I saw another post on Facebook from a lady down my street that experienced the same behavior as well today. No only is it super unprofessional but it makes for an extremely uncomfortable shopping experience/or loss of customers. Also reported as being extremely rude by several customers in several situations.

A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE!…read more My husband and I both did a double-take" when we saw this store. It was definitely a step back in time as we saw an original Radio Flyer wagon, pedal car and Schwinn bikes. As a child this was the store to visit for toys, lawn equipment, tools and more. It is still the same store except this one is connected to a furniture store next door. I was always puzzled by this store because they seemed to carry everything but auto supplies. At least that was my perception as a child. This is the typical "small town one stop" store that carries so much more than you would ever expect. According to the employee the current owner's father opened this store in the early 1960's and I doubt that much has changed in terms of the inventory and set up. Personally, I think it needs a woman's touch but that's just me! It is still a cool old school store!