Frugal Backpacker (noticed great reviews on Yelp), Any Lab Test Now (you can also walk in and get a…read moreB12 shot), UPS store (not a fan - bring your own tape or they charge you a lot - I just saved you waiting in line for 10 min. only to find that out.), Plato's Closet (clothing thrift store), Jason's Cafe (noticed great reviews on Yelp!), TCBY, & Earth Fare among other stores in that shopping center. This Earth Fare (one of 2 locations in Asheville) is always super crowded, very chaotic & doesn't seem clean compared to the other Earth Fare South Asheville in case you like Earth Fare's in general.

A must-see blend of history, style, and soul. This stunning 1929 Neo-Gothic landmark wraps up…read moreboutique shopping, local art, and delicious eats under one gorgeous glass-topped corridor. Wandering through the halls feels like a stroll through Asheville's heart. From unique gifts and artisan jewelry to cozy bites and killer coffee, it's the perfect place to discover something special and soak up the city's charm all in one place. The architecture alone is worth the visit

This shopping arcade located within downtown Asheville, NC is a must see for its historical…read moresignificance. Retail is located on the first floor while professional offices dot the upper floors. Mostly gift/souvenir shops with a spot of southern fashion clothing/attire

Incredible company with great product . The hammocks are the best in the industry and very durable…read moreand pack able. ENO stands by their product and customer service team rocks! Grab their product at most outdoor stores and online. You won't be sorry !

I own a ENO Jungle Nest, suspension straps and Flysheet, this set of products is wonderful, robust,…read morelight and a synch to set up relative to a simple tent. I recently broke the spacer bar (inserted in pocket on bug net) this was owner error not a defect. I contacted ENO to seek a replacement or an outlet where I could purchase. ENO staff were extremely responsive, asked for photo of damage and immediately mailed me a replacement. Tremendous service supporting a great product, 10/10!

Adorable boutique and the lady who helped us today was amazing! Such cute clothes, belts and gifts.read more

So I'm reviewing a woman's boutique???????????? Hmmm, something is wrong here? Actually, I have a…read morefriend that lives in town and told me about the place...and the prices. My girlfriend saw something in the window and wanted to check it out, so we did. Styles and clothing was nice...very nice. She tried on jeans and a t-shirt both for which looked like they were made for her. The owner wasn't there but the person minding the store was very helpful....providing a ton of suggestions and comments about fit and sizes and alternatives within the store...which is tiny by the way. In the end, she bought a t-shirt and jeans and was very happy with her purchase which came to around a little less than $130....which for 2 items is a bit much, but considering how they looked on her...well worth it.

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

Hands down, this was a complete experience and a must see when visiting Asheville. It is a relic…read morefrom the old days when general stores literally were just that and generally had everything. The place is massive and is located in the major retail and dining section, so park where you can. I went in there specifically for some snacks, but walked out with clothes, food, syrup, honey, and much more. They have multiple registers so it was a fast check out despite this place always appearing to be crowed. Also, they have a basement that looks more like a legit retail/clothing store than a general store and they also had a bunch of antiques around too. I was in awe of the old school cash register. Again, this is a must see and is great for the kids because of the authentic and homemade sweets and treats.

I love a general store, and Mast General Store is a good one. They've amassed so many goods -- and…read moreit's on two levels. There's clothing, decorations, foodstuffs, barrels of candy, toys, souvenirs... I spent so much time on the first floor I didn't even go down to the lower level so I have no idea what's even down there. I even bought some clothes -- what I will now refer to as my Pioneer Woman outfit -- totally not my style but so soft and comfortable. Bring the whole family -- the kids will enjoy the large toy and candy section -- and I didn't even look at the large Mast-branded jams, jellies and jarred food section because I wouldn't be able to fit them in my suitcase. Definitely make this a stop on your AVL trip.

My daughter and I went in to just look around and see what was new. She had been looking for quite…read moreawhile to find a dress for a wedding. After being disappointed in what she brought to the dressing room. Heather, offered to find things for her. Every dress was a knockout. She listened and brought back exactly where needed. My daughter ended up with two dresses and thrilled. Everyone there was kind and so helpful.

Just like any anthro, it's super cute and very clean. No complaints and they greeted you very well…read moreand kindly.

Love this store. It used to be near earthfare but they have since moved locations. And snazzed it…read moreup. This location is a bit touristy for me but the store is a s clean, organized and friendly as always. They have taken the hardcore outdoor gear supplies down a knotch or two to make space for the things downtown visitors would live (in my opinion) as they have many more candles and stickers. They still have a decent shoe collection, quality clothing and some nice basic camping and glamping supplies. They also carry jewelry and other Knick knacks. People working are always super friendly.

I was looking for some water shoes so I could go chasing some waterfalls while I was in the…read moreAsheville area and came across this store while walking down the street. I thought I would see if they had any deals and the helpful lady pointed me toward some Keen shoes that were 40% off! I got the last pair and saved $40 so I cannot complain. The store had a lot of merchandise for your outdoor needs and the team working there was friendly and helpful. I am a fan.

Ok first pros: Really easy parking, very cheap pricing (per…read morepound) clothes were like 1.67 a lb and books for .87 cents maybe a lb and electronics even cheaper You can find gems if you have the time and dedication to picking through all the stuff- I legitimately didn't realize a pair of pants I had were an expensive brand until I got home so you can find good quality there and cool older books too which was fun. Cons: you are digging though everything which takes time but also you are digging through everything including (for some reason) underwear including used ones which I don't understand why they even keep those in there as well as things that are obviously damaged or needing repair. So maybe bring gloves if you are grossed out by that. Also I'm not handy so damaged material and clothes are useless to me. Great for fabrics though. Other con it's mostly clothes, some blankets, some books, and a lot of damaged older electronics Personally I'd only come here if I was looking for clothing because that's a majority of what it was BUT got a great deal on all I got and left only spending about $12 My sister had about 13lbs of books and clothes and spent around $23

Do not support Goodwill and their poor customer service/appreciation. And do not drop off items in…read morethe least before 10am or they will call the police and charge you with illegal dumping. No good will at Goodwill. I repeat Do Not Support this for profit company. There are many more thrift stores that will appreciate you and your business.

I'm super into this store. Great selection, nice employees, and discount days for seniors.read more

Amazing thrift store with unbelievable prices! All clothes (including jackets and shoes) are $3…read moreexcept for special occasion wear - and I got a satin cocktail dress, NWT, for $7! I also got a bomb retro hair dryer for $3.50 and was sorely tempted by some bedframes (all less than $40). Quality of everything is clean and in good condition, the store is very well kept, smells fresh and everyone is so nice! Sadly I live 4 hours away or I would be at this store twice a week.