this store is just garbage, worst franchise ever. I will drive an over an hour in another direction…read moreto get to a best managed store.

It's very concerning that the majority of the staff here do not wear masks. Isn't that a state…read morepolicy? For the safety of their customers, the owners need to require that staff wear masks. Also, only about half of the customers in the store had on masks. It's a place with tight aisles and other customers can get very close to you. I did not feel safe here and will not go back until the pandemic is over.

Never order anything from Old Navy. I have been trying to find a way to return things for over a…read moreweek. I received a code to take to the store. Got to the store in Greenville and they told me they couldn't take it in the store and advised me to take it to Staples, which I thought was weird, but okay. I took the items to Staples where they were rude and said that they had no idea what I was talking about. Called service, they said I could return it via UPS ansd they would send me the code/mailing label. Never got it. I have called cuistomer service two more times and have yet to receive any code except the one that doesn't work in the store or at Staples. Geez Very unsatisfied.

This is a lovely Old Navy, very large store, much bigger than what I'm used to at the Raleigh…read morelocation behind triangle town Center. Most of the store was very organized, there were a number of items on clearance and on sale, but those racks were somewhat messy and it was a little bit hard to distinguish what was on sale or what was not. We were able to score two very discounted winter jackets which was fantastic because we needed them. The young woman who rang us up was wonderful, very friendly and very professional. It's nice that despite the pandemic Old Navy is allowing people to try on clothes, it's been very difficult to shop for clothing at target as they are not allowing you to try on clothing or shoes.

If this place was in Los Angeles......the wait time would be 9 hours (seriously). I worked a TV…read moreshow out in Greenville and brought in several Los Angeles crew members. The LA crew can be a little picky, as LA has a ton of options to offer, etc....every single person who visited Coastal Fog was in awe. Great place to shop for gifts. You can snag a cute wicket basket from the thrift store and fill it with cute goodies from Coastal Fog

The place is GORGEOUS! Really beautifully decorated for Christmas too. But I recommend skipping the…read morefood and just enjoying the shopping. Great to grab a coffee with a friend and use it as a work/study space. But we ended up paying $4 for a cup of tap water... The food is bland. Anything there I promise you can make at home and it'll be better. But the customer service is great and everyone was really friendly and helpful for our first time.

Good service, value and selection. Area is neat and clean and for a great cause. Check it out…read moreeveryone!

So I am "that person" who absolutely LOVES a great find, and is willing to dedicate a little…read moredigging around time to find the best "treasures" amongst the so-so options within a store. The hunt is almost as fun as finding the actual "treasure" sometimes...but then again this kind of shopping isn't for the faint at heart :) I found some GREAT baby clothes deals (each item only ONE dollar a piece...oh yeah!!! Well, unless it's otherwise marked..two piece items are typically priced separately...but the majority are not sets). I found a great sweater for myself for only two bucks, and that beats the 2 for $2 at your local McDonald's by a long shot...sorry I just had to go there! They have got a lot of name brands at pretty reasonable prices for the most part (especially their half off deals)! However, their prices on used shoes may need to be rethought a little. There was a large selection, which is great...but the most likely reason there is such a large selection, is because their prices are just way too high on the actual shoes themselves. Found a cute pair of kids boots...but 8 dollars for used boots?! I don't think so! There were several pairs of running shoes I liked as well, but when I knew I could get kids shoes for 3 dollars a piece (for the most part) at Goodwill, I just couldn't bring myself to spend that much more here on a pair of used shoes...once they bring those prices down on the shoes (and jackets as well) they will be selling them like hot cakes and won't have such a build up of those items taking up so much space! Sheesh! The workers were polite and nice, and the store was well maintained. They seem to work hard at keeping order as best they can with this much stuff in one place! My daughter and I really enjoyed our shopping experience, and I even left with a quality Learning Spanish set for my kids to use at home for only two dollars...Nice! I left with a smile on my face, and so did my incredible daughter :)