Estates Revisited is one of the first places I look when searching for furniture or home decor…read more Their prices are great, and they have a huge variety of items.

Love it here. They have a wonderful mix of vintage and antique. You must stop here. Big or…read moresmall. I'd get they've got it all.

This is the main vinyl shop in Lynchburg VA…read more One of my closest friends who worked in the music business and I stopped in to check it out while visiting the area. I picked up a copy of the soundtrack to the Graduate, which still had the original wrapper and sticker attached for $4.49. Not bad for $5 today. Being a college heavy area, there is something for everyone here. And on Friday nights they have a regular Salsa Dance Night. Check it out if you are in Central VA - pretty area outside, open space in side and good vibes from the staff. #RiverviewVinyl #TheGraduate #$5 #SalsaDanceClasses

We really like this vinyl shop. My only negative thing is twice we have stopped by shortly after…read moretheir posted opening hour only to find the store closed.

I have about 5 different brands of running shoes just sitting in my closet for various reasons…read more Here, Shelly measured the length and width of each foot individually, had me bend at the knee, and brought out several styles to try. We finally found a pair that I was confident fit perfectly! Also offer wide sizes which are generally hard to find at Dick's, Super Shoes, etc. which was a huge plus for me. My toes are very happy I tried this place out.

I would never inter Riverside runners agin in life. I took…read moreback a pair of work shoes to exchange them with the receipt, box and bag it came in plus spending the remainder of my gift card.The lady at the counter said no way you can exchange or get a gift card for them. I said no problem I will just get more socks and leave.While I'm searching for socks i over hear a conversation with the cash register lady and another customer The customer i will call Becky a nice individual said she's bringing back shoes she took off her feet in the store with no box or receipts or gift card and handed the lady her shoes. over the counter. The lady said no problem I can take care of you.Get whatever you wan. I will never ever go back in riverside runners again. No stars Shame on you cashier lady

The top of the $400 dresser I bought was covered with a runner and on top of the runner was a…read moreselection of several large lamps for sale and several Knick Knack/tchotchke items for sale. Although I looked over the dresser, opened the drawers, etc., I did not move all the lamps and many assorted knick knacks. I then paid for the dresser and made arrangements to pick it up the following day. When I returned to pick it up, there was a VERY LARGE split in the wood, ALL the way across the entire top of the dresser and way too wide to repair by any method. This major damage had been covered by the runner, the lamps and the knick knacks. So . . . Usually, normally, sellers will be transparent about damage, flaws, chips, cracks etc., and then it's up to the buyer to move forward with the purchase or not. Because the damage was so extensive, I did not think the dresser could be transported without breaking completely in two. Because the damage was hidden/concealed, I felt deceived. I pointed this out to the staff, who launched into their "no refunds" spiel before I could even finish my sentence. I was rather abruptly offered to the "opportunity" to leave the dresser (and my $400) behind if I no longer wanted it. Still, I extend Kudos to Twice Is Nice for serving seniors in need!! Thank you to the volunteers who offer their time. Thank you to the folks who donate. If an item is damaged, you don't have to attach flashing lights or a neon sign, but it's not "nice" to cover it up, then pile it high with multiple heavy items making the damage almost impossible to detect until too late to make an informed purchase decision.

Wonderful finds in excellent condition! I always spend too much, but come home with great things!…read more If you make it to Charlottesville, I highly recommend this place look out because Twice is Nice has two stores in the same general vicinity.

I dropped in to get my morning coffee and the staff were so nice…read more I was able to have my normal additives and they had all the sweeteners and marshmallow stuff in stock. Overall great job.

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Extremely negative experience. Thuan Nguyen repeatedly called my prescription medication "drugs"…read moreand accused me of doing things other than taking it as prescribed by my doctor. Megalomaniacal vibe and offensive, hurtful communication. Super rude and unprofessional. Could not do simple math yet incredible hubris in maintaining that his location was more important than others. I've rerouted all future orders to a different location and I'd highly suggest you do the same. Nguyen treats patients like garbage. Do not give them your business. Plenty of other pharmacies.

The location is convenient when visiting family. There were several clearance items. I was able to…read morepurchase gifts and get a lot of CVS Bucks back. The CVS machine that prints out coupons is useful. It is a shame that CVS is taking away the "people" out of transactions and is pushing self checkout.

I didn't think I could get so hyped up about a dress before but when a staff member here looks you…read morestraight in the eye and asks "Are you saying YES to to the dress?" and you scream a line of expletives with the word "Yes", then you know you are having a best dress shopping experience of your life. I wanted an affordable dress, but I still had some criteria for the dress to be unique and you know drop dead gorgeous. In my search for said dress, I've had some adventures. I ordered a $100 dress off Amazon, which had great reviews (even though people didn't use punctuation and basic grammar I still trusted them) and pics. As a result I ended up being stuck inside a giant tube of peach tulle (they said it was "champagne")and lace while trying it on like a raccoon stuck inside a trash can wondering which way was up (lesson of the day: step into the dress). Of course I had to show the dress off cause it was so heinous, and got the response that I looked like Donna Martin at prom on 90210. Not the look I was going for. I had heard about Church Street Bridal from three friends that had purchased their dresses there, so I figured it was worth it to trek the four hours from DC to Lynchburg, as a bonus I bookmarked all the breweries and cideries on the way so the day was not a total loss. We pulled up to the YWCA where the bridal shop is located in the basement, made sure to wash our hands since we were pounding hot Cheetos in the car and didn't want to leave orange fingerprints, and when we walked in we were greeted with a hug from the loveliest manager ever, asked some details about the plans for the big day, and then they lead you to a rack of your size. Just a note bridal sizing is four sizer larger than your regular size. The shop itself is newly remodeled and looks like the bridal boutique on TV shows. Large mirrors with pedestals, couches for people to sit on and wait, and dressing rooms. The dresses were all new, donation samples from wedding dress shops from all over, but there claim to fame is having Kleinfeld dresses and I saw and tried on a few at deeply discounted prices (we are talking about $2000 dresses in the $200-$300 range). I initially tried on five dresses. Some were cute, some were interesting nightgowns on me, but all needed some kind of work or modifications, so it was hard to picture how they would look after alterations. Understand that wedding dresses are designed for women that stand 5'10", and and I standing were with arm straps that reach my ears trying to picture the bodice not at my chin. So I walk out, ready to go, and find one dress hanging by itself on a rack of a larger size. Initially I wasn't too crazy about it, it was heavy in my arms but the fabric design was incredible. I tried it on, and as I was being corseted in by staff, my friend said my face lit up. That was the dress. While I was hesitant to leave the dressing room before, I pranced the he$& out of there and stood before on a pedestal before the mirrors and just twirled like I was Gone with the Wind fabulous. Then I tried on a few veils and I said Yes to the dress, someone rang a cowbell out of nowhere, hugged the staff, and let them say bye to the dress (a few had gotten attached to it, when it arrived last week). Checking out was easy, they leave the dress in the clear garment bag and let your friend carry it for you (brides should be spoiled apparently). For those of you going dress shopping I highly recommend this shop, well worth the road trip. Check out their Facebook before you go to see recent deliveries, and since Church street is under construction their Facebook gives parking directions. It was the best experience ever, and I loved knowing that my purchase was going to charity (YWCA). If you excuse me now, I have an Amazon return to make!

A four hour drive from DC to look at new, designer dresses for up to $500 AND I get to support a…read moregreat program (the YWCA)...you don't have to ask me twice! Church Street Bridal is located on the second floor of the YWCA. Upon entering the room, I was quickly greeted by a sales associate who explained the layout of the room and told me what sizes to look for. After that, I was left alone to browse through the numerous amounts of wedding dresses that were donated by designers and boutiques! Dresses ranged from $200-$500. On the mezzanine level of the second floor you'll find a smaller selection (maybe about 4 racks) of dresses that were discounted. The manager explained that dresses they aren't able to sell get transferred to this area. I was amazed no one wanted a lot of these dresses! Dresses in this area were less than $200. On the lower level of the YWCA was Church Street Bridal Too, which housed formal and bridesmaid dresses. The selection down here wasn't nearly as large as the wedding dresses, but there will still an impressive selection to choose from. Dresses in this area cost up to $150. After swiping through tons of wedding dresses, I eyed a dress that was put on the hold area. It was exactly what i was looking for, so I asked if it was spoken for. Luckily for me, the bride to be who had it on hold found another dress just moments ago. Score! I went to the back area to try it out, came outside to check it out in the mirror, and knew that this was THE dress! After trying on several dresses, I found THE one I see myself walking down the aisle in. Hooray! =) Even better, it only cost me $315 (with tax). I also scored a formal dress to wear to a wedding for $42 (with tax). Double hooray! Support a great cause and check out Church Street Bridal...I'm definitely a fan! Great selection of dresses to choose from and helpful sales associates who help you get into your gown/offer up some helpful advice. BTW-I went on a Saturday afternoon and there were a good amount of brides to be here. You might have to wait for a dressing room, or share one if you don't mind doing that. Worth the wait though! BTW2-Cash or Visa/Mastercard only.