Well this store has the nicest people. All through my visit, the manager was asking if I wanted a…read morebasket (no thanks, it just means I'll buy more things I don't need), and then told me a little bit about some of the things at which I was looking (plastic containers), and then that he'd be getting new things in next week, explaining how he tries to get a little of everything that people might need. After looking around, I think they've done it. For essentials and things you didn't know you needed until you see it here, this place has got it covered. The name of this store sums it up -- a lot of dollar items and dollar or more-plus things, but none were over-priced compared to comparable places. The last thing asked as I left the store was if I was looking for anything in particular, because he'd order it. Everyone who came in was offered a basket for shopping and if they needed it, assistance in finding something. If it wasn't here, he said he'd order it and for that person to come back next week. Who has customer service like that anymore? and in a 99c+ store? Three stars, but I have to throw in another one for the customer service.

I found some good deals. Make sure you take your time and cut open the boxes. I thought I'd brought…read moreHuggies diapers for home and 2 boxes of Christmas lights. Management was nice enough to let me exchange them the next day which was Saturday. I ended up shopping some more. This is my retail therapy. They brought us pizza from PTA in Wake Forest which was nice and delicious. I love their clothes great quality.

One of Raleigh's best kept secrets. This will be about the longest treasure hunt of your life. But…read moreit's worth the hunt ! I discovered this liquidation store while on Instagram. Raleigh Food Trap promoted them and while off today on a Friday I headed over at 7:30 a.m. The line was wrapped around the street with many people wrapped in blankets and sitting in foldable chairs. I stood and sat in my foldable camping chair from 8:15 am- 12:00pm. We finally were let in by the kind staff and they restocked all the bins. I scored a Power XL Air Fryer, a Italian turbo blow dryer and a Stainless Steel Copper Cuisinart Coffee Maker/ Kuerig Machine. HomeBarista Reusable Filter Cup which lets you use your own coffee !!!!! Retail value is over $300 for all 3 items I purchased at $10 each for $30 collectively. Please note: these items are not brand new or in perfect condition by any means. My air fryer is missing one of the baking pans that is included. There are notes detailing the defect. That's why they're $10 or less. On a good day I was in and out within less than 10 minutes with my items. Bring a wagon/ cart to carry your items and bring lots of patience. Don't come any other day except Friday and time management is key ! Be sure not to plan anything else after your trip to the store because there will always be unpredictable wait times in line.

I love love love this thrift shop. This isn't just a thrift shop, it is a popular, well stocked,…read moreplace to enjoy for hours! No kidding. You name it, they've probably got it. If you are a collector of Crystal, you hit the jackpot. I used my Zophi app to analyze some items, and I was looking at an eight dollar Crystal vase that was worth $120. Now this one had a chip in it, which was why it was only eight dollars still this store is a gold mine of treasures if you have an app that you can scan and have analyze the worth of these items. I have seen many collectors items in that store and that store is loaded with excitingly high-end donations This store is unique in that they actually have attended fitting rooms, where you're handed a buzzer when a fitting room opens and you can have your turn. That's how popular this thrift shop is. They have an amazing selection of clothing where you can find some designer labels, hats, bags, antiques, vinyl records, lots and lots of beautiful framed pictures for extremely good prices, they even have bridal wear. Their jewelry counter is so much fun where you can find vintage earrings for two or three dollars up to five dollars, gorgeous statement, necklaces, bracelets, and rings, it's hard to walk away from that jewelry counter with nothing. Behind the jewelry counter is a gated section where you're really high-end items are located. You do have to have permission to go through the gate, but it's worth it to see some of the absolute die for items. They have checkout counters with efficient volunteers, who are friendly, and they have bagging or boxes whatever you need. You can join and earn points for your purchases. Plenty of parking, very easy to get to location, and bonus they're right next to the Restore where you can check in for some super nice furniture at great prices and some other items if you're looking for furniture. But let's stick to Dorcas, don't miss it. They must have thousands of books, hard back two dollars, paperback one dollar, with a few exceptions. Another reason you can stay in there for hours. Tons of stuff for kids, young and old A crafting corner. And again the prices are very very reasonable and you don't have to ask because there's a sign on each section that tells you how much whatever in that section Costs. If you are a collector, a reseller, or just someone who likes gifting the unusual, this is a great place for you.

We got here about 9:55 on Saturday morning and there was already a long line. They opened right at…read more10 and the line moved very quickly. A bit disconcerting, almost like a black Friday experience! Right when you walk in you see shoes and then a discounted clothing rack. There are so many racks of clothing! They also had a nice selection of books, artwork, and housewares. All of the employees (volunteers?) were very nice and welcoming and helpful. Truly one of the friendliest thrift stores I have been to. The only things I didn't like were how busy it was but it is awesome so I guess it's only fair that so many people love it. The other thing is that some items were ridiculously priced...I didn't see an overwhelming amount of this but enough that I thought to mention. Overall a fun place to shop!

We'd been here many times when the store was Big Lots, but this was our first time at dd's. When we…read morefirst walked in, it reminded us of TJ Maxx, but it was much smaller and wasn't as well stocked or organized. The prices were good, and they had some pet supplies and car accessories, which we liked. Otherwise it wasn't anything out of the ordinary. The area seems a bit "sketchy," as another reviewer mentioned. It's been this way since long before Big Lots moved out.

DD's is decent. Good deals. Shady part of town or at least it seemed like it. I'm new to the area…read more Having said that, still found some cute little bargains on dresses and shirts. Worth clutching my purse and walking briskly to my car. I would give it more stars but again location felt a little sketch.

Came in the new Dollar tree and walked around only to be followed by their security. Really…read moreshocking how aggressive it felt. I'll stick to the dollar tree by my house or Hobby lobby right next-door.

This is my preferred Dollar Store. Easy in and easy out. It's usually well stocked. The parking…read moresituation is sublime. Not a bad thing to say. If you find an item that you really like don't wait long to stock up on it because sometimes their stock changes.

This store is OPEN!!! Just went there today. Lots of good merchandise! Barbara the owner is great…read moreto work with!

Great brands( Chico's, Ann Taylor, Clark shoes, Lou Lou…read moreLemon...) great prices! Always great finds & helpful service.

I saw a sign that said Thrift next to a cigar lounge as I was driving by this shopping plaza, and…read moresimply had to take a detour to check it out. I am glad I did, as Cat Angels Thrift Store is the perfect local thrift spot. I am forever looking for lowkey, under the radar-type thrift shops, and this one fits the bill. The space is quite small and well-organized. There are racks of clothing along the walls and a shoe cubby. I really appreciate how neat everything was, and how the clothing was reliably sorted by size. It made the browsing experience really enjoyable. There were lots of unique pieces and good materials. I ended up snagging a pair of Sam Edelman boots for under $20, and they were in great condition. There is a stamp card available as well! You get a stamp for each shopping trip over $20. Once you fill the card, you get $$ off your next purchase (I forget the amount off the top of my head). I am glad that money goes towards a no-kill cat shelter, and will definitely shop/donate here going forward.

This is not a "thrift store" and unfortunately the prices are higher than some antique malls…read more You'll find a good selection of clothes, housewares, and random junk, but nothing is priced to sell.

Cute store filled with things you probably don't need but will want. LOL. Affordable prices on home…read moredecor, especially seasonal/holiday items. Also, there is makeup, stationery/pens, food/candy, and more. It's like a Five Below on steroids (prices are not necessarily $5 but nowadays even Five Below has higher prices). Although it doesn't have the same pricing structure as Five Below, the store gives you a similar vibe. My favorite items are the pens. You can buy a single pen in brands like Mildliner, Pilot, and more in a range of colors (if you're a pen lover, you know the thrill of being able to try out one pen before committing to an entire pack). Service is fine but, based on my experience, you may have to go to the checkout counter to get an associate's attention if you need help.

Amazing deals, always clean! Friendly staff and self checkout available. Very nice storeread more