What an awesome Thrift Store. Beth greeted me at the front and was super nice and this place is…read morefull of hidden treasures. Take your time to go up and down every aisle.

The mini shops kept going and going. It was like a wonderful maze and fun to experience , and I…read moredefinitely want to go back. We arrived with over an hour before closing, and were the last ones to leave. They do accept cards, but if we have cash, they are happy to accept that as well. The cashier was super nice, and they just allowed us to take our time which was appreciated since there was so much to see and decide on.

Nice place to stop on your way up to Charlotte. Quaint and friendly. Lots of goodies to sort…read morethrough and a booth with my favorite collectibles, McCoy! Enjoy.

What a large amount of stuff packed into a small building. The owners are extremely friendly and…read morethey offer a lot of different things. This is our first time going there and we will definitely go back. An antique store, it's very clean and well organized.

Visiting my son and daughter in love that just moved to Sumter. This place was recommended by their…read morerealtor. I visited 2 times while I was in town. There is so much to see and most items are reasonably priced. The staff were super helpful and extremely nice! I exceeded my checked luggage by 2 pounds because I found some good buys.

A cute boutique located in a strip mall (the only shopping are really in Five Points). They have a…read morevery eclectic mix of clothes, jewelry, and odds/ends. Some are thrift-like, some are vintage, some are new. As seems often the case, nearly everything was geared towards women though. My colleague purchase a cute pair of earrings for $16. The elderly gentleman that was running the store was super friendly. Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. FYI we saw a meter maid giving tickets too.

I went in to sell some clothes, and I asked the man there if it was a consignment store. He told me…read more"no". I was confused, and when I looked it up, it does say consignment. He sent me to a buy/sell/trade establishment, and but they gave me $10 for several silk ties bought at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and still in the wrapping as well as some amazing clothing that my mother had before she died (from Jones of New York and Talbotts, almost never worn). I felt like he thought I wouldn't have anything because of the way I was dressed. (I don't dress up to show my status in the world, and clothes are not that important to me.) I really despise what feels like prejudice, and I cannot believe that he lied straight to my face and didn't even tell me of the other consignment store on the street.

Cute little thrift shop that buys/sells clothes. The selection isn't very expansive and, again,…read moregeared a bit more towards women's clothing than men's. The usual graphic T's and plaid shirts... staples but nothing truly remarkable. Prices seemed "ok." Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. We saw a meter maid too!

Not for me, but a total throwback to my collegiate years!…read more Looking for cool stylish 70s 80s and 90s upcycled clothing? THIS IS YOUR NIRVANA!

Ivy House is one of those places that instantly makes you slow down and just enjoy being there. The…read moreentire space is incredibly clean, classy, and thoughtfully curated, with a peaceful, quiet atmosphere that makes browsing feel almost therapeutic. What makes it so special is the concept--inside, you'll find multiple small shops created by different vendors, each with its own unique style and personality. Every room feels like a new little world to explore, so you never get bored walking through. There's always something new to discover. I especially love that everything changes with the seasons. Right now, it's beautifully decorated for Easter, but there's so much more beyond that--home décor, gifts, clothing, and little treasures you didn't know you needed until you see them. Shopping is easy and seamless: you simply gather your items and check out at the front. No stress, just a relaxed experience from start to finish. This is one of my favorite places to go when I want to unwind. I always leave feeling inspired--and I never leave empty-handed because there's always something cute waiting to be found.

I have always bought from Ivy House the owner wanted items…read moreI was selling told me she definitely wanted them at 10:15 AM got here at 3:00pm and said no i am going to pass I have heard from others that she is not nice to do business with now I know

We visited this place in Newberry this past Friday since we were riding through and it was our…read morefirst night stop for the Ride2Remember to end Alzheimer's bike ride from Simpsonville to Charleston, SC. I really enjoyed coming in and glad we did. The place is so inviting, the furniture and accessories, home decor provides that farmhouse, down-to-earth feeling. There are two floors to the place so be sure to go upstairs as well. You can see how much they have been doing to it. This is also a paint store so you can repaint any old furniture, a true sense of reuse and recycling. Kirsty the owner was there and we enjoyed talking with her. Will be posting all the photos I took of the place as absolutely loved it. Mirrors, frames, chairs, night stands, tables, large pieces, and decor too. . . too many to list. Pieces of Time is right off the main road in their downtown. Take a piece back with you or better yet, have your whole place decorated so you can enjoy your time at home.

The place is beautifully decorated. Simply stunning! However, everything is outrageously…read moreoverpriced! The marketing is classic. She names pieces of furniture as if they have some sort of incarnate personality. It's a dresser, not Nana, not a pet...a dresser. While I found her charming, I really was not interested in hearing about the chief executive officer and how she struggled to get pregnant. None of my business! I wanted to go in and browse and I ended up in a long conversation with somebody that overwhelmed me with personal information that was entirely none of my business. Won't go back!

Fun stuff which brought back happy memories, the vintage clothing was fun, and I remember when I…read moreused to wear much of it! No antiques. Nicely laid out and easy to walk through. The big piano in the front room was beautiful, and a little tricycle outside. The door was adorable. This is a nice way to spend half an hour!