Good service and great prices .. it's nice place to go.. you get to see things and people with a…read moresecond chance at life.. ladies are very helpful and have smiling faces while they try to keep it all up & nice for us.. thank yal so much.

The store is very well organized and clean. Lots of bargains to be found. The store is to support a…read morenon profit organization, so feel good for shopping. For less than 20 bucks I was able to purchase 3 new outfits for work. Staff is very friendly. Stop by for a great time bargain hunting.

Beautiful and clean facility with lots of options from clothing, glassware, jewelry, children's…read moretoys and box, vinyl, and more! Staff very helpful. Entries also accessible for wheelchairs/walkers/rollators with a handicap spot. Next door to the Big Fix and dog friendly too.

Made a donation there. They've got a good range of items and a great mission in terms of promoting…read morepet population control and trying to help shelter animals.

Second time here. We love it. Of course it is hot in the summer but lots of fans. We always enjoy…read moreit. Very organized. Not cluttered it all. Staff is friendly. If you love vintage, you have to go!

Amazing store! I go there all the time. The Lucky Rabbit has every vintage item you could possibly…read morethink of. Every time I go there, there's something new. Plus, if you're go around Halloween, the place is filled with all sorts of cool animatronics. Sometimes they even have Halloween walkthroughs. Last year when they had a Beetlejuice walkthrough, it felt like I was in the movie. This year they have a Goonies walkthrough. It was insanely cool, but it was a bit claustrophobic. But if you're in Hattiesburg, definitely stop by. You won't regret it.

The most disappointing experience I've ever had at a thrift store items were either complete junk…read moreor insanely overpriced. Staff is nice but prices are incredibly unreasonable.

Staff is super friendly and they have different sales every day, new items every day, and a great…read moreselection of a little bit of everything!

This was a cool place with multiple boutiques and they reminded of VA Vintage back home.read more

We LOVE a great antique store! While visiting Laurel (all the way from California) stopped here to…read moredo some retail shopping. I came across a painting I really liked but said to my wife, it's probably too expensive. She said she'd find out and let me know. She returned and said this great condition, colorful piece, was only $10. Wow!!! We also snagged some bath Salts that were sold there. They have a nice blend of new items - meets - antiques. It's definitely worth a visit if you stop in the area.

We went here on a day that there were a few booths set up outside. Selling lemonade (best ever by a…read moreBlissful Sip, out of Hattiesburg!! YUM!), baked goods, and several other food and yard sale type items. Not sure how often this location has outside vendors. The inside was a mix of sections displaying antiques and knickknacks for sale as well as new clothing, fashion jewelry, etc. It was okay. Passed the time. Can't say that I was blown away. Staff was just okay. Pretty matter of fact.

This is an interesting store near downtown Laurel, MS next to the Sawmill Square Mall. They offer…read morecool antiques, junk and a mishmash of all sorts of other items. If you want to do some random shopping or maybe have things you collect this business might have what you didn't even know you needed! Overall it is a cool spot to investigate just to browse around.

I have found that almost all the Goodwills in the south are way overpriced and this is just one…read moremore example of that. I don't know if it's the people in charge that run this store or they just don't get donations anymore, but this place offers zero to the customers. It's basically just a low-end used clothing store. What little housewares they do offer are dirty, broken, and things that should go to the dump, not be offered for sale. They have almost no books, dvds, games, puzzles, or other media and I know they have to be getting a lot of that type of stuff donated to them - so where is it all going?? As to the clothes they offer. They are all low-end, cheap brands (Target, Walmart, Kohl's, etc) and they price them all too high. If Goodwill wants to be charitable, how about not gouging prices for clothes that are cheap to begin with and mark them what they're really worth. The store also always looks dirty and unorganized. It makes you feel like you need to run and take a shower after you've been there.

denied a homeless person watering and he was willing to pay for it. fuck you guys. Overpriced and…read moreshitty.