This is the cutest little boutique. They have such a wide variety of things. Me and my mom always…read morevisit here when I come home to visit them. Last time I was there we were trying to find dresses for my nephews wedding and the ladies were amazing. They helped all of us find something as well as shoes and accessories.

I was so excited to visit Emily's boutique. While there are beautiful dresses in the boutique, save…read moreyour gas money and order online unless you want to ignored in a store.

This store is amazing. The staff is beyond helpful. We didn't even finish the whole store so we can…read morego back & enjoy it some more. If they don't have it, you don't need it lol.

Hi. I live in Austin Texas and I come here twice a year to visit my mom and shop at Dwayne's…read more Today I went to the snack area and the red haired young lady at the counter was really rude to us. I did not feel at all like she wanted to welcome us. She did not enjoy anything about her job. I ordered two chocolate shakes and an orange aid. The lady asked me if I wanted pineapple or cherries or anything and when I looked at her and said no, I'd like the shakes plain please she snapped at me. I'm talking about the orange aid. I told her I'm not from here. I did not know that you guys added anything to it and I'm sorry. I just want a plain one. We went outside to the patio when our order was done, and I realized I did not have a straw for my orange aid. So my daughter went in to grab another straw and again the young redheaded lady told her I already gave you straws. My daughter said you gave us straws for the shake, but not for the orange drink. The redheaded lady orange told my daughter, You mean, orange aid. No, I wasn't born yesterday and I come here twice a year and I drop a lot of money at your store. I know that it seems like it'd be a desirable place for young people to work because you get a discount and it's a pretty cool place to work at I think that this girl might need some more training or maybe another girl who really wants to work at that store should take her place.

This was a spontaneous stop on the way to the beach for us. It is a cool little shop with lots of…read morepickle items... of course. There was parking on the street and it was pretty crowded for a Saturday morning. If you like Mt. Olive pickles and are nearby - check it out.

I finally made it to the Mt. Olive Pickle Parlor when it was open, and I could go inside! I'd been…read morewanting to go to Mt. Olive's Pickle Gift Shop since it was located inside the Mt. Olive Pickle Company. Then last year, I saw that The Pickle Parlor opened. I did stop by last July, but I knew the Pickle Parlor wouldn't be open, so I stopped anyway and peeked in the windows. The Pickle Parlor is located in Downtown Mt. Olive. It serves as a gift shop and museum for Mt. Olive Pickle. The store is around 3,000 square feet. When you walk inside, you will first notice the bar area and the shiny ceilings. The decor resembles that of the 1920s, as Mt. Olive Pickle opened in 1926. The ceilings replicate punched tin. The colors in the store match the brand colors. There are photos of Mt. Olive employees on the walls, too. In the back of the store are some chairs and a TV playing a video about Mt. Olive Pickles' 100 years. The area is shaped like a pickle barrel. This is the best way to see how Mt. Olive Pickle operates, as tours of the facility are not offered. Some of the walls have details about the history of the company among the items for sale. They sell everything from t-shirts to hats to tote bags to ornaments to cotton candy to koozies to umbrellas to popcorn to pickles to relishes to even some of the canned dill pickle soda. The bar has regular sodas available, too. If you can't make it to the store, they have an online store and can ship items to you. The video is also available on the website in the FAQS section about tours. I did expect to sample some pickles as I had read about a "pickle bar". I did get to sample the pickle soda when I asked about it. It is bright green, but I enjoyed it and even bought a can to take with me. It is a unique taste. After you finish your visit to the Pickle Parlor, the Train Depot is located behind the store. After you see the Mt. Olive Pickle Mural, keep going and turn right. There will be a sign for the Train Depot. Then, on the other side of the train tracks that run through the center of town, are two more murals: one was recently completed by Max Dowdle, as he is painting a mural in each county of NC, and the other is a tribute to Mt. Olive.

It's refreshing to go to an antique store that isn't full of glassware. There is some glassware but…read morenot overloaded. Many cool little things . Good selection of antique and vintage jewelry. Great place to find a spoon ring! Definitely takes more than one trip to see it all !

Cute little mom and pop ice cream shop with lovely service. Yummy ice cream with waffle cone.read more

Employees are very friendly. There is a wide variety of items from clothes, shoes, furniture,…read moreelectronics, party supplies...the list is goes on. You can get new and used items at unbelievable prices. You can contact the owner and they'll be on the look out for special request. Nicely located and easy to get in and out of traffic. I love it.

neat store. small, packed with collectibles, Jim shore, Christmas ornaments, local college…read morememorabilia. friendly staff

Great store, high quality furniture without the high price overhead of big city stores. Also…read morecarries appliances and TV's.