This place is huge! We spent a few hours here just browsing one weekday. I like to think of antique…read moremalls as museums of Americana. They have so many booths in here- a lot of antiques but also a bunch with crafts- almost like an in-person etsy. I did notice they seemed to be lacking furniture, and really heavy on the Knick knacks, but I suppose that can vary at any given time. We ended up leaving empty handed because sometimes the more Knick knacks you see the less you want. And the more you want to go home and declutter your entire house.... Still, a fun few hours.

It's an antique mall. Decent prices, lots of stuff. Check out ladies so nice she told me which…read morefreeze dried candy to get and yes it was fire. I don't know what else to say it's an antique mall it's exactly how you would expect it to be. Enjoy my cacophony of photos, hope this helps your decision to pop in (you should)

I stopped in to see this boutique. It's cute and has some great selection. I ended up buying…read moreseveral things for myself and Christmas gifts. Lauren was helpful in making recommendations for me and gifts. I will be returning. It's worth the drive from Greenville to Kinston.

Staff was polite and efficient. Suggestions were given on appropriate clothing for the functions I…read morewas attending . Alterations were timely . Selections were good . It's a true men's clothing establishment.

Had a large wedding party purchase suits from here. My son's suit was badly sized in the beginning…read moreand he has been back 4 different times to get alterations. Still doesn't fit! Who has time for that? We will no longer do business at this establishment!

Went looking for furniture for our new apartment and left with an entire living room! Suzanne was…read moreso helpful and gave us a great deal. I will definitely be back again!

From the owner: ConsignedDesigns. ..and More is a 10,000 sq. ft. showroom featuring new and used furniture and…read moreother home decor items. Located in the heart of Kinston ' s revitalized downtown district, consignedDesigns can be found inside H. Stadiems. Multiple vendors rent and decorate their individual booths with a variety of home furnishings, making for a fun and unique shopping experience. ConsignedDesigns' interior designers also paint furniture.

I'm a sucker for thrift-shops and charity-based places to browse, but this particular Salvation…read moreArmy kinda-sorta sucks a lot. I'm lucky if I find one decent clothing item that's not from the 70's/80's -- and I like retro wear. Also, I've been at least a dozen times, and almost all of the employees are hella cranky.

The Salvation is an Christian organization that helps many. The employees work very hard and enjoy…read moreall who shop. If you have a problem just contact the Salvation Army Officer and he will resolve your concern.

In the seven years since Charlie F's review, the mall has managed to limp along but there's nothing…read moreleft but the Belk store and even that has a reduced inventory. Doors are closed and boarded up, the parking lot is cracked and needing a repainting. It's hanging on by a thread. A bummer, really. Malls used to be super cool for shopping and hanging out. Then came Walmart followed by Amazon. And now with COVID, why would anyone leave the house. I can't imagine that this mall will last much longer. [Review 15480 overall, 984 of 2021, number 3023 in North Carolina.]

The good news: The mall is the home of Sears and Belk in Kinston…read more The bad news: that's about it. JCPenney closed their store earlier this year. There are a couple of athletic shoe stores, and two lower priced clothing chains in the mall. other than that there are a few scattered local businesses and lots of posters for the WB network. There are NO food businesses operating in the mall. The commons area are maintained well and the mall does not have a run down appearance - just no businesses and very few customers. I think I saw less than 20 during my visit - and this was in the noon hour on a Tuesday.

Belk seems to be the last store standing in Kinston's Vernon Park Mall and I can't imagine that it…read morewill be here too much longer. It was clear by the reduced inventory that they're already planning for it to shut down though there are no over signs of reduction sales. I was here because I stupidly forgot to grab a tie when I packed my bag for this weekend. I have an event to go to and a tie is required, Belk is the only apparent haute couture in Kinston so I stopped in, The men's department was hard to find because it's probably the smallest in the store. Eventually, I spotted a dozen or two ties to choose from and at $15, that's too rich for my blood. Only one of them was close to the color scheme I needed and I'm just not going to spend that much money for something I will wear once. I have a bunch at home. The store is tidy and clean, just not very well stocked. And certainly, no major discounts. Good luck, Belk. [Review 15481 overall, 985 of 2021, number 3024 in North Carolina.]

Service is minimal with staffing. Selection of merchandise is good. Value and quality of…read moremerchandise is varied. I love the Saddlebred line of clothing, the Coast to Coast, Ruby Red brand, Alfred Dunner and the New Directions (which is not carried any more), they have decent selection for Plus or Curvy size for women and a small section of big and tall.