Bloomfield’s of Flat Rock

I am an avid shopper and while this place has most everything, I have never seen such totally outrageous prices! Some items I was not familiar with I will give them the benefit of the doubt ($ 45 for a creamer etc.). But Other items, such as Le Creuset etc. that I have and am familiar with were outrageously priced. Do yourself a favor and shop online for the products you want at normal prices.

Always find what I want! Staff are always helpful and nice. This is a stop for any kitchen gadget-​alcoholic!!!

I really like this store and I make the trek from Greenville to shop there. My most recent trip was such a disappointment. The store is messy with barely passable aisles and some blocked completely with what appears to be unpacked inventory. There is so much glassware sitting on the floor it would be a nightmare if you had small children or a stroller, and if you are handicapped don’t even go. Customer service is non-​existent until you get to the check out counter.
Check prices beforehand if you are going to look for a specific brand/​pattern. Some of their china is wildly overpriced, some is quite reasonable.
My biggest issue is it is no longer the ‘dish barn’ but the ‘everything but the kitchen sink’ barn. Dishes/​sets are relegated to one side of the downstairs with the rest filled with Christmas decorations, utensils, pots and pans and a plethora of other junk. Upstairs isn’t any better with far too much merchandise cluttering the floors, narrow aisles, and a mixture of nice things and junk.
I’ll go back later this year to see if things have improved. If not, there are other places I can road trip elsewhere.

Dishes. And more dishes. Knick knacks. Decorator stuff. Yard stuff. In this one barn shaped building, they have more stuff than you can imagine. Some insanely priced, some almost reasonable. They have a huge collection of Fiesta-​ware, pretty closely priced to what you would find in department stores. I picked up a few small bowls in different colors for $ 4/​ea. Table after table of every kind of dish you can imagine including Spode and Lennox. Henckel knives, lodge cast iron items and locally made jams/​spreads.
I came away with the Fiesta bowls, a garden flag and a couple of cups that were 50% off. Nice stop, but a LOT of stuff to look through that is stacked very close together.