Excellent service, the selection is always good and I'm always happy with my purchases! I've been…read morethere many times as it's my to go place!

The people who work the checkout have a friend who sits at the door, harassing customers. They talk…read moreloudly and crudely about politics and religion. Someone in the store had enough and tried to correct the man, she spoke plainly but matter of factly. The man grew flustered, screaming at her, chasing her down the street to call her a "liberal" and a "Karen". This woman had a small child with her, it was really gross to see him accost her after she had already left. The people working at the store kept loudly calling him a "customer" even though he was just stationed at the door, not looking around or shopping. Doesn't seem very Christian to berate women with children over something so trivial. It made everyone in the store uneasy. I'm sure that woman won't be back, I won't be back, I saw several people put their things down and file out of the store.

The prices increased a lot since the last time I was here. However, the service is still…read moreimpeccable, and there's such a wide selection. It's a little difficult to find affordable items, but they're in there!

On our drive back from Florida to Alabama, we made a spontaneous pit stop after spotting the…read morebillboard--LOL, and I'm so glad we did! From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed. The selection is absolutely incredible! There were so many unique things to see that we ended up spending over an hour exploring. Thankfully, there was a bathroom on-site--because I got so caught up browsing, I didn't want to leave! There was another warehouse in the front(with no AC though) I think this was for the wholesale antiques I didn't know I need marble shaped fruit until today

I've been to Reuse Planet a few times, and it's always a pleasant experience. It's a very unique…read morestore, and I think their prices are generally pretty good. They have clothing, furniture, kitchen items, you name it. I especially love their $0 section because, honestly, free is for me lol. The staff is always incredibly nice, and I really enjoy their rewards program. If you're looking for a good thrift store while helping save the planet, definitely check them out. P.S. They also take donations!

This large thrift store in Gainesville is run by a non-profit The Repurpose Project keeping usable…read moreitems circulating in the local community as a step to helping the planet not to over consume. They offer affordable clothing, accessories, furniture, electronics, toys, and household goods. We found the cutest kangaroo $8, wall art $8 and a nice suede purse $45.

They had a market with additional outside local vendors so we wanted to check it out. I noticed I'd…read morebeen here before a while back on one of my last Gainesville visits. It's cool with the additional market. Lots of indie type vendors and a good space along with tables and chairs too for hanging out and eating. The Auk Market also has a bar in the back of it which is pretty cool and retro modern like. Here they have fun little vintage funky items and cool stuff for gifts or yourself. It's a cool spot and they do have markets often. So def check them out!

We walked in and the woman at the desk gave us a dirty look. I can't stand walking into a business…read morethat has an attitude as soon as you walk in the door. To be honest with you I thought this was an antique shop because that's how it showed up when I was looking for shops in the area. I'm not really sure what this shop is but my husband said it stunk so bad he had to leave. I don't usually give one stars, but I really could not give them any business because there wasn't even anything in there that I wanted to touch.

I went here about a year and a half ago with my boyfriend. It is in what is basically a big red…read morebarn off I-75. The place is huge, and is a great area to browse, but after 45 minutes I found nothing in here. They have a really nice glass display case line-up near the front, but it was more like a museum than an antique store to me. (Who's going to pay a few thousand for a bottle???!!!) They have a lot of larger items here, but I'm more of a trinket kind of person, so my interest wasn't held that long. That, and the prices were steep, even for antiques. Overall, I wouldn't go here again, even out of boredom.

I have been here several times to buy different things from toys for my son to decorations for my…read morehome .. There is everything from high end vintage antiques and low cost cool stuff. They guy in the back sells fitness equipment used and I work out so its awesome if you need work out stuff cheap..over all a very cool place

Friendly owners, and a Great selection of products. Item's are Reasonably priced. They have a great…read moreselection of Dixie Bell paints for those who like to DIY.

I've always passed this place for years and what caught my eye today was the one of the books I've…read morebeen eyeballing for years was included in the sidewalk sale. I went inside and was surprised on how much of a variety they have for good books besides the big box stores. Literally walls of books. I also thought it was unique how they priced their inventory (paper slip in the book). The fact that I got two books under $10 was a steal. The cashier was welcoming and was working throughout the store. I didn't get any actual pics inside but I'll definitely be back.

It is a wonderful place called Book Gallery West. Excellent choice of books, unusual gift and…read morecomfortable environment. I really liked browsing and got some splendid reads

Love the two classes I've taken and want to continue taking more and making bracelets. Great…read moreguidance from owner and staff.

Meh...the store is really pretty, all sparkles and shiny. But not all that glitters is gold…read more The problem seems not to be the lack of beads, but staff. I believe that the shop is owned and run by a mother/daughter duo. However, if there are other staff working in the shop they're totally unknown. I've been shopping here since they opened but the shop always seems understaffed. When the owner is in she is attentive to her customers but that's about it. Many times I've gone in and no one has been at the counter instead people have been at the tables in the rear room talking and chatting. However, you don't know who works there. The last time I went in, Sunday, October 17, no one even acknowledged that I was there. I walked the store several times looking for something in particular but since I wasn't sure who it was that was working in the shop and who was a customer I didn't ask for any help. That seems to be the constant in the shop. It's great that they're so friendly if you are friends with the staff because otherwise...who knows. I haven't taken any of their classes. I don't think they have a great deal of variety for settings or findings, but they have a lovely selection of beads. Prices are a tad bit higher than across the street at Gifts of Avalon but they are a good balance to Gifts of Avalon. They carry similar beads, some of the same, but they have a bunch of items that aren't the same which is nice to create variety in Gainesville.