A great experience for me and my husband. We were in the area from down south about 40 miles away…read moredoing some other errands. I looked up a few antique stores and this one was on my list. We were nervous when we walked up because it looked very small from the outside. Okay, so it WAS small on the inside and not QUITE what we expected. It's mostly antique/vintage jewelry and some smaller antiques. However, Chelsea, made our experience a very pleasant one. She was kind and patient with my very meticulous husband who deals in antiques and precious metals. She was friendly and chatted with us and it was a refreshing change from other antique store owners who can be sometimes grumpy and uninterested. If you are looking for beautiful jewelry, small antiques, or all the cuff links you need at reasonable prices, this is your place.

I decided to pay a visit to Century 20 antique but unfortunately was disappointed. I would not…read morenecessarily categorize it as an antique store in a traditional sense. When you walk in, the store is very small with a single waist high case containing some estate jewelry and coins and two small cases on each wall. That is the extent of the stores merchandise at least at the time I visited. If you're looking for an antique store to wander through and rummage, this is not the place for you.

We were out for my husband's birthday on 10/26/23. We saw this shop and stopped in to take a look…read more They really didn't' have anything that interested us, so as we were about to leave, my husband asked the Lady if she had any coins. She said that she did and went to get a tin from behind the counter. The whole time she kept saying that she didn't really know that much about coins but proceeded to pull out some of the larger coins for us to view. My husband chose two of the $1.00 coins she showed him and some small change. After looking them up on her phone, she told us $40.00 for the 1900 dollar and then said $150.00 for everything he had chosen to purchase. The second coin was dated 1797 Trade dollar. When we got home the next day, I looked them up for him to check the values. My first clue was when I could only find "Trade dollars" minted in the 1800's. I then dug deeper and found out that it was a fake. After reading information on them, it was suggested to put a magnet to it to see if it stuck. Well, it did! I immediately checked the 1900 coin also. Guess what? Fake also. Lesson learned for $150.00 is always carry a magnet with us and have the equipment you need to verify what you have in your hand. I'm just glad we didn't get taken for any more than we did. Buyer beware is the right phrase for this shop!

I have paid a visit to the store twice. Twice, as noted in other reviews, the shop owner does not…read morekeep the hours posted. Even with a sign on the door stating closed returning at a specific time, if you return after that time, they are not always open. The door will be locked and if you knock, no one answers. The first time I did this, I had to call and spoke to somebody. The second time however, I did not bother. The store does have a decent selection of mostly jewelry items for sale. If you were looking for antiques, this is not a traditional antique store.

A wonderful little thrift store with limited hours. There's none of the upcharging that you will…read moresee in corporate thrift stores - just genuine people with the money going to a good cause. Most prices ranged between $2-10 I've seen and they take Venmo. Hours are 12-4pm on Wednesdays and Fridays.

From the owner: We are a nonprofit organization sponsored by Second Reformed Church. All proceeds go to the Five…read moreLoaves Food Pantry also sponsored by the church. We sell gently used women's and men's clothing and accessories plus housewares. Come visit our friendly store and check out our great prices!

The place is pretty cool and they have a new sneaker wall as well as used. The owner said the…read morelocation had been open for about a year now. They have fair prices on all shoes. Prices seemed to be lower than what is currently found on StockX/EBay for new shoes and better than EBay on used ones. The used shoes were in great condition and they had a pretty wide selection (Nikes, Adidas, New Balances, etc). They also sell clothing (Vintage Tees, New Tees) and some other clothing articles. They also will trade or purchase sneakers and clothing. Cool spot. Definitely worth the checking out.

sold sneakers here before and realized thrift clothing sells. went thru the racks to see what kind…read moreof stuff i should start looking for on the daily, it changed my life! thanks to this place i just drive to the same 3 local goodwills every day cookin$

PROS: Many good items in this shop and they're all organized. The prices are reasonable and they…read morealso buy vintage items from people CONS: The guy behind the counter was a bit rude to my friend and I when we went in. Acted as though he didn't want to be there OVERALL: If you're looking for antiques or to sell some than this is the place for you. As long as you don't mind the lack of customer service

The store is fine, but the guy behind the counter was borderline sexually harassing me. Very rude…read moreand disgusting behavior, will not be returning.

The employees are always so kind and helpful. The store is…read morealways neat and clean. It's a small store but conveniently located for a quick look around.

This location has a large parking lot. It is 90% clothing, however the items aren't organized by…read moresize which is a big negative for me. Thrifting already takes a long time searching for those hidden gems, but add unorganized clothing racks on top of that and it'll take forever. I quickly skimmed some racks and left because I just didn't feel like it was worth dedicating the time to. Luckily, I did find a brand new Fabletics bomber jacket with tags on it for $10. I also got a student discount so ended up paying $9 for it. I visited on Saturday, which is apparently student discount day. I've visited other goodwills on Saturdays and haven't heard of this discount, so I'm not sure if it's a universal thing. At this location there was also some fittings rooms and a mirror outside of the dressing rooms, in case you didn't want to go in. I'm not sure if there were mirrors inside the rooms as well. The most pleasant thing about my visit was the young woman working, it seemed she was the only one there because she was working the register and putting things away on the floor. I didn't catch her name but she had shoulder length brown hair. She was very kind and friendly, she let me know about the discounts that day, what color tag was on sale, and we talked a bit about thrifting. She was very personable and this really stuck out to me. Overall, I probably won't be visiting this location again but if you do, I hope you run into the nice girl who works there!

This store has HISTORY!!!! it used to be his fathers Dry Cleaning Spot, and it's turned into a…read moreperfect lil thrift store. I spent a good 45 min in here. Everything is organized nicely and clothes are by size. There is SO much to look at and it is VERY reasonably priced. I got a nice little haul. It is Cash only so come prepared! There's lot of parking on the street and in a lot. You can make a day of coming here (: walk the downtown area after

I'm sure I could write a few paragraphs about all of the interesting items, or the fact that the…read moreprices you'll find here will be lower than 90% of any other "thrift shop" in the area (I'd argue that this might actually be the last remaining thrift shop in the area) thanks to greed, and every dopey manager pricing things as if you're on eBay... But that's besides the point. You should GO to Bucky's to check out their stuff, but you will likely return just to chat with... I probably shouldn't put his name, but the owner is pretty much there 24/7, so you'll know when you meet him. He's just fun, and hasn't been ruined by the Internet era, so you'll get a real conversation from a real human being that has real opinions... REALLY! Just go now, you'll thank me later. The only downside? Not much in the way of electronics - but I think I'm grinding him down!

The prices here for old (not vintage) used fast fashion are more than retail at your local TJ MAXX,…read moretarget etc. everything was so costly and nothing stood out. I saw a ceramic pitcher that was $29.99. I saw a pair of bear paw boots used $30. Mens shirts that we saw ranged from $6.99-14.99 (a washed out banana republic T-shirt was $7.99). The store itself feels depressing or at least the day that I went in. A thrift/vintage store should feel fun and like a treasure hunt. I know it can depend on the day but even then, prices are extremely high. We tried! Likely won't return.

The place appears to be permanently closed.It wasn't the best place anyway had mostly all the same…read moresize , higher prices than a drift store, but nothing especially high value or high quality.