This place appears to be a hybrid, a cross between repurposed relics and some newer distressed…read moredecor - a potpourri of themes of sorts. My views regarding this shop are as diverse as the merchandise on the shelves, there's a lot to love here but I also feel a lot of the stuff is here to fill the space. This is definitely a place I'd frequent if I lived in the area, it seems the ownership has an eye for things that are unique and these authentic items some that I took photos of are things that appeal to me. I did appreciate the store's layout which allows the customers to move around freely without all the clutter - the name "Junk" is deceiving this is a nice clean shop that is very well organized. If your tired of visiting shops that seem to never turn over their inventory you'll love this place - although you won't find aisle after aisle of glassware and plastic trinkets you will find lots of eclectic treasures...

Would not buy ever again from them no customer service nasty attitude. If you are going to deal…read morewith the public. You have to like it. The lady is not nice. No reason for it.

I had high expectations of finding that special one of a kind antique shop while in the area -…read moreafter reading Kaitlyn's review I knew it wasn't going to happen here. There is definitely a lot to see here but it seemed like as I walked though the booths I got the feeling of "been there done that" - I do this a lot so I have a routine and an eye for what what what I collect - I never enter one of these thrift shops uhm I mean "antique store" without a plan I rarely buy anything except for what I collect, if I have a need for something old, something new I shop on eBay or Amazon. I always get hyped before the hunt begins but when the hunt mean going through a lot of garage sale items I get frustrated and bored and unfortunately I found a lot of that stuff here. Don't get me wrong there are some treasures here and lots of bits and pieces from days gone by and you may find your raison d'etre unfortunately I didn't find mine here today...

Love going to this place. It's a big size and air conditioned. The workers are very friendly and…read morehelpful. There is plenty to look at. They have all kinds of things, even grandfather clocks. I never leave empty handed.

It was a great place. Yo pasta update their information. Because the antique center is closed it's…read morechanged to a restaurant.

A wonderful place to go down memory lane and get a piece by a piece of jewelry, glassware, antique…read moreperfume bottles, books, toys .

we were trying on womens clothes and i lost my mercades benz car keys during the fun. the ladies…read more(Ava,Cynthia, and melissa) were very helpful and patient with me and I eventually found them inside some boots that I previously put on. 10/10 great service.

Stopped in because this store was recommended by a friend. I brought in some clothes in hopes of…read moregetting some extra money towards a purchase today or in the future. I like to recycle and do the environmental thing., so I let the young associates peruse through my Nike, Alo, brand names while I shopped. I went through the store for quite some time looking at items from SHEIN, Target, some brand names. I looked for myself and family, I saw a few things I liked, but way overpriced. I literally could purchase new stuff for the same or just a few dollars more. I was disappointed not only about the prices but the selection and quality. I didn't get the hype, as I've definitely found better stuff at thrift stores for cheaper. I do see they appear to cater to the teen and young adult demographic, and maybe that's why they get repeat business. Not for cost savings or quality, because if they'd spend a little time at other thrift stores they'd get more for their buck. I did buy one item that my grand really liked. Of the items I brought in, 90% weren't accepted even though in season, like new, and clean. The 10% they wanted to keep, they offered an insulting amount and I declined selling. When asked why they didn't want the nice brand name items, "just not what we wanted". I did sell all my items on Vintage and all sold for a good price. It's a national chain, so that explains a lot. As for customer service that was lacking. I observed the young adults on cell phones, ignoring customers while chatting to each other and the store needed some attention, as it was dirty and clothes were off hangers or in wrong sections for sizes. I'll skip this one and leave it for young adults who want convenience and not value for their buck.

https://twiceasniceresale.com/ I volunteer at a thrift store…read morein Reynoldsburg Ohio, (100% goes to cancer clinic. We are all volunteers ). but on vacation in Tennessee I found this place that all the workers are volunteer and they help women in need. The clothes people have consigned or donated are fantastic. Great shape new like great quality.

Couldn't go inside because they weren't allowing customers in because of repair work being done…read moreinside. However, spoke to the owner, and she said they're closing soon

Spotless with great prices! Nice and varied selection but not a big store Friendly owner! Worth the…read morevisit!

I wanted to like this shop, but I'm very disappointed. I thought I was buying a designer bag for…read more$130, but it turned out to be a faux bag. And I didn't realize that until after I got home because I trusted the sales person. I had told her that I didn't want a faux bag. When I went back and explained that we must have had a misunderstanding and gave them the opportunity to make it right they failed to stand behind their product. They cut corners too by closing early, wasting my time and a trip there to talk to someone. Buyer beware. If it's your word against them, you lose!