Found Meeks Exchange with my best friend on Saturday April 13th.  Stephanie was wonderful and let…read moreus wander around.  We have plans to save up a little and buy somethings here later like the wine fridge they have.  My nephew found something cute for only $.50.  Stephanie was super great with him, asking him questions and keeping up a little conversation.  I'm so glad we decided to wander around water street for Pokemon hunting.  If we hadn't we neber would've found this wonderful place.  Thanks Stephanie, we will be back!

My dryer broke a few weeks ago. This company went above and beyond. Excellent repair, affordable…read moreand GREAT customer service. Five stars (Yelp isn't letting me select 5 stars).

This business is celebrating its 18th anniversary today, which makes me feel so OLD, since I've…read morebeen a patron here since day one. Pop in today for 15 percent off everything, plus some prosecco and chocolate cake to celebrate. They really do curate their collection well to represent the latest fashions and top brands in fantastic condition. I also really like that they have a decent selection of both men's clothing and shoes. Be sure to always check out their 50% off rack just inside the front door.

On Thursday I called this shop and asked what types of clothing they accepted and was told they…read morelike all types of clothes and to bring them in. The girl on the phone was very enthusiastic. When I explained to Mr. MVP what we were doing on Saturday morning he immediately groaned because he does not like consignment stores. Admittedly, the clothing we had to sell was much more conservative (Lands End, LL Bean, Eddie Bauer) then the items in the store, the items we brought in were in much better shape then the clothes we saw on the racks in the store. While our clothing was reviewed for its worthiness we looked around the shop and I noticed the prices were insanely high. A pair of (obviously) used calf high Bogs rain boots for $28. My brand new knee high Bogs with a lifetime guarantee were just $36 on sale. There was also a pair of Vans sneakers for $22, which is crazy! Brand new Van sneakers are $27. What sucks is that this shop had a lot of options in my size - small and extra small - but the clothing was so overpriced it just did not make sense. The shop is clean and fairly well organized, which is why we are giving it two stars. We took our rejected and out of date clothing and happily donated all of them to the American Cancer Center Thrift store next door.

I absolutely LOVE Murphy's Antique Mall! Every time I stop in, I find something unique, and there's…read morealways such a great mix of antiques and vintage treasures. You can tell so much thought goes into the store. The vintage jewelry is out of this world!!! It is one of the most beautiful collections of jewelry I have ever come across. The owner and all employees I've met are down to earth , I truly feel right at home. If you love antiques or just appreciate beautiful, one of a kind finds, Murphy's is definitely worth a visit!

This is my favorite go to in South Haven. There is a huge variety of antiques and I always have…read moreenjoyed the fun search through well displayed items.

Love this store! Friendly staff and great prices. Clean and set up beautifully for shopping.read more

The prices are always fair. Maybe 1/2 of what you woyld pay at Good Will. Excellent quality and so…read morecustomer oriented. I usually spend an hour there. The store may be small but the selection is good. I almost always find what I'm looking for. They are in my top three thrift stores in the Kalamazoo area. Such a great cause also. Helping those who need food.

Rambling Rose is a fantastic breath of fresh air compared to other small shops of this kind: unique…read moregifts and items that appeal to a wide variety of folks. Super reasonable prices, inviting displays and friendly staff. You will find things not sold in other shops in town and will provide great memories of your South Haven trip. I purchased several items for some friends who just bought a camper, and they were absolutely perfect for "camper warming" items. I could have spent hours there!

A cute little shop full of "treasures for you and your home" just like the business card says…read more They have a small selection of postcards (the largest of any of the Phenoix Street Stores though) tucked in along side other knick knacks and souvineers...plus a friendly staff. Plus, when I bought my postcards a nice local lady gave me a free stamp so I could mail it!

Almost two decades ago my husband and I were driving down blue star highway checking out the…read morescenery on the way to South Haven from Saugatuck. Along the way we came across what appeared to be a junkyard on the side of the road. Intrigued, we pulled off to explore and boy was I glad we did. The place was WILD. Full of creepy circus decor, unusual structures like carousel pieces, and SO many mannequins. It left a mark in my brain but alas this was pre-smart phone so I didn't make a note of it in the moment. I didn't check in. I didn't have geotagged photos. For years I couldn't remember the name of it, where it was, I wasn't even particularly sure it was off Blue Star Highway. Was it still around? Was just a fever dream? This year was the year I decided to finally try and find it. Lucky for me, it was actually pretty darn easy. Why did I wait so long?? It was so unusual that I was surprised that not only did they have a Yelp page but I wouldn't have even been the first to review. Now, with address in hand, we plugged it into our phone during our last trip to Saugatuck and away went. It was there! OK. So here's the deal. Even after having been here again recently it's hard to put this place into words. I think photos do a better job of showing you what this place is like than words but I'll try. In a nutshell it's a wonderfully weird collection of random pieces like mannequins, antique furniture, borderline creepy art pieces and curiosities, and mechanical equipment and hardware pieces. Most everything is outdoors and exposed to the elements so things are worn and rusted and I loved looking at every piece of it. There are a few barns/outbuildings with collections inside and one main "shop" where you check out with your purchases. Here are more delicate pieces like clothing, unique furniture, paper products, framed and unframed art, books, etc. Here a painting of of 60 Minutes anchor Leslie Stahl hangs on one wall above a stack of old sheet music and LIFE magazines. A box of door knobs sits next to a crate of dusty records. A beautiful kite/sculpture hybrid of a mermaid hangs from the ceiling above an old church confessional box. It was so fun digging through every weird, occasionally creepy, but always wonderful piece. Did I buy anything? No. Will I ever buy anything? Most likely not because of space concerns (though I was tempted by that mermaid kite). But do I love everything I saw here in it's own way? Absolutely. I'm so glad to have rediscovered this place and we will definitely be adding it to our checklist of things we do every time we visit the area. Can't wait to see what curiosities we uncover next!

A rambling location with multiple outbuildings, filled with trash and treasure. There is a certain…read moreneatness to the display of "junque" - I could spend hours there poking around at all the things they have for sale. Just to name a few things we say: Old horse carriage, assortment of old wood doors, art work, glass jars, old beds, antique tools, old sheet music... a weird giant figure standing in a tree with a decayed head... This is just one of those places you always stop at - some times you find nothing, but every once in a while you are just so thrilled with what you find, you can't get over your good luck. :-)

Amazing and kind people! Would buy from them in the future and being apart of their auctions were…read moreso much fun.