We have dropped donation items off at this location several times in the past few years and…read moreappreciate how easy it is, as well as the mission of this business. There are several locations, and this one is located in the Hamburg area near Tractor Supply as a landmark. The drop off is on the right hand side of the building and can pull up and employees will collect the donated goods. They have signage directing where to enter the single drop off lane. There are also posted signs listing what can and cannot be donated. Staff are polite and helpful. I have not been inside the building or made a purchase to this point, so I cannot comment on that aspect of this business. I do know that the mission statement has been to sell donated items and then to utilize those funds to assist victims of abuse, which has our support 100%. (Side note: I also choose to donate here rather than at another specific well known charitable drop-off site which has high prices and high administrative costs, resulting in less funds going to the people it claims to serve.)

Service was awesome. Great selection and prices were respectable kids toys, clothes shoes were all…read morereasonably priced lots of decor items as well

I'd driven by this place many times and been curious about it…read more It looks a tad shady on the outside, my wife joked that it seemed from first glance like a place where most of the merchandise would have "fallen off the back of a truck." However, I wanted to see what was up with the place for myself. I went in there today and here's how I can describe the place: You know that shelf or rack at a lot of stores that has their closeouts and returns and opened packages? Imagine a full store of nothing but that. Out front was a bicycle with a big sign on it saying "salvage". They had a couple of well-used wet-dry vacs in the back, and a wall of opened-package (or used) small kitchen appliances like coffee makers and microwave ovens. There were piles of clothing for sale, not on hangers or any kind of organization, just dumped out on shelves or in boxes to be rummaged through. It almost seemed like a permanent garage sale in a retail space. If you want used and salvaged merchandise, they seem to have it. Sitting by the door was a man with a gruff expression. He wore a Deputy Sheriff's badge on his belt, so presumably he works there as a side job, is he supposed to be there to reassure people that the goods aren't stolen? He, nor the man behind the counter made any attempt to greet me, nor even acknowledge my presence in the store. While I was browsing, they launched into talking politics, where it was clear that both of them followed certain extremist conspiracy theories rather zealously. It made me very uncomfortable and I really didn't want to listen to it as I browsed (and they still hadn't even so much as said hello to me), so I just walked out of the store. I won't be back.

A good place to go browse for something cool…read more Now, I'll admit I'm a sucker for peddler's malls. They're usually nice places to go looking around, and this definitely is one such place. Like most peddler's malls (or as they used to be called, flea markets), they're a large space in an old shopping center (where the local Sears used to be) that's been converted into a display space for many businesses different booths by local people selling various things. It's a big, motley mix of things. Vintage clothing. Furniture. Home decor. DVD's and old paperback books. Toys. Small appliances. Jams, jellies, and preserves made by the Amish or other local small businesses. It's definitely worth browsing around to see if they have anything you might like.

I've been in this one a few times I don't even think I've really bought anything from here. Some of…read morethe stuff in there is kind of laughable because it's so overpriced. I personally like the peddlers mall in Morehead. But on a day when you have nothing else better to do at least there's one in Georgetown to walk around in and the people upfront are always nice.

This is a fantastic local thrift shop. Quality merchandise for fair prices. Friendly staff and…read moresupports a good cause. Recommend.

They keep rearranging the resale store and it is always an improvement. Prices for clothes are…read moregood. Hard-line prices can be a little wonky but usually are very fair.

I came looking for golf clubs. There were a lot of putters and a few drivers. I don't play golf…read moreenough to get many clubs, though. The store was organized and clean. Sometimes, it's nice to find a vintage item.

I prefer taking my donated items to the Salvation Army vs. Goodwill. My donated items are handled…read morewith care instead of being thrown into a giant cardboard box that is kept outdoors. The Salvation Army Stores are very clean, well-organized, a good variety. The salespeople are professional, so that I don't feel like I am at a flea market. This is a good place for families to shop, especially when they are living on a stretched budget.

Awesome vintage store with 1000's of records!!! They also have cassettes, VHS tapes, and stereo…read moreequipment. They also have lots of vintage clothing including shirts, jackets, coats, dresses, and other odds and ends. Prices seem to be about on par with online prices, so some items are on the pricey side. There are still plenty of good deals. The employees were friendly and very helpful. Definitely recommend this place if you're into records or vintage clothing!

I am a long time seeker of good old fashioned record stores wherever I go. You know them when you…read moresee them, they advertise new and used records and there's usually a lot of concert posters, cardboard cutouts of movie stars strewn about. I heard about Pip's Resale from a friend and finally had the opportunity to go check them out. WOW! They have the above mentioned criteria and a huge selection of vintage and new vinyl to pour through. Prices range from $2+ and they have probably the album you're looking for. In addition they have vintage clothes, record players, speakers and lots of magnets, patches and stickers too. Check 'em out!

No torn or faded merchandise in this shop! All donated items are checked for stains and worn…read moreplaces. The prices are very reasonable, and the church volunteers who staff the shop are lovely people.

From the owner: The Thrift Shop at Central Christian Church is a bargain-filled, friendly place with gifts,…read morehousewares, and gently-used clothing for the whole family. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, affordable outfits, or environmentally-conscious secondhand items, we're the place for you. Come see us for a deal and some smiles!

So many things to see and admire. Great place to purchase special items from a Variety of Vendorsread more

The Georgetown Antique Mall is a great place to window shop or spend an afternoon getting lost in…read moreweirdness. If you're an antiques collector, or looking for something very specific, it's possible you could find it here; but, for me, this is just a spot to look around. I spent some time exploring this shop one afternoon, and I came across many interesting things. Nothing I needed, but interesting nonetheless. This shop, like many other antique shops, houses loads of old items scattered across multiple floors. Whether you're looking for books, toys, clothing, luggage, accessories, home decor, dishes, furniture (you get it.. the list goes on and on..), you can likely find it here. Or, at least spend some time exploring!

Great place to donate your home furnishings. They resell at nice prices so if your needing…read moresomething random like a window screen or a VCR, take a peak here before dropping more coin elsewhere. They will even pick up donations as a service.

Fantastic selection of wide ranging second hand items which was all priced fairly in my opinion…read more The store was near, clean, and organized well. The staff were also incredibly friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend and will be returning

I think I was first to review this place when it first opened almost four years ago! Sam and Co…read moreare still doing a great job at bringing vintage finds to the Lexington area. Sam and the other vendors always make sure the place is bright, engaging, and fun. They are very intentional about making cool and eye catching displays to enjoy as you shop. They have weird garage sale type finds (I impulse bought a velvet cat painting), midcentury modern furniture in great shape, vintage threads, designer brands like Louis Vuitton. They have books, other artwork, knickknacks and tchotchkes, anything you can imagine. And prices are still great!

Great designer finds today - Louis Vuitton in great condition and reasonable prices! I didn't find…read moreanything on my list today, but always a fun trip with my teen!