Kind of a mess, but still filled with a few unique items…read more I had no idea this place existed until a few weeks ago. My husband and I were driving past it and turned around to stop in since it's an antiques shop and, well, we love vintage/antiques, so we figured there was no harm in taking a look. Honestly, it didn't look like much from the road and I can see why it was so easy to bypass without noticing it. It's located in a pretty nondescript strip mall with no discernible landmarks near it to mark the location. If you didn't pay attention, you'd pass right by without a second look, so definitely make certain to slow down and look for the sign, which isn't very visible at all. Seriously, may I suggest that the owner invest a better sign or something? The best thing about this store was the collectible Barbie collection in the back. If I wasn't really looking, I would never have noticed it. It was tucked far away into the back room in a corner. In that dusty, hidden corner was a treasure trove of limited edition collectible Barbies, still in their boxes, unused and untouched. Most of the boxes were still in pretty good condition, too. On that particular day, the store was having a one-day only sale on certain ones. It was more like a blowout sale- certain special edition Barbies were marked down to $5 each! I don't know, but whatever, I wasn't about to ask questions. I thought the sale price was too good to be true, especially after looking the Barbies in question up on Ebay, etc. I didn't hesitate and bought two right then and there. Both are valued at about $75-$85 online, so it was a bargain. The rest of the store was fairly organized, but the pricing was all over the map. Some things (china, Barbies, ephemera, vinyl, toys) were priced lower than I'd expect, though other things (Star Wars collectibles, jewelry, furniture) were priced higher than some things were actually worth. Quite a few things weren't clearly priced and I had to ask the manager/owner about them. I hate doing that. Just slap a clear price tag on it and leave it at that. Other than the Barbie collection, it was mostly furniture and a lot of Star Wars memorabilia. I don't care about that, but apparently the owner did. Truth be told, it felt a bit like a Star Wars convention in there, which isn't my cup of tea. I can't stand the Star Wars movies, however, to each his own. Customer service was a little lacking. The only employee in there (owner or manager???) seemed kind of cold and aloof, not rude necessarily, but a little more on the unfriendly side than most antique shop owners. Usually, they want to chat with you, however, not this guy. Nope, not at all. We received kind of a frosty reception when we walked in, like we were interrupting something. Maybe he was really busy doing something when we stopped by, I don't know. I do know that when I asked if he had a tissue so I could wipe some dust off my hand (the place was a little dusty, like many antique shops and flea markets), he sort of looked at me like I was interrupting him and he just pointed at a box of tissue behind the counter. Hmm, okay. Despite the semi-cold response from the guy behind the counter, we still picked up a few items (collectible Barbies and some vintage bar ware) that we wanted, but overall, I'd say there is room for improvement in terms of customer service and pricing. It's still worth a look.

This is an absolute wonderful shop with a great pair of guys running it.They are very welcoming and…read moregave me a tour of the complete store. I look forward to returning.

looks cute from the outside, inside is a whole Nother story, clutter, bugs, rude employees, high…read moreprices, ripped up curtains. There's a layer of dust on everything, and you can barely move around in there with all the junk!!! it really sucks that it's not taken care of. It has so much potential.

From the owner: Something Used Something New Consignment is a consignment shop located in Flint, MI. We have a wide…read morevariety of furniture, clothing, antiques, and much more. Visit us today!

So if you go here for anything you see as advertised in their ads...spare yourself the drive and go…read moreelsewhere. Their prices are definitely higher than what's in their ads and nothing rlly there to see. Place is small and limited but they do have a few cute pieces here and there...just a lot more money than advertised.

The sales staff here are awesome. They don't pressure you into a sale. Jeremiah is a down to earth…read moresalesman and I've had many dealings with him and some of the other salesmen. This place has a in house layaway program for up to a yr depending on what you get. Also they have 2 finance companies that can help with rent-to-own. I have bought a living room set and a bedroom set from them and had it delivered, the delivery guys were courteous and quick with getting my stuff to me in a timely manner.

I bought a piece of furniture that was supposed to be delivered. I called to see why the delivery…read morewas late, and whoever answered the telephone was defensive, rude, and argumentative. The person (delivery guy?) insisted that he had no idea what was going on with my purchase, and furthermore, had no reasonable solution for me, and complained that I called the number provided at a time that was inconvenient to him.... WHY IS THE DELIVERY GUY ANSWERING YOUR TELEPHONE? The "supervisor" came out later in the week to deliver. It was obvious from his demeanor that he was aware of my concerns, but, again, had no intention of addressing it. If you want to buy something from these guys, do yourself a favor and bring a truck.

$5 to fill a bag is not bad if you are hunting down some smalls. Not sure what Joe C. is crying…read moreabout. Can't get a home gym, couch, or 55 inch tv to fit in the $5 bag Joe? If you are not looking for small things that will fit in a bag, don't buy the bag. Everything is well priced, staff is friendly and yes you can get a home gym, couch and tv there, just not for $5. I do recommend trying this place out if you are into flea market/second hand type items. If you are not a yard sale, flea market type person, or just can't understand the concept in the $5 bag, then maybe this place isn't for you. BTW I need a big old metal snow shovel, I'll be in to see if you guys have one.

Won't be shopping at Godwins anymore bought 2 end tables @ 329.00 had to assemble them but for $129…read morethey would assemble and deliver no option for assembly without delivery . But a329 each you would think they would have been assembled not shudder house furniture or Ikea Store personal was fine but next time I will go to a furniture store not a craft store

got my Delivery and when they installed the legs on my chair they cross treaded one of the bolts…read morethat made it uneven told me they would send out repair person they scheduled time between 9 and 11am they called that morning to cancel said he called in sick rescheduled same time the next day said i was first on list i left at 11 and got a call at 11:12 telling me he's at my door knocking i went ahead and fixed it myself.

Really cute little home decor store I found merely by chance…read more. We stopped in after having business to do in the area and were delighted by this beautiful and whimsical little shop, which has lots of cute home decor, accessories, DIY rehabbed furniture, antiques, craft paints, jewelry, and much more.. I had no clue it was here til I saw the front window display with such charming items, which visually drew my eye, that I had to stop in. My husband and I shopped around a bit, saw many cute things we thought would look great in our redecorated sunroom, and chatted with the owner, who is super friendly, knowledgeable and nice..she carefully wrapped up my purchases, including some ceramic pieces and some vintage jewelry and mentioned they have DIY furniture/craft paint classes during non business hours, too- I dint know how much those cost, but the classes sounded interesting and I think we'll delve into that a tad more. We're both huge DIY furniture flip types, and rehabbing and painting (or just sprucing it up) old antiques and worn out furniture kinda is our thing now.. lol..if you're a "Flea Market Flip" or "Shabby Chic" type of fan, the restoration style of the merchandise here might be your thing. I know I was a kid in a candy store after finding this little retail gem.. and I didn't even know it was here. If you like country core aesthetic, rustic/modern, shabby chic or farmhouse design, you might like the stuff they have here. It's a little store yet there's a lot to see.. Prices were pretty moderate and the selection is quite varied, with great customer service (which is difficult to come by in the world of retail). I'll definitely shop here again.