Driving through downtown Maysville I saw this shop. Drove around looking for a parking spot so I…read morecould check it out. I love consignment stores. This one is truly an epic fail. The lady working there was on the phone talking about someone about a mailing problem. Then she complained to the other lady who had been working in the back. Then she was on her cellphone. I asked her about the procedure to consign. She rudely told me and seemed to resent my asking. You pay $25 the first time you bring in your items. Nonrefundable. Your items are priced. 30 days at that price and then they go to 50% off. 30 days after that they are pulled and donated. This store not much better than a thrift store. Pricing is strange. There are new items in the back. Home decor and some food items. The best thing about this shop is the candy bars on the counter where you pay and they are made in Mt. Sterling. The lady at the counter needs a serious class in manners and couth. To have someone this rude and loud mouthed is poor business.

Tony and I went to the Peddlers Mall in Morehead Kentucky after we were hiking at Broke Leg Falls…read morelocated about 1/2 hour south. We like to walk around to check prices and get ideas. I did buy a nice Golf top for my upcoming trip to Florida in June and Tony bought a new Trump Flag for his gate on our fence. We like to walk around!!

Lots to choose from, unusual items, lots of home decor. Affordable antiques and primitive ware.read more

Always great finds and a friendly staff. Clean and organized areas. Spacious layout and easy to…read moremaneuver

Tony and I was in the area and stopped at Salvation Army to see if I could find anything to…read moreupsell.. per the Flea Market show on GAC upselling is when you find something and make it better..so that was what I was searching for... Tony was also looking for some work jeans at a reasonable price. No need to pay full retail for jeans for work that are going to get all stained up anyway. But again we found nothing, today we were more window shopping but in this case bin and shelf diving/shopping. The store was large and slightly bit musky smelling like something had been under some major water and caused damage. But the large windows made it sort of light and airy too..I would definitely shop here again if I was in the area.

Selection is great and some stuff isn't marked up as much as other thrift stores. Very good…read moreselection and very clean selection at that. The employees are pretty friendly but hard to understand is the only thing that I would change but they are very friendly and helpful. I would recommend the stores have a big selection so make sure to give yourself time to go through the whole store!

In MY opinion, this is the best thrift store around! It is a place that not only holds a lot of…read morefond memories for me (me and my mom, before she passed, this was our tradition- to thrift together at Valley Thrift), it has the best prices around! Who can beat discounted thrift?!? The array of everything from homegoods, furniture, purses/bags, shoes, and my favorite their clothing! I love Valley Thrift! I've been to my fair share of thrift stores, and this wins! Now that I have moved out of state, this is the one place I look forward to coming when I visit home. As for their service, it is average, staff will help you get in and out at the register, but that is all you may get. Lol. None the less, what they may lack in service, they up for in the selections! It's all worth it. Check it out for yourself! It's the best! Happy shopping!

This Salvation Army thrift store has easily been one of my favorites over the years. Their prices…read morehave stayed very consistent, and I almost always leave with at least one thing I genuinely love and end up taking home. One of the most fun perks about this location is that the home goods section is color coordinated. It makes browsing really enjoyable, especially if you're looking for a specific aesthetic or color palette. There's also a home goods section that features nicer pieces, like vintage items, crystal, and more elevated finds. I usually find something I like there. Some of those items are priced a bit higher, but nothing ever feels outrageous. Overall, this store has some of the best thrift store pricing I know. There's a small book section as well, and I've found a lot of textbooks and similar finds that I like to thrift and use as "academic inspired" decor, which I love. There's also a furniture section with some nicer pieces. I've seen people reserve furniture they like, which is great because you can purchase it and come back later to pick it up instead of having to haul it out immediately. The store also has a wall dedicated to framed art, and the rest of the center of the store is mostly clothing. I don't browse the clothing every visit, but I've found plenty of great workout pants, including name brands like Ralph Lauren, as well as cute sweaters such as vintage Halloween or seasonal themed pieces. There are also a few racks with more high end clothing if you want to look through those specifically. They almost always have some kind of deal going on, usually with a certain color tag discounted, which makes it fun to hunt for extra deals. As for the staff, there is one woman who works there regularly who is incredibly kind. She always greets you when you walk in and lets you know what the discount color of the day is. While I can't say every staff interaction has been outstanding, my experiences with her have been consistently great. One thing to note is that this location is often very low on bags, newspaper, and wrapping materials. If you want to make sure all of your items make it to your car safely, I'd recommend bringing your own bags just in case. They also always seem to be in need of bag donations, so if you have extras at home, it's a great place to drop them off. Overall, this is a thrift store I always enjoy coming back to and one I'd definitely recommend checking out.

This is the GOAT Salvation Army. Every time I come in here I find my new favorite piece of…read moreclothing. It's uncanny. I'm writing the review right here in the dressing room lol. And the ladies working here are so nice and accommodating. Always one of my favorite places to visit when I come to Cincinnati. Never change.

Larry is the the perfect example of someone who should be in a management spot. Accommodating to…read morecustomers, positive and helpful. helped me and my friends checkout and was just overall a great person to represent the good work this store does for the community! Also, if you come here and have extra plastic grocery bags laying around, bring them in so that the cashiers can reuse them! I will be doing this every time I return. Shout out to Larry!

Overall I'd say this thrift store is conveniently located and tidy…read more There are two dressing rooms when you walk in and the entire main floor is women's clothing and shoes. Everything is organized by size and category which is helpful. The men's, kids, and household section is in the back. These areas are quite small. I'm assuming the store simply does not receive ample amount of donations in this area. I went with 50% off, and felt the discounted price I paid should be the original price. For example I bought one old cotton long sleeve. Basic and it was $5 full price. Many times thrift stores charge more than 50% of retail and this is a big issue for access. Speaking of accessibility. There is zero disability access into the store. This is a major problem. As a mom with a young child, I had to unload everything, including my child and carry everything with the stroller up the steep stairs. I try to walk to stores when able, and I couldn't simply throw the stroller in the car, or leave it outside in the rain. I'm not sure why a second hand store where many parents and disabled people shop would not have accessibility. I cannot imagine being in a wheelchair, being elderly, or having other physical ailments having this road block to a store that is supposed to be for the community.

This gem is tucked in the corner of a strip center in Ft Thomas, KY. It's literally stuffed with…read moreunique gifts, antiques, vintage and upcycled home decor. Every room in my home has treasures I've found there: lamps, vases, antique tables, candleabras, statues, clocks. These one-of-a-kind items always attract the attention of my friends when they visit. If you enjoy discovering unique things at reasonable prices, this is the place to shop.

Friendly staff. Great place to browse for nothing in particular. Can't wait to come back when it's…read moredecorated for Christmas!

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.

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.