Best place to thrift in Port Huron, well curated and a really cool vibe in the store, a staple stop…read morewhenever I'm in town. The prices are higher than at a goodwill but not having to dig through miles of garbage to find a cool tee is so worth it.

Small hometown thrift shop that has home wares, decor and clothing for adults. The best part is the…read moreprices. All proceeds go to local charities.

Best kept secret in St. Clair! This lovely little shop has a boutique flair and the best prices…read morearound. The dollar-a-bag hallway racks have hidden treasures that change weekly. The money raised goes to charities.

We decided to come to the area after hearing about a variety of antique stores. We went to quite a…read morefew shops that we really enjoyed. We then came to Back Porch and it was next door to another shop. To be conpletely honest, we walked in and it was completely dead in the stire aside from three people seated at a table and talking. It was a bit awkward becuse they looked over at us and just stared. They then continued quietly talking. I walked around inside and I did not really see anything that caught my eye. I did see an interesting vase but it seemed a bit overpriced. We did not stay long in the shop and decided to walk over next door. I just felt like the atmosphere in this shop was a lot different than the other shops. Im sure they have a lot of nice items and I would come in to look again.

I love this store and always visit there when looking for home decor. The selection is broad and…read morethey are always friendly and helpful. I also think their prices are reasonable.

This might be one of my favorites. The items are truly unique and the store has items from so many…read moreeras. The prices are pretty reasonable too. Highly recommend.

I had a pair of blue jeans altered there and the stitching was terrible. The part they altered was…read morea disaster and was uncomfortable to wear. Not sure if it was a blessing or not but the stitching gave way and I ended up just having to get rid of the jeans all together.

I was looking for a winter- themed wreath that was not just for Christmas. I found exactly what I…read morewas looking for; a beautiful hand -crafted grapevine wreath with snowflakes on it. I will use this for years to come in the winter months. This is a wonderful little shop.

This is definitely a must see shop in downtown Marine City. I was actually looking for some antique…read moreshops and I saw the shop next to it pop up on the map. As I was about to pass by, these beautiful bird houses caught my eye outside. I turned to look inside and saw a lot of beautiful treasures. I am so so happy that we decided to stop in because my husband found a super awesome and beautiful knife. The woman at the counter is one of the owners and she told us a gentleman in New Baltimore handmakes all of the knives. The great thing about this shop is that it is owned by two brothers and their mother. They even have a bed and breakfast upstairs as well. The gentleman said he even can bargain sometimes which is awesome! They are super lovely people and I enjoyed talking to them. I will definitely be back to check out the bird houses.

There were people inside without masks, and the owner was not properly wearing his mask. Would have…read moreloved to shop around but seeing as the owner does not care about the safety of their patrons, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

About two hours from Toledo. I kept seeing this as an huge flea market that shouldn't be missed. It…read morewas more like a country market with foods, animals and plants. There were vendors with a few other options, even a few record booths. It end early by 2pm. Most vendors still did not want to bargain. I sorted through someone's trunk of in marked albums. He said they ran from $5-$10. I picked 5 and offered $5 per album and he had a fit, screaming and shouting. Usually you get a counter offer. So I just left those albums behind others were much nicer. I don't think it's worth the drive, although I found a few other nice shops on the way back. It's very hilly. Wear your walking shoes.

There was value to be found and treasures to be had. I found myself a nice Elvis statue for my…read morehome in Mississippi here at the armada market in Gaylord, MI. Highly recommend it for the hunters of vast treasures and some good baked goods to boot at one of the booths in the middle. People selling stuff were willing to haggle and were super friendly. Best bang for your buck and a great time for the whole family!

The crew arrived on time & were very informative. They packed all items, big & small, carefully. I…read morewould definitely recommend!

Although I am biased, Deb and Colleen work hard to provide good service and pricing to customers…read more This is a small business with good inventory that changes often and is clean. If you dont find what you are looking for, they will try to help.