The love of thrifting has grown since I moved here to Michigan. I'm always over the moon whenever I…read morevisit a new shop. Nice Twice is a great find! It's not small, not too big, just right. They have spacious areas for clothing, books, home decor, and even furniture. There's so much good stuff you can get here at a reasonable price. It's very organized. I love how they organize plates, glasses, vintage vases, etc., by color. Pretty neat! The staff is great too, friendly and very polite.

Awesome local business with great volunteers who are kind and helpful. Great variety of clothes,…read moreknick knacks and furniture that is in great shape. Will be back again and again!!

This store is wonderful to meander through and look at all the very interesting and well-displayed…read moremerchandise. The staff is always friendly, always helpful! I have been there many times and have come away with such treasures! The furniture is set up in such a way that you can visualize how it might look in YOUR space. Everything is clean and nicely cared for. I highly recommend visiting Pathway! You will enjoy it!

I came here because I kept seeing it on TikTok and I love going thrifting/antiquing. Their whole…read moremotto and mission is very sweet as they help elderly people move out of their homes and get some money to help them. I will say though, the prices reflect this. I do think it was a bit more overpriced for the quality/condition that a lot of their items were in. It is huge and they have tons of home/kitchen stuff. The drive coming from Grand Rapids wasn't bad though I just wish the prices reflected the condition of the items more closely. All that being said, I would go back again to give it another shot.

Grand Valley State University has a store solely dedicated to repurposing, unwanted office…read morefurniture, and abandoned student and office items. The inventory changes frequently, but they usually have typical office items such as chairs, filing cabinets, whiteboards, and other things. But you can also sometimes find bikes and knickknacks and glass bases. It all depends on what area got cleaned out on campus. They also have a large section where they offer office supplies, free of charge so things like binders, tab files, anything that might be found in an office they usually have available. There hours can be a little wonky so it's a good idea to double check before you head out there. They also do not take cash, so be prepared for that. It's a great place to check if you were in need of something for your home or School office on a budget.

I've been shopping there for years!! Kind of a treasure hunt. Great used clothes, new and old and…read morewonderful staff

From the owner: We are a small non-profit organization that is completely run by hard working volunteers. Family…read moreowned for three generations, and non-denominational. We offer both new and used clothing and merchandise, along with some perishable items when available. Day old bread is free and available in limited quantities each day. We offer assistance for low income individuals and families on medicaid as well. These individuals and families are able to be signed up using their medicaid and social security cards, along with a valid ID. This program offers three of each item (three pairs of pants, three shirts, three under garments, etc.) Per week. Our vision statement: To keep families and individuals united and strong as they progress to overcome their challenges and see the seed of hope blossom into the new begginings of tomorrow.

Traveling in mid-October to see family in my hometown. Lots of merchandise. Great prices. I…read morepurchased a couple of hats... a bear hat for a great nephew and a 100% sheepskin hat for myself. So glad to find this as we were headed to the UP (Upper Peninsula in MI). I wore it nearly every day. I love thrifting while traveling. Stop in to see what you find!

Everything! Staff very friendly and Volunteers also very friendly.10 out if 10!! Very knowledgeable…read moreat their jobs.

Sweetest employees and great customer service. Also the store is SO clean and nice. 10/10read more

They really sliced this store down- things are very spacious now, but hardly any housewares, and so…read moremuch are store returns from Target and other stores. I don't stop very often any more.

Thrift stores are a hit and miss. This was is a definite HIT! It's a labyrinth of rooms displayed…read morenicely giving a lot to take in but not feeling overwhelmed. There is a decent size parking lot outside, and a very simple store front but when you walk into the blue sea and smiling staff welcome you. There are bathrooms throughout the facility that are well stocked, clean and taken care of. The selection of items varies as every thrift store does. You will definitely walk away with something when you stop here. Today is Wednesday and although the site says 6pm they are open until 8pm. They take cash, and credit cards for purchased and will hold items as needed to allow you to continue to shop. This place also offers for purchase water, pop (soda), Pringles, assortment of candies and snacks to keep you going because when you get here you will be here for a while. I felt very comfortable being here, walking amoung the items and I teracting with the staff. Highly recommend.

The Wally's on 28th St is much better. This one is in a building with a strange layout that's hard…read moreto follow, and it seems like most of the booths have the sort of things you find if you go to Goodwill or Salvation Army. There are booth that are loaded with VHS tapes, others with Beanie Babies, others just random, used books and miscellaneous "stuff." Not great. Not a lot of antiques. People working there weren't particularly friendly.