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 is one of my favorite thrift stores. The store is always clean and the workers are extremely…read morenice. This is a good store if you're looking for GVSU items! There's also a lot of modern and vintage clothing. Goodwills out here also sell brand new things. They have fitting rooms. I would recommend to anyone who likes to thrift!!

Clean however never have enough product and the manager was in a very bad mood yelling at two…read moreemployees I was embarrassed for her

Wonderful store ran by a wonderful family. The owners are so very kind and helpful. The location is…read morevery accessible once you know where it's at (right off of Chicago Dr). The selection has a little bit of everything - housewares, clothing, office furniture, house hardware, kids toys, the list goes on. Prices are great, essentially everything is a minimum of 50% off retail prices. Definitely stop in and see them if you're in the area!

From the owner: Papa Bear's Resale is a veteran-owned, family-operated small business that provides heavily…read morediscounted prices on liquidated and overstock products from big box stores and online retailers. We started buying liquidation pallets to decrease household spending on basic necessities and the ability to find quality and brand name products much cheaper than retail prices. Our garage quickly filled up with items that our family did not need or want to keep and started passing the savings on to our family, friends and YOU!

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.

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!

Lady at the desk was very friendly and willing to talk. Lots of unique items and vintage clothes…read more Good prices for the quality of the clothes.

A great selection of items ranging from vintage clothing and hand made local items to odds and…read moreends. And the money spent is going to a good cause.

I've been to Elevated several times now and have really enjoyed my experiences there. I don't…read morealways love antique markets/warehouses as they can be quite congested and claustrophobic - not Elevated! The aisles are wide, the booths are nicely appointed, and there is lots of great natural light from all the windows. I love that they are arranged by "streets" with numbers for each booth, making it easy to remember where you saw something. There are lots of fun things to check out - I love the reading room that also features art from local artists. They have the ability to rent a shelf vs. a whole booth, which I thought was really cool. Possibly the best part - the free popcorn! I also really like the fun decor like the board game wall. Parking is ample on the street in front or the free lot across the street. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Elevated.

I could spend days here! Loved it. I'm going to bring all of my friends and family here when they…read morevisit. I bought a really nice vintage art piece (like a large tray) for my bathroom vanity and I LOVE it. Items are also well priced in my opinion.

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.

I'm so glad I finally checked out Flashback! This vintage/thrift store is so cool and chock full of…read moregreat finds. Nate and I were specifically looking for something for him to wear to our friend's 80s-themed birthday party, and we really lucked out! Lauren was so helpful and friendly, and helped us find an awesome black sequined bomber jacket which was a perfect match for the pants he already had. It was fun looking through all the items - it's mostly clothing, although they do have several cassette tapes. I saw things from the 80s, 90s, and 00s and it was a nice mix of more casual pieces and some fancier things - definitely saw some great 80s prom dresses there! The prices were awesome; I got a super cute red jacket for spring for only $10! I am trying to get into more thrifting these days, so I'll definitely be back to treasure hunt at Flashback again soon.

The guy who owns this had to be a real character a hippie from the old days he carries soup to nuts…read moreyou never know what you're going to find in there beware you're going to be scrutinized when you come in but keep looking

Went in to grab something and use the paper trimmer. They didn't have exactly what I needed, but…read morethe workers (especially Alicia!) were so helpful and kind! She deserves a raise!

I'm not typically one to write reviews, but I've had the strangest experience with OfficeMax/Depot…read moreand I'm still very confused. This all started on a Thursday morning, when I ordered two booklets to be picked up same-day at the Alpine location. I never received the email telling me my order was complete that day, which was odd because I ordered for same-day, but whatever, things happen. The next day, Friday, I get an email saying my two booklets are ready for pickup. I drive about 20 minutes to the store, park, and see there's a sign on the door that says "closed due to technical issues until further notice". Well that's odd because they just told me my order was ready for pickup! But again, things happen, hopefully they'll reopen soon and I can get my order. Friday evening, I call the store. The automated message says the store is open, but just to be sure I press the 2 to connect to the print dept. No answer. Saturday morning, I do the same thing. No answer. This order is important to me and I wasn't anticipating waiting a couple days longer than planned, so I message customer service and they basically told me I'd have to handle it with the store. Well, not sure how I can do that when they're apparently closed until further notice, but great I'll keep waiting. Saturday night, I call, the automated voice still says they are open but then I can't connect to anyone. Sunday morning, same process, no luck. I decide to message customer service again, because perhaps the store has suddenly permanently closed. I chat with someone who tells me the store is open and kindly gives me their hours. Okay. I assume they must have reopened and are just not answering their phone. After all, they must be busy following an unexpected closure. I drive to the store again, 20 minutes. The sign is still on the door, they are still closed. I am beyond confused. Do the two people I spoke to in customer service not know an entire store has temporarily shut down for three days at this point? Why can no one tell me the store is closed when it clearly is? I've since been able to get in touch with a third person at customer service who was able to cancel the order and get it shipped to me instead, which is not ideal because I really needed same-day pickup and will now not get my order until next Friday, over a week from my original order date. To reiterate, I am not upset that the store closed because I understand things happen. It's that this was meant to be a same-day pickup, and here I am four days later without the two booklets I paid over $100 for while they sit on a shelf in the store, with no idea when I can pick them up. And the lack of knowledge from customer service about a multi-day closure is just odd. The automated message when you call the store is also incredibly misleading, because it says they are OPEN. I'm just confused at their whole process, and annoyed that my order is technically ready and waiting on a shelf, but now I have to wait over a week while no one has communicated anything with me at all or given a correct answer in regards to their store being closed. I actually worked at this store as a teenager about 15 years ago and I loved it, so there was still some lingering loyalty. No longer. I think if a store closes unexpectedly, then customer service/corporate should be alerted immediately and someone should reach out to anyone who had an order in process with the store to find an alternative solution, or at least let them know they'll have to wait to pick up their order. Or even a generic email! Something, anything. This has been so, so weird.