Changing Thymes ⁣ ⁣ I…read morefeel that the best way to describe Changing Thymes is that it's like a daily artisan market that you don't have to pay admission to! ⁣ ⁣ Vendors get to rent out a "booth" inside and can display their work and goodies without having to stand there all day. It's the cutest. Every couple steps there's a new beautiful theme from vendors that put their work on display. ⁣ ⁣ Booths filled with preloved items, home decor, antiques, new items, repurposed, handmade and even furniture! It's such a fun adventure and truly feels like you are entering a craft show or market event! ⁣ ⁣ There are many treasures in here ⁣ ⁣ So many, that Changing Thyme has 2 locations right next to each other (ish ).⁣ ⁣ *4187 Chicago Dr SW⁣ *2900 Wilson ⁣

I go here frequently and love shopping here, but the customer service absolutely sucks. The vendors…read moreare great and there's a pretty wide selection of household items/decor and furniture, but every time i've gone there, i've never had a good experience with any of the employees. As someone that has worked in customer service for years, they don't even try! I just went there today and had another horrible experience getting checked out. Extremely unhelpful. I definitely recommend checking it out, but don't expect anyone to be kind to you at the register.

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.

Henry and his team are terrific…read more I went in today to replace a martini glass we broke. Found four amazing glasses and a nice shaker. Henry showed us the Tomolives! They are AMAZING!! A great addition to a beverage! This store is a must visit when in Saugatuck Douglas!!

Steps away from the J. Petter Galleries I almost missed this gem after leaving the gallery and wine…read moreshop next door (or just a few block walk from downtown Douglas). It featured creative and whimsical items which you could easily fill your house with or purchase for gifts. Many of the items seemed well priced and I would have purchased a few things if I weren't planning on moving. And who ever the silver fox was working behind the counter HUBBA HUBBA.

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

Large store with a lot of items. However, not items I would consider "upscale"- a lot of brands…read moregeared towards the more mature clientele. I walked in on a not busy Thursday, and not a single employee said hello, or greeted me. Prices are high for the brands that they carry, the same item I would sell at a garage sale for five dollars, they are trying to sell for $25. The "brand name" handbags they have in stock, are outdated, and listed at prices that nobody would ever pay.

Amazing merchandise & fantastic prices!!! They are always helpful too!!! Priscillas!!read more

Nothing particularly terrible here, just not much that's inspired…read more The New 2 You Shoppe had - on this morning - a very basic selection of everything. I've seen better at other local thrift stores, albeit perhaps one star. Grand Rapids' thrift scene is very basic. Whether it's that parishioners are donating used goods to their in-church ventures (as I've seen at a local faith based retirement home) or everything is used until it's used up, GR seems to be a hard market for fun thrift shopping. (Note: if you've seen this comment before, it's because I spent the morning hitting all the thrift stores in succession, and all of them were wanting of a good dose of donations, inspiration, and organizational pizzazz.)

This is my favorite thrift store. Clean, a good selection that is well organized, fair prices. Yes…read morethere are cheaper places (like the bins) but many thrift stores are higher priced. I think it is a great value. I have always found the workers, many of whom are volunteers, to be courteous and helpful.

The staff are very lovey. The staff…read moreare very friendly and thoughtful! The selection is also very good! It is not all vintage, but there is a pleasant mix. Definitely will recommend!!

Very cute and very organized shop! We very much enjoyed our time walking around and checking out…read morethe different booths! So much to see! The staff was super friendly and helpful!! Definitely recommend!!

Bigger than it looks from the outside and it's adjacent to a busy restaurant, so if you're waiting…read morefor a seat at the restaurant, you can browse here. Mall is packed full of smalls of all kinds with quite a few Dutch and Holland themed items. Booths are clean and well stocked, and the prices seem to be fair. There is no service charge for credit card usage like some other malls have, and the employees are friendly, helpful and efficient.

A large collection of antiques and vintage items. The items are nicely displayed in seller booths…read more The items are clearly marked . It's a nice place to browse and reminisce of items that are now considered vintage. Prices were a bit higher than expected. We noticed receipts are handwritten.