I've been to Reuse Planet a few times, and it's always a pleasant experience. It's a very unique…read morestore, and I think their prices are generally pretty good. They have clothing, furniture, kitchen items, you name it. I especially love their $0 section because, honestly, free is for me lol. The staff is always incredibly nice, and I really enjoy their rewards program. If you're looking for a good thrift store while helping save the planet, definitely check them out. P.S. They also take donations!

This large thrift store in Gainesville is run by a non-profit The Repurpose Project keeping usable…read moreitems circulating in the local community as a step to helping the planet not to over consume. They offer affordable clothing, accessories, furniture, electronics, toys, and household goods. We found the cutest kangaroo $8, wall art $8 and a nice suede purse $45.

Love this store. Beautiful and unique selection of home goods, I actually found a huge bundle of…read morereplacement silverware I had been searching for! The lady who works there is so sweet and always so cheerful!

Most of the books were of unusually unfamiliar topics and authors. It was dark difficult to find…read moreanything in the back of the store. Maybe it's more for a different clientele or collector. The prices were on the medium to high side for used books. The guy in the store left us to ourselves and helped only when we asked.

I'm not a person that usually writes reviews, but this place deserves it. In my opinion, Worm Hole…read moreis by far the best book store in Gainesville. It reminds of the little book stores I loved in Cambridge, MA. The Theory section is unmatched in the area and I often find books at a better price here than anywhere else (just picked up a copy of Seeds of Time by Fredric Jameson for around $20, which is around $6 cheaper than I can find used copies anywhere online). Highly recommend this place

I love this place and am glad there's another thrift store in the neighborhood. They've got a great…read moreselection of used clothes and accessories. They have household stuff but didn't have time to browse. Part of the 5-star rating also has to do with their dressing room - it is literally a room! I did not feel crammed in a cubicle. The downside is there is only one so you can't lounge or anything because it's always in demand.

So many things! Where do I start!? I originally came here…read moreto get a PS4, and I still have it and play with it. While I was looking around, I saw their camera collection! Wow! A Canon T7 for $200...sold! Great, solid camera and I have taken thousands of pics with it. So now, I am looking to get some lenses to make my hobby more versatile. Came back and found a nice lens for less than half the price online. No scratches and it works perfectly!! I almost don't want to tell anybody about their camera stash, but I am not that selfish! They have all kinds of power tools, laptops, guitars and basses, and much more. Don't just go online to buy stuff, check out Oaks Pawn for great deals! Shout out to Jeff on their friendly staff!!

One of the staff has a bad attitude. Not welcoming at all. If it wasn't for another guy, i wouldn't…read morehave bought anything at all. Good store, but one bad thing throws everything out entirely.

I haven't been to the Friends of the Library book sale in a while, so going was kind of an…read moreexperience. I didn't really have a goal in mind for what I wanted, so just going through the stacks and browsing to see if anything caught my eye was the basic plan. Lots of people lined up, but I got through the line pretty quickly. Inside, the books are arranged in a reasonable order, and the different sections are easy to identify, so finding areas that interested me was not a problem. Coming across the cooking section, I found that there were a number of smaller cookbooks that I like to term as "Wive's Club Cookbooks" which can be some of the best/most entertaining cookbooks you can come across due to the nature of the recipes that are contained in them. You never know what you are going to find in them, though recipes from the 1960's are prevalent and gelatin comes into heavy play. Good stuff there, and I stocked up on them. Overall, the Friends of the Library book sale is always a good thing to go to!

They used to charge admission on the 1st day, which helped to keep the line short. I was in line…read morefor about an hour, no shade. The prices seem much higher now, and arbitrary. Even here Liberals have to assert their politics. The book 'Rigged' by Molly Hemingway was in a section labeled "Political Fiction". I had read the whole thing and it was well researched, with over 84 pages of sources. I challenge anyone to find just one false statement in it.

My wife and I spent a couple of hours testing out chairs & loveseats with Chris C. Chris was very…read morepleasant and offered alternatives. The loveseat we decided on was on order and arrived a couple of weeks later. The delivery team of D. & Derrick were very professional and courteous. The entire experience was a great.

Originally, I called the store to ask about a particular item and Chris answered. His knowledgeable…read morestyle and willingness to take time convinced me to visit the store. That led to the purchase of a major item. Chris had all the answers to our many questions. Totally understood the product and everything went very smoothly. Highly recommend this business.

I enjoyed my first visit to Shirt Shack this summer! I am not from the area, and was visiting for…read morethe week. I was told that this store is relatively new to the area by some locals. Everything appeared new and clean, both inside and out. It is located off of SR 45, and has a sizable, private parking lot that is easy to get in and out of. When we stopped, it was not too crowded but there were some others shopping around. It was a Thursday in July, around mid-morning. This store is huge! They have an incredible selection of boots and various western wear brands for men, women, and children. You could definitely spend an hour or two in here just looking around at all of the different shirts, jackets, pants, accessories, and shoes that are available. There were a lot of brands that are popular for sale - Columbia, Wrangler, Local Boy, Judy Blue, Stanley, and so many more. We ended up purchasing a few shirts, and I thought the prices were fair here. It seemed like they run various specials and sales, as well as having a healthy sale/clearance section. The staff were all friendly, and they had several people working and active on the floor. They were willing to help with anything and answer questions as asked. I would recommend giving this place a stop if you find yourself in the area. Selection is great, and they have some extended sizing on items as well. You really can shop for the entire family here. Will definitely be back on my next trip to the area!