Not my favorite thrift store. They have the items split up amongst three different buildings. It is…read morewell organized and clean but just not a lot of stuff.

I am 37 years old and have been shopping at this place for two years, spending an average of $2,000…read moreevery month. I am neurodivergent and have ADHD. I have found that I can provide for my family reselling thrift store clothing on the internet. In the time that I was a customer, I was respectful, always organizing my items before setting it down for the cashier, greeting others, always saying positive things to the workers about their displays. That same treatment was not reciprocated. I was told "Oh you're back again?" or "I JUST PUT ALL THESE ITEMS ON THE RACKS TEN MINUTES AGO!!!!" I have never been told Thank You for my loyalty. I've never once been asked "is there anything I could help you with?" A few months ago, I stopped into the store and I overheard the employees gossiping about me (again) while I was shopping. So I called the store and addressed the issue with the woman in charge. She did say that she was aware of that happening. But that the employees feel uncomfortable around me. I was surprised to hear this because I've been consistently supporting their non-profit for years and always made it a point to be neat, mannerly, and friendly to anyone I encountered in there. She said to me that one employee claimed I threw my clothing down at the checkout and that it was rude. I said to her, "no, actually I'm healing from a broken hand, and often times my wrist gives out when I'm carrying something heavy." I didn't go back for a long time. Then today I thought I would go in and cash in all the Store Credits I'd been saving up and to never return to the place after that. Unfortunately, I will never get the chance to cash in my store credit because I will no longer support a business that treats neurodivergent adults the way they treated me today. As I was checking my items out today, I was approached by a woman I did not recognize. With about 8 other customers watching, she stated that they watched me on the cameras the last time I was in the store and that I "opened a can of soda, took a sip, set it on a shelf, and left it there and that it needed to be paid for today!" I was absolutely mortified, explaining that the situation was very likely as I have ADHD and Autism, and would never steal a 50 cent drink. Just 10 minutes prior, I was looking around their store for my drink that I lost TODAY while shopping. The concerning part to me is this: I informed the woman in charge of the staff that I have autism and adhd. She said "WELL WE CAN'T READ YOUR MIND!!!"..... This is when I explained "I'm sorry I don't look, act, or speak the way you want me to, but mistreating me for it, is not okay." I eventually had to ask this woman to stop interrupting my transaction with the cashier as I was trying to focus. The woman told me she would gladly have a talk with me outside when I was done. I assured her that she wouldn't because I needed her to leave me alone. I exited the store and reminded everyone shopping, "PRETTY GIRLS HAVE AUTISM TOO." So I ask, do neurodivergent adults need to announce their diagnosis to the businesses they support to protect themselves from mistreatment for their quirkiness?

Prices were great! Well organized! Clean environment! The staff were friendly and helpful!…read moreThe shelves were well stocked with a variety of nice items.

There is always a treasure to find here from clothes to housewares to furniture and so much more…read more The prices are great! They do price the valuable antiques as they should be priced a little more. The staff is always friendly and very helpful!

We were thrifting and needed some swimming shorts. Decided to stop by here. There is a huge parking…read morelot. The place is pretty big. There's a big book section. Prices are reasonable. I was able to find new swimming shorts with tags for $5. Service was great. Had a really good experience

Busy store, but nothing we were shopping for. Thrift shopping is interesting if you are looking…read morefor a specific item it isn't always there. Many were shopping and finding bargains .

This is certainly one of my favorite thrift stores. There is a good variety of items and their…read morepricing is really affordable compared to other thrift stores in the area. The layout of the store is pretty good but could feel crowded if there are lots of people inside. There is plenty of parking in front of the building- I've never had an issue with parking. My favorite thing about this thrift store? It directly benefits the Humane Society of Summit County!

I like to go to thrift stores to treasure hunt. However, everything I find that I like is priced to…read moresale as if on Etsy or eBay. There's no treasure scored unless you want to pay what private dealers sale their treasures for.

Owner and staff are great and excellent curated selection (trying to get to 85 characters sorry.read more

I went into this thrift store looking for old buttons for a craft project. Someone told me they had…read morea huge stash here, and they were right. This store is jam packed with all kinds of things! You'll find clothing, shoes, videos, books, furniture, electronics, housewares, health items, etc. I didn't think the prices were fair on some things that were really junky, but after asking the woman at the register, I found out that items are donated and all of the proceeds go towards the Boys & Girls Club. That wasn't clear at all, and I would not have known that if I wasn't true to my outgoing self and asked the associate about the store. All I found to buy were my overpriced buttons, but I'm happy knowing I supported a good cause.

I stopped here on a whim after an appointment in town and was extremely pleasantly surprised. This…read moreshop is very cozy & inviting with plenty of great, affordable finds. Janine (I'm sorry if I spelled your name wrong), the owner, was so friendly & inviting. Seriously, if you want to visit a local owned business that deserves support, this lady is it. The selection was great & I found some really nice hidden gems within. I'll definitely be back & highly recommend you check it out!

We loved it. The owner and her niece were friendly. They were packing up to move next door, but…read moretook the time to talk and help us. We will definitely go back

The thrift stores in Ohio's Amish regions are the best, and Harvest in Wilmot is one of my…read morefavorites. There are two separate buildings, and the upstairs of the annex is dedicated to crafts, sewing and linens for the home. It's great fun to browse the mix of vintage and newer items. Prices have gone up some but are still reasonable. They had an impressive selection of beads on my most recent visit.

They were all sitting around on their phones at 4:52 pm. I asked if I could try on one pair of…read moreshorts and they wouldn't let me because it was "too close to closing time" even though only one of the person was in there and they were sitting around. They were not nice either. I have spent a lot of money there, but now I never want to go back there again.

Love This Thrift Store! SUPER CLEAN! I always leave with a cart full of goodies! Plus everything…read morethe make goes to children in need! It's a guilt free shopping trip!

This is your run-of-the-mill thrift store. Quite large, too. Lots of clothing, but also a decent…read moresized selection of furniture and housewares, books, and odds-and-ends. They appear to be religious (Christian) based as they are not open Sundays, like many stand-alone thrift stores. I've often also seen them staffed by Mennonites - fairly common in the Wooster area. The store is clean and well stocked with a variety of things. I always dig through the arts and crafts stuff and pull out cards for birthdays and holidays. I've found piles of yarn and gifted them to my older family members who are into knitting. Prices are great, as you'd expect from thrift stores, but seem even better here than at others.. Staff has always been friendly and the atmosphere relaxed, allowing for you to take your time and dig for unique finds and "treasures". However, I've found more unique items and deals at other thrift stores like Goodwill than here, usually.

We didn't find what we needed but thrifting is a gamble. Maybe you find it maybe not. The store…read morewasn't its normal busy self.

Stopped at Harvest Thrift Shop in Sugarcreek Ohio to check it out and it was basically a Second…read moreHand Christmas Store...everything Christmas I found a few things I wanted, stood in line for 15 minutes played 5 rounds on my phone of my favorite game and the line hadn't moved. Lots of employees on the floor and only one behind the counter...so I left...darn I tried not to mad!!!

For such a small store, they have such great finds. My best friend and I stopped in on the last…read moreday of our road trip. We spent over 2 hours sorting and talking with others in the store about the items were were looking at. Met an Amish mother and daughter that were a delight to talk to. We wound up with a cart full each to purchase. Took up most of the backseat of the car! The staff were really sweet and restrooms very clean. Will stop by again since they have such fantastic stuff.

I can't wait to return to this goodwill location! They give you a reusable discount card for each…read moretime you spend over $15! I found high end items at the same standard prices from my hometown and they were of much more desire and better quality! The ladies shoe department was fully stocked with a nice selection of fall and winter dress shoes in many sizes. They even had some higher priced new items such as an eight piece queen size comforter set for $49.99 new in package. Lots of housewares and children's books, toys and games. A large selection of nice and gently used baby clothes yet mostly girl clothing and some boy clothing. When in Amish Country this is definitely worth the trip up to Wooster for a store I without hesitation give five stars!!