This is a great store to find lots of cool items some old. Some new. One of my favorite places to…read morego in Statesboro.

I loved my visits to Charlie's during my stay in Statesboro! Would you believe me if I told you I…read morevisited the shop every day that they were open Tuesday-Saturday!? I did! First off the family who owns the shop is wonderful, friendly and extremely welcoming to all who enter their doors. I found that each day I would walk around and notice some new trinket, glassware or paper ephemera item that I had overlooked the day before. You will surely be greeted by their beautiful golden retrievers during your visit who love all the rubs. They also have another sweet dog named Rose who you will find resting throughout the shop. This is a place I will come back to again and again when I am in the area. I can't say enough about the owners Trish and Greg and their lovely daughter Olivia.

The parking situation can be a little dicey, but I put that upon the customers who see personal…read morespace as more of a suggestion than a social expectation. Inside, the store is spread across many rooms of a cute little house and it's obvious the staff do their best to organize / give a curated vibe. Since this is an organization that supports animals, there are always lot of adorable pet themed items ( coffee mugs, t shirts, blankets , etc ) and lots of second hand pet items ( beds, toys etc.) Prices in general are fair, with some of the dish sets being a bit higher, but this seems to be common across all charity shops I visit. Overall, a great place with friendly staff, decent prices and a cause that is very close to my heart.

I have been there twice.didnt care for what they had for sale.and no sales service at all…read more Just not my cup of tea.

Wow! What a funky little store!…read more You can find almost anything in the small store that looks crazy unique from the outside in. The side yard is filled with "stuff". It's everywhere. But as you walk in, you'll see it's the same crazy disarray inside as well. The owner was super friendly and nice to talk to. Bridget The Cat was just as friendly. They both really made the store charming and fun to check out. My friend found a couple of things and a vintage book on golfing for her husband. I bought a scary looking painting/sculpture for my sister. I was actually afraid of that thing so we put it in the trunk of the car. I know she will LOVE it!! If you are ever in Springfield, you should definitely check it out.

Interesting shop. We did not find anything but depending on your taste it looks like some very…read moreunique items. The owner was very pleasant and funny.

Clean, nice inexpensive finds through out. I have found Antiques, vintage or fairly new pieces…read more At great prices. Fun stop in Claxton GA.

This is a pretty big thrift store and things are sorted, clean, and reasonably priced. There is a…read moreside that is clothes and home goods, and the a side that is furniture and used appliances. I was particularly entrigued by the appliances, since there were some older washing machines made with the older energy standards allowing more water use. Appliances seem to turn over fast, since the guy selling them had ones that were purchased and on the way out. The furniture section was great. A lot of it was older or high end enough to be solid wood and plywood. There was some particle board, but not much. Furniture was reasonably priced, and I would say comparable to fair or even good deals that you can get on Craigslist, but this is a store so you could just go in with a measuring tape and check everything out all at once instead of texting and scurrying around like Craigslist furniture. Furniture was mixed, and ranged from plain old solid items in good condition to a few pieces which would fit in in an upscale antique mall. The clothes and home goods part was sorted and clean. Most things were flat priced, like all the pants were $4, so very affordable and easy to shop. I had a drink with me and I showed it to them and asked to take it in the store while I shopped, and they said that was fine, and that was a nice bonus for the shopping experience (it had a lid and stuff, so obviously ask permission for you). Definitely worth checking out if you like thrift stores. This is a real gem, since it's sorted, cleaner, and with a better selection than the national chains like Goodwill and places like that.

My first time there. Totally blown away. I bought a ww2 army nurse doll for a great price. Great…read moreorganization. Take your time, so much to see. Will be back.

They had a large selection of items, mostly vintage and great static displays. People misuse the…read moreword antique quite a bit and it gets to the point you don't trust the claim.

Having moved to this area from Minneapolis/St. Paul a few years ago, downtown Springfield GA seemed…read morelike a giant missed opportunity. There were areas of the twin cities that held very special stores, headed by very special people. Places that were so very special with a changing kaleidoscope of interesting and unusual clothing that people from all over the region sought them out. I'd thought that experience was lacking here until we found Yellow Taxi Vintage on Laurel Street in Springfield. Here were the same thoughtfully presented items that represented days gone by. Days of style, studied composition and exotic fabrics. Things made when life seemed to move a little slower, and allowing real attention to details of each piece. As you enter this store you'll see a vast, colorful selection of items of all eras displayed with care and designed to give curious browsers a taste of images and unique clothing items and accessories to whisk you to a new look. There are clothes for every look, and since we are talking vintage, from times, designers, and of fabrics just not seen everyday. Items born of and formed by people who really cared about delivering true quality. The owner, Rebecca, has a great eye for items to present in her store, and the sensibility to make these prizes a virtual bargain! Visit, and treat yourself to a great time, and meet new friends. You may even find a new look for yourself or someone special! The neighboring stores are cute snack and quaint dining places, so even your appetite can be satisfied with this visit!

When I walked in I was taken a back buy the prices - $50 for a comforter set, granted it's new…read morestill in the back but I'm at a thrift store for a reason! However I made my way back to the back of the back of the store and I was like this is more my speed. We were greeted by a friendly lady named Eleanor and we explained what we were looking for and she helped us dig and look until we found what all we needed. The prices were fair and we got everything and more than we needed. Should I ever be in the area again, I would definitely stop in and look at what they have. Also, by buying from them you are helping others which is a huge WIN, WIN!

Great prices on many "treasures". Very well organized. Friendly staff is an added bonus!read more