Too many clothesUsed to be a great antique, vintage, second-hand furniture and decorative home…read moreaccessories shop but someone decided selling clothing and handbags was a good idea. Sadly, I will not be shopping there anymore.

Tons of furniture, too tight of spacing and insanely overpriced. Antlers and fur for sale with the…read morewrong type of fur labeled and mistaken an elk antler for a moose paddle and wanted $1000 for it. Clear indication they don't even know what they are selling but want top dollar for it.

This is such a charming store. A great selection, truly something for everyone -- pet things,…read morebirding things, toys, tees, and more. They offer free gift wrapping! The staff was very helpful and chatted with me and offered to help me narrow down my choices -- I couldn't decide and ultimately just bought all of the stickers that I had been holding! There is metered parking (free Sundays) on the street nearby.

We stopped by this place today while in town, it has a lot of nice gifts and souvenirs. I ended up…read morebuying a Michigan car sticker (with a UM logo on it!) on clearance for $2, a Petoskey stone for $7.99 (a polished stone), and a nice greeting card for $5. They have all sorts of Petoskey and non-Petoskey related gifts, plus other fun stuff - I also saw a corgi float, for example, and other things. I saw they have some sort of rewards program too where you write your name down on a card and grab the card from the front every time you come in, I think - kind of like a filing system. Interesting and unique. They ALSO have a pressed penny machine here, and I collect pressed pennies, so I was excited about that too.

Well, shopping by mail order from the home store rather than my local store in Philadelphia thanks…read moreto COVID. Ordered two polo shirts in medium, but they were out of medium in one color, so they shipped a large -- too large! However, they then shipped out a medium in another color, and didn't make me go through the hassle of returning the large, so I'm a happy customer. The polo shirts are simple, soft cloth, seem well made. Good basic clothing that gets the job done.

New Beginnings Thrift Store Review…read more I really wanted to like this place, but unfortunately, it misses the mark as a true thrift store. Prices are VERY high--often at or even above retail for many items, which defeats the purpose of shopping secondhand. You're better off buying brand new in some cases. The selection of quality items is meager, with most of the inventory being either outdated, worn, or simply overpriced for the condition it's in. It feels more like a boutique trying to cash in on the thrift trend than a store genuinely serving the community with affordable options. If you're looking for real bargains or hidden gems, this probably isn't the place.

Oh my gosh, just go! I found so many things that I didn't know that I needed. The reviews are…read moreright, some of the prices are high, particularly on furniture, but they are willing to negotiate. I found LOTS of items in my thrift store price range. The store is huge, but well organized.

This store always smells of dirty clothes. It's quite disgusting . I donate to Salvation Army…read moreinstead.

Pricing needs to be reevaluated. way too high. Goodwill would sell higher volume of goods at a more…read moreappropriate price for full time residents. When I visit other area Goodwills pricing is much less then in Petoskey. People trying to make a living here are not paid high wages or salaries.

They did have some interesting stuff but not really a good selection of clothing. I was hoping to…read morefind that gem in there but really came out empty handed. Just wasn't my cup of tea I suppose

I like thrift stores so visiting the store and finding something I need or want is always fun and…read moresometimes they have great deals I know some will disagree and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion and yes the store hours are not correct but I'm sure it can easily be fixed. The only complaint I have is the delivery price I don't live far from the thrift store but hey it is what it is and if you don't want them delivering your purchases ask a friend or family I'm sure they'll be happy to help.

I come here almost 3 times a month and their prices have become absolutely insane. $30 for 10 year…read moreold candle holders... when did thrifting become the same price as new decor/furniture.

I love this little shop and I visit it every time I am in the area. The last time I was there I…read morefound a pair of jeans that I LOVE and a fancy blouse to wear on a cruise. Prices are good and it is laid out very nicely.

I always enjoy stopping by to see what's new. Laura does a great job greeting everyone entering…read more I've been able to pickup last minute quick gifts (new). Always, remember, you are supporting Military Veterans.

I went to this store and was surprised to see an eclectic and diverse collection from around the…read moreworld, a true taste of history. Though there is some history that shouldn't be repeated and that we all have to work with together to tell a new story. I'm speaking to the overt and offensive racism I overheard the workers there speaking while I was in the store. I honestly have never heard such direct discriminatory stereotyping in my life. Maybe they thought it was OK because I am a 'white' person, but we are all people and it is not OK. I can't consciously return to or recommend this store until it is a safe space that respects and reflects the beauty and diversity of people the way it does with the things for sale there. Thank you.