An amazingly wonder filled shop with a delight filled selection of just about anything you can…read morethink of !! But what's best about this place is where your $'s go!!! Check um out!!!!

This is an "antique" mall not a thrift store per say Lots…read moreof booths, lots of stuff Thrift store items at boutique prices We did not purchase anything

Great number of items, great sales lady! I was looking for a specific Coke bottle and found it…read morequickly!

Visually not appealing…read more Bombarded with questions before getting into space Not a guest experience of my choosing

The owner is super nice. Store is really clean and organized. Great prices on items. Highly…read morerecommend.

I have been to this thrift mall - and all the others in Columbus. My impression is, these thrift…read moremalls are loaded with a lot of stuff people don't want to sell. I suspect the prices are so high to cover the rent and realize a profit. Books are so WAY overpriced I can't believe it. For a buck I can load up on brand new books at Dollar Tree - often very good titles and authors. And Goodwill and Valley rescue Mission have great selections. If you're into history, a lot of books from the hoi polloi at Fort Benning end up in these places. Many excellent titles. Granted, for a buck old VHS tapes can be a steal and you can swoop on some excellent titles. Most of the tapes I get still play with no problem. But I never buy DVDs because they usually don't let you open and check for scratches or other defects. Yard sales are a much better option for those predisposed to going 'junking'...

If you buy something, don't expect to take it back the next day without a receipt, even if the tag…read moreis on it. Even, if you have proof that you purchased on your bank app. And, they don't have a dressing room. So, if you buy clothes, they want you to take them home and try them on and, then, if they don't fit, to bring them back. Do not let them lie to you, you will not get your money back. They will load it onto a goodwill gift card. Even if you have your receipt.

Ok. So I didn't find anything that I needed at this location but boy was impressed!…read more It was super clean and organized. I do think some items were overpriced though. $9 for shoes isn't bad but they were not designer brand so they need to be regular price. And this is a big store too. Usually small towns have small Goodwill stores full of old stuff. But this store wasn't bad.

I'm like a child in a toy store when I go to Mickaylas's! There are SO many aspects of the store I…read moreLOVE

Organized, beautiful items for children and expecting moms. You will find helpful, caring…read moreemployees and fabulously low prices on quality merchandise.

They have a little bit of everything here. If you plan on remodeling or doing any work on the…read morehouse, check this place out for bargains. They have more stuff than I can name, and the prices are rock bottom. The quality seems pretty good overall, but you have to keep in mind everything is either used or donated from work sites, etc. Still, it is very interesting to check out what they have.

From the owner: ​The homeownership program works with families that meet the CAHFH three-fold criteria to find…read moreaffordable mortgage solutions. Selected families will work with CAHFH to build a home that the family will purchase with a no-interest, no-profit mortgage. The Home Repair Program- Continuing Hope and Aging In Place. Please contact 706-653-6003 for more information. The Columbus Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a retail store located at 3520 River Road that sells new or gently used donated items. It can be furniture, household goods, appliances, building materials, and surplus windows, doors, fixtures and salvaged items from tear down homes and remodel projects; as well as brand new merchandise donated from local businesses. ReStore wouldn't be possible without your donations, which can be made when the ReStore is opened to the public on Tuesdays thru Friday from 9am-6pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. The ReStore is closed on Mondays. You can click "Schedule A Pickup" on this page, or call the ReStore to schedule a pick-up at 706-327-1142. Please schedule your visit accordingly.

The service is snotty and rude. There was one employee that was actually really sweet. The rest…read morewere too busy gossiping and flailing around like teenage girls to help. Not to mention I brought 6 bags of brand new jeans and men's clothing. And they gave me nothing. Like didn't even open two bags because I'm the one that tied them nothing had been disturbed. I don't understand how they found one jumpsuit and offered me 6 bucks for it. I bought it for $30.... Just extremely disappointed and overwhelmed with the attitude the two girls had at the counter. Nice long line and y'all just talking away. Not doing anything.

I live in Atlanta and typically sell my clothes to the location in Roswell. I was very pleasantly…read moresurprised by this Columbus location. It was clean , organized and had several trendy items that caught my eye. When I sell my clothes to Plato's Closet already know the items they will and won't take and how much I typically get for my clothes. But let's be honest each transaction is different based upon who sorting the clothing, but I digress. *** Plato's Closet buys gently used trendy/name brand clothing for a fraction of the price and resells it to their customers. *** On this particular day I brought in a bin of spring/summer clothes and a box of shoes. Most of my clothes were from Express, shoes from Aldo and Nike, and two gently used Kate Spade bags. The ladies at the front counter were extremely helpful. It took about 30 minutes for them to sort through my clothing and price it. I was very happy with my experience at this location . I received $238 for my clothing and traded in a few of those dollars for a new outfit.