Great Selection, Great Pricing and The Customer Service Has Improved. The Gahanna Location is Now…read moreMy Fav thanks to an Employee By The Name of Shnell (spell check) Backus. Definitely would recommend y'all checking them out. Gahanna, ohio

Just killing time, I went to the DFW off West Broad and Wilson Rd. Found some adorable items to…read morethe tune of about $170. I approach checkout and there's an employee unpacking merchandise, loud, obnoxious, referred to an absent co-worker as "bitch", kept yelling randomly, cursing...she was the only white employee at the front counter but no one was correcting her. I left my items and walked out.

Walked in and after 10 minutes of no one even greeted me I walked out. Two employees saw me walk in…read moremade eye contact with one.

I have been a customer or better yet a shopper at vernacular for over the last 10 years. I…read moresupported them during the pandemic when doors were shot and online orders were only able to be placed. I have loved their clothing and their HomeGoods. However, it's sad to say that their customer service has really gone downhill. The last couple times I have been in to the Grandview location. The staff has been extremely rude and unwelcoming. Just today, I went in there this morning to get a dress for my daughter's birthday party this weekend. The woman could have cared less that I was in the store. She seemed irritated that I was asking questions about some of the dresses that were being shown on the mannequins. This type of customer service does not make me want to shop at the store. It's disappointing. Also, their sizes have gotten smaller. I feel as the years have gone on. I've always been pretty true to size, a large normally always fits. But I feel like the largest keep getting smaller. I'm still happy to go in there and buy HomeGoods because they are very well bought and very good quality. But, when I'm treated with such rudeness, it makes me not want to go into the store.

Love this store! Great selection and helful, friendly staff!…read more They have a great selection of Christmas sweaters and leggings. Wearing our finds, my husband and I won First Place in the an Ugly Christmas Sweater Contest (his sweater features Kung Fu gingerbread man).

As a seller, I've found that this isn't the best option for consigning high-end pieces. The return…read moreafter markdowns is minimal, and in my experience, the care and value placed on items left a lot to be desired. I had traveled from out of town to pick up some unsold items on the last day of my contract. One dress in particular had a security sensor attached -- which signaled to me that they understood its value -- but when they removed the sensor, it sprayed ink all over the white fabric. Despite the damage, they offered me just $22 for the dress, which I later sold on Poshmark for $100 the same day I picked it up. When I voiced my concerns, I was encouraged to speak with someone at the front desk, but the response was dismissive -- simply stating it would be treated as a markdown sale. There was no accountability, and it was clear there would be no resolution. I didn't bother to fight the way they seemed happy to conduct business, as this was my first experience. It was a disappointing experience that showed a lack of care for consigned items at Second Chance. I've learned my lesson and will not be returning. I'd recommend sellers explore other platforms or shops that treat high-value pieces with more respect and offer fairer returns.

goodwill is usually a nice store that said…read more it would be nice if they would answer their phone with a greeting. but no. i called several times only to be immediately put on hold, without so much as a "hello!" i'll be right with you. not acceptable.

Extremely rude employees. Pulling teeth to get anyone to open the fitting rooms. However this still…read moreremains one of my favorite goodwills in the area

Couldn't have asked for better Service and Attention. Covid cost many millions…read more Today with step away from we enjoyed the reflection on the horizon. Please destroy upon receipt

Lovely curated shop with high-quality, stylish secondhand clothing and home goods. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and I love that there is a way to shop sustainably while still experiencing that boutique feel. If you'd like to sell items, there are very clear guidelines on their website. I have sold items a few times and love that I can get a bit more if I choose to get paid in store credit as opposed to cash. Any items that aren't selected for the shop get donated, which is awesome. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend checking out this little shop and the other sustainable shops (Koko and Little Light Collective) next door.

Cato in Whitehall. Purchase earrings clealy marked 3.99, got home realized I was charged 4.99…read more Went back a week later just to get my dollar adjustment. The salesclerk said prices have gone up and she could not give me my dollar because they forgot to change the price. Any regular store would have gave me the dollar. I returned them and got my money back.

I visited the store in Hilliard. They have nice and fashionable clothing. Their sizes of clothing…read morevary from misses to plus. They had things from bras to boots! And then some jewelry! The day that I stopped there, I was looking for something in particular. A slip! Ladies, have you tried to purchase a slip in Columbus lately? I went to at least six stores, from Walmart to Catherines! No luck!! The staff was friendly and helpful and apologetic for not having them. They also invited me to come and shop again! My niece loves this store and it's the place where she buys her jeans! If you get the chance to visit a store, I would recommend it.

The majority of my closet is consignment/second hand, so I have spent many hours in all of the…read moreconsignment stores around Columbus. This location buys and sells both men's and women's clothing. Each location buys based on the area, so what may sell well/buy well here, may not be what you will find in other locations. For example, you'll find many more high end items in Dublin than in Hilliard. You may find jeans here for around ~$15/pair. Shirts ~$10-14 each. SELLING: * when you sell, you will get $ the day that you sell your items. This is similar to Platos Closet/Clothes Mentor, but unlike many of the Grandview consignment stores where you don't get $ until the store sells your item. I prefer getting my $ up front, so I appreciate that here. * You get ~30% of what they will sell your item for here, whereas you will get up to ~50% of sell price at the Grandview consignments for example. * You can also get store credit instead of cash here. In that case, they give you 25% more. Note that each Uptown is individually owned, so you can only use that store credit at the specific store you sell. *On average, you really only get $4-5 per item you sell here. * The wait time for selling your clothes is typically only ~5-15 minutes, and you're required to stay in store as they sort through on your first visit selling. BUYING: * note that you if you do return something, you can only get store credit or exchange for something in stores. They will not refund you. *Overall, pretty average. I don't really find much here, but my style fits the Clothes Mentor/Dublin style typically.

Tried this place out today! They have a lot of good selection (Pink, Michael Kors, yoga pants,…read morejeans, etc.) They have clothes, shoes, bags and accessories. The clothes were pretty good prices. My only qualm is that the purses seemed a little expensive for "used". Other than that, customer service was super friendly and there was a lot of selection with a variety of styles to shop from.

I'm shocked that this fairly long standing business in the Short North hadn't been added to Yelp…read moreyet, well.. Until I just added it now. It's connected to the White Castle building, snuggled right near the entrance to the apartments, Penzone, and Orange Theory. They sometimes have mannequins out front to call attention to it but it can be hard to miss. Once inside the staff is incredibly friendly, always providing help and suggestions when needed. The aesthetic of the store is pretty much black and white. I've never seen a lot of color here and when I do, it tends to be more neutral tones. The clothing can be fun and unique or even classy depending on what you're looking for. I will add that it's not very size inclusive. As a size 6 I was having a hard time finding something that was true to size. Overall, it fits nicely in the Short North and prices compare to the other boutiques in the area. It's definitely worth a stop, especially if you are a tiny person that prefers a fairly monochromatic wardrobe.

Any boutique on high street in the Short North that survives 5 years in business, especially the…read morepast 5 years, is probably worth the real-estate-- and that's absolutely true of Vamp Official. It might be my new favorite local clothing spot. I was delighted to stumble upon this woman-owned small business this past weekend (how did I not know about this?!). The woman working the counter I am now realizing may be the owner? And she was incredibly charming, chic, and helpful. A perfect stylistic representation of the store itself and the perfect model to display looks that I assume she is choosing/buying herself! I ended up with a super cute black and white denim skirt covered in crescent moons, and two amazing pairs of retro jeans. Epic 90's beige cargo jeans-- totally utilitarian raver badassery-- and black boyfriend-cut also super 90's jeans that somehow make my legs look super long. I seriously can't wait to wear them everything I bought! I pretty much liked everything I tried on and I got my top 3 faves. If you love neutral colors (they ONLY sell neutrals x3) in fresh, funky and retro styles this is 100000000% your store. I'll be back as soon as I feel like I've waited long enough for them to get a bunch of new stuff in :)