Lots of little booths upstairs. All were nicely displayed. It's too bad the young man watching the…read morefront didn't have any authority to do any haggling. Lots of places have some policy in place if an item if over a certain amount they will give you a percent off if they are asked. Ended up buying a painting I'm going to alter later.

Vintage Treasures seems like you've walked into a clean, but abandoned shop at first. The lower…read morefloor is unstaffed and set up with furniture and some art but is quiet, giving the feel like you aren't supposed to be there. But over in the corner are stairs that lead to the main shop which is larger than anticipated and pretty full without looking crowded. The booths are well-maintained and tidy. The cashier and only staff member was absolutely delightful and pleasant. I would go back!

The service was excellent Very clean and neat!…read moreHad a nice variety of vintage and antiques

This is a moderately large and orderly antique/collectible shop. There are some large items…read moredisplayed at the front (a baby grand piano and a number of old gas pumps), but otherwise, the shop is arranged in rows of booths. I was impressed that the booths were all well kept, not filled with junky stuff that someone would find at a flea market or garage sale. Well, maybe some of that stuff, but generally there was a better quality of items than I've seen at a lot of places. There seemed to be a fair amount of furniture and oil paintings. There were Coca-Cola and some Barbie items too. However, the number of pure antiques was relatively low. And some of the items were well worn, so maybe not quite collectible, but the pricing seemed to reflect the condition. Seems like a decent place to stop if you enjoy browsing through these places. Review #2429

A very nice small town goodwill store. The staff are very friendly and welcoming with the…read morecustomers. Its has always been clean and the shelves are well put together not a huge mess.

This is the worst Goodwill I have ever visited. When possible, I like to stop at Goodwill stores in…read morewhatever town I'm in. There is typically no reason to review any particular one, as the quality and atmosphere is usually about the same with minor variations, and the quality of merchandise can of course vary from day to day or even by the hour. This one, however, warrants my attention by its sheer terribleness. I could tell before we parked that this Goodwill was on the small side, but hey, size aint everything (well, my girlfriend tells me that anyways). Walking in, there was a distinct difference in atmosphere compared to a typical Goodwill. The majority of the products were stocked on wire shelving units rather than normal aisles with shelves, which struck me as odd. The price tags weren't the standard printed ones. They had a color and a hand-written price, but no barcode. The difference in atmosphere alone isn't really a problem, my complaint is the price and the selection. I mean, Goodwill isn't always the best in regards to matching price with quality. Sometimes you find a nice board game for $.99, sometimes you find one with half the pieces for $5.99, but just about any item can be purchased on a 50% off day for a reasonable price. This Goodwill overpriced everything, and most of it garbage. Their toy selection was minimal; there is no "fill-your-bag" section for small toys, and the few shelves of larger toys were boring and priced too high. There was a well-played-with doll with no collectible value for $4.99. There was a single piece out of some sort of castle playset, useless without the other components, for $1. In the household section, they were trying to sell various Christmas items for over $4 (which might not be unjustified for some items, but these were small, trinkety type decorations that might be worth $.50). I walked around in awe at the awfulness of the Bizarro World Goodwill for a few minutes, and then left, vowing to never again return to the dump that is the Bedford Goodwill.

Pretty darn interesting. Not as huge as others, but a very wide variety of furniture, jewelry, art,…read moreknick-knacks, memorabilia, tools, on two floors. Some pricing is hopeful, others negotiable if vendors are there. Large parking lot, in an old gymnasium. Sometimes a lemonade stand truck parks there, too. We found stuff. It's large, but not the largest. We found some treasures although we didn't initially think we would. Worth the hunt.

A charming and diversified antique mall in a small southern Indiana town. Great selections,…read morereasonable prices, and don't bypass the lower level.

This is a huge antique mall in downtown Bloomington - very cool place and absolutely GINOURMOUS…read more Prices are actually very reasonable and some of the sellers offer 20-50% discounts. I didn't end up purchasing anything but I enjoyed walking around and looking at everything they offered.

Lots of stuff. 3 floors of it. But it was all priced way too high. Like two to three times higher…read morethan it should be.

It's always possible to find a bargain here. I rarely spend more than forty or fifty dollars and…read morestill take home reasonably fashionable clothes in great condition.

This is a lovely small town Goodwill. Prices are competitive and selection is solid. Staff is…read morewelcoming and easy to tell they are guest focused. Wish I lived closer to this Goodwill to visit it more often.

Stopped here on a road trip and fell in love with this quaint little thrift store! Amazing prices…read moreand very friendly employees/volunteers. We found three great items for under $7 and were very pleased. Just keep in mind, they are cash only.

When I go there everything is nice people that come in to look at items talk to other people they…read moredon't even know. It's a really nice place to be to converse with people about clothing or even something they like with the person that they're talking to that's wearing something they like