I thought this place was a great find. Was able to pick up some wash cloths and cleaning supplies…read moreat a great price. It's a fun place with lots of different booths. There is a small amount of furniture. I think it is a place where everyone will find something they need. The employees were friendly. I will definitely be back.

Absolutely amazing! This is the best store ever! This…read morethrift store is way better than Goodwill and any other fleamarket around! Yelpers in Muncie, you need to check this out. Frankie D's staff is excellent and attentive, they are nice, and you can fin just about anything in the store. The owners are so fun to be around! Everything is low-priced and high in quality. I love this antique store so much! DEFINITELY 5 stars!

Name brand clothes some are new & gently used closes for cheap.. You just gotta look through the…read moreracks. The ladies that work there are very friendly..

Misleading advertising and only take in your cheap stuff to this store…read more They advertise 25% of value paid out but they don't mention it is only for equipment. Otherwise, wether you bring in your worn cheapie items or brand new in the box items, they will give you the same amount. For example I brought in a $55 blanket set new in the box and they offered me $4 for it! There are many other stores in the area that will give you a much better value on your higher end/new items. This store equally merits used target stuff and higher end new items giving you very little return.

Steve Guinn is a Delaware county legend !! should be a statue of him beside chief mumcie !!! I was…read moreworking in Hawaii once and stayed longer than anticipated this man shipped me boots no questions asked.. i havent bought boots from anyone but in in almost 30 years !! he has always taken care of all the itonworkers I have sent his way !!! BUY LOCAL !!!!

What a fantastic person! Besides doing a great job in repairing our boot shoes, Steve has an…read moreimpeccable outgoing personality as well. I enjoyed talking with him. He was honest about his ability to fix them and was well worth the price. He makes you feel that he appreciates your business!

I came in based on a recommendation. The place is large and made up of booths rented by different…read moredealers. I came in looking for furniture and that was pretty limited. Some of the booths are well organized and some are just a mess. I did find one fantastic basket but not much else. The lady working here was delightful. She reached out to the person that had the booth and tried to get me the best price possible. That was appreciated. Especially since the basket was marked pretty high. If I was in the area I would definitely check back but I wouldn't drive the 45 minutes I drove to get here again just to come in. Worth checking out though if in the area.

I am originally from Portland and have been to many antique malls in various states, I love this…read moreplace! Over the years I have found many treasures and the staff are so friendly and helpful. I would recommend this mall to anyone who loves to spend time looking, because there is a lot to see here!

Amazing thrift store! Wonderful selection of clothing for the whole family, to kitchen items, home…read moredecor, books for all, toys, movies, etc. Great prices! The staff are helpful and extremely kind.

A friend told me to check this place out. It is located in the Muncie Mall. I must say you have to…read morebe in the right mood to come in here. There are bargains galore but you have to be willing to find them. They have everything from toiletries to electronics to baby stuff to small appliances and bicycles. And most of it has an additional percentage off. I was told by an employee that they get returns from Amazon and Target. They also get items where the packaging is damaged or items that were overstocked. There were some very well known brands in shoes and clothing. I saw an entire area just with Ugg boots and slippers. There were Vineyard Vines, Gap, and Banana Republic clothes, among many other brands. Some areas of the store were well organized. Some had so much on the shelf it was sometimes hard to take it all in. My big win was a Cuisinart Toaster oven/air fryer. My daughter is getting married and she had the exact same model on her registry for $229. They did have several with damaged boxes for $229 and they were half off. But I found one that was out of the box. It had the paperwork and all of the racks still wrapped inside and was marked $139.99. And I got half off. So $70 for an item that normally costs $229. Winner winner. I will definitely be back to see what other bargains can find.

Horrible customer service at register. Rude check out …read more Store was busy and they called to open a second register. The girl they called up to open second register was angry and very rude.

Pretty much most everything has moved out. It's been purchased again with the hope of bringing back…read morestores and customers. However over six months later not a thing that is noticeable has occurred. There are a few stores and MCL seems to now be an anchor. During my April visit there were more security guards walking the mall than customers. The guards were not nice either. When snapping a pic they said it was prohibited. However no signs. The only nice popular stores have departed. No longer a theater is attached. So many mistakes have occurred with management. The Muncie Mall has a long way to go to recover and I'm not optimistic they will. I grew up going to the mall and it's distressing to see its demise. The mall was once the place to shop and be seen as a teen. Now the selection of items is all but gone. I see no reason to return. 1.5 rounding down.

Oh Muncie Mall you gave me all the late 90's vibes. Inside here the lighting, the tiles I only wish…read morethere were fountains. What else is missing.... Oh yes open stores. For every open store there are 3-4 closed ones. So sad that malls are dying. The anchor store is a Books A Million. There are a couple shoe stores. A bath and bodywork. Some stores I have never heard of. If you are a mall walker which a high percentage of people were in there this is your place! No obstacles in your way. It is a good place to spend an hour or so. If you are hungry you have a MCL or Auntie Anne's pretzel. There are several security guards there and this mall is clean!

This great little gift shop is named for a 140 year old orchard that was planted by the Delaware…read moreCounty Orphanage on this site. The land was later purchased (1917) by Frank Ball, of the Ball Jar Company and became part of his estate. The shop is filled with Indiana themed items that you can't find anywhere else. They have wonderful Bob Ross themed gifts, books, paint kits and even wigs if you want to do Bob Ross impersonations. Another shelf is full of Ball jars and assorted canning equipment. There were even lovely, hand crafted earrings made from old Ball jars. Local Amish popcorn and other Indiana goodies filled shelves. Garden decor and narwhal themed toys were featured. A clerk welcomed us as we entered and offered assistance. Supposedly they sell sandwiches, but I didn't see a counter for them. I did see a freezer with ice cream bars. Patio seating with umbrellas were in an outdoor area in front. The building is accessible and parking is abundant. This is a perfect shop for Indiana themed gifts.

This is a "can't miss" place to shop for unique gifts while enjoying the Minnetrista Cultural…read moreCenter. Staff is always smiling and so very helpful. It is like coming home. They always remember you and your family from the area! Plus I love seeing the pictures of my DH's grandfather on the door! Rowland was a wonderful gentleman with a dry English wit! Thank you Ball Foundation for this local gem!!