Overpriced for Secondhand, But Friendly Staff…read more Stopped in hoping to find some good thrift deals, but the prices were surprisingly high...especially for secondhand clothing with visible stains and wear....even the shades were broken and they were asking so much for them. Definitely not what you'd expect at a thrift store. That said, the staff was kind and kind of welcoming, which made the visit more pleasant although still rather short...despite the disappointment in the selection and pricing.

For a second hand / thrift store I was shocked with the cleanliness. I love to thrift and go to…read morevintage stores but finding good ones in this area are near impossible. I loved my finds here today. I got a 100% wool coat for $35 which is a good value deal in my opinion considering the brand usually retails for $1,600+. If they knew / saw it was designer I definitely would've paid more. Some of the shirts had stains but were priced from $13-20 which is overpriced imo. The service was alright. All the staff was on their phones which is normal now. I was disappointed they didn't offer active duty military a discount though.

Wonderful little vintage store that is somehow packed with treasures but not overwhelming! They…read morehave everything from great dresses, shoes, tees... you name it. I walked out with a great little silk scarf I've been tying around my bags and weaving through my pony tail since I left the store. They have changing rooms so no need to do the awkward over the clothes try ons. Check their hours before making the trip! They close early (around 5 I think) and are closed on Tuesdays and Wednesday. We were staying just a block away but almost didn't make it because we kept leaving the area too early and getting back too late. Worth the trip! Especially since they are right by Forsyth Park, so you'll want to take a little stroll with your new vintage finds right away.

I'm gonna be honest here, I would've never gone into this place unless my friend Sherri talked me…read moreinto it. However it was really fun quirky and odd and I had a great time browsing hard but fun clothing. I definitely want to go back and especially if I need a Halloween or costume or party wear off some kind. Or just for fun.

When I walked in I was taken a back buy the prices - $50 for a comforter set, granted it's new…read morestill in the back but I'm at a thrift store for a reason! However I made my way back to the back of the back of the store and I was like this is more my speed. We were greeted by a friendly lady named Eleanor and we explained what we were looking for and she helped us dig and look until we found what all we needed. The prices were fair and we got everything and more than we needed. Should I ever be in the area again, I would definitely stop in and look at what they have. Also, by buying from them you are helping others which is a huge WIN, WIN!

Great prices on many "treasures". Very well organized. Friendly staff is an added bonus!read more

This location is tucked away in a Kroger shopping center, which sits in a fairly congested inner…read morecity neighborhood with a Home Depot a couple of blocks away. The store is pretty large from a size standpoint, but unfortunately, we didn't find much value within the actual merchandise and inventory. The clothing section was probably the most expansive part of the store and offered a pretty standard selection of men, women and children's clothing and shoes. However, the furniture and hardware were definitely lacking in terms of quality, organization, and even basic value. I suspect that some of this is due to the high level of foot traffic that we saw in this store, which means the early bird gets the worm at this Goodwill.

I can always appreciate recycling rather than buying new. There's so much waste in this country and…read morethis place makes me feel better. The people that work there are always super kind.

My husband and I meandered in on a rainy Savannah day and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The two…read moreyoung women working here were incredibly personable and welcoming. I purchased some delicious smelling incense cones and a darling pair of transparent socks with floral designs. They had a great array of gift items as well as jewelry, decor and clothing at a variety of price points. Each time we light an intense cone, we are reminded of a lovely experience.

What a sweet boutique! I was looking for something pretty specific - a very small, silver and…read moreturquoise ring. Guess what - they had exactly that! All my thanks to the wonderful lady who helped me. My daughter is thrilled with her new bauble.

Owner was so friendly and fun! Atmosphere is great and I found a cute dress! Everything is so…read morepretty!

Cool spot, cool vibe, cool idea, just not for me. My girlfriend and I popped to Savannah on our way…read moreup from Florida going back home to the 757 (Virginia), and I saw this on a billboard so I yelped it and added it to our list of places we would pop in. It's a small spot with loud music, which kinda was overwhelming, and the people that were working were a bit abrasive. My girlfriend and I both agreed about the one worker being too much in our business- we just wanted to roam around and look, but it kinda made us wanna get out of there quicker than we would have, had we had the time to just look on our own. The person kinda pushed to get us a fitting room, which we didn't need- I was afraid to hold anything up from the rack to look at, because I didn't want a fitting room. They have lots of cool things in there, but also very pricey. $150 for a windbreaker suit? Not today. We went to the shop a couple doors down where they let us free roam and the prices were WAY more reasonable. We were happy to check it out, but would not go visit again. Maybe this is the "Geriatric Millennial" in me, but give me my space to look and on top of that, don't charge over $100 for a windbreaker suit.

The highlight of my trip to Savannah! Could literally spend hours in there. It's like a museum,…read morearcade and arts activity center hehehe. To be specific, there's a claw machine, mini arcade game (bring quarters), make your own station plus games and cloths to buy. The vibes and aesthetic were everything!! The girl at the front was super sweet and chill too!

The first thing you'll notice when you arrive at this location is the vibrant, colorful steps…read moreleading up to a charming two-story pink building. Nestled in the heart of the Starland District, right next to Starland Yard, the owner has done an incredible job blending a little bit of everything into this space. The first floor is an eclectic mix of clothing, earrings, quirky prints, pickles wearing cowboy hats! Plus, you can grab a refreshing bubble tea or treat yourself to some ice cream or dairy-free sorbet. It's a fun, laid-back vibe, and there's something for everyone. Upstairs, you'll find an art studio offering classes in pottery, painting, knitting, and jewelry-making. It's a fantastic spot for birthday parties, girls' outings, or just a creative afternoon. The staff here are super friendly and always happy to recommend other local spots to check out. The artwork is unique, and while it's definitely one-of-a-kind, it's priced reasonably for such distinctive pieces. And, as a fun bonus, they even have a cactus adoption agency--because who doesn't need a little cactus friend in their life?