Super cool find! Lots and lots to look at! I work in the vintage second hand furniture business and…read moreI see things here that I've never seen before! AND make sure you grab yourself a coffee or vine at their cafe, it's yummy

This place is like stepping back in time whether it's when I was a baby or before my time. So many…read moredifferent types of items here. It's interesting to browse and maybe find something that catches your eye. They were open on Easter so we walked around. It's nice bc it's dog friendly inside and fully air conditioned. They also have a cafe called The Buzz that serves, coffee, tea, matcha, lemonade, & pastries.

I walked in and wanted to stay :) I could have, but it was closing! SOOOO much to see and many must…read morehaves! Reasonable pricing. I will be back!

I really love this thrift shop, it's such a great place to find affordable, quality furniture…read more I've found several beautiful mid-century modern pieces here. The clothing selection is also great. Everything is clean and in great condition. I often buy clothes for my mother here since her clothing sometimes gets misplaced at the nursing home. It's a much more affordable option than buying new replacements. I've noticed some people mention prices in other reviews, but honestly, I've always thought they are very reasonable. Especially compared to buying new items these days. The kitchen section is also worth checking out. I got a stainless steel pan here that's become my favorite to use. The furniture pieces are definitely my favorite part of shopping here. They consistently carry well-made older pieces. I've been gradually replacing my cheaper furniture with timeless finds from Second Image.

Its aight for other people. They have plenty of customers on a Wednesday. Geared to older people it…read moreseems. The prices are too close to what I'd pay at TJs or dds for me to get anything and like I said. Clothes definitely look like they skew older. Downtown is probably expensive granted but it's not what I'm used to finding when I go thrift shopping is all.

The older male employee is exceptionally personable, efficient and helpful…read moreI've had him assist me on several occasions with consistent wonderful service This store is upscale and most merchandise is exceptionally nice!!!

Great store to explore. Alexis was very helpful in explaining how the pricing works -- different…read morecolor tags have different discounts. I always find something fun to add to my collection. They have everything. Including jackets , shoes, accessories, and sunglasses too.

Emily helped me out while shopping and she was the sweetest! Also, it was really clean inside and…read morethey had many clothing options :)

LOTS of stuff, nice quality. Truly nice people running it!…read more I drop off my donations regularly and always stop in to see what they have. I'm one of those inveterate thrift shoppers! I've got so many interesting things from them.

It was nicely organized.and clean. The prices were reasonable but some were a little out there…read more There was lots of love and support for the Pride community and all the money goes to AIDS research

I had some time to kill while a friend was next door at the DMV, so I checked out the Goodwill…read morestore. My experiences with resell shops led me to expect shoddy and worn items with a musty smell to them. NOT HERE! This store only displays clothing that shows no sign of wear. Plus there are some new items still in the packaging like the socks pictured below. The prices are surprisingly low. I couldn't find anything that appealed to me, but I wouldn't mind buying something in the future if it fits my lifestyle.

This seems to be a fantastic store. Lots of inventory. Good service. All around a nice place to…read more find stuff. Clean. I got two items that seemed like a good deal to me. I was pretty impressed and hope to go back with more time.

Cute thrift shop we happen to stumble upon while out doing errands on a Saturday. Small shop that…read morehas a little bit of everything and perfect for those that like to go on a bargain hunt. Prices are reasonable. Lovely lady greeted us right away and informed us that all clothing, unless new, has been washed. We didn't intend to buy anything, but I walked out with two pairs of shorts and a top. Also, lots of of fabric remenant for those crafters!

What a great thrift store! Don't miss out! I found some books, kitchen items and some clothes (they…read moreare size separated!). There are quilting supplies, kids clothes and toys and home decor. Check it out! Lauren was so nice and welcoming. Will be back.

LOWKIRKENLY one of the best thrift stores EVER!!! i simply love thrifts where it looks like…read moresomething from a horror movie and my allergies flair up, i mainly like this thrift cause they have a giant vinyl selection and it definitely took me at least 50 minutes going through all of it.

This business presents itself as charitable, but my experience showed otherwise…read more A suit belonging to my late uncle was accidentally donated here during a home clean-out. Once the mistake was discovered, I immediately contacted the store, explained the situation, and asked to recover the item. This is an exceptionally rare suit with historical significance. The Country Music Hall of Fame has expressed interest in preserving it. My intent was never resale or profit -- only preservation. One of the owners initially agreed to sell the suit back to me for $1,000, which I was ready to pay. That agreement was later canceled after others affiliated with the store became involved. The price was raised to $4,000. After they learned I was trying to raise funds to recover the suit, the price was increased again -- this time to $20,000. Despite acknowledging the donation was a mistake, the situation was treated strictly as a revenue opportunity. There was no compassion, no effort to correct the error -- only escalating prices. If you donate or shop here, understand this is not a charitable organization in practice. Items are resold for maximum profit, including through affiliated resellers who split proceeds with the store. I'm sharing this so the public can make informed decisions about where they donate and who they support.