The thrift stores are the best!! One day a month they have sale days... all clothes are $1, yep!…read more $1 and everything else is half off the already cheap houseware stuff. I have gotten some amazing deals on good stuff there!!

Boy oh boy. This place has never been a disappointment to…read moreme. I went into there today and the woman charged me on $6 dollars for 6 shirts. I pointed out to her that she may have made a mistake. She said to me there was no mistake. That was the cost due to the dollar days that they were practicing. I don't know if it was for only today but if you are in their vicinity you should go and check it out. I always donated clothes to them and then go back and buy more. This place is a gem and the people in there are truly nice.

I wanted to like this shop, but I'm very disappointed. I thought I was buying a designer bag for…read more$130, but it turned out to be a faux bag. And I didn't realize that until after I got home because I trusted the sales person. I had told her that I didn't want a faux bag. When I went back and explained that we must have had a misunderstanding and gave them the opportunity to make it right they failed to stand behind their product. They cut corners too by closing early, wasting my time and a trip there to talk to someone. Buyer beware. If it's your word against them, you lose!

Spotless with great prices! Nice and varied selection but not a big store Friendly owner! Worth the…read morevisit!

We stumbled across this gem of a thrift store on our way back to South FL after leaving Crystal…read moreRiver. Unlike any thrift store I've ever been to (and we go to a lot!), this one has a cafe inside it! Herry's Cafe has a separate Yelp listing: https://www.yelp.com/biz/herrys-cafe-homosassa-springs, but since that listing is just for the cafe, it seems like the thrift store should have a listing of its own. It's not a huge thrift store, but it's very clean and fun to browse -- everything was well organized and they had a puzzle going on one of the tables that Ashley had fun finding a few pieces to. There was a pretty good assortment of knick-knacks, coffee mugs, jewelry, and a lot of sterling silver jewelry and even some gold stuff. No crazy deals on the silver & gold...most thrift stores have caught on that these things are actually worth something these days, but the prices were still reasonable for the pieces....if you need a nice piece of jewelry, it's certainly more affordable than going to a big box store. Ashley found a pair of shoes, and I think they only came to a few dollars - you can't beat it! If we were local, this is definitely a thrift store we'd add to our regular weekend shopping/browsing circuit. We didn't order anything from the adjoining cafe, but the food looked good and the prices were very affordable.

Staff is pleasant to work with here. Product can be a bit pricey sometimes so watch for sales…read morehere. Herry's Café has good sandwiches and specials.

These folk are doing good work throughout the community. They pick up heavy donations, arrive when…read morethey say they will and are polite and quick. The shops where they turn items over are also well run and you find REAL buys. I wish I could visit them more often as they frequently have estate sale leftovers picked up on Monday out for sale on Tuesday. Nice Finds!

I was in the area and needed a shirt for a party and love to support thrift shops that make a…read moredifference in the community. Wow this place fit the bill. Very well organized, friendly staff, clean, fitting rooms, and great prices! Only complaint is some of the stuff is not contemporary but that's typical for a thrift shop. You can find some cute things if you are willing to spend some time here. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town and will spend more time here to check out everything.

I wonder why the title of this store is called A rocker. It is located at RMB antiques. Maybe yelp…read moreneeds to give them an actual RMB antiques page. Maybe I'll be the first one to create it. I've been watching and shopping in this store for a few years now and I find the store sort of boring. But confusing. There is so much glassware. And their prices for their booths are exorbitant. And it is so tightly packed with the same stuff. I don't know how anyone makes any money selling there. You're paying a good amount of money but if everyone's selling glass trinkets, how is anyone doing well. I'm not into it. I'd rather go to a flea market and buy things so I'm not being charged tax as well. I think it's a disservice to people selling goods antique or vintage. I think this is like a money making pyramid scheme for them that they're just taking money out of the pockets of vendors and filling the place up with the same old stuff booth after booth after booth with no originality whatsoever. and I think each space costs more or less based on where you're located. And the owners have their things right up front. I overheard them training someone one day and they made it sound as if they were teaching the new person that the vendors needed to bend to their whims. And that they would learn how to deal with their contracts. That's ugly behavior in my book. I honestly wouldn't sell anything here. I'd be surprised if anyone breaks even in a month. There used to be a person who sold cute little plants and it was very refreshing, that is gone. Now you have heavy old Victorian furniture and outrageously priced lamps. And a lot of tchotchkes. I'll keep thrifting, garage and estates and going to the flea, I do better that way. It also seems more a more reasonable way for people to sell their things. Here's a heads up , there's an antique shop on Jacqueline Road that offers space for a pop up the first Saturday of the month for 25 bucks in season. That's a deal sell all your stuff in a day for short money not $200 a month like a corner in RMB. And that's my word.

I think it's called RMB's now. But WOW! Fantastic store with gorgeous antiques and interesting…read morefinds. I will definitely be back with my budget funded and my trunk empty!

https://twiceasniceresale.com/ I volunteer at a thrift store…read morein Reynoldsburg Ohio, (100% goes to cancer clinic. We are all volunteers ). but on vacation in Tennessee I found this place that all the workers are volunteer and they help women in need. The clothes people have consigned or donated are fantastic. Great shape new like great quality.

Couldn't go inside because they weren't allowing customers in because of repair work being done…read moreinside. However, spoke to the owner, and she said they're closing soon

Highly recommend. great selection, great value, and friendly service. All sizes in clothing.. craft…read moreitems, books, games. costumes etc.

My favorite place to shop for my kids. Has a great selection and if you want something specific she…read morewill let you know if someone brings it in. I have gotten so many things from clothes, to shoes, to costumes, to baby baths. I wouldn't look else where. I have also consigned. Imagine the things you are looking to buy are the things she's looking to buy. High quality things that are gently used. Not well loved.

Jess was very nice both in the phone and when I brought in my items. She paid me a fair amount and…read morewill go back there again.

Stopped in to sell silver JFK half dollars... Was ripped…read moreoff as the woman only $5/ coin.. now learning they were worth $8-10/coin based on value today. Do your homework before you stop in any coin dealer or pawn shop they are there to make money only