Your prices are getting ridiculous. What used to be $2.99 is now $5.99, $3.99 now $7.99. Crazy how…read morea Jean jacket is $19.99. Nothing in the store is high quality to justify those kind of price hikes. You aren't even removing clothing with tears, holes and stains. I'll give my business to other locations going forward. I also noticed you are moving to all the same colored tags, I can only assume you are moving away from sales too.

This is the worst thrift store I've ever shopped in. It's filthy and crammed full of over-priced…read morejunk. They charge too much for junk that's damaged and no good. You can pay less at Wal-Mart or Meijer for new items; because a lot of items here cost more used then new. They had a 50% off sale over Memorial Day weekend, but had marked items up just so customers paid more. They also didn't put any more items out on the shelves. The signs posted said everything was 50% off, but they excluded three color tags, which was half the items in the store. Skip this store. Don't bother going here! We left and went to the Goodwill Store, which was also having a 50% storewide sale, everything was on sale! And they were still putting more items out on the shelves. Better store, better staff, better stuff.

Great store, found lots of cool stuff, and left with a super neat Harley sign...I shall return!!!!read more

From the owner: We have a great variety of quality used merchandise. Lots of COOL STUFF!read more

The world's nicest man runs this shop. Welcomed us in with a free cup of coffee for Father's Day…read morefor my husband. Gorgeous items for sale and staged so beautifully. Beautiful handmade linens. We wanted to take so much home but can't fit in the suitcase. Come visit. You won't be disappointed.

We drove up to Pierceton after I saw a posting about the small town antique vibes on my FYP. If you…read morelove small towns and antique shop options this is definitely a stop you need to make! We came from Indy and it was worth the trip. We already have plans to come back to try other restaurants and some festivals! What appears as just an antique shop opens up to a surprise little kitchen/menu. They had dirty soda (which my mom was obsessed with), homemade popsicles, a little menu that I believe rotates, cookies, scones, coffee and some other beverages. We got the soup which was corn chowder, orzo shrimp salad, snickerdoodle, monster cookie, and two dirty sodas (coke). I have to say everything was delicious and the staff was super friendly and made you feel welcome. Can't wait to come back!

Most things are way overpriced. The owner is really nice but prices are just crazy…read more The selection is interesting. It's decently organized but you're not coming here for anything specific.

Very friendly owners. This is a no frills shop and they sometimes give me a discount. They don't…read morefocus on any particular time period. There are newer used items as well as vintage. They are constantly updating stock which includes yard art, tools, wall hangings, hunting decoys, some furniture, and a lot of ceramic collectibles, knick-knacks, and artistic objects. And they have two cute pups! They are situated on the US 12 Heritage Garage Sale route, which is held annually and is 200 miles long.

We've been going to this antique store for a long time, even before they moved into their current…read morelocation. The week of January 11th, 2021 when I entered the store I was shocked to see owners (or I think they are) not wearing masks. I realize for some people this is a personal choice yet when one is running a business and elect not to wear a mask is unsetteling. One other employee was there and she never wore a mask. At that point I should have left the items I intended to purchase yet I thought I would distance myself. Then there were a small family of customers that weren't wearing masks either! Went to the counter to pay, used the hand sanitizer that was on the counter and the lady checking me out scolded me as the sanitize was runny and got on a newspaper! Excuse me, not my fault the stuff was like water. I don't like wearing a mask yet with a spouce with COPD and taking care of a 92 year old mother in law, I don't have a choice. Plus I'm a 70 year old that does not want to get COVID. I will never set foot in that store again. Instead I'll make the short drive to MI where store owners adhere to the requirements. Product wise it's a nice store with variety. Take your chances entering this establishment. My husband loved going through their old LP records yet there are too many other antique stores in the area that sell them too.

A neat shop with a variety of things. Many old albums. An old jukebox. Lots of fun items.read more

I have been to Junkbox Hero twice so far, definitely a bit of a hidden gem!…read more It's a very nostalgic little shop housing antique toys, coffee and biscuit tins, art and a wide variety of other vintage or refurbished odds and ends. Prices are pretty reasonable. The owner is friendly and inviting, she has a good eye for fun pieces and is always changing out inventory. The parking lot is small and can probably only hold about five vehicles, so park thoughtfully! Keep in mind that this business is only open every other weekend or so and to be up-to-date on hours or any store changes, definitely visit their Facebook page.

Noah and Aiden are always on the come up for new clothes and hats. They meet the customers needs by…read morehaving the customers wants! They have vintage sports, bands, and skateboard apparel too! Their selection is out of this world and they remember what the customer wants from the last time they were in! It's a good vibe to come kick it and get some fresh vintage digs! Their prices are so reasonable that you always feel like you're getting a good deal! Love these dudes! Don't forget to say hi to Porter!

Concert tshirts. Place to go for retro. I wish they would have taken some of my things but…read moreunderstand. Super cool