Super friendly staff. They didn't have exactly what I wanted, but found me something very…read moresimilar. Great selection

Everyone is so helpful, showing us all the videos of things we are interested in so we could pick…read morejust the right things for our celebration

I come here for inspiration and typically leave with a treasure. They have many vendors under one…read moreroof and they all take turns working the store. They also have wise owl and Dixie bell paints and waxes/oil. They have several gift items and some good smelling lotions. It's with a trip to Richmond.

Tons of great finds, lots of furniture, doors, hardware, frames, etc. You may get lucky and find…read moreexactly what you need at a fraction of the price. Take your time and look around; staff is friendly and helpful (some are volunteers so be patient).

Best priced items in the area! Super nice staff. Clean. Great selection! They roll out the red…read morecarpet for everyone!

This store remind me of salvation army, but smaller and cheaper priced items. Right when you walk…read morein they have a sign with deals. I saw they had pink 50% off, yellow 99 cents, and they had some 49 cent items. I walked through the decor, kitchen, household item area first. I noticed a lot of the prices were pretty cheap. I found some foam stickers for the kids for crafting. Towards the back they have a bunch of yellow tagged items all in oen spot, where it is easy to find the deals. This is something I wish other thrift stores would do as well. They do have a small kids area and I found a bunch of things for 99 cents. They have some books, toys, and cds as well. The store is very clean and the staff was kind when walking in. The lines were not long and the store wasn't packed for a Saturday.

Customer service is flat out hostile and rude sometimes. The one male store clerk makes audible…read morecomments about hating poor people and the place. It often is kind of slow customer service, and some of the folks are polite/fine. But it's a worse ratio than normal with the one just being so rude to everyone. Even an older woman who was like 85.

We had visited Max and Ollie's on a guided tour some months ago while they were recovering from a…read moremajor water line failure, but this time they were actually open for business and we had to stop in. Very glad we did! They're decorated for the holidays and had a large amount of holiday-themed housewares and all manner of fun kitsch, and we found a wreath (with mini-lights and music) that we had to have. Highly recommended if you're into retro goods and vintage clothing, even just to browse through (but I bet you find something to take home with you!).

Owner is amazingly sweet as can be! Very fin, unique store. Love it! Deb Richmond. Oh and there is…read moresomething unique for everyone on your list! It would not let me scroll up but I would give it a 5 star rating!

I'm leaving a 1 star rating which I'll go through fully and explain my reasoning as to such…read more The neighborhood house clothes closet. This is now a former shell of what it use to be. For context I've been going here since I was a baby, now I'm currently a adult as we speak. When I was a child the staff there use to be extremely kind and greeted people, for clients such as what I and my parents fell under we were able to gain stuff to help us immensely due to low wages. Such as every month you can come in get 3 tops, 3 bottoms, a jacket or winter coat, a blanket/sheets every 6 months, socks, underwear, bra, shoes every 3 months. The staff there would even point out stuff to people there whenever they would have good items such as clothing or furniture, Because the clothes closet was intented for people not making enough money to get clothes on their back, and necessities. Not to mention everything they get is **donated** not sold to them it's given. They didn't have it open to the public originally due to it was connected to neighborhood house, however slowly they started to implement cost if clients wanted extra clothing however at highest something would cost was $5 at most and that's if it was furniture, and slowly was open to the public after years. But ever since they got new management they have become a former shell of what the use to be, now they're using their donations given to them to make a quick buck and it disgusts me. Clients now can only go 6 months out of the year when 2 years prior they could go every month because it was intended for families who make less money. You can only get a winter jacket and light jacket once every 2 years (so if you have growing children good luck keeping them warm) and same thing for bedding. Next they now have become full on money goblins, everything they have is given/donated to them and they are taking those donations and selling them for ridiculously high prices raging as high as $100. In fact they are even putting aside items for resellers to buy off them before anyone else can get to them which I overheard the visit I had today. Furthermore they now have implemented tables/racks that clients cannot even get items off them for free like this was intended for selling purses as high as 20-60 dollars. And due to them now trying to make a quick buck their racks are over filled to the brim with clothes to the point you can hardly move the clothing to see what's there in the racks at times, especially the coats it's absolutely ridiculous. And last their staff is extremely disrespectful. Everytime I try to great them I'm always met with a scoff or annoyed sigh, and they nit pick the clothing like it's coming out their own wallet. Overall I'm disgusted at the Neighborhood houseclothes closet it's a former shell of what it use to be and is now a money grab for resellers or outrageous prices. If you want to donate high valuable stuff to reach a family in need, don't do so here I'd suggest Facebook market place and putting it up for free for or gods helping hand if you want your donations to hit a family in need because they'll use your items here for a quick buck, and very limited for families who actually need it.

Excellent thrifting here! There are great finds every time I get to shop here! It's a great place…read moreto donate used clothing and decorative items. They support the Neighborhood House in supporting the people of the neighboring communities. The volunteers are so nice and helpful too!

A antique shoppers dream. This is a must to stop in. 2 levels of tons of antiques. So many vendors…read moreI can't count. Prices are very reasonable. There is furniture, glass, christmas, marbles, dolls, houseware, pyrex, brass, dvds, vhs, books, old toys & so much i can't list. Hidden gem in clinton twp. Swing by you will definitely like this place.

The place is well organized with a lot of great merchandise. The staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful. Enjoyed the shopping experience. We all went home with treasures.

Honestly, we must have driven past thousands of times and just stopped in on a prayer today. It is…read moresuch a lovely shop! Super clean, super organized, and very fun to shop in! The owners were great. It's definitely not a "rummage through a bunch of junk to find a diamond for a dollar" thrift store - and while I appreciate that style of thrifting for fun... this was a great place for what we needed today-unique and QUALITY clothing for a special event on a time crunch. I'll be back- and am excited to shop the sections I didn't get to today.

Clean and organized store! Definitely can find some gems, but prices are a bit higher than a thrift…read morestore as this is more of a consignment store. Still 10/10!