Great store and good sleshen of stuff and and the owner is very nice and helpful !!highly…read morerecommend it !

Really great, old school record store. Get lost for hours in a sea of thousands of pieces of vinyl,…read morecds, and decorations. A really great trip back to the way I grew up listening to music. Worth a visit. Cash only.

A to Z is open by appointment, call 567-242-8887. Joh…read moreBrownell is good and fair guy. His checks are good as gold. I'm Jonathan Kern , fellow coin dealer

I came here before I moved into Van Wert. I was planning on giving up a large part of my…read morefurniture... mostly because I didn't want to have to store/pack it but also because some of the pieces were older and it wasn't worth the cost and effort to move it. People in here were very friendly, the pieces of furniture were nice but I didn't find any living room sets that made me want to buy it. Also I was looking to buy appliances and they do not carry Samsung, which is my favorite brand. Still the staff was so nice, I think it deserved this rating. I may have gone with another store, one closer to the place I moved from, but if I ever need to buy local I would check this place out again.

From the outside it looks like a simple single room store in a strip-mall attached to a warehouse…read moreor some large for profit college taking up the other doors. But this complex off Elida Road on the eastern edge of Delphos is one behemoth furniture store with cavern after cavern of showrooms selling wares for every room in the standard American house and porch and patio and summer yard. It has a throwback philosophy was my impression, that harkened back to when sales & retail was a decently paid gig staffed by competent people who knew their stuff, was outgoing and friendly, and seemed to like what they were doing. ( before the brass of large retail companies thought saying money on payroll justifying slashing talent away leading to the low quality customer service we see too much today.) The staff was helpful, friendly, and kept busy changing out displays and helping visitors. Large showrooms allow for a wide variety of styles and choices. There were more on display than you find in big box furniture stores in Columbus. Sofas aplenty, coffee and end tables included, recliners and accent items, bar stools and bar chairs of standard and nonstandard heights, dining room chairs of many styles, desks and office furniture, real bookcases, affordable bed sets and bedroom sets, and bookcases armoires, display cases, and other miscellaneous items. They also sell appliances: dishwashers, cloths washers, dryers, stoves, refrigerator. This is high quality stuff but not too crafted to be out of a middle class budget. I help a friend get a sturdy, fantastic look desk to make a landing in a home office. If you live in the Lima area and need decent furniture, this is a place to spend a few hours.

couldn't ask for better service .. completely satisfied..had just what I was looking for i will be…read morea return customer.. great value to that's what brought me to em

Indian Lake Outfitters is your source of outdoor gear. As an avid geocacher, I have found that the…read moreonly place to purchase geocaching gear in Logan County is Indian Lake Outfitters. They can also special order itmes and carry a selection of ammo and firearms. I would recommend them to friends and family.

I love this place. I've met some of the friendliest people shopping here. I never leave empty…read morehanded and the prices are fantastic! You can usually always find a bargain here. They have clothing, shoes, housewares, craft supplies, etc. It's a must stop if in Bluffton.

By far the best thrift store in this area. The people who work / volunteer here are the nicest and…read morefriendliest people I've ever met. They interact with everyone, remember regulars, help customers find items they are looking for, will pull items from the back if they know it's back there, always help customers carry their purchases to their vehicles... and I could go on and on! The store is ridiculously clean and organized, they don't put out stained or damaged clothes and their prices on the vast majority of items are amazing. I will say their prices on purses are a bit high and some of the items in the antique section are overpriced. The prices on clothing, toys and household items are always great and on Mondays all clothing and shoes are $1 each which is amazing since they only put out items in great condition. They are only open for a few hours on certain days of the week, so check before heading to the store to be sure they are open. Since the workers are volunteers it makes sense to have limited hours. Also another awesome thing is Chrissy puts out a video on their Facebook page before the store opens, she shows new items and walks around the store so you can see what's available. I love that! If I see something I really want I can be there when it opens and I know exactly where in the store it's located. All in all, like I said it's the best thrift around this area and knowing that they only put out working items, clean clothing and no junk makes shopping there a much more enjoyable experience.

My wife and I found this HUGE antique mall on our way back from Rockford OH to Columbus OH. What a…read moregreat adventure. Google antiques in Wapak. If you like old, interesting, "rare" things there is likely a gem waiting for you at Auglaize Antique Mall. First it's deceptively large! I was thinking one floor at the entry looked pretty jammed-packed! And it was, except there are multiple levels and essentially connects to the adjacent store front. There's another cool shop next door "relics" but was closed by our late Saturday afternoon arrival. If you like old, odd, rare, fun, interesting - a piece of the past - do yourself a favor and make the stop - but don't expect to get out too fast! I think we spent an hour and a half and fortunately they pointed the tired & hungry shoppers across the street to J Marie's for a "double treat" in Wapak!

As the one star indicates: not good. Filthy, dusty, and junky. The fetid basement is a thing of…read morenightmares (small room after small room of creepy junk). If you're one of those intrepid antique hunters that buys to repair/refinish and flip items, it might be worth a glimpse because you just never know, but it's a resounding no from me on this one. Full disclosure, I stopped here on a road trip and the whole town had a deliverance vibe.

This is one of my favorite places to shop when I'm in town. Vintage shopping at great prices. I…read morelive in Nashville and look forward to vintage shopping in Wapak for how awesome the deals are compared to Nashville. We bought the coat in the photo for $24! That's insane. She has great picks and we always end up leaving with more than one thing.

One of the best vintage item shops you will ever walk into!…read moreAlways a great selection of hand picked clothing, furniture and just about anything else you can think of. Seriously, it's worth the drive from Detroit! The owner has obviously put a LOT of hard work in to the building and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. A great place and a great experience.

OK. I know what you're thinking, that this place looks crazy and like it isn't even open if you…read morewere to walk up to it on the street. But don't be fooled! It's a hidden treasure chest for all gamers! If you can look past the ongoing clutter, dust, and random items thrown about, you're in for a treat. I consider myself to be a big vintage gamer. So, I like hunting for anything that is hard to find and that will bring a nostalgia from my childhood. When I was visiting Celina, I didn't know what to expect but just wanted to check this place out to see what they had. They had more than any other gaming store I've seen for SNES, NES; there were even Sega Genesis games strewn about. Controllers, memory cards, old consoles, games that you thought you'd never see again. Honestly, I will look here again for anything that I am searching for in the future. The owner was very helpful. Normally, I have to look online for old games and hope that they work by the time they reach me in the mail. But now, I will call this place first to see if they have a game in stock...even if it means traveling a couple of hours. Apart from video games, the store carries retro board games, toys, and DVDs/VHSes. So, if you're looking for that old holiday Barbie from 1992 that your parents never got you, chances are that it could be here. Or if you want to watch the entire "Friends" series on VHS, look no further.