I think I found my favorite thrift store in Columbia! If you are looking for home goods, furniture,…read moredishes and decor, be sure to add this place to your list. This thrift store is packed to the brim with, but it very organized and clean. You are going to be paying a slightly higher price than what you would find at the Salvation Army or at the Goodwill, however the quality and service they provide is excellent. A good portion of their inventory appears to either be directly donated from retail locations or perhaps purchased from liquidators. But is a great mixture of new and slightly used goods.

Visited this thrift store for their big annual discount sale. The back half of the store (old…read morewarehouse) reeks of cigarette smoke. It was impossible to determine if the smell was coming from something inside the large room (i.e., furniture, rugs, items, etc.) or if that was just the way it always smelled. They keep the children's toys and items in this part of the store, among many other things. I've had severe asthma my whole life, so even just being in that room was enough to make me start coughing. They have so much of their own decor that it can be confusing when trying to figure out what is actually for sale and what belongs to the store. Additionally, the store does not individually price a large amount of items (which are clearly for sale!) which is very frustrating (some areas have signs w/prices, others do not). Items that have been priced, vary greatly. For example, a very cheap purse might be listed at $20+ while a name brand purse is listed at $8. They have a section of designer/name brand items that is also marked up significantly. It would make sense if their prices were a fraction of what the item cost brand-new, but they're out here charging $35+ for very used leggings! And they weren't even Lululemon! The cashier was disengaged and barely acknowledged shoppers, despite the long line. It takes .10 seconds to make eye contact and greet a person. There are so many better, more reasonably priced stores in the area, so this is a no for me.

We bought a lid for a crockpot for $6 and even though we did our due diligence and measured the…read morecurve it was slightly off. I called the store back within a hour of the purchase to see what we could do. The store wouldn't even give store credit and take it back to let some else buy it that it would work for. Tough to lose a brand new customer over $6 even with the return of the item still pristine. I'm sure I would have spent more money in the return as my wife wanted to go back to purchase a curtain rod and curtain for our guest room.

What an awesome Thrift Store. Beth greeted me at the front and was super nice and this place is…read morefull of hidden treasures. Take your time to go up and down every aisle.

The mini shops kept going and going. It was like a wonderful maze and fun to experience , and I…read moredefinitely want to go back. We arrived with over an hour before closing, and were the last ones to leave. They do accept cards, but if we have cash, they are happy to accept that as well. The cashier was super nice, and they just allowed us to take our time which was appreciated since there was so much to see and decide on.

I found exactly what I was looking for for a great price and the employees were friendly.read more

Staying in town for a few weeks and needed some things to make our stay at the hotel more…read morecomfortable. The store was laid out nicely and the staff were very friendly and helpful. They were having a sale on certain tags which made shopping more fun!! I enjoyed my experience there so much, I've returned two more times!!

it was my weekly go to for great thrifting. until... they were closed down by the fire department!…read more so sad as this location was fantastic and always busy.

Anything decent is up priced, some stuff priced over eBay , you suppose to be a charity not a for…read moreprofit business

Love me a good thrift shop because Goodwill is not thrifting anymore. This place has character, and…read morethe staff is very accommodating and friendly! Items are not over priced and they run sales and specials. Also will hold items with a credit card. Definitely recommend!

my boyfriend and i went thrifting today- this is the first place we went. it's honestly overpriced,…read morenothing really stood out to us. others might enjoy it and find something there, but just wasn't for us!

A cute boutique located in a strip mall (the only shopping are really in Five Points). They have a…read morevery eclectic mix of clothes, jewelry, and odds/ends. Some are thrift-like, some are vintage, some are new. As seems often the case, nearly everything was geared towards women though. My colleague purchase a cute pair of earrings for $16. The elderly gentleman that was running the store was super friendly. Parking is a challenge - there's a double row of metered spots splitting the U-shaped strip mall but every spot was taken (we had walked from our conference/hotel). Turnover seemed decent but there are always several cars circling. FYI we saw a meter maid giving tickets too.

The Five Points neighborhood is dotted with a ton of local boutiques and a few vintage shops too…read more Of all of them (and yes, I visited ALL of them in one day), this was the friendliest. I actually found myself wandering in after noticing their huge selection of vintage Dooney & Burke bags from the 1980s, including the same exact style that I had strapped to my body that day. The shopkeepers had eyes like hawks, coming over and asking me all about my bag, which was a gift from my sister and is in super amazing condition. And then this older gent that was shopping chimed in and was like, "What's the deal with these bags? My daughter asked for one for Christmas and I have no idea what I'm doing. Tell me everything." So we did. I browsed a little bit. The merchandise is generally high quality vintage (plenty of recognizable brand names) so the prices vary from medium to high. Most of my time there was spent chatting with what I assume is the owner about all sorts of things though: Dooney & Burkes, other awesome vintage bags, Minneapolis, the 70+ degree weather.

Goodwill sucks. They get their merch for free, keep the good stuff to put online, put the other…read morejunk out for suckers to pay nearly as much as new items would cost, and when you get home and discover it's broken, sorry, they don't accept returns. And then what do they charitably do with their massive profit? They hire their own employees! They are the charity AND the beneficiary!!! This particular store always reeks of weed. And while all piped in music sucks nowadays, this place plays it way too loud. I only go to thrifts to kill time. Very rarely do I buy anything. But this one is off my list. Not going back.

Why bother when they have most of the stuff behind yellow tape and won't let you have anything good…read moreanymore, including shoes just a few pieces of clothes and that's it's not worth the money or the trip!

This is an interesting thrift store! It's a little dim and Dingy looking on the inside, but I found…read moremen's silk ties for a dollar apiece. I also found name brand only slightly used men's dress shirts for two dollars each! It's a treasure trove if you don't mind digging through items. There were some lovely China sets And other kitchen items. If you are a true Thrifter, you need to add this location to your rotation.

I love this place. I make miniature things and find a lot of nice things here. I love to re-purpose…read moreand I love giving to help others.

Great place to pick up buys at a fraction of their worth! I've donated to them many times in past…read moreand have bought sofa and tools. Great value!

RIDICULOUS PRICES Used to be a great place we frequented…read moreweekly. Not anymore. The last few times we went their prices were so ridiculously stupid. Such a shame. I won't even donate here anymore.