This shop was fantastic. I needed to replace an item that I forgot to pack and didn't want to spend a lot of money This shop had tons of selection and the money they earn goes to a good cause. read more

The facility is well-maintained, nicely organized and has a large selection of items to browse and explore . The staff have always been friendly and accommodating. We almost always find an item or two which end up accompanying us home. For those who enjoy the "hunt", this location is a solid option. read more

This is a really, really, nice resale shop. We found some really great bargains. They have lots of merchandise in a fairly large space. It was busy, but not crowded. The sales people were friendly. Would have rated 5 stars except many items seemed to be priced on the high side. Quality of stuff was good. Proceeds go to the support of a local senior center. read more

We stop by when we are in town but really don't find a lot. The items are older but if you need kitchen items they have quite a few.

Great things to pick from. Wonderful prices and great customer service. I found great things here. I will be back

Sometimes I find a secret gem and in order to keep it that way, I can't really share it out of fear of it becoming exploited. Selfish, I know. But then sometimes I find a gem and feel that it needs to be spoken for, it needs people to know about it and this place is it! I was coming in for mug and found REAL vintage mugs and kitchenware. Heavy duty, porcelain, fancy brand kitchen stuff. I got a few beautiful mugs, some utensils, and one of those old school porcelain coffee makers with the metal strainer thing inside, you know? I don't know how to explain it and only older folks know how to explain and work the damn thing. And to my surprise everything was 30% off - even better was everything was already really inexpensive. I wish I had to time and the space in my car to dig threw the clothes, I'm sure it's awesome. Don't feel bad spending your money here. All of the employees are volunteers and the profits go to a senior living center in the community! read more

This is a GREAT second hand/thrift store. Everything was displayed well and organized in an easy to find manner. The prices were good and the place wasn't full of junk. I got a nice men's shirt for $4 and we also found a fishing net for a couple bucks. The store was clean and didn't smell funny and old like lots of thrift stores do. The furniture selection was good an well priced. If I had a bigger car I would have bought an old desk. The time I went there all pink tags were half off, so some things were great deals. I will definitely go back. read more

I love this place! I wish when I have gone I would have brought a moving van. They has so much neat furniture at good prices. They had some really nice wicker furniture and a good price I wish I could have taken it home. It looks like they have a high turn over of merchandise. If they don't have something when you are there, look again later. read more

Wish they had small carts !!! Would make shopping much easier and able to spend More time shopping !!!

My go to thrift store! The employees are so nice and take the time to start a conversation or carry out furniture to your car, and the products are very reasonably priced. Every time I go, I find myself purchasing many different things! read more

This is a neat and tidy thrift shop; not a dusty, moldy, smelly heap of jetsam one often encounters when treasure hunting. If I lived in Door Co. I imagine I would be visiting frequently. We have friends living in the area who do. I saw much quality merchandise and very little junk... dishes, serveware, LPs, furniture, electronics, jewelry, and more. I nearly purchased a set of mid-century modern teak nesting tables from Norway, but instead bought a solid copper mug for $3.00 that appears to be handmade. I think visiting Bargains Unlimited has given me the thrift store / estate sale bug! read more

Not sure why the raves about this place. Compared to St. Vinny's and some other Thrift stores, at least those in non-well-healed touristy locations, it's considerably over priced and there is nothing special about the items on display. If you have generous disposable income then $20 for a rhinestone pin, $15 for a serving bowl, $8 for ordinary candle holders or kitchen stuff etc. is probably cheap! Regardless, you may find a "bargain" to your licking. read more