Hubby & I stopped in to shop for a dining room table. We've visited this store several times &…read morealways like the variety & low prices. We also appreciate the Christian music on the intercom. We did find a nice dining room table for $59.99. Sadly, there were no matching chairs. We are very happy with our dining room table & will definitely shop here again.

Stopped at Harvest Thrift Shop in Sugarcreek Ohio to check it out and it was basically a Second…read moreHand Christmas Store...everything Christmas I found a few things I wanted, stood in line for 15 minutes played 5 rounds on my phone of my favorite game and the line hadn't moved. Lots of employees on the floor and only one behind the counter...so I left...darn I tried not to mad!!!

This place is awesome. As for the clothing, though, it's best if you're a smaller size. If you're a…read morelarger misses size or a plus-size, the selection isn't as great. This is a general observation, and of course the merchandise changes regularly. But it seems to me the smaller clothing size you wear and the smaller your shoe size, the better luck you will have in scoring some clothing bargains. My jackpot today was furniture. I purchased a brand new Fleur de lis lamp that I picked up for $75. It had a price tag of $139 hanging on it, and I also found the same lamp, same make on the Web for as high as $179. Let's just say I'm thrilled. It's a gorgeous lamp. The other bargain I scored was a vintage, French Country accent chair. It is gently used, but it is gorgeous and it was only $50. There is a slight stain on the seat cushion, but it is barely noticeable. I love the chair and it was a true bargain. The prices on the furniture were almost too low to be believed. The staff were helpful and kind. Very, very nice people and they support a great mission to help others with the proceeds of the sales. If you're in the area, it would be worth a visit

Great place to find hidden treasures for a good price! I saw some wonderful decor, and even a…read moresection with second hand hand tools

7-26 We found and purchased 8 nice antique items…read more 60% Flea Market 40% Antiques The "hunt" was definitely real. Clean, nice people. Nice prices as well!

This place has nearly anything you can think of! It is a massive two story building that is filled…read morewith booth after booth after booth. My friend Helen and I swung in on Monday to look around. We didn't speed through the mall but we didn't drag our feet either. It took us nearly two hours to go through everything! The prices can greatly vary since they are set by the individual booth/item owner.

We were thrifting and needed some swimming shorts. Decided to stop by here. There is a huge parking…read morelot. The place is pretty big. There's a big book section. Prices are reasonable. I was able to find new swimming shorts with tags for $5. Service was great. Had a really good experience

Busy store, but nothing we were shopping for. Thrift shopping is interesting if you are looking…read morefor a specific item it isn't always there. Many were shopping and finding bargains .

This is a newer shop and we're so glad we found it! It has quickly become our favorite stop in…read moreBerlin. Very friendly owners, a great assortment of products from a group of local vendors. Huge selection of seasonal decor. They even have skeeball and video games!

This is a very sad mall. So many stores have closed down. It's working with probably less than 50%…read moreoccupancy. I don't know how it can survive like this. Even the food court is empty. I was able to find shoes at the Shoe Depot and an outfit at Maurices and jeans at Rue21 so I was happy about that. This probably wouldn't be my first choice. The bigger and better mall is about 45 min away in Canton.

This was a great mall. They have lot's of Nice stores…read more Shoe Department Encore Bath and Body Maurices Claire's Kohls Dunhams Ulta Beauty I had a great time

The woman who was working in this store when my group visited was way socially awkward. I asked for…read morerestroom access and she said no, the owners don't allow that. Fine. But then she followed me around, complaining about the owners. Then my friend was buying a rag rug and the lady told her to make sure people take their shoes off. My friend said no, she was going to use it for an entry rug. Then the lady said my friend should switch to a black rug. My friend said no, she doesn't use black in decor. The lady said, "what is it that you aren't understanding?" in a scolding tone and then she kept giving my friend a hard time. Finally another group came in asking about patchouli and the lady was like "I have no idea what pa-what is" and started yet another uncomfortable interaction before getting rude again. I've never seen an employee be this weird in a shop. Cool shop otherwise.

This location is in Berlin not Millersburg, Yelp keeps changing it from Berlin. This location is…read morenot my favorite one, doesn't feel as magical. The lady who works here is very nice and easy to talk to. It does have the same things as the Sugarcreek location, I just don't get the same feeling I get at the other one. Lots and lots of quilts, jewelry, everything you need to make a fairy garden. Some dragon items but not as much as the other store. In the very back you have Christmas items. We love fairy gardens and one of these days we will make one. I'm sure between the two stores you could find what your looking for. Quilts are beautiful, every design and size. I just don't want to ship things to California. If I lived here I would be getting one. If you haven't stopped by Secret Garden, it's a great store with friendly staff.

This is like a craft fair meets shopping mall. There are a ton of different vendors selling…read moreeverything from brooms and quilts to tumblers, shirts and sports memorabilia. Give yourself a lot of time to browse, there are many similar vendors and pricing can vary quite a bit between them. But there is also just so much to see, especially spread out across the multiple levels. There were some things that seemed to be mass produced vs the homemade things the store touts, but you can always look past those booths and just stick with the homemade stuff. Some of my favorite finds were funky earrings (earrings were one of the things that seemed like many of them were purchased in bulk on amazon or temu) and an Amish Country sweatshirt. A really fun stop that literally does have something for everyone.

A nice shopping complex with a host of different booths and vendors. They offer just about anything…read moreyou could imagine. Lots of county crafts and kitsch. Some food items like jams and butters. Religious and inspirational items, as well as antique and vintage. New items like tumblers and sports memorabilia. Pricing is in line with the other retailers in the area.