Booth after booth of antiques! This is one of my "places" to search for treasures -read more

It was so nice to go into the store vs buying on line…read more Def a little crazy on Black Friday but the sales were good. Store was set up where you can get to the items.

They've good stuff here got a unicorn shirt and corduroy pants for $2. I didn't look around that…read moremuch. The bathroom is very clean. There are no fitting rooms. Decent store great prices

Friendly staff. Nicely laid out in a way that makes the clothing area chic. Interesting wood…read morefurniture available. Slightly overpriced for (chipped) china and housewares. P

Very nice place with lots of things to look at and check out. They are clean and well placed. Has a…read moremixture of antiques and new sellable homemade items. Good selection and friendly staff.

The items are hit or miss of course. Friendly service. I left empty handed but there is a lot of…read morestuff coming through, and other customers there at the time. The pricing is high and im not sure if they expect you to haggle or what.

Business hours are not correct. They have a sign posted that they are open by appointment only…read more Please update your Yelp page and Google.

Travling through stopping by antiques stores and we decided to stop in Florence. Saw the shop on…read moreYelp so we stoped by to check it out. Wonderful shop with lots of items and owners are very friendly and helpful.

I was told that the newer Goodwill stores have a boutique, a section where higher end name brands…read moreare sold locally like Michael Kors. I can confirm this location does not have a boutique. It is a large building but just the typical sections. Lots of clothes, used plates cookware etc. I like to find puzzles for a dollar or board games for $3.00. Also small section of books here.

When I walked in all I could say was, "WOW" This is the…read moremost organized Goodwill I've ever seen and the cleanest. My friend used the restroom and it was also super clean. Things that went together were wrapped together or taped together. Staff also was nice.

Nice employees. Got some plates here. Interesting furniture.read more

From the owner: In 1865, William Booth and his wife Catherine established the Christian Mission, later known as the…read moreSalvation Army, aiming to combat poverty and religious indifference with military precision. Booth structured the organization like the British army, with uniformed ministers as “officers” and new members as “recruits.” The Christian Mission, which granted women equal ranks to men, initiated “campaigns” in London’s poorest areas, starting with soup kitchens and expanding to offer various forms of aid. Renamed in 1878, The Salvation Army opened its first U.S. branch in Pennsylvania two years later. During the Great Depression, it provided essential services, and it played significant roles in both world wars. Today, headquartered in London, it operates in over 130 countries, running evangelical centers, hospitals, rehabilitation programs, community and social work centers, secondhand stores, and more. Funding comes from voluntary contributions and publication sales.

In general Plato's closet has gone down hill over the years. This use to be a store to find lower…read morecost items. I refused to pay high prices for worn items. Staff wasn't too hands on with people in the store since they were chatting up front.

We had both never been here so was curious, this is woman's clothing store w refurbished product…read more Apparently this store will examine used clothing and buy if in good condition to re-sale. It's like an upscale thrift store, there are some items that are brand new although still sold to Plato's. The demographic for this store is probably teenager-mid twenties, the employees were all teenagers. One good thing for someone looking for extra small size there are a lot of stock to choose. The store is 90% woman's clothing 10% mens. It says on sign near register no products will be taken unless they've been freshly laundered if you were wondering how clean. This store has lots of choices for your teenage children to stay "hip" at school, or if you are still in college.

They had a larger selection of furniture when I went but too expensive to be a thrift store!! A…read moresmall desk was $100!! Several toys I looked at were broken.

Prices are too high. Dirty store. No carts. Some lady with red hair took a photo of me while…read moreshopping without my permission.