This is a hidden gem for consignment quality, very inexpensive finds of home decor, clothing for…read moreall ages, accessories, craft supplies, and more. And that's the surface level before you hear about this shop's mission of providing jobs to people with special needs and raising money for an all-abilities playground. The organization leaders and store managers are kind and mission-driven, and you can tell by the quality of items and beyond-fair prices. It's a bit off the beaten path from the commercial thoroughfare but not by much and absolutely worth a visit.

Everyday Sunshine is my favorite thrift store by far. Highly recommend. The people are awesome, and…read morethey're making a real difference with their mission. The merchandise is excellent, and it's a fun place to shop. For a special occasion, I bought a really cute outfit here, complete with shoes and accessories!

I. Work. Here, there. Good. People. To. Work. Around. If. Anyone. Needs. A. Job…read more Just. Come. And. Ask. Also. The. Bosses. Are. Good. Nice. People, easy. Going.

I used to be a former employee at america theift store in Florence Alabama and I always respect…read moreevery single customer that's entered and exited the building I even dressed up as Santa Claus a holiday figure to all of the children I give out candy and pictures with everyone that's come into the store but they fired me for no reason I even hurt my right ankle and I had to wear a boot for a week then I had to wear a ankle brace but that's did not matter at all

Lots of good selections, but everything is overpriced. Surprised this place stays in business.read more

Spent $800 at Martin's family clothing bought a bra for $30 would not fit and they would not…read moreexchange it I never seen a sign that said they didn't exchange bras that's crazy I could understand if it was panties I'll never spend another dime in that store again and then the rude too

It's a fun and interesting store to shop in you never know what you might come across find somewhat…read moreof a treasure hunt . But you can find some great deals in there I highly recommend going and checking it out.

What a great store! Always find something cute and at a great price! Clean and neat store always…read moreeasy to find what you need and best place to shop for Christmas decor

This is NOT a restaurant, but a grocer's and bakery...in fact, so far, LEF&FM has the best…read morePanadería I've seen in North Alabama! Our eyes popped, mouths fell agape, and rumors of fainting abounded. The overall shopper's experience here is the best in Decatur. Among the Pan Dulces (Conchas, Ojo de Buyes, and such), we espied something similar enough to Chocolate-covered Doughnuts to make us kill for it. But we had a bag of goodies we'd already purchased and somehow staved ourselves off. Formerly at 6th Avenue, LEF&FM is a must visit. Oddly, four of the other Supermercados are within walking distance and thus in direct competition, a move seemingly both unwarranted and unwise, unless a concentrated Hispanic population in the immediate area ensures their collective viability. I can't say. The first items you'll notice as you walk in are the greens and such in the well-stocked and eye-catching produce area, and the atmosphere was well ratcheted up in our estimation due to the fact that the employees were all friendly. LEF&FM had a wonderful dairy department, stocked with Queso this, Quesillo that, Quesadillo these, and Crema those. Some cheeses had Jalapeno, others, Loroco, which is evidently a flower bud of Central American origin. The popular Cotija Molido, which is merely grated Cotija, was also evident. It's one of the crumbly cheese you'll see in Mexican food...in fact, I believe it's one of the ones of which you might say, "Why doesn't it melt?" In addition to the bakery and dairy areas, the display of "soda pops" (to import a term) and such was better than average. Yes, they have Jarritos, but also have Foco, Boing!, Tiky, and several others, some of which are actually Asian in origin, rather than Mexican or South American. We are already talking about returning here...and that's a thirty-plus-minute trip. And we won't come back empty handed. Possibly in a sugary haze, but not empty handed.