I'm here in Oberlin for a a conference right at the college. I have had this place saved in my map…read moreand have tried to go every single day but just been too busy. I saw the picture of the cowboy boots on her Google page and knew I needed to check it out! Well I made time for it on my last day here and it was worth it. Immediately walked in and found the cutest vintage romper that fit like a glove among other things. The owner was there and was super friendly, helpful and welcoming.

The window is a bit crowded but the stuff inside is super cool and impossible to show in a window…read more It's like a cultivated goodwill, full of cool little things. Seamstress here is great, she saved my couch (see picture) and made me a custom neck strap cover! The couch needed custom covers for the seat part. She's super creative and will work with any task you throw out there. She's very reasonably priced and the work is excellent. So glad to have found this place.

Sad to report that this boutique owner does not pay her vendors. We met when she ordered from my…read morewholesale account on Faire.com - after she had some issues with Faire, I made allowances and helped her to switch items outside the platform. Big mistake! After that she saw an item I had posted on Facebook and requested a wholesale order be custom made to her specifications. Upon receipt she gave positive reviews: months later after not receiving payment, I reached out. She mentioned that they had not sold well and I politely reminded her that these items were made to her specifications and that their selling is her sole responsibility, like any other wholesale account. I paid out materials and labors for manufacturing what is essentially her design, and she has yet to pay. She stopped responding months ago - I have screen shots of the entire exchange. Consigners or vendors beware. Jennifer Batistelli will take advantage of you.

Such a great little boutique feel to this resale/consignment shop!…read more Doesn't smell like you walked in to Grandma's closet.... great selection of contemporary brands (J.Crew, Express, Banana Republic, even Anthropologie!) mixed in with more eclectic unique items, too! They just recently opened, so I'm excited to see this store build and grow!!

Not very friendly.. my first time & was disappointed. Not greeted or welcomed in. Had to ask…read moremultiple questions just to figure out what was what. Stopped I From Out of town ready to shop!

I stopped in today looking for vintage Coach bags along with a few other things. The woman at the…read moredesk was so rude to me when I asked if they had any so I left.

The other reviews on here are total bullshit. I've never had a bad experience. Been going in for…read moreyears. It's a consignment thrift store not a donation center. Consignment thrift stores are for vintage and gently used items. This lady thoughtfully selects items from people in her community and ensures she gets a fair price for the people who rely on her. When you do her dirty you are not just letting her down, but you are also trying to steal from your community. People should learn how to read before writing a bad review and they should learn to be more respectful before speaking. The other reviews are people trying to haggle a price when she is more than fair and even willing to give deals to buyers if they purchase multiple items. The shop is completely run by one woman who has a life and people shouldn't be shitty about her not being there all the time. It's a treasure trove not eBay or Amazon. It's for people who want to find something special and gently used. And people who want to intentionally support people in THEIR community. I found this Bob Makey jacket and the lady gave me a very fair price. Didn't even know it was bob makey. Just thought it looked nice. She educated me and gave me polite conversation. Maybe if you are going to try and haggle an already fair price you shouldn't expect the lady to be nice. She has a quick way of speaking. Maybe people think it's a little abrupt. She's just sure of herself. She's never rude. Never has been. Never will be. Literal fucking lies from the scum bags trying to get free shit. Cannot believe these inaccurate reviews. Some people just don't appreciate others and try to ruin a good thing.

was really excited to come in due to the intriguing items outside and the fact that they had lots…read moreof flags saying "thrift store". when i came in i immediately found an item i was interested in just for it to be physically taken from my hands and for the store owner to say "it's not for sale, that's mine", quite literally took it from my hands. she had piles of personal belongings that were also "not for sale". i continued to shop and my boyfriend found an item that was clearly broken but fixable and the best she could do on it was $10, for broken merchandise? i then asked about a shot glass that was also labeled $10 and she got confrontational and said it's double that price online. at that point we just left, i found a six pack of the shot glasses on ebay for $6. definitely not a thrift store and i will not be going back. owner is extremely unpleasant.

I ALWAYS find the best "steals," here! The staff is super friendly and the store's inventory is…read moreconstantly changing! Very friendly staff too! I recommend this store to everyone!

I was told it opens at noon and I get there at 12:15 but it's closed. Took the turnpike and drove…read morenearly a half hour for nothing. Not a good way to gain customers.

Great little thrift store owner is very nice and offers great deals. Wonderful store to search for…read morehidden deals and so much variety.

It's a "store" only in the abstract sense... everything is free. Whenever a dorm occupant…read moreliquidates some of their things, they end up here. Bring some stuff, drop some stuff off. The selection varies wildly depending on time of year, but there's always a nice selection of clothing. The concept of the free store originated with the Digger movement of San Francisco of the 1960s. They had a free store on Haight Street where soldiers on leave could walk in looking like a soldier and walk out looking like a hippie, then they would probably go AWOL and ditch Vietnam. Nowadays it's a great way to curb the awful waste of our culture through re-use. As the website says, you need to swipe your card to get into the building. If you can't find someone to let you in, you can call the store and they'll come up and get you.

I highly recommend the free "store"--especially at the beginning of the year, when all the stuff…read morefrom the seniors that moved out last year is still there. Any freshmen looking to outfit their new dorm room or upperclassmen moving into a house should definitely check it out. I mean, come on: it's free.

What a hidden treasure! The sign out front says Mercy Health and thrift store in smaller letters…read more Right across from McDonalds. Prices are low and everything arranged nicely! Even sell some personal health items. ie: vitamins, shampoos children's allergy. The bonus is the wonderful ladies at the counter! Definitely will go again!

I love this place... not in the best neighborhood, a little hard to find, limited hours and kind of…read moresmall. But the stuff that they have is GREAT quality & priced VERY reasonably. The ladies that run the store are very friendly, sweet, & helpful.