My Mom taught us when we were little that consignment shopping will save money so when I wanted a…read moreLV I decided to purchase a gently used one. I searched some of the other consignment shops in Atlanta and felt they were still overpriced. I stumbled upon Three Peas and tried for months to get here. Today I finally made it. I was NOT disappointed! Their LV collection is impressive and includes a couple of 60 inch duffles. I spied a small bucket but to me it had more than normal wear and tear for the price. I found a gently used LV Looping bag and fell in love with it. The additional 15% off definitely swayed me. They also had an amazing sale on clothes and I purchased a strapless jumper with palazzo legs brand new with the tag for 75% off. I will definitely make the drive back for my next LV purchase.

I have been a customer with Erika both a consigner and a buyer. She always has a great selection of…read morepurses and wallets. I love this place. And the friendly staff is just a bonus!

Visited Unlimited Treasures around the time of the Grand Opening. I found it to be a well kept…read morestore with approximately 20 vendor suites ranging from furniture, antiques and vintage, jewelry, home decor, books, artwork, rustic, clothing, handmade, etc. It lived up to its' name, since it was like a treasure hunt. I found everything reasonably priced to sell. Owners MeMe and Becca showed a warm and friendly southern hospitality to shoppers who were there and made it an even more enjoyable "down home" experience. They even have a lay-away plan. I will definitely go back to shop when I'm in town, and only wished I lived closer as I would love to be able to rent an available space to sell my unique items!

Imagine combining the stock of your top 5 favorite thrift stores. This place has everything! Books,…read moreclothes, tools, furniture, electronics, kitchen appliances, instruments, art, textiles... you name it! Feels a little disorganized but it's really because it's just jam-packed with so much stuff. Not just junk, by quality stuff. I've gotten everything from a cast-iron skillet, some new tools, to a nice pair of L.L. Bean duck boots, all for really great prices. If you like hunting for treasures and finding second hand deals, definitely check here first. And Jan, the lady who runs it, is extremely sweet to talk to. I stop by almost every Saturday to see what's new. Do yourself a favor and check it out!

What a mess this place is... Although there's interesting items most of overpriced and you have to…read moreavoid a lot of leaking roof areas to get to Everything! The store occupies a former JCPenney department store from 40 years ago it does not have any air-conditioning which makes for a very hot and pleasant shopping experience. Owner is rude and sitting on merchandise piled in the back he will show you but is vague on pricing since he makes it up as he goes.

Visited the store yesterday and from the outside it looks like they have a lot of merchandise but…read morethey really don't. Not sure if it's a new store and they're still stocking the store but not what I was hoping for at all.

Found some dope clothes at M&M, vintage members only jacket and they have a pair of dr Martin's…read morethat we're $15. Great deals. Worth checking out for sure!

Large variety and pleasant staff, lots of different needs and knowledgeable volunteersread more

Great staff, good selection of displayed items. My sister frequently has used reward points. Very…read morehelpful and upbeat volunteers at donation dropoff area.

This place is a nice establishment, with good employees and amazing prices for a thrift store. The…read moreonly cons that I could think of is the fact that a lot of the items are dirty and scattered. Other than that, I highly recommend this thrift store.

From the owner: We have new and used items. We strive in giving our customers the best and good price.read more

My 18 year old daughter died last month, and my wife was cleaning out her things, and decided to…read moredonate a lot of other high quality things while she was in the process. I took a small trailer full of expensive clothing, jewelry, furniture in good shape, homeschool textbooks worth several hundreds of dollars, a complete set of milk glass dishes, pots and pans, small kitchen appliances in good condition, and lots of other things. I had called before hand to tell them what we had, verified that they wanted the items, and coordinated that we could bring it in plastic boxes, and that we needed them to dump out the items and give us back the boxes. When we got there, they were rude to us, repeatedly telling us we were "inconsiderate" because the donations were not in trash bags, and that they were not going to take our donations. So we went to the Salvation Army instead, and they took everything, and were very pleased to get the items. If this is how they treat people who are donating things, how must they treat other people who are actually hoping to get some kind of help from them?