What an amazing and well priced selection! Staff was friendly and helpful. I had so much finding…read moreso much quality merchandise .

Amazing place! Employees were nice and helpful. It was also organized and the atmosphere was…read morepleasant. I feel whenever you go to thrift store they are often small and crowded, but this place was very large, organized, and full! There were so many things to choose from and some nice brands and such. Prices were also good!

Service! I left an item there & when inquired about it at a later date, was told the consignment…read moretime was Only 90 days. I had Not been reminded of such when I had dropped off my item and the salesperson stated it so snotty, as if I was a moron. I can actually handle the loss of the cost of the item but being talked down too & them not making it general practice to remind customers of the time limit is shady & sneaky.

I would have rated the Grand Blanc store five stars due to its excellent selection and value…read more However, I am giving it only one star because of a tongue-in-cheek compliment from the cashier that felt more offensive than complimentary. Although the cashier apologized for the inappropriate remark, I believe that staff should possess better emotional and social intelligence. Because of this experience, I likely won't shop there again in the future.

This is a drop off location. Staff is friendly and always offers to help unload. Easy and fast drop…read moreoffs. Plenty of parking and convenient location.

Lovely store with a mix of everything! Open 11-5 wed-sat, 12-4 Sun…read more Corner of Elm and Saginaw

Adam and his store are a much needed business in this community. It's so unique and everyone is so…read morehelpful. Love the showcasing of local artists

Got a little bit of everything friendly staff. I go there for my escape Room. Get a lot of stuff I…read moreneed.

Great store! I found an oversized Army bag here for $12.95. Excellent stock, okay customer service…read more Prices are cheap! Out of the way location, but it's a well kept secret around here. Ssshh.

I really like bohemian, eclectic vibe that's going on ar Reclaimed by Whaley…read more. Love the varied inventory.. the selections is always very fresh and order final.. a mix of gently used, vintage, artisanal crafts and local items.. The vibe, concept, layout, stock, customer service and great prices are all part of the attraction.. they have a cute, varied mix of new and upcycled clothes and accessories, decor, jewelry, antiques/vintage items, DIY wares, art and beauty products. Best of all? Proceeds benefit local charity. I like the upmarket feel, the great service, boho vibe and charm. Update/ they went under before I posted this.. but it was a terrific store..

I love French-inspired furniture so when I walked into the Pigeon in the Parlour, I was in heaven!…read moreThis adorable two-story has everything from wall art to lamp shades to giant armoires and is sure to inspire any homeowner to make their space more beautiful. The bright and airy space houses multiple artists' and seller's work (booths) so while the prices may seem high, the majority of the pieces are handcrafted and unique. If you can't afford to buy the finished product, Pigeon in the Parlour is one of three Annie Sloan chalk paint retailers in the Michigan area and hosts introductory furniture painting classes twice a week. My mom took the 3-hr weekday class ($95) and LOVED it.. now we feel confident to make our own masterpieces but will definitely be back to "PIP" for all our home accents needs :)

Where "shabby chic" meets "french country" with a dash of bohemian charm thrown in for good…read moremeasure. This is an incredibly cute shop with so much to see, housed in what once was a stately old home whose charm is still apparent as soon as you walk through the door. Interested in clothing and accessories? Check. Love the "shabby chic" look? Check. Hoping to pick up a piece of whimsical home decor? Check. Looking for vintage finds? Check. This quaint, two-story home decor shop seems to hit a home run in many areas. The only real faults I found were with the prices on things like clothing and jewelry (especially the clothing). I don't want to be critical, but the clothes in their "Ragg's Boutique" were pretty basic numbers from a bunch of no-name designers at inflated prices. I mean, $160 for a plain tunic? Come on. This isn't New York or Chicago, it's Holly. I know these types of shops have a high overhead and all, but the prices were a bit out of touch. How many people are willing to spend $160 on something that they can easily pick up for a fraction of the price somewhere else? Also, I thought most of the clothes were kind of "matronly" (sorry) or too nondescript for my taste. I found the bulk of it to be second-rate designs at first-rate prices. It just wasn't my cup of tea, but it might be someone else's. It just seemed mildly pretentious to me. As for the rest of the store, there was a lot to see, including on the second story, which is very cramped and narrow, so not too many people can comfortable shop up there at one time- just saying. If you turn around too fast, you risk knocking something over. I know, I did just that! It was incredibly crowded up there, with vintage finds peeking out at me at every turn. It might be a bit too crowded, in fact. The walkway is tight and the old wooden flooring uneven, so take note. Despite the tight squeeze, I found plenty of "shabby chic" style decor, which I just so happen to love, from vintage signage and antique doorknobs rescued from old homes to painted tiles and upcycled windows from 19th century buildings and more. Some of it was surprisingly well-priced, while other pieces were in the higher-end range. No doubt because they were from different shop vendors (Pigeon in the Parlour houses several individual vendors), which probably accounts for the wide ranges in pricing. Some of the more traditional line of home decor accents were very reasonably priced, including candles, soaps, wall art, knick knacks, dishes, etc. I especially loved a line of metal dragonfly hooks and some cute resin bunny statues. We picked up some candles and soaps, but I left without that dragonfly hook and now I regret it. Since chalk painting is all the rage right now, I found a fairly large line of reasonably-priced chalk paints and a new "salt wash" mix, including some small starter kits. My husband and I both do a lot of DIY projects, so we were interested and took a gander at what they had in stock. The lady waiting on us told us that we can order from them, even if we aren't in the store, since we don't live in Holly. That was nice, I thought. She talked up this new "salt wash" additive and showed us how it worked with paints and gave us a brochure to read up on it. I have to admit, it looked intriguing, so I think we might order that sometime soon. As for the customer service, it veered between good and slightly odd. I noticed one of the employees following other people (not me) around the store in an annoying, clingy fashion. I couldn't tell if she was worried they were shoplifters or if she was just heavily invested in making a sale. Who knows? Nonetheless, the lady that waited on me seemed pleasant and knowledgeable, if not overtly friendly. Like I said, this store has a lot of interesting pieces and the unique character of the building only enhances the shopping experience. I even signed up for email list for customers to receive updates on products and sales.

Really cute little home decor store I found merely by chance…read more. We stopped in after having business to do in the area and were delighted by this beautiful and whimsical little shop, which has lots of cute home decor, accessories, DIY rehabbed furniture, antiques, craft paints, jewelry, and much more.. I had no clue it was here til I saw the front window display with such charming items, which visually drew my eye, that I had to stop in. My husband and I shopped around a bit, saw many cute things we thought would look great in our redecorated sunroom, and chatted with the owner, who is super friendly, knowledgeable and nice..she carefully wrapped up my purchases, including some ceramic pieces and some vintage jewelry and mentioned they have DIY furniture/craft paint classes during non business hours, too- I dint know how much those cost, but the classes sounded interesting and I think we'll delve into that a tad more. We're both huge DIY furniture flip types, and rehabbing and painting (or just sprucing it up) old antiques and worn out furniture kinda is our thing now.. lol..if you're a "Flea Market Flip" or "Shabby Chic" type of fan, the restoration style of the merchandise here might be your thing. I know I was a kid in a candy store after finding this little retail gem.. and I didn't even know it was here. If you like country core aesthetic, rustic/modern, shabby chic or farmhouse design, you might like the stuff they have here. It's a little store yet there's a lot to see.. Prices were pretty moderate and the selection is quite varied, with great customer service (which is difficult to come by in the world of retail). I'll definitely shop here again.