Most things are way overpriced. The owner is really nice but prices are just crazy…read more The selection is interesting. It's decently organized but you're not coming here for anything specific.

Very friendly owners. This is a no frills shop and they sometimes give me a discount. They don't…read morefocus on any particular time period. There are newer used items as well as vintage. They are constantly updating stock which includes yard art, tools, wall hangings, hunting decoys, some furniture, and a lot of ceramic collectibles, knick-knacks, and artistic objects. And they have two cute pups! They are situated on the US 12 Heritage Garage Sale route, which is held annually and is 200 miles long.

Overpriced items! Worse than Goodwill pricing. They offered multiple used Women's Nike shoes for…read more$40.00 to $45.00, which could be found at a garage sale for $5.00, that they obtained for free as a donation. Smh

One of my favorite stores - I stop every time I go to Ft Wayne. Nice selection and easy to get…read morearound. Staff is friendly and helpful. Take the time to visit- worth the trip.

Amazing vibes. The cashier is so friendly and positive which I enjoyed. Ended up with a hodge-podge…read moreof random items but only spent $4. Recommend stopping in to peruse if you can!!

super cool finds at really good prices. i got a ton of genuine silver silverware for really cheap!…read morea fun place to explore

Great store, found lots of cool stuff, and left with a super neat Harley sign...I shall return!!!!read more

From the owner: We have a great variety of quality used merchandise. Lots of COOL STUFF!read more

We are not residence of Fulton county or Archbold, however, we always donate to care and share…read more The items donated, and the funds raised go directly to help residence of the area. The people who work at care and share our volunteers who are kind, polite, respectful of all donations we have made they assist with unloading items would highly recommend this place to everyone..

I grew up here in Archbold and have been going here for years. We needed to move some things out of…read moremy parents home and the folks here were amazing. They took many items they were lightly used and and even offered to pick up items if we needed help. If your in Archbold area you will want to check this place out if your weeding through some personal items or looking for a good deal.

They recently remodeled and are much cleaner (response to other review). It is small and selection…read moreis limited. Lets face it, they rely on donations. If good stuff doesn't come in, than they don't have good stuff to sell

This is the worst thrift store I've ever shopped in. It's filthy and crammed full of over-priced…read morejunk. They charge too much for junk that's damaged and no good. You can pay less at Wal-Mart or Meijer for new items; because a lot of items here cost more used then new. They had a 50% off sale over Memorial Day weekend, but had marked items up just so customers paid more. They also didn't put any more items out on the shelves. The signs posted said everything was 50% off, but they excluded three color tags, which was half the items in the store. Skip this store. Don't bother going here! We left and went to the Goodwill Store, which was also having a 50% storewide sale, everything was on sale! And they were still putting more items out on the shelves. Better store, better staff, better stuff.

Last time I was there they took it out put it in the mall a major big failed prices in the mall are…read moreoutrageous and there's not much for selection

I'm so sad to write this. We shopped at the new location today and you may as well go to kirklands,…read moreWalmart, target and buy brand new. The prices are INSANE. The new store is so beautiful but the prices are not. Truly hoping they don't price themselves out of business. Viewed today as I shopped... $2.99 for a dollar tree item that still has the dollar tree sticker on it. $3 for an item that was donated to them, and originally cost $1. A small (3x6) Anchor Hocking casserole dish, $10. Small (5" diameter) Pyrex bowl for $4. Mini rolling pin. $5. Art for $70. SEVENTY when you can pay less at a Kirklands sale (and I will from now on). We've supported this thrift store and shopped local for years but sadly I won't be going here again.

This is a well-maintained thrift store; with a large and ever-changing variety of items to browse…read moreand explore. The staff are friendly and helpful. They also have regularly scheduled discounts/days for even greater savings. If one enjoys the "hunt" for bargains; this location provides a solid option.