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Lovely curated shop with high-quality, stylish secondhand clothing and home goods. Prices are…read moreextremely reasonable and I love that there is a way to shop sustainably while still experiencing that boutique feel. If you'd like to sell items, there are very clear guidelines on their website. I have sold items a few times and love that I can get a bit more if I choose to get paid in store credit as opposed to cash. Any items that aren't selected for the shop get donated, which is awesome. If you're in the neighborhood I highly recommend checking out this little shop and the other sustainable shops (Koko and Little Light Collective) next door.

Clean and bright area. Well organized but pricey! $25 or even $39 for a shirt? They aren't even…read more"brand" names. This is supposed to be a thrift store....

I've lived near the Northland Ohio Thrift for most of my life, donated TONS of stuff there to…read morebenefit the National Kidney Foundation. Staff has always been kind, the prices have been reasonable and the cleanliness, organization and selection of items have been to my liking. Over the last few years, the selection of used items has dwindled every time I visited with more and more discount/overstock/clearance items being added. On my visit today I'd estimate maybe 10% of the items were second-hand. If buying used is important to you, I recommend looking elsewhere.

I love this store when I first moved kids college in out my life. I was able to come here and…read morefind really great stuff the sales guy or cashier he makes you feel really great about just coming and shopping at the thrift store great demeanor, great attitude Furniture with a Heart #DentalRepairDoctor #DRD #AdrianScott #TheUberDriver #AdrianTheUberDriver

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

I can't believe how low the reviews are. I LOVED this store! Just went in for the first time this…read moreweek and was overwhelmed at the volume of clothing available (especially women's clothing). Yes - the prices are not cheap across the board. Deals can be found, but overall it runs a bit higher than VoA or GW. I'm still not complaining because the store is clean, organized, and you have so many options! Staff is friendly and efficient. I scored two sweaters - one brand new, upscale brand with tags for $12 and one for $4 (it was a 50% tag). Couldn't be happier! Can't wait to go back when it's a season change to see if it's still as good as it was in early winter!

If money matters to you, avoid this store entirely. Even at "50% off," the prices were unbelievable…read more-- the kind of unbelievable that makes you stop in your tracks and wonder who exactly they think is shopping here. * Clothing selection is huge, but if you're short, good luck. The top racks are basically decoration. * Pricing signs are confusing and borderline misleading. The front sign says one color is 50% off only if it's $15 or under, but the rest of the store doesn't mention that at all. * Shoes and housewares were a mess -- like no one had touched the area all day. * Customer service was rough. Three employees up front, and somehow not one of them seemed friendly. my cashier acted like ringing me up was an inconvenience, and any attempt at conversation was shut down instantly. If you're a reseller, don't bother -- you'll lose money. If you're looking for good prices, don't bother -- you won't find them. If you're shopping for yourself, maybe you'll be fine... but only if you're willing to pay more than you should.

Buckeye Bargains is a hidden treasure located on the Ohio State Columbus campus. It's in the…read morebasement of Converse Hall and is only open on Wednesdays from 9-3:30 pm when classes are in session. It is completely volunteer run by The University Women's Club, and all of the proceeds go to fund scholarships for OSU students. The volunteers are really friendly - just ask them if you need help or if you are looking for something in particular, and they'll point you in the right direction. So what will you find? A little bit of everything! Think OSU gear + thrift shop/flea market. Make sure you have time to browse when you head in there, because it's a small space that is well packed. Donations come from individuals and shops (such as the OSU gift shops); some items are used, some new, some from estate sales, and more. There is plenty of OSU gear, plus items with other logos, housewares, art, jewelry, clothing, toys and more. There's a lot of turnover, and every week brings something new. There's even a free box that sits at the front entrance. I've found everything from OSU bird feeders to university themed cookie cutters, OSU logo bags, seasonal holiday decorations, scarlet and gray buckeye rain boots, and lots of jewelry. Being on campus, parking to visit the store can be a bit of a bear, so if you can time it with a visit to campus or the area and walk there, that can be helpful. Otherwise, the nearby parking lot offers pay 'n display parking (cash or credit card), so you can also park that way. However you end up there, be prepared to go treasure hunting and enjoy!

Buckeye Bargains, I love you so much. I definitely did not choose to attend OSU solely because…read morethere is a THRIFT STORE on CAMPUS; however, if I would have known, it would've had a pretty large bearing on my decision. I stumbled upon this gem one Wednesday afternoon and now I can never go an entire Wednesday without stopping in. This place is hidden in the basement of Converse Hall (ROTC building) and is only open on Wednesdays from 9-3:30. It's run by a group of precious elderly ladies and all of the proceeds go to OSU scholarships. They only accept cash. Their stock rotates regularly, and usually if something lasts for more than two weeks or so it is marked down. On some days, they sell overstock merchandise from OSU apparel stores, so you can often score an OSU t-shirt for $5 or so. Most of the merchandise is priced at $5 or under. They have everything from clothes to shoes to jewelry to bobbleheads and flash drives... If you have free time on a Wednesday, be sure to stop by this wondrous haven. But don't take any of the good stuff and make me regret sharing my deepest secret with you.

Nice second-hand establishment for a cause. Free HIV…read moretesting. Good vintage furniture finds. Large floor. Lots of clothes for a fair price. Not the best selection though. Free condoms at check out.

I'd been meaning to come here, and then Kid K saw it while we were driving by a few weeks ago. So…read morenext time we were nearby we stopped in. Small parking lot in back. Warning signs about a permit required, but you can park here IF you're going to the thrift store. They were painting a new mural on the back on a perfect summer day. Inside, lots of clothes, nicely arranged. Lots of books, a few movies and CDs. Nothing for kids- no clothes or books. Kid K was disappointed; she thought from the decor inside and out that it would have some stuff for her. It's in the Short North and near campus, and those are the target audiences. Friendly staff. A nice selection of clothes. Nice big windows on High. We'll come back when she's a bit older.

Stopped by this spot today and chatted with the owner Zachary. He has a legit knowledge of the…read morevintage market. Those of you that know me know I flip when I have time. I saw starter jackets, Carhart, Disney, Sports, and some great 90's vintage fashion. Very cool spot and you should stop by and show some love as soon as possible when it comes to small businesses like this. I bet if you have some vintage stuff they may even hear you out on the buys.