Common Threads is a very nice thrift shop, there are 2 locations a larger store in Fairview park…read moreand the medium sized store in Brookpark near the airport. This store is located in a large shopping plaza, plenty of parking in front. The store itself is well organized and breaks down about 50%/50% between clothing and home goods. Up front as you come in you will find some furniture and plenty of interesting pieces. There is usually one or two displays in the front windows. On the left side of the store you will find a nice selection of decor pieces, kitchenware and other assorted housewares. The right side of the store is women's clothes up front with men's clothes in the back. The clothes are generally of real high quality, the prices are a bit higher than most other stores, but if you go on Thursday the prices are 50% off. Each day of the week has a different discount deal. While I don't always find something I want, when I do it is usually very cool. I did find a small stained glass lamp in a Frank Llyod Wright style and a cool little carved stone figure. Overall the Brookpark store has some really nice products and you can find some great finds. Common Threads Brookpark is a very well organized and well stocked thrift store; it almost feels like you are not at a thrift store but you can definitely find some really great buys. They do a really nice job of presenting the products and keep the store well stocked and looking good. May not be the place to find the best values, but you can find some great buys.

I love both locations! Clean stores with a little bit of everything. Cute staging and organized…read more Great prices and great locations.

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

The people is this store have hearts of gold! They are so willing to help anyone & I have found…read moresome nice little treasures there too! They are a blessing to our community & those who struggle.

Friendly, best place to give and shop!! I lotto donate but have also gotten some great deals!read more

Fall is a perfect time to visit antique stores, and Brother's is a great one especially if you like…read moresmalls and textiles. The shop has lots of rooms to browse, some great seasonal displays, good prices, and friendly service.

A small mall with a maze of rooms to explore. The staff wasn't very attentive when someone asked if…read morethere were any other places nearby she said nope, good luck finding any. There is another brothers down the road as well as the Medina Antique mall, both minutes away. It's to right to really look, but they do have some interesting items. She offered 10% off for cash or checks.

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.

What a find! You take an amazing selection and pair it with a friendly and knowledgeable staff…read morethat is filled with passion for not just music but the art and hardware that goes with it and you have The Vinyl Groove Records shop in Cleveland. Good stuff!! Go there!

do not visit this terrible little store. when i told a fellow customer, accurately, that a Frank…read moreOcean record was an "unofficial pressing," the clerk snapped at me after they left, "why say anything?!". he berated me until i put the armload of records i had planned to buy on the counter and walked out. all of this while a springsteen greatest hits comp blared over tinny speakers. on the shelves, there were a few values, because he doesn't know what he has in genres that aren't rock. but i am devoted to going to record stores, and i actually think this was the single worst experience i have ever had, number one.

Great new Goodwill! Very clean, nice selection of products. Amanda was very friendly and helpful.read more

This Goodwill in Ohio City just opened two months ago, and I very randomly found it. I needed cheap…read moreplates for a book club activity. I was already in Ohio City, and looked up "thrift stores near me." This store was the first suggestion. I was happy to discover new thrifting destination! AMBIANCE/INVENTORY: The store is very new, modern, and clean. It is very well stocked. While there is plenty of inventory, most of it is disorganized. Some shelves overflow with housewares and it's impossible to find anything. I found a few good finds at this store. Shoe section contains a lot of seasonal footwear especially women's shoes. The boots are all in pretty good condition. There is a bookshelf with books such as trending "Lessons in Chemistry" and even Edgar Allan Poe book. If you're looking for seasonal decor, you can find Thanksgiving and Christmas merchandise. Books are priced $1.49 (children's books), $2.49 (paperback books), and $3.79 (hardback books). I purchased 6 plates at a buck something each which was a great value! SERVICE: The service is not friendly. You are greeted when you arrive at the store. Beyond that, checkout process is not so friendly. I would recommend this store if you are looking for shoes or clothes. There is plenty of inventory and choices. Those racks and shelves are especially organized. For me this was the only time visit because I didn't especially like the assortment or the service.

This is like a rummage sale. Mostly over priced sht piles. Takes 10 minutes to walk through.read more

It's a flea market. It does seem to be attracting more vendors over the years. Might be good, might…read morebe bad.... just like all flea markets you visit. Definitely would recommend a few times for sure.