Upset with salvation has new prices on stuff in there store wanted to buy but not want the items…read morecost new in store there subpost to help people not get richer tell them they had new price on the items i wanted to buy they said they new the price was almost same as new product they just ship it to there new on line store shame on you

I love this place. Please send your donations here in stead of Goodwill. These people price their…read moreitem so that a retiree can afford them. Not only that, but they always have items on sale either 50% off or 99 cents each. The color changes weekly so it is fun to go there to see what I can find. Also, they don't have bags so if you have extras, bring them in so they can put them to good use for other customers. AND they are always nice.

I've found amazing items here for gifts and for myself. Larger than the other thrift stores in the…read morearea. Wide selection on items in every department.

I shop this thrift store regularly. Yes, like every other store, thrift or not, their prices have…read moregone way up. There are still good buys to be found. I've found the furniture to be priced way too high for its quality and condition. Clothing selection is thin in my sizes, but I still come across a few things now and then that are worth the price to me. But household linens, hard goods, decorative items, etc., are still worth a careful look. I've picked up several beautiful vintage hand-painted china plates at good prices. And this store seems to usually have a good selection of good quality clear glass and crystal serving pieces, mostly at decent prices. And, to be honest, if something really strikes me, I'll still spend a couple dollars extra to take it home with me. The staff I've met have all been helpful and pleasant, even when customers are less than courteous.

Drop EVERYTHING and go right now to this FABULOUS gem of a thrift store!! Go early and don't have…read moreany plans for the rest of the day because the SUPER ORGANIZED cornucopia of anything and EVERYTHING you didn't even realize you needed will suck you in, and if you're anything like me, you'll be LOST in some sort of crazy thrift-time vortex!! As soon as you walk in the door and are greeted by someone's twisted explosion of creativity-- an old player piano turned into a planter/fountain with water flowing from the top to the keys to a kiddie pool below, you KNOW you've stepped into another dimension of kitch!! This place is sooooo well organized, with one side of the (huge, former supermarket) devoted to furniture, the middle a million and one kitchen things, a MASSIVE book, dvd/video and music section, and clothes that just go on forever!!! I felt 1% guilty, I suppose, for spending as much time as I did here today (one of the first BEAUTIFUL sunny days after a looong, cold winter) but this place is CRAZY good, and I left with some real treasures, a few more beautiful pre-spring hours of daylight left, and PROMISES to head back SOON!! GREAT spot!!

I love this place they are very clean and you can always find so many great finds/ deals. Great…read moreplace for a pro thrift shopper!

Owner was very friendly, and seems to be a passionate collector. Visited a little over a week ago,…read moreand saw some neat things. Could use more organizing, as some areas of the store are not handicap accessible whatsoever. As this is a new business, I think 4 stars is a good honest review of my visit here. Stop by if if you like antiques.

Absolutely the best place I have ever been. The man who owns the place is awfully kind and…read moreincredibly interesting. All of the items in the store are beautiful and just so cool. If you enjoy thrifting items or different knick knacks this place is the place for you. I got so many lovely things and was just so happy overall. Please stop by this place, it's incredible.

Went before the snow and deep freeze Sat. (Dec13) It was busy with holiday shoppers. I was a bit…read moretaken aback and how expensive it was for a thrift store. They do have a very extensive amount of clothes. They had a few designer items and they were priced 50+. Lots of UGG boots for $60, even one heavily salt stained for $30. Another thing that I didn't care for was that if you get any store discounted items they make you scan a QR code which signs you up by email to be on their mailing list. On the good side, found a few books that look good. I'll be curious to see if prices go down after the holidays

I find alot of things pretty cheap . They sometimes have coupons like 10 off 20 . They always have…read morehalf off on least 2 colors

I really like this consignment store, especially if you're searching for furniture. They have a…read moresolid selection of well-made pieces alongside plenty of knickknacks and clothing, and there are some genuinely fun finds if you take the time to look around. What really stands out is the vintage selection. Everything is thoughtfully curated and appropriately priced, so it feels more like a destination for quality and style rather than deal-hunting. The store is very organized and everything is conveniently in one place, which makes browsing enjoyable and efficient. If your goal is to find beautiful vintage or distinctive furniture pieces that are fairly and realistically priced, this is absolutely the place to go.

Tammi has some interesting and lovely items to buy. I could browse in there all day long.read more

The family and I made our way for the first time to the largest thrift store located in Kettering…read moreOhio. When I tell you this place is the grand dame of thrift stores. We spent 2 hours in this wonderful place. Thrifting is some of my family members favorite things to do, so I made sure to make it happen for them. We were in awe at the size of this place. We walked away with some great finds. This place did not disappoint. If you love thrifting, I encourage you to plan a trip and go! I'm confident you will be pleasantly surprised and happy you went!

Lots of broken items in the hard goods priced $3.99 - $8.99. Dollar Tree items for $2.99 and up…read more One dollar tree wood item was $10.99??? Christmas items in late March (2025) at Christmas prices. Cheap Easter items - most priced up, broken, dirty. The real draw in this store may be clothing. Saw women buying lots of clothing $3.99 - $5.99 and there may have been a sale. I drove an hour and 15 mins in high winds on the Xway being tossed around... Only to find they are not much different than Valley Thrift Evendale or Fairfield. There are more reasonably priced thrift stores in Cincinnati and Northern Ky with a bigger variety of just everything.