Great resale shop with selection galore. Lots of rooms contain like items. You'll find all kinds…read moreof decorating items, Jewelry, housewares, books, games, puzzles! Lots of clothes/shoes/accessories are up the stairs. The children's room for clothes and toys is up the stairs. There is something for everyone. Check the Valley Presbyterian website for hours, which vary. The large white building is located behind the Valley Presbyterian church. Some parking there, or park in the church lot.

This is a very nice, tho small store in an old house, across from the old Geauga Park on Aurora…read moreRoad. There is a little bit of every thing. The front enclosed porch has housewares. The center of the house has a selection of clothes and accessories for every one. A side room as some decorating items. There is also good glassware, figurines and collectibles in glass cabinets. The store is neat and organized. In the back is a drop-off door for donations.

Nice clean thrift store with a good selection! I felt that the prices were high, but they have good…read moresales on different colored tags, so there were deals to be found. I'll be back!

We were frequent donator's to Happy Tails until they recently changed their donation hours, and…read moredays. Showed up on a donation day, was treated very badly by a volunteer as to where to park, how to place items, and if we would be back that day. That was it. We were done. The staff at Brittain Road are awesome!! They help you unload, and Thank You! We love going to Akron's Salvation Army Brittain Road store. Keep up the great work!

I like the half off on Wednesdays and the girls who work there are friendly and helpful!read more

very small shop and 3/4 of the store is clothes. If you're looking for a cool vintage outfit or…read morehalloween costume, you will find the pieces you need to complete your look. Not much in the way of home goods just mostly clothes

Great finds! Light-bright for 5 bucks! Go and be surprised by the offerings. Costumes too!read more

Big thrift store with good selection of clothes, decent amount of other items. Prices are OK,…read morealthough the new pricing system as of late 2025 can be a bit confusing. The people working there are friendly and helpful, although it seems to be a bit understaffed. The Fairlawn Salvation Army thrift store used to be one of my favorites, then they eliminated some of the discount colors and then went to a system with most of the clothes being priced according to what they are, i.e. pants and shirts are $4.99 and there is one color that is half price (although on Wednesdays everything except one color are half price). On my most recent visit they have backtracked a bit so that most of the brick a brack and shoes are individually priced. There are still some good values, however the selection seems to be not as good and it can be confusing what certain things cost. The advantage of the current system is that if you find a high quality piece of clothing you do get it for a good price. The non-clothing selection has definitely decreased, the selection is limited and there are not a lot of interesting items. In the past I have found some really nice items, but now it seems like most of the stuff is nothing really special. Overall a pretty good thrift store, but not worth a trip just for thus store.

Nice variety of items. Fair prices not like other thrift stores that want top dollar. We enjoy…read morelooking around.

Good amount of parking, well priced, staff is friendly, large variety of items, and place is…read morespacious

So this Goodwill is in a building that used to be an Aldi grocery store so it's very large and…read morespacious. They actually have a good selection of clothing and household items. The problem with this store is the staff. First of all there is an older woman working there that was dragging dresses on the floor as she was restocking. The manager seems to be about 20 and she is very snarky and rude. The cashier we had was the worst. He's wearing a mask and speaking in a very low voice, hardly making eye contact and actually doesn't know how to ring up clothing. First issue. He rung a 2T infant's coat as a woman's coat. Second issue, when that was corrected the price of the coat was more than twice what the sign said on the rack where the infant clothing was. There were multiple coats on that rack but NO WHERE over there did it say that infant coats were a separate price, it said "Infants $2.14", About 20 feet away in the children's coats there was a price for infant's coats. Third issue, I had a bag of yarn that was fresh to the sales floor with a price for the whole bag. As he was ringing me up he starts taking the individual balls out of the bag and ringing them up separate for as much as the entire bag was priced. I had to ask what was going on because he wasn't going to tell me. He said he couldn't sell it that way, I said well you all put it out on the floor that way. He called the child manager up and she backed me up that she had put it out that way, of course she didn't take the prices off the individual balls and this weird cashier practically accused me of trying to get them cheaper. This was maybe the worst goodwill experience I've had. It's very disappointing that they will let anyone work there.

Marketplace Mall is antique hunter's dream located in the Amish Country. The shop combines locally…read moremade goods and antique finds. There are 70 different vendors in this space. I was so impressed with the selection and spent way more time here than historically at other vintage shops. AMBIANCE/INVENTORY: Each vendor essentially has their own themed booth in this space. To be very honest, the amount of inventory is overwhelming. As you navigate through the space, you'll find everything from local jams, furniture, Viking attire, toys, decor, clothing, and seasonal merchandise (Christmas). I would especially visit this space if you're looking to entertain and need plates, tea cups, and so on. Also, if you're looking for a fancy brooch or necklace for your next social event, look no further. I visited for just browsing. I walked out with gorgeous Matryoshka (Russian Doll), a hand-painted Russian egg with a church on it, and crystal-ish egg holder. I paid very reasonable price for these items considering that souvenirs from Russia are scarce right now. This space really offers very unique finds. VALUE: The prices vary. Each seller sets their own prices so they are all over the board. I would say that you can find items within any budget. Most items are well priced for antiques. SERVICE: The vendors work at the shop to help out. Several people approached me to offer help, share stories about the space, and socialize. I found this to be a very friendly environment. I look forward to returning here. If you visit, I recommend allotting extra time for browsing the store and every corner. There are so many hidden gems. The shopkeepers told me that the inventory continuously rotates and expands, so you'll always find something new.

I was out shopping and thrifting in Middlefield so I figured I would check out the Marketplace…read moreMall. Located on Kinsman Road in a former drugstore building you will find an 'antique mall' filled with individual booths. The Mall is overall very clean and bright, most of the booths are well organized and easy to check out. On the downside I found that less then half of the items were antiques or vintage, instead it is a mix of all sorts of items. For me I only saw a couple of items that interested me. Overall the prices seemed high for what was being offered; prices do vary depending on the booth. The vendors and volunteers that were in the Mall were nice and friendly and clearly the vendors care about their booths. I was primarily looking for wood carvings, especially masks so it is always a longshot whether I will find anything, but usually I can find some items that are worth checking out; here the pickings were very slim. Of course your experience can and will vary.