This isn't what we were expecting. We were expecting a little better quality of items than what…read morethey have here. The place has a distinct odor and the prices were very high. Very disappointed in the quality and prices that were being priced at.

A hidden gem in Heath, Sophie's is one of our favorite thrift stores! They only accept and sell…read morenicer merchandise and often have high quality items and a wide variety of things. The staff/volunteers are always friendly, the store is very clean and superbly organized, and displays are attractive and timely rotating with the seasons. They also have a vintage area with wonderful pieces from the past if you're looking for something truly unique. Prices are very reasonable and you can sign up for text alerts to be notified of special sales (e.g. yesterday, dresses were 75% off - I was able to buy a few for less than $2 each!) But best of all? Proceeds support the Licking County Humane Society and the photos of sweet, furry faces on the walls remind you that every purchase helps to make a little critter's life better. No matter if you are a casual or serious thrifter, or if you just like bargains, this shop should definitely be on your list!

This place was absolutely GIANT! I was greeted by friendly faces at the front door and they offered…read moreto open any cabinet I needed something from. There were maybe 200+ booths and and a large selection of goods. I was on the hunt for some good deals, and found some awesome bar taps, 80s-90s toys and much more. Stop by, look something with value to you and enjoy the massive selection. Prices on most things were right in line with what a collector would expect, but there were some great deals to be had.

Staff was very rude to children, normally I love flea marketing but not here the lady at the desk…read moregot mad because my grandma had a "large bag", uh excuse me?! What do you mean too big of a bag it's just a purse! But that's not all I asked a question about the sale they were having and she just said "well is it a red sticker item? Have you checked with your eyes?" Then my grandma asked the same question and she said " oh yes it's half off with a smile" not to mention them selling the most overpriced things and selling very unsanitary things as well! With the combination of the rude attitude to children along with bag policy's and break it you buy it when you're displaying them right by the entrance it's like a tightrope trying to get in! do not recommend 1 star.

Found one item i could use..was confused about high prices on items on the shelves..so damaged…read moreand was asking high cost..The Bins were big with alot of open items..the store tryed to keep up and had repeated on loud speaker but still people were not doing that.they ripped open boxes. Example they had air fryer 179 dollars with broken handle still asking 160 bucks for the items and I felt the items on the shelves were way over priced and tops and pants you can buy new at Walmart cheaper. There was food items were high to so honestly I dont know if I go back. Store had a really nice lady with glass and her hair was up in a bun sweet.light brown hair very responsible and helpful..and even help look for items.when I asked.I spent about half hour found water bottle that was nice for two dollars.. spring open top hydro flow nice ..but honestly idk if I go back.only if shelve items prices went down. Had a rug for bathroom or bedroom way to much for thease items and dogs stuff to high..

This is a wonderful new vintage thrift shop located just passed the Y Bridge in downtown…read moreZanesville. Lots of treasures, vintage jewelry and home decor. There's even a guys area with pocket knives and collectables. Super friendly and fantastic prices. Highly recommend!

I came here knowing I wanted to purchase two things that I had found in fb. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised at how big this place was and how nice and accommodating the staff were (no idea if they were owners or not); so, the hour drive was worth it to me. I came a little more than an hour before closing, so I didn't take the time to heavily browse (or take a lot of pics). They have a wide variety of antique tools, dishes, jewelry, and games. I purchased, two mirrors, a record, and a book. Overall, not a bad day.

Hard to find a more enjoyable shop to visit , had a great time shopping and enjoying the music,…read morefriendly owners, well organized and clean items, true vintage and antiques items throughout this store.

Charming and unique finds. Quite a gem to find hope to return in the near future. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful

What an amazing find! I couldn't believe all the fairy lamps and swung vases. I literally bought a…read morebox of items from this store. The owner's granddaughter was super helpful and nice. She wrapped everything up for me too. That was appreciated since I've got to take all this glass on a plane ride home. The parking is super easy and it is easy access off of the highway.

As close as you will find as an authorized Woolrich store, but it's not. However it may be…read moreconsidered or was an authorized Boy Scout dealer at one time and still has items for purchase. Other items in a case are vintage Scouts items not for sale. Cornell's is a time capsule that must be experienced. When in Newark just before Thanksgiving my hotel recommended when I forgot my coat back home. It was a short walk from the Doubletree. The store is on the main drag. Upon entering your immediately taken back to another time period of the old general stores. The amount of inventory on the walls, on the tables, well literally every where you look. There is new, there is vintage new such as concert T shirts from the 60's & 70's. What is not there is an odor, the place has no old stinky smell that you may imagine. Plus some items that the owner would never sell on display such as Levi's jeans that date back to the company's start and probably worth tens of thousands. Mr. Cornell, the owner in his 70's has stories he will share if you have time about the family history and four generations of operation. The location was originally a stage coach stop, but Cornell's has their own history too! Like Fats Domino playing pool with the owners Father in the 1950's. They also have an antique juke box dating to the early 40's. The passion that Mr. Cornell brings to the business is what really stands out in my mind. He offers quality merchandise and is proud of the history dating back almost a hundred years. You cannot find another store in the country that compares. It would be impossible! In my opinion he should set up an online store. The items are just so unique and there would be demand nationwide. I walked out with a classic Woolrich red and black checkerd jacket that set me back $250 or so. Don't miss this store if your even within hours.

It's very simple for me , the owner is too lazy to answer the phone . He does pick it up but does…read morenot say hello and hangs it right back up . Not a very good business practice ! If you can't take time to answer a simple question , then I can't take time to shop at your store !

Matthew's Antiques is a fabulous find on Rt. 40! The upstairs is filled with above average,…read morewell-maintained antiques and collectibles of every sort. A very pleasant browsing experience. But, respectfully, they are risking serious liability issues with 1/2 price items in a basement that is unbearable with (black?) mold stench. I literally could not breath, it was so toxic. There is no humidifier and the mold is just clinging to everuthing. I'm now in my car with "tight" lungs and persistent dry hacking. A person with asthma would have been in serious trouble. You can't smell it upstairs, but one wonders if mold spores are circulating in the air. You expect dust and and a bit of mustiness in antique stores. This was not that. It really ought to be reported for the sake of public safety. Items in the basement would be dangerous to own, in my opinion, if they are of fabric, textile, wood, or paper (there are rows and rows of books). It's a wonderful shop, but I'd emplore the owners to gut and clean that basement, treat for mold, and add humidifiers or close that whole area downstairs to the public.

Highest price antiques I've seen in Ohio. they advertise the basement is 50% off and they're still…read moreexpensive. Couldn't handle the mold in the basement and had to leave. Waste of a trip