Very clean and well organized. But everything is super expensive for used furniture. Go to Facebook…read moremarketplace, prices are literally HALF of way this place has thing marked up as. I understand they have overhead and that is why but if you are smart just go to marketplace and find what you need.

It's hit or miss with the prices, but more often than not, it's on the higher end (for my budget at…read moreleast). However, with that being said, the style is priceless! There's TONS to choose from and something for everyone. They have items ranging from children's to men's to women's (mostly furniture, but also decor). They also have materials to DIY, such as antique paint, iron hooks, window frames, shutters, and all sorts of neat little things to make your house a unique home. They have a sister store adjacent to it, which I would only suggest to those looking to spend some serious $$$. It's higher-end rustic and shabby. Either way, there's bound to be something here for you. We left with a small & simple Victorian styled chaise, as well as a writing desk in the same style. We also found a handcrafted sitting statue of a fox in clothes - and only for $6. Like I said, it's pretty hit or miss with prices on certain items. I would definitely recommend checking this place out!

Girly weekend full of eats, walking and shopping…read more This was a unique building with plenty of stalls and everything from vintage Mason jars to Grandma's dusty collected dolls in frilly dresses and eyes that seemed to follow you as you moved across the room. Prices were decent, parking plentiful along the streets.

Love the selection of vintage stuff they have there. Started my cup collection of looney tunes…read morebecause of them.

Been going to Olivia's for years now. Their selection of exceptional quality clothing, shoes,…read morehandbags and accessories is impossible to beat. I have never been when I haven't come home with at least one bag of clothing. I take friends and family there when they come to town, and my wonderful husband always gives me an Olivia's gift certificate for Christmas. I will finish by saying that the staff is also warm and friendly. I highly recommend Olivia's Shop!

Everything. Really nice people and quality items. I would go back! They carry a lot of high-end…read moreitems and all are in great shape. Staff is wonderful.

So this place was pretty cool, but really didn't have what I was looking for. If you have a lot of…read morespace for furniture, are doing a big home project, or are into furniture refurb, I would definitely recommend Second Chance. Unfortunately I don't fit into any of those categories. Also, it's annoying there are so many faux plants in there and none are for sale. What's the point?

I entered looking for a book case, which i found, amidst all the treasures of Baltimore. I almost…read morepurchased outdoor furniture (it was December), a church adornment taller than my roof, some medical supply equipment, and a desk. None of which i need. Relax, I only bought the bookcase, but it could have been trouble... Definitely going back when it's warmer! Bring a coat and coffee! Bathroom is inside!

I was looking for something specific- a soup pot that I could use to make cola ham... my sister…read moreused to make one every Thanksgiving and I was craving it. Every year my sister would utterly destroy the pot she used to make the ham. We all knew she wasn't following the recipe properly, but that ham was so darned good we were willing to sacrifice the pot. The thrift boutique doesn't offer a lot of kitchen stuff. We made a quick lap of the store and left within 2 minutes. Its a small shop and could possibly have something you'd like... Unfortunately the front entrance is a huge hassle. Two doors - making it impossible for someone to hold them both open simultaneously for a wheelchair user to enter. There's no way to get through the second door without running over the door holder and being slammed with the first. I suggest removing the second door for easier access. Happy hunting.

This is my first visit here, the store was amazing, super clean and organized. I ended up buying 4…read morebags of beautiful goods. This will be my go to place. Did I mention the staff was wonderful !! Can't wait to go back

A REAL charity, run by volunteers, giving to the community. Great place to find bargains,…read moreespecially knowing your purchase really goes to folks in need, not lining a pocket like some so-called charities. (I'm looking at you, Goodwill.) I donate here, and I shop here. Clothes are ALWAYS on sale, and most days of the week there's an additional section on sale as well.

If you are in the charitable spirit and live in Harford County this is the place to follow that…read morefeeling. You can donate clothing, toys, books, household items, etc. The store sells all these items and donates the money. There are volunteers there that staff the house. If you have time you can rummage through the clothing and find some bargains. It is a hit or miss kinda of store but it is for a good cause. if you don't mind your child in used clothing you are sure to find something. Since kids are made to get dirty and messy it was always nice to have some clothes you don't really care what happens to them. Tide and spray and wash can't get everything out! Of course you can always pick up some gently used books to read them a bedtime story!

Had high hopes of consigning with these sisters, I did not do enough research before my…read moreappointment, At drop-off, I had everything inventoried on paper. They went thru my clothing/purses, took what they wanted and gave the rest back to me. Policy is they get 60%, you get 40%. (typically it is the opposite, seller gets the 60%). They did not give me a receipt of what they kept of mine. When I went to pickup my unsold items, I was absolutely sick at the commission I received. I gave them NWT (last years items) lilly Pulitzer dresses, tops, skorts, Coolibar skort/coverups, Wooden Ship sweater, Betsy Johnson dress, etc, all name brand items, I asked for a receipt of my sold items and unsold items, they answered "we don't have a printer". more iThey could not/would not give me a receipt of what sold and for how much. (this is a service available on every consignment software, they were very honest and said they did not want to do that for their consignors). Manually we went through some of the sold items. NWT L.P, dress, retail $148, I received $15. Wooden Ships, retail $145, received $11. etc. Several of my items were not on my inventory, and several items on my account were not mine, I received $236 for a batch of great and varied name brand items for consignment (total retail value $1200.00 consigned) Their lack of record keeping/accounting is a sign of not being organized and more importantly not honest with their consignors. I would not reccommend consigning at this business.

I have always had a great experience at the Shabby Button!! The salespeople are friendly and let…read moreyou look without being pushy. Cute little shop!!

My wife and I have been going to Ryan's for years. This year, we needed to furnish an entire house…read more Ryan's was our first stop - among many. The selection of quality furniture at reasonable prices cannot be beat. Whether you want a sideboard from the 18th century or a Lay-Z-Boy recliner from last year, this is the place to go to. Why buy furniture from Ikea which will eventually fall apart and be worthless when you can have a quality piece that has character and will hold its value?

I've been stopping in their two locations for years - I love taking a stroll back down memory lane…read more- you can find all sorts of interesting finds - some that aren't even made anymore - never harassed about touching anything and you can get lost in yesteryear which is awesome- Staff at both locations are very friendly - helpful and most prices are negotiable- It's worth a trip or two if you want to find that one piece that wows you - from art to chandeliers to desk - seating - bedroom furniture- you just never know what treasures is there waiting for you