They have an extensive selection. Everyone was very nice and I even found something for my coffee…read morebar. Pricing was good and the value was comparable to other thrift stores I have visited.

Nice set up. Mostly clothes here and they have 2 floors. On the second floor is houseware, kids…read morestuff. There is no real houseware items. I not saw 2 glasses and a plate. If you need clothes this is the place. Great service as well.

Hands down BEST prices in the area, great items donated. To…read moretop it off the gentleman that runs the front is SUPER nice! Great experience.

This is probably the last true thrift store in Auburn, walking in there is a large quantity and…read moreprices are consistently low. The quality of the items is very mixed, there are items that should have been recycled rather than put on the floor but there are items that are good quality and a great price. Cashier was also super nice and fun to talk to. Overall good place if you are willing to dig

This is the largest antique mall I've ever seen. You have to look closely since some booths are…read morenot well organized. Other vendors are exclusive to a certain theme, such as sports.

My husband and I were visiting friends in Opelika and they took us to what they called their…read morefavorite antique store. The store is huge and filled with so many interesting things I was able to find a few things I wanted to buy. I brought them to the counter, all had tags attached to them which the cashier removed, rung us up, I paid and we were on our way. Unfortunately, about a week or two later, I received a call from Joanna at the store saying I hadn't paid enough for the items I bought and she said I owed her another $53.41. In good faith, I provided her with my card information and asked her not to process the card until I had a chance to take a closer look at my receipt. She ignored that entirely and put the charge through immediately and after looking at my receipt, I noticed I paid exactly what was marked on the books I bought so I did not owe additional money. This was very rude given that she had the card in hand, so I clearly wasn't trying to avoid working with her. I ended up putting in a complaint to my bank and had the charge debited back to my account. Had they not removed the tags entirely, I could have provided the tags as proof. Lesson learned: demand to keep the tags or take photos of them if you shop here.

Absolutely loved this store and Roland! He calls himself the junk man, and it's the kind of…read morefabulous, stuffed to the gills junk shop that you dream of looking through. Loved meeting him, and I will definitely be back.

Roland was so kind! I don't know this man but I love him. I love his thrift shop. He gave me a…read moregenerous discount. Support this thrift shop :)

This is a really big store. There is plenty of parking and once you walk in, you can tell that…read moreeverything is organized. There is a large selection of clothes more than anything, especially women items. The service was good as well.

The selection, size and cleanliness of this store is strong. However, America's Thrift seems to…read morehave forgotten they're a thrift store with the way that they price the items. They do run color tag sales (30% and 50%) but that is not enough to lower the prices into what is typical for a thrift store. The final comment for the low star review, and reason I don't shop there anymore, is that I have seen employees clearing the shelves of the items so over priced they couldn't sell at 50% off by throwing them into large trashcans while the intercom bragged about how many pounds of trash they keep out of landfills per year. Again, this issue is not exclusive to this location and is pervasive in America's Thrift as a brand. There are other better options in town.

I was surprised to find a selection of classical vinyl and CDs for sale, even a 78 rpm set of…read moreRachmaninoff playing his Third Concerto in a lovely Canadian pressing! The CDs were drastically reduced, and I stocked up. Still haven't gotten through all of them yet.

When I saw their overall rating at 4 I was very surprised. I can't imagine why they would receive…read moreanything any lower. I've been many time and the staff is always friendly and the stock is always changing. One person rated them a 3 because they have "flea market" items. With Flea Mall in their name, what did they expect?? Timeless is one of the better shops in this area and most definitely worth the trip.

Items high and music load. Seen a Hard Rock Cafe shirt for $115 in there, you can get new off Hard…read moreRock Cafe store for $15-30.

Service and selection were great. The owner came out and sold us a chair... however, we later…read morediscovered that the chair was seemingly infested with bed bugs. Whether current, or prior. It wouldve been nice to know.

Arod I think was talking about a vendor, not the staff. The store looks great. It used to be…read moreAmerica's Thrift Store back in the old days, but now its a thrift, consignment, and shared office space environment. There are new items on the shelf everyday. I routinely buy polos and other brand names etc. There was a vendor that thought she was selling real brand names, prada, michael kors etc. When the price is under $100, new - it ain't real.

Be careful! Is not honest about what they sell! Be especially careful when buying "brand name"…read moreitems such as crystal and make sure it is what they say it it! Will not do business again!

This is an "antique" mall not a thrift store per say Lots…read moreof booths, lots of stuff Thrift store items at boutique prices We did not purchase anything

this place is very dear to me because of the people who own it . Mr Tommy is a wonderful man with a…read morebeautiful wife who loves everyone . They are people of faith and I love the fact that if you need prayer she knows just what to say .. stores like this is family !!! And that's where you want to shop.. where the

The owner is super nice. Store is really clean and organized. Great prices on items. Highly…read morerecommend.

I have been to this thrift mall - and all the others in Columbus. My impression is, these thrift…read moremalls are loaded with a lot of stuff people don't want to sell. I suspect the prices are so high to cover the rent and realize a profit. Books are so WAY overpriced I can't believe it. For a buck I can load up on brand new books at Dollar Tree - often very good titles and authors. And Goodwill and Valley rescue Mission have great selections. If you're into history, a lot of books from the hoi polloi at Fort Benning end up in these places. Many excellent titles. Granted, for a buck old VHS tapes can be a steal and you can swoop on some excellent titles. Most of the tapes I get still play with no problem. But I never buy DVDs because they usually don't let you open and check for scratches or other defects. Yard sales are a much better option for those predisposed to going 'junking'...