Went here with a friend one Monday and had this place to ourselves. It was a delight! We didn't…read moreknow anything about it and it just kept going and going and we were enjoying ourselves so much that 2 hours passed without us even knowing it. We are very thorough, though. The stuff ranges from 'true antiques' to just really well maintained beautiful things, to random junk, to locally made new items. It was all fun to poke around and see. As others mentioned, there appears to be some method to the madness, and stuff is generally arranged by similar 'types/eras/genres' throughout this big, beautiful building. Unlike other 'mall' type venues, this isn't broken down into too obvious 'booths', which makes it more charming. Definitely recommend, and worth a trip to Jackson (beware of their nutty one way street system though). The local restaurants are also tasty so enjoy those while you're there.

This large old downtown building is packed with treasures. Lots of floors up and down. Lots of…read morespaces and books to find your treasures. I found lots of albums and decent prices. Be sure to bring cash or a check, you must spend $20 to charge, my order was $19.99!

Great experience shopping. The staff was friendly, the items displayed well, separate booths with…read moretags and well lit. The pricing was all over. They wanted $140.00 for a Santa purse. There were two different women that would have bought that purse while I was there for a short time and each one was shocked for the asking price. I don't really know the value on these items. Are they priceless, antique, arts and crafts. Not sure. We left with a parrot can opener, and a few other oddities to display at the home this Christmas. Again, great store, with great items. Right off the sidewalk at an intersection downtown.

Always a favorite stop of ours about once a year when in the area. Good selection, not crazy…read moreprices and good staff.

$6 per person to enter…read more In the 1970s and 80s this was the place to go for unusual, rare things. Probably a dozen buildings, two dozen tents, many tables in the open. Hundreds of vendors from all over the Great Lakes and midwest. Most of the things we used to furnish our home came from this venue. Now, 3 half filled buildings. Most things not priced. Some very nice things but most of it run of the mill. Not worth the trip, the time or the entrance fee. You will notice that the previous reviews listed are from 2006 and 2008.... Huge disappointment.

This is a huge overwhelming antique show with booths of all sorts overflowing througout the Saline…read morefairgrounds, even in stalls that still have a stable's aromas from the previous occupant. Even if you have a focus (say, antique dolls or post cards or jewelry or a specific furniture item) you'll find it hard to stay on task. It's more fun to just walk around and browse. On our last trip, we found the china cupboard of our dreams and bought it even though we had not planned any such purchase that day. The management makes a very strong claim to oversee the booth owners, to kick out anyone who mislabels things, and to squelch dealers who buy and mark up items for resale the same day.

Good. Nice people. Effective check out. Good finds. I wanted a small vase for dining table flower…read morearrangement.. found 2, cost $6 total. Both ceramic. No chips. Perfect size. Power tools. My husband bought electric saw. Good.

Stopped in here the other day since they happened to be open when I was in town. They had great…read moreprices and a good selection. I would go back when I'm in town.

I have been to Plato's Closet multiple times and every time I've been there I found something that…read moreI love and wear on a regular basis. I absolutely love the lower prices and the large selection range. It's geared towards a younger crowd but I have seen people of all ages there. I have been met warmly there and the workers are very friendly and helpful.

November 19 UPDATE: Thuy,…read more I saw your message. Your employee assured me that her position and communication was supported by you and your store policy. Please reach out to me via email: dr.amariejohnson@gmail.com to resolve. With children and a busy career, I simply don't have time additional to invest in this issue. I expect a full refund. (Less the disrespect). ********* ******** *********** Just purchased a Columbia Fleece outer jacket for my teen son marked "clearance". Unbeknownst to me was that the jacket was missing the main zipper. Yes... the jacket had absolutely NO zipper with which to close out the cold. We discovered this only after I returned home & my 14yo son tried it on. I tried to return asking just for store credit. The store rep - Abby informed me they would not take back the jacket as it was marked "clearance". And that because their buyer "made a mistake" they marked it clearance (30% off original price). When I emphasized that I only wanted store credit and that I would gladly choose something else for my son. I suggested that if they were passing a "mistake" onto a customer, that they should do so with transparency and clearly mark the tag with a note indicating the items flaw, e.g. write "missing main zipper" on tag. Otherwise, I suggested, the omission smacks of deceit and is unethical. She seemed unconcerned. Abby & other employees said with a laugh, "we don't even know how to do that". Meaning they don't know how to do a store exchange. I couldn't help but notice an air of smugness when she said this. Abby was quite bodacious and loud as she exclaimed a refusal in front numerous customers. I felt humiliated and defeated. So they refused to accept the jacket back. Adding insult to injury, Abby offered to take the jacket and donate it! I am a seasoned shopper and loyal customer of Platos. We've purchased clothing for all 3 of my now teen kids for the past several years over the course of numerous growth spurts including a current growth spurt my 14 yo is now experiencing! I don't appreciate the disrespect nor the blatant disregard on full display for other customers to witness and perhaps intended as showcase. I'll simply have to take my business elsewhere. Luckily, there are numerous options for used clothing.

This a new store that is a sister store to the one in Saline, Michigan…read more It has been open since August 2024. It is a wonderful thrift store. It is well stocked with men's, women's, boys & girls clothing, toys, sporting equipment, electronics, pet related items, furniture, kitchen items, crafting supplies, home decor, linen/ bedding, and so much more. It's a great place to browse with very affordably priced merchandise. Often they have certain items marked down up to 50% off sticker price. They also have deals on selected items as well as their deal of filling a Bushes paper bags full of books for a very affordable price for anyone who is an avid reader. Check out is fast and easy.

It's a nice clean store and it is arranged well. The prices are fair. It's worth a stop.read more

If you need any lighting fixtures or replacement glass shades for old fixtures, this is your place!…read moreThey also have a carefully curated collection of other old decor and even a bit of clothing and accessories. It's a dream for people restoring old houses.

This place was worth the drive from Toledo! Shop is filled to the brim with glorious vintage items…read moreand bonafide antiques. Meticulously curated. Clean and organized. We bought a 1980s neon retail sign for $100. I could not believe it was so inexpensive!!! The owner was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We will definitely be back!

I bought a rug from Mr. Amiri in the spring of 1975 for $75, which was a lot for a student back…read morethen, but I was headed back to California and wanted a memento of my time in Ann Arbor. He had exquisite manners and it was a pleasure to do business with him. I will always remember my visit to his shop.

Persian House of Imports has a great selection of hand woven rugs and other great pieces. The…read moremanager, Mr. Ali Amiri, is the nicest man and is always happy to answer any questions and give information about what he is selling. I would highly recommend Persian House of Imports, especially because it is a great small business that has been in Ann Arbor for 50 years. Get out to this business, even if its just to look around. I'm sure you'll find something that peaks your interest, and Mr. Amiri can get you a great deal.