Cool vibe. Owner is a lovely, creative and interesting woman…read more I come in regularly- highly reccomend

Thieves! Don't give them a credit card. They charged my credit card for a fraudulent amount. Then…read morethey ghost you.

Awesome shop! I love the bohemian vibe :)) Great selection…read moreof items. Very unique shop :))

Great service, great selection, super value! Many many unique items to buy and treasure!!read more

Super cool find! Lots and lots to look at! I work in the vintage second hand furniture business and…read moreI see things here that I've never seen before! AND make sure you grab yourself a coffee or vine at their cafe, it's yummy

This place is like stepping back in time whether it's when I was a baby or before my time. So many…read moredifferent types of items here. It's interesting to browse and maybe find something that catches your eye. They were open on Easter so we walked around. It's nice bc it's dog friendly inside and fully air conditioned. They also have a cafe called The Buzz that serves, coffee, tea, matcha, lemonade, & pastries.

If you're anything like me you've been spending a lot of time on the couch in your living room…read more(social distancing has done wonders for my inner "homebody"). Since I can't review the living room my couch is in now (5 stars, if I could) I figured I should at least review the store I purchased the couch from! The goal for my home is to be as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible. So when it comes to furnishings that means a lot of second hand, vintage, thrift store trips. One of my favorite spots to keep my eyes out for treasures is Second Time Around. Second Time Around is run by a sweet family. They operate very simply and efficiently. The store accepts cash and card. They are also very friendly! When I found my couch I was not looking for it (which is typically the case when it comes to thrifting). When I saw it I got super excited but held back on the purchase. A few hours later while driving the town I realized the couch and I belonged together. So I called Second Time Around just before they closed-they took my card over the phone and allowed me to seal the deal! This couch is just one of many purchases I have made at Second Time Around. Art, lamps, etc... The store is not strictly second hand furniture. There is also a full clothing section. They also feature the work or local artists and curators. Different vignettes are setup for these "vendors" so to speak. A lot of the pieces in these collections I find to be overpriced. I appreciate that the folks take time to set up their booths and make boutiquey little shopping experiences. But for me a good thrift store needs to be a little more of a search and a lot more bargain. Second Time Around uses Instagram to post a lot of inventory. If you're on the search for something this is super useful. Oh! And for the time being they are offering curbside pick up so we can still shop in isolation!

First time checking out this store and was impressed. It's a boutique style store that has…read morefurniture, home decor, clothing and so much more. Staff were very pleasant to speak with and were also very helpful. Pricing to value ratio was great!! They have multiple rooms of all sorts of items which was exciting to browse. Looking forward to visiting again in the future!!

I had a great experience at this thrift store. Service was amazing, people were friendly, and…read morefound a solid wood antiqued tv stand for a great price. I'll definitely be returning.

UPDATE: I was recently in the area and decided to give this place another try. There was a nice…read morelamp in the window, so I asked to see it. The top where the wire comes out of the base was very wobbly and the shade could not sit square because the harp was on the wobbly bit. So, I looked online and it looked like I'd be able to fix it with parts from Home Depot or even Amazon. Maybe $15 or so. So I explained and asked if they take a little less for the lamp since I'd have to fix it for it to be usable. The woman on the desk called someone else. They went into the window and had a discussion. Came out, still no decision, had to make a call. Five minutes later the answer was "NO, if it's in the window we won't discount". Meanwhile, I was looking around as I waited. There was a single small martini glass priced at $6.50. It was a good quality glass but I've never seen a thrift store martini glass ( I collect them) priced so high unless it was etched crystal like Waterford. On the same table was an interesting looking vase from Germany with chips along the rim. $29! Idk. There was a polyester sleeveless top for $12 that couldn't have been more than $15 brand new. They must have someone who looks up stuff on EBay and other sites to see what people are asking for things in perfect condition or something. But, thrift stores run on donations. This one is way over priced. The staff are not friendly. The only I'd say has improved is the quality of the furniture. I really wanted to be able to upgrade my previous review because I don't like to give a bad review without checking back , but this place is just about the worst thrift store in the area. Unless you are a member of this church I'd say go elsewhere to spend your money.

Simply adorable shop with a handful of different rooms of coastal crafts for your home…read more Loved seeing all of the decorations that I could definitely see in my home. They have holiday decs, gift items like jewelry, custom painted dressers and furniture, wall paintings, clothes, and other cool items such as local historical items that def were interesting to see. It's a really cool good size shop in a small plaza with parking. Bonus is that across the street is where the historical Kapok Tree Inn is located. A mix of different prices, creativity, and great welcoming customer service can be found here!

Our first visit to this shop we didn't find what we were looking for but we found some vinyl…read morerecords in impeccable shape and have been enjoying playing them since. The shop is well organized and they have some beautiful things especially if you're looking for beach decor.

Well because she's not great service professionals in the store easy purchasing! Very competitive…read morepricing!!

I probably met most if not all the ladies working there. I needed an entryway table and met a…read morereally nice lady I believe was named Madeline. I don't remember names that well anymore! She took me all over the store and all of a sudden I found something perfect! I watched the cutest little cabinet that looked hand painted and it was on consignment. I kept going back checking and finally approached my lady and asked if I could get it as soon as the date was about to go to final price. I believe she called the person who consigned it and it was accepted! I had a neighbor with a taller sized truck to pick it up! I absolutely love it and everyone who sees it says it's in a perfect spot! I would definitely shop there again if I needed somethin

This little shop is tucked away next to a couple other small places and it can be a little…read moredifficult to spot it if you're driving along. I decided to pop in on a whim today. The woman who owns the shop is wonderful. She's clearly very particular about what she carries - everything is either organic, eco-friendly, or sourced from independent designers (she said she carries pieces from approximately 12 Etsy vendors). Pretty much every piece of clothing was soft to the touch and there was a decent assortment of colors, textures, and garments. The only downside is it felt like she was really limited in terms of multiple sizes in some of her garments. I know indie shops like this can't carry everything and will obviously run out of certain sizes or colors first, but anyway. The other thing she carries a lot of is vintage costume jewelry. I pawed through her cases (and there are many!) and lusted over a few different things. And just for a heads up, almost everything I picked up in terms of jewelry was $50 or above. It seemed like Brooches started around that price point and necklaces started around $100 for the most part. Granted I'm sure there are pieces cheaper than that, but it would have taken hours to manhandle everything she has. This isn't a discount kind of a place; it's obvious she takes a lot of care in collecting pieces that don't have missing stones or damaged hardware, and aren't some corny theme (like some of the antique shops in the area with Christmas or 4th of July things that will never sell). She also has a pretty solid assortment of vintage purses and leather pocket belts (those have a bit of a Burning Man feel to them, if you know what I mean). So, if you're not going to balk at the price of organic and independently made clothing and accessories, it's definitely worth checking this little shop out. If you have really nice vintage jewelry you're looking to get rid of, I'm sure she would be interested in taking a look at it based on some of the comments she made.

The quality of the clothing and the ethical and favorable environmental practices render this…read moreboutique in a class by itself. Susan sources such fabulous items from all around the globe. Her shop is a treasure trove. Visit Illume. You'll be very glad you did.

There are very few times that I'm very impressed by a resale shop just because of how hard it is,…read morebut this place was particularly good. One thing to note first is that their location is no longer where Yelp has it, but at a new spot. I was lucky enough to meet the owner when I went in and they were kind enough to let me own cabinets for jewelry and even look at the processing racks of clothes. I was able to find a nice ring, a slip for under a dress, and a nice anthropology dress for a $30! The shop is quite small, but there are tons of vintage clothes, as well as name brands to look through! Everything seemed to be of high value and the owner was super helpful. I can't wait to come back again and check out what is new!

Nicely appointed small shop with several different sellers sectioned inside…read more The selection isn't huge but it is decent. There are lots of dresses from the 80's and some nice stuff from the 50's, 60's & 70's. I picked up a couple of cool little rings and vintage nightgown. They were also having a sidewalk sale when I visited. Everything outside was$1!! So o picked up a sweet little t- shirt, and my husband picked up a nice pair of shorts. If you're in the area or looking for the French Nest, you should stop in!

It's an awesome store that has great deals and friendly cats. Has furniture Halloween decor…read morecostumes for all themes parties all year and more

This is now Finishing Touch Home Furnishings... more like a gift store with some refurbished items…read more Not what I was out looking for. Cute, small store.