Always friendly and helpful. Good prices and the quality furniture selection is displayed…read moreattractively.

great store . lots of inventory good prices. Staff is very friendly and willing to negotiateread more

Great shopping with large amount of various vendors nicely set up n lots of goodies…read more Prices were reasonable Cute store

Loved this place. Lots of hidden treasures new and used! Almost got lost while exploring…read more Decor, furniture, jewelry and clothing. Great prices too!

A unique shop with vintage and today's home furnishings. So much to see in this one of a kind…read moreshop. This is not a thrift store, they display their items in such beautiful way, but prices are very reasonable. And even more beautiful is their mission provides comfort and support to those in needs in the local community. They accept donations to provide their mission.

The pricing is insane!! I went to an Estate sale over the weekend - prices were insane and they…read morewere selling EXPIRED seasonings and medicines! Old used tv for $450 - (don't remember size but was maybe a 60 in

While some of the items were interesting, I thought pricing was a bit higher than it should be.read more

This is now one of my favorite thrift stores to go to. There are colored tag deals every day with…read moreas low as $1 for shirts. I highly recommend this place :)

Nice little thrift shop with a good variety of items and fair prices. Worth stopping in to see what…read moretreasures you might find!

This Venice auction is fantastic. I fully furnished my prior home here when they were at the store…read more The new location is smaller but they have a lot of nice things at reasonable prices. I highly recommend

I bought a house in Florida and needed to buy furnishings for this house…read more It was recommended to me to go to the auction to get the furnishings. I was able to get just about everything for our house there. All of the workers are helping and friendly. I would recommend going in early the day of the auction to get your seat and get it close to the front where Joe is auctioning otherwise you can't here him if you are toward the back.

Found incredible jeans for a great price and two Talbots Tees for 11.97 each. Everyone in the shop…read morewas nice!

Great selection. Things are so nice I couldn't believe they were previously owned. The staff was…read morefriendly and sweet.

This store has really changed over the last year. So many new vendors and different merchandise…read more If you love thrifting add this location to your list. You will not be disappointed. They have a great selection in a large air-conditioned building. Merchandise is constantly changing. The couple running the business is both knowledgeable and helpful. Vendors are reasonable priced with a great selection. You will want to return over and over again.

Bought a product that doesn't work properly and they won't do anything about it. I drove 3 hours to…read moreget there and back and they lied and said it worked fine. When I got home and hooked it up it didn't work properly at all. So they basically stole my money. They're nothing but thieves. I would stay as far away from their business as possible.

Goodwill was found in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. I was in the area so I decided to check out this Goodwill in Sebring. It was completely different than any other Goodwill I have been to. They still had the same racks of clothes I am used to but they also carried a wide range of brand new household decor items including art, rugs, and decorations. One large part of the store was roped off and it contained hundreds of brand new Halloween costumes in bags. It was a far cry from the one rack of used mismatched costume pieces I have seen Goodwill stores carry in the fall. This store also carries brand new mattresses. This Goodwill resembled more of a Big Lots than the Goodwills I am used to. The prices were on par with those of discount retailer Big Lots as well. They even sell snacks up front. I inquired about what they sell and was told it was new and thrift items. The new items had been donated to them. I don't know if this store is unique or the way Goodwill wants to move in the future. Everything was clean and displayed nicely. I really wanted to find out more about this store but unfortunately they were getting ready to close for the night. If I lived in Sebring I would be a regular customer at this store.

Some of the priced are higher than if you bought brand new. They get everything donated. It is…read moreextremely sad that they charge so much.

You can goodies all over this flea market, parking was easy and free. Everyone was friendly,…read moreoffering food, and fun it's a must visit

What an experience…read more.. I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back.