Short Version: This is a pickier version of a thrift store. If you enjoy secondhand items and are okay with higher prices to ensure that you're choosing from good-quality items (instead of sorting through all of the junk), the Main Street Exchange is going to be perfect for you. However, the prices are definitely higher than standard thrift store prices. Long Version: This is like the higher-scale version of a thrift store. While I love shopping at thrift stores and picking up items for less than a dollar, it really does require some digging to find things that are in good shape and are something that I really want to purchase. I'm glad that most thrift stores carry the lower-quality items because everybody has their own budget and price range, but I'm looking for second-hand things that don't look so...secondhand. That's where The Main Street Exchange comes in. They are like a high-end thrift store. All of the pieces are sorted through when they accept them, and it looks like they're choosey about what items come into the shop. The clothing all appeared to be in good condition, and the furniture, DVDs, and books all seemed like they were still in "Good" to "Very Good" condition. While typical thrift stores may have dusty, dirty, or broken items, everything seemed to be well-cleaned and in very good shape here. However, along with that comes higher prices. You'll be more likely to find something you actually want to buy (versus a thrift store), but you might have to pay a bit more for the convenience. Nothing seemed insanely unreasonably priced, though, but I'll admit I didn't pay much attention to the clothing. This store sells a good range of things. They have a lot of clothing, and that makes up the bulk of their items, but they also have a book section with adult and children's books. They also have dinnerware and other knick knacks. Downstairs, you'll find some furniture and children's toys. Some of the furniture is on the affordable side ($10 for end tables and whatnot) while the larger pieces definitely cost more ($120-ish for a large wood dresser). I came out with 5 books in really good condition for slightly over $4. Most of the books were priced at 99 cents or 1.99. DVDs were priced around $1.99 to $2.99. Staff was pretty friendly. They were cleaning and putting away things when I came, but when I asked where to check out, one of the employees was happy to point me to where. She even mentioned their current promotion in case I wanted to go get another book for just a penny. I passed, but it was nice of her to let me know that. As a sidenote, there does seem to be a Christian, religious theme going on in this store. There's even a Christian quote printed on the receipt I received. It's nothing that's going to annoy a non-religious person, but there are religious items and books for sale alongside the regular items. read more

Great place to consign but they are particular which makes them an even greater place to shop!

Staff is not very friendly. Never really impressed with the selection for the price they want.

Overall staff/owner not wearing masks. Owner not very friendly. Could be more pleasant about taking items in, that is the way she makes money. Store is cute. read more

I have bought two skirts from there - very fair pricing - I've also bought skirts for my triplets and they fit so great :) thank you for offering these clothes !! read more

I shopped in this store once, and found a couple of metal mixing bowls that were okay-priced... however, I didn't even look through the clothes (the reason I usually go to thrift stores) after I saw a cute scarf that was priced the same as it would be new at Target! Forget it. I probably won't ever return. read more

This is a thrift type store so be prepared for a musty type smell when you walk in. Their selection of use children's wear is fairly nice sized but their prices are as if you are buying new. If I wanted to pay 16.99 for a dress for a child, I would buy new. Their prices are outrageous and they have a rule that you cannot use a credit card for purchases under $5.00. Between the rude staff and the insane prices this store gets a 1 star from me. Save your money and buy new. read more

Cute store. I have purchased home decorating items here and clothing. Convenient parking. Wish they had more room for more furniture and merchandise. Does anyone else think they should open another location by the CVS site on 1st Street by the Fareway shopping area? I'd like to have a resale shop with furniture in the CF 1st Street area!! read more

They're listed as a women's clothing thrift store, but they have a fair amount of other stuff, too. I'm a guy, and I've bought a stack of jeans in pretty much mint condition for $5 a piece. I've gotten some very nice button-up and pull-over shirts there, too. Their goods are top-notch and you can find some absolutely killer deals here. read more

If you are into thrifty shopping and digging for a good deal, Main Street Exchange is for you! I love all of the slightly used clothes and housing goods that Main Street Exchange has to offer because you never know what you're going to find. Just last week I bought a 1/2 zip fleece pull-over for only $1.00! If you're like me and appreciate a good deal, you'll surely enjoy Main Street Exchange. read more