Such a cute store, filled with lots of antiques and vintage items. I wasn't looking for anything in…read moreparticular but I ended up with a picture frame, an Indiana-themed cookbook, and a mug from the local Dog n' Suds restaurant. It was my first visit to Lafayette and we had just eaten there right before the store so it was an awesomely coincidental souvenir. The lady working the checkout counter (I think she was the owner) was super friendly. The roads all around them are under construction so it took us a few tries to get in to the parking lot. She was staging a tableau of items to sell on Facebook live, I thought that was a pretty cool way to combat the reduced sales. They are on Instagram also.

I was very disappointed while I was in the store today that the lady working in the store and…read morerunning the cash register was not wearing a mask. She had it under her chin, but did not pull it up even when interacting with customers. Such a lack of respect! There were also several customers without masks, in violation of the governor's orders.

A cute little thrift store tucked away near downtown Lafayette. It's mainly clothes (men's,…read morewomen's, and children's) but also has a variety of Knick-knacks, kitchen appliances, books, dvds, and bedding. There are clothes for every need- work wear, scrubs, casual. Everything is super inexpensive, and often on super sale on top of that. The people who run it are incredibly nice to boot!

Bright, clean, and well lit. Merchandise displayed with easy to read signage. Cashier was helpful…read moreand very pleasant.

The manager in charge was standing around flirting with a guy - while there were customer's…read morewanting to check out. Staff said they could not ask for help to help make the line checking out better. Everyone in the store working seems confused and no leadership to make the store better.

We came here after moving my son into his Purdue dorm. We came here to see if we could find a…read moredecent fan or a fridge as those were already sold out in the stores nearby. Before its door opened, there was already a line waiting out there. Once we got in, we realized that all the fans and fridges were sold out. We just walked around the store to explore what they had. There was a variety of items, from office supplies to personal items. Some of the items were likely from lost & found, while some looked so brand new. They also had some Purdue spirit wears that might be from previous seasons. We were able to get some Purdue sweatshirts at a very cheap price, and we also got some office supplies such as staplers, staples, and printing paper. Those were all brand new but way much cheaper than we could buy from outside stores. Although we didn't get what we were originally looking for, I would recommend this store if you're looking to buy a good deal. You may also want to come before it opens to make sure that you get what you want before someone might grab it.

Not for computers unless you really need something quick…read more There prices aren't the best. I wouldn't have minded paying the same as what I do online on eBay but their desktop offerings were $5-10 more than eBay offerings for same but with hard drives. Thats even after shipping. Still, it's nice to get it on the spot. They did have some i7 that were completely priced wrong. I could find eBay versions for $50-100 less for better versions. Their monitors were $50 for used dated models. It's possible to get newer models for a little more these days and at least you can return them. A budget model these days are better than those older models. Now for non-computing stuff it's kind of great. This is of course if you are into antique lab equipment (I am). Then it's worth a look. The microscope I picked up wasn't a bargain but it was a good price for what I got and was looking for something just like it. The furniture was hit or miss in value. Definitely bring a truck or large vehicle. I have a small car and there was an old mail sorting cabinet I wanted for my workshop. I only went once but I'm sure there are days where the bargains are better.

Very Cute shop! Lots to look at, especially necklaces or…read moreall styles at very decent prices. They also have CD's, books, some clothing and lots of thrift goodies. All items are either new or very clean. Absolutely no "yuck" favor here. Prices are VERY GOOD! Definitely worth your time to stop in and look. My only negative was when we talked in the employee on duty looked up from her computer and said "hello" but never looked up from her computer again. I am not sure she even knew who was in the store at any give time. First impressions are important, but attentiveness is important too.

Fun store to find every treasure under the sun. Great people and service are able to grab a bite…read moreto eat next door. The proceeds support good causes in the community. Hand-made items by the ladies it supports along with reclaimed items at great prices

I had been coming here for years but recently they decided that customers do not need to try on…read moreclothing so they removed the dressing rooms. Very disappointing! It's pointless to purchase clothing when there are SO many variables in a place like this. I wont be back!!

Great customer service and selection. Fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon. Will shop there again!read more

This is a handy location for me to sell off some items that I no longer need. Selections and…read morebuybacks can be odd sometimes and some of the price quotes are laughable lowballs, so I don't always part with every item they wind up taking. I recommend trying out other locations, too, since what they might not take, other locations will.

Average experience, pricing makes no sense, Hollister and American Eagle jeans are expensive than…read moretypical sales and Hollister promo codes easily found online! Plato's seems to be in its own little world, many shoes I've seen here are not worth their price at all even in decent condition, again shop a little on eBay and much better deals abound. What is also very weird is similar condition shoes brought in to sell are rejected, they told me too worn out, why not just tell me you have no shelf space or something? Or make a low ball offer? The four items they did accept were given decent prices, always feels like an early Christmas to get cash from someone, but I wish they had an online option, upload photos and state condition for an estimate. There's no way you're going through my twenty items in a ten minute time to determine the condition. Again the items I've seen on shelves across stores from Plato's in Fort Wayne to Peoria Illinois over the years make no sense or pricing logic for what I am offered when I try to sell. This is what really bugs me alongside the prices on used clothing matching new!

Not sure what has happened to GoodWill in the last 6-8 years, but they've gone from a quality…read morethrift store to just reselling items they got for free or that should be in the garbage at the cost of new products. Indiana GoodWills are the worst offenders in my experience. You can find night stands and tables for $100 and used dirty shoes for $20 in Lafayette GoodWills

Every GW has it's own flavor. This one is definitely in a "university" setting. Lots of trendy…read moreclothes and not a lot of household goods. My guess is the household goods are frequently picked over. The staff is much less attentive, or maybe just short staffed than other GW's I have been in. More than once I have been in this store and there is only one cashier and several people in line. I understand lies can come/go, but please page a cashier to come help. There are 3 GW's in this area, this is "the middle child" of the three.

Great thrift store and goes to a great charity. It can be very congested, but if you take your time…read moreyou can find some great deals here.

I love the new store and Thank you to all who donate there so as we who live month to month can get…read moresome good deals. Also there is a a dark skinned volunteer guy working there who is soo nice.

Wow! What a great place to shop for consignment items. For those of you not in the know,…read moreconsignment is not the same as thrift stores. They tend to be high end items and prices reflect that there is a percentage of the purchase price going back to the consignee, hence higher prices overall. However, this facility is much more user friendly that most consignment locations. Yes, the merchandise is higher quality but the pricing is reasonable AND they have a discount cove in the back of the store for items that have been in the store too long. In the cove, I picked up a Forever 21 crochet overlay for less than $10 dollars. This item would have been over $100 new. I also picked up some very cool drop earrings for $6. Also the staff is very available and friendly. That is always a plus. Trust me, this is one of Lafayette's hidden gems!

I stopped in here with a friend last weekend and had such a wonderful experience. I believe the…read morelady who helped us the most was Kim. A tall drink of water of a lady. She was so helpful, fun, and honest about what looked good and what didn't. She was well put together and knew how to put pieces together. I went in with my friend to help her shop and walked out with a couple of things myself. I was feeling good and felt like I met a new friend. I don't want to leave out the other lady that was working. I apologize for not remembering the name. When she wasn't helping other customers, she was engaging in our shenanigans. It was like a girl's day out, and the two of them made it SO much funnier. Thank you for having such a beautiful boutique. The quality of the clothes and the uptown modern decor makes you feel like you are living the high life. Five stars all around!! Thanks, Sara