I thought this place was a great find. Was able to pick up some wash cloths and cleaning supplies…read moreat a great price. It's a fun place with lots of different booths. There is a small amount of furniture. I think it is a place where everyone will find something they need. The employees were friendly. I will definitely be back.

Absolutely amazing! This is the best store ever! This…read morethrift store is way better than Goodwill and any other fleamarket around! Yelpers in Muncie, you need to check this out. Frankie D's staff is excellent and attentive, they are nice, and you can fin just about anything in the store. The owners are so fun to be around! Everything is low-priced and high in quality. I love this antique store so much! DEFINITELY 5 stars!

I don't think there is another thrift store in town that compares to St. Vincents. Their prices are…read morelow, inventory great and is constantly being updated. Sales just about every day. Staff is friendly and always willing to help when needed. All sales provide the society with funds to help those people in need in the Muncie Community.

A thrift store tied to the nearby church and a former Catholic high school, St Vincent's prices are…read morevery reasonable and there are many treasures to be had. My one lament is that the store feels a bit cramped and would be awesome if it was expanded. But I love this store all the same because there's occasional treasures to be had for collectors and pickers.

This is a well organized thrift store. The clothes are clean and the store is laid out well. The…read moreemployees are very friendly and helpful. They have clothes and some furniture and books and kitchen stuff and Knick knacks. Definitely a great place to come to and see what treasures you find. I love that all of the money they earn goes to a great mission.

The staff are very helpful and friendly. There are so many treasures that you need a couple of…read morehours to just explore. I have found gorgeous outfits as well as shoes and diamond in the rough jewelry. I definitely recommend this lovely place and lovely people.

I stopped in here for the second time for a $20 bag sale they were having. They dumped all of the…read moreclothes that they wanted to clear out into a pile on the floor. This was fun crawling around on the floor and digging through the clothes. I ended up finding two bags worth. I got there about fifteen minutes after they opened. I had been in prior to this sale. I remember they had a lot of smaller sizes and I could not really wear them at that point. The price point is not bad and although it says it is a vintage shop some of the items are newer and not really vintage. I am sure I will stop in again to check them out.

Cashier was really nice! they had a wide selection of super cute clothes and jewelry for an…read moreaffordable price. Everything was high quality as well. multiple $5 bins and an area to try on clothes. great store!

Such a quaint bookstore. My only complaint is it's very unorganized and in some rooms, there's just…read morebooks thrown around. Also, just be aware this is cash only. It's not a big deal, but you gotta get that figured out before you go. Books are cheap and worth it. The owner is very nice.

I stopped here and found them closed when they should have been open but I called their number and…read moreI was told he was running late and would be there soon. I waited about 10 minutes and he showed up. I was interested in an old recipe books for some artwork I was working on. I love old bookstores, especially ones like these where books are just stacked everywhere. I found what I was looking for here and the cost was very reasonable. I went up to pay and he also told me I could pick a bookmark that his girlfriend made to take home with me. Right up my alley. I looked around at some of the other book types and picked up a couple extra books I thought I would like. He definitely had a lot of interesting books, records, posters, etc. Also to note the parking lot that was behind the store had signs that the parking was only for some insurance company and you would be towed, I asked him about it and he said the building used to belong to an insurance company and yes it was the parking for the bookstore. I will be going back to check out other items as I did not have enough time this trip.

We had so much fun with my friend's grandchildren here! Our…read moreexperience was family friendly, clean and fun! Our artist was helpful and patient with our group.

Visited Made in Muncie for a friend's birthday, and it was so fun! There was a huge selection of…read morepieces to pick from, and I felt like everything was decently priced. The whole experience was super easygoing, and I'd definitely go again

This is a nice antique store that is run by the local historical society. The main floor is filled…read morewith a great variety of things from the past, including many antiques. Prices are very reasonable on most items. I was told that the workers are all volunteers. And upstairs is the local museum too!

If you transported this store to Indy, locals would have a hayday rummaging through the…read moresocheapitsfunny two stories filled with antiques ranging from coffee cans filled with skeleton keys and 1950s vintage aqua chairs to fur coats and Fiestaware. The building housing the Antique Mall in "downtown" Union City (Columbia Street) is known as the "old Kirshbaum building." For those who crave a dose of nostalgia, it's like stepping in to a time capsule with the tin ceilings, old glass cases and beautiful wide, carpeted stairway. I most often turn to the Mall when I'm looking for something in particular, for instance, my white 1950s wooden dining room table or skeleton keys I once used to make earrings. However, if I just want to have a good hour of moseying fun, my legs will take me in. The sad thing, in my opinion, is that my neighbors and fellow Union City-ans don't realize how lucky we are to have this beautiful business in our town. I more often hear of people turning to Target and WalMart for their furniture than buying something that not only has character, but is equally as cheap (not to mention the reduce, reuse, recycle aspect;). Grateful to have this charming and beautiful business in my hometown - I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

Stumbled upon this cozy little shop today and oh. Em. GEE!!! The owners are local and the wife…read moreowner's mama (that makes sense, right?) was working. She could not have been more kind and warm; I'm so sad I didn't get her and the owners' names (but her daughter also owns the jewelry store across the street!!). Olive & Slate is a must-shop. Instantly the scent of one of their candles hits your senses and you're drawn in. They sell these awesome robot pieces made of metal and tin and are painted and out together by locals. They also sell flour towels with amazing quips on them (see pics below - they're only $7!!), and Mud Pie products that you canNOT love without. You gotta go visit. BRING YOUR MONEY! Buyer's remorse is NOT a factor here!

In downtown Muncie, there is an independent shop filled with home decor and gift items. The Olive…read more& Slate is filled with items that are uniquely different from what you see in shopping malls, or what you might even think about looking for online. There are numerous items (like coffee mugs) styled with clever sayings. There are candles and pots, note pads, and ceramics. Near the entrance is a 3' long "Woodie" station wagon car filled with products. I've never seen anything like it! The mix is eclectic, but somehow the owner has a good sense of style and taste to make it look like it goes together. She was glad to assist if I had anything in particular that I was looking for too! Just another cool shop to stop by when downtown in Muncie! Review #2620