Gem. They do a ton of local charity work, have great prices, take cards now and have seasonal bag…read moresales.

I finally decided to go in this small thrift store today and I was utterly disappointed…read more The selection was pretty bad but most of all I didn't feel welcome to be in there at all. The male volunteer that was at the front counter made me feel very uncomfortable and unfortunately I got the vibe this place doesn't welcome people of color.

A new shop with a great staff! While the store looks deceptively small and like it wouldn't hold…read moremany treasures, you'll be pleasantly surprised at the available variety of clothes, shoes, movies, jewelry, cups, books, artwork and even a few pieces of furniture! Don't be shy about talking to the staff either. If you need something specific they'll do everything in their power to help you track it down! Definitely worth the look for any crafty people looking for curious knickknacks and for a collector seeking that oddball rare find!

Nice selection of items for sale and very reasonably priced. Most importantly is the mission to…read moreemploy the developmentally disabled and give them meaningful work.

I enjoy browsing at new 2 U. Always find some good buys. Everything well displayed and organized.read more

Super small space that's nicely curated. The person at the counter was deep in conversation with…read morecustomers. I felt like I was intruding. It's nice that there are a row of shops to peruse.

Lovely shop, chocked full of lovely vintage finds. The people who work here are knowledgable &…read moreextremely helpful & friendly, this place & people are Depot Town Ypsilanti treasures.

Small but charming vintage and antiques shop on the super cute Cross St in Ypsilanti's historic…read moredepot town. Stopped in while walking off a heavy lunch nearby, and had fun browsing the nooks and crannies. It looks very small when you first walk in, but they make good use of every bit of space and fit a lot of items in. I mostly liked looking at the clothing and jewelry. While I didn't end up buying anything, I was glad I stopped in. Personally, given the small size, I probably wouldn't make a trip just for this store, but it's a nice option to pop into when already in the area.

I was looking for some 1920s accessories and the man working at Fantasy Attic recommended I go to…read moreApple Annie's (aka Jim MacDonald's). I was reluctant to visit. Why? Two things you should know about me: 15 years later I still look like a teen and wear cut-off gloves, and, I have the ballerina's grace of a bull in a china shop. This pretty much bars me from any antique store explorations. So when I hear "antique" in the name, I automatically think I'll be unwelcome. Apple Annie's turned all my expectations right on their noggin'. The two women working here are magnificent. They immediately welcomed us. I browsed without feeing judged or patrolled. The place itself is cozy without feeling cluttered - the walls are a warm yellow. Please forgive my photographs because they don't do any justice to the beauty of the merchandise or the layout of the store. They have everything from civil war era items to stuff from the 1980s - prices range from a couple bucks to $500+. There are books to dvds to clothing to shoes to jewelry to glasses to postcards to furniture. I find things to be VERY reasonably priced. Many times I've picked up items, flipped them around expecting a cost I can't afford, and then being very pleasantly surprised to see that I can! Although I had the genuine intent of buying a fur cape and thus tried many on, Linda and Lynn (they even introduced themselves later!) didn't seem at all concerned whether or not I was going to actually buy something. This I liked a lot. Unfortunately, the piece I fell in love with was way out my price range (justly so). I am, however, already musing on how I can save up money for the buy in the future. A truly superb collection of hand-selected objects with wonderful shopkeepers. I come here to see what's new (nice things get snagged mighty quick so don't sleep!) and pretty much anytime I need a gift for any friend who appreciates old beautiful things. What a treasure trove.

Love this store!…read more Thanks for helping me pick out some Christmas gifts. Guys, if you need help shopping for something special, the girls at Sweet Caroline's are amazing!

Too bad they don't speak to customers! I would have purchased gifts but not when I don't feel…read morewelcome! I'll go elsewhere!

I love everything in this store! And all year you can get…read morethe most unique & healthy plants. If you don't go, you're missing out!

Disappointingly overpriced. Not worth haggling on anything because everything is at least twice as…read moreexpensive (if not 3-4 times as expensive) as I've seen at other similar antique stores.

Great variety you…read morecan tell this is a very carefully and older curated collection with some quality Goods. Although some things are a little bit expensive you can tell that everything is organized very well which is a rarity there is a large amount of Architectural Hardware and paper goods. the owner is not afraid to Dicker a little bit which is the way it should be