First time stopping at this place. Full with vintage furniture and everything else a thrift store would have. They are moving Nextdoor to a bigger location. Glad I walked in bought a couple items that were in my wish list. The owner was nice. Wish I could have bought the vintage bar cart although I have no space for it. Beautiful sets of nightstands and dressers great condition vintage. Love these places! read more

Service was non existent. Totally overpriced everything, but if you like the smell of dust and old people, man is this the spot for you. Dont forget to ask the fella for a discount? I'll save that surprise for you. Oh and best of all...by far the best thing ever, if you want to buy one chair they won't sell it , you have to buy the set. 10 outa 10 will not return and only recommend to people to dislike read more

Dropped by here in May 2021 as we were looking for a thrift store. This place came up and we decided to stop in. The place is larger then it looks from the outside. Lots of items and the prices were relatively good. Would stop here again if we are in the area. read more

Asked me to wear a mask I said I was vaccinated, then they asked for my vax card which is illegal mind you.

This place has horrible customer service and unfair pricing. The owner was rude and tried to hassle money for a broken, unfinished piece of furniture when a larger, newer piece of furniture sitting next to it was the same price. He is an opportunist and does not appreciate his customers. Beware of this owner trying to oversell his items when he's the opportunity to haggle you. read more

Came in here despite all the yelp reviews because I really wanted to be proven wrong lol but sigh was I disappointed. Most of the items don't have tags on them which is a weird red flag already. I asked 2 workers how much a mirror cost and the older man said $15. I said great, and they put it in the front because I still wanted to look around. When I went to the front to pay for it, the other guy who was with us earlier said it'll be $25. I told him the older guy clearly said it was $15 but he goes on about how he changed his mind. Anyways I ended up not buying the mirror because it definitely wasn't worth $25. If you're thinking about coming to this place to find thrift store furnitures don't bother. read more

This place rocks. Always a life saver for things needed. They always have what I need . Fridges / beds / furniture new & used . Love these hidden amazing stores . read more

Wide selections of household items that are neatly on display are always intriguing because you never know what will catch your attention. A lot of people getting good deals on furniture. Multiple aisles of clothing. Changes in inventory happen frequently enough to make frequent visits. One of my fav thrit shops.... The F was missing for a little. read more

Hi, This review is long overdue. A friend of mine, love to shop at Thrift Stores. I went just for fun. Large store, was greeted by Manager & decided to look around. I viewed a Red Old Fashioned Popcorn machine, that was cute. Did I need one, No!, but bought for $40.00. I needed a Dining Room Set, though and sure enough he had one! Purchased it for about $300.00. Then Covid hit! I thought he had closed his store. Nope, spoke to him today, OPEN! Excellent Prices! He may even give you a break, if you love the piece? I highly recommend this hardworking gentleman and his store. Stop by and see for yourself. read more

Looking at thrift stores can be fun, especially if you're not searching for anything in particular but end up finding something awesome. This shop was definitely not a diamond in the rough, instead it was just really rough. For a thrift store, the prices were really high on some really old and beat up stuff. I'm not talking about antiques, I'm referencing old DVD players, televisions, radios and more. They were just as much as a new one and in subpar condition. There was quite a bit of furniture, but a lot was missing pieces, had huge dents and gashes or looked as if they were on their last leg of life. One thing that really bothered me was that a lot of items didn't have price tags on them so you didn't know how much anything was. You'd randomly find an orange sticker on something or even worse, the store wrote the price with permanent marker on the side of the item for sale. They did have a ton of clothes, but I can't speak to their condition or prices as I didn't take the time to check... I was pretty much over it after being there for a short amount of time. read more

Haven't been to Okie Dokie for quite a while but I am really excited about going today (and pleased to hear that you are open!) Every time I have been to this eclectic, family owned & operated vintage/thrift store I have found well-priced treasures - it has been in among my absolute favorite vintage stores & I look forward to updating this with a review of my first trip back in about 3 years! My family and I were among your first customers when you opened; and since day one, this lovely family boasts a well-kept store with a fantastic selection of vintage to modern furniture, knick-knacks, home essentials, and best of all: Wonderful costume jewelry collection, displayed perfectly. I typically spend hours in the store & never leave empty handed! Mom loves to go treasure hunting - thank you for being open today on Mom's Day! read more

Fantastic prices, neatly organized, no "thrift store smell." Friendly staff that allow you to browse as long as you want. I plan to purchase a (new) full-sized mattress from them, for anywhere from $120 to $140 depending on the brand. I was told by a staff member that their store used to be a furniture & mattress store, so they can still order those items brand new & have them in the store in 2-3 business days. They only accept cash & debit so come prepared. The clothes hanging just outside the store are Fill a Bag for $5. read more

Checked out this place with some friends today. My observation upon entry was that this is a combo new furniture and used items store combined which to me does not meet the definition of a thrift store. A thrift store should be used items, period. Additionally, the prices here are not very "thrifty" so I'm a tad confused about the goal here. Lastly, the lighting in the store is dim to none so there is not an element of safety that could be a legit concern. That's all. read more

I came here based on all the great reviews and was very disappointed. The place is huge with lots of stuff, a mix of old and new, however, it's expensive! Thrift stores are supposed to be thrifty, if I wanted to pay a lot for a used item I might as well just buy it new. And it's dark in there, no lights on whatsoever. read more

Disclaimer, I did not look through the clothing. pros: Gentleman was friendly, neat and clean shop, prices are average (think goodwill prices, not mom and pop prices) Cons: lots of, well, furniture, not much else. Dark inside. Most items do NOT have prices on them. I about put my items back when she said it would be $1 to run my card on a sale over $6. A dollar? Really? I work at a small bussiness and I know it cost you 3% of my sale to run my card, or a flat fee, usually around 30 cents..... not $1. Plus my items were priced towards the higher end for a thrift shop already. I don't think I'll be back. read more

Lots of options and great prices. Worth a stop, especially if you are waiting for a table at Original Pancake House

The store has a very musky smell which I'm sure is because of the old furniture. The prices were also kinda high. I did purchase one item and it still has that smell of the store. Some people might like it but I for one have been to better thrift stores. read more

I go to thrift stores to browse clothing and random knick knacks. No interest in furniture or large items. Lots of stuff to browse here, though the prices aren't marked. Stumbled upon some vintage yarn and it was 1$ a skein. A lot of the clothing was nice, but wasn't the right size for me - saw a Tahari dress size 12, a Calvin Klein dress size 10, a gorgeous wool coat size 12. Unfortunately all too big for me but still nice finds. Had fun regardless and the staff was friendly. read more

Went in yesterday. .saw a side table in disrepair but really wanted it. $29 seemed too much. After much thought went back today..the tag was gone. I offered him $25..he said it's $39! Tried bargaining..he said a man offered him $29 yesterday (price marked)...he said he turned him down! He obviously lied to my face! Never going in there again. No excuse for lying. read more

Horrible! Place is huge but they don't turn the lights on. So it's VERY difficult to see. Prices are ridiculous. DEFINITELY OVERPRICED.

Best thrift store ive been to, has very nice furniture for afforable prices. The people here are very friendly and ive heard they also do delivery. read more

Worst place ever waste of time.. I took hours looking for records (I'm a record collector) i asked if he would give me a deal and the old man that works the/owner most likely said 2$ each if i get more than 10 a 1$ each. I took hours sorting shit out and at the end he said I couldn't by any kus I mixed em up witch I didnt i told him check your cameras..nothing no sale bad business man. Dont got here dont try to get a deal. read more

khan and staff are helpful, fair priced and friendly. purchased a bed, dresser and lots of clothes from him. hope they stay in business forever! read more

Something in here for everyone! An array of unusual, intricate, vintage items which are both neatly organized and reasonably priced for the most part. They're are occasional sales too. If you ever happen to catch eye of this place, I suggest you take the time to investigate :)! read more

I ordered a couch through this store and he had it for me the next day. The couch is not as comfortable as I was hoping, fairly low quality, but I suppose that's why the price was so good. He also offered me free local delivery and free assembly. Very nice owner. Even if you don't see something you like on the floor he can order furniture for you through a catalog :) read more

Screw this place they try to sale you furniture that big department stores probably donated bc it's damaged. I saw a dresser that was damaged from the side but I figured it's fixable it had a fair price on it I told the guy i was going to take it long story short he refused to hone the price that was on it BS he said no that it was brand new and so on. Everything in there is to expensive better off getting it in a department store read more

Don't waste your time here. Bought a fridge for $300 paid the delivery fee and the delivery guy screwed it up and wouldn't work the owner wA charging me to come and fix it because he said whatever the delivery guy did must've broken it. He claimed that the delivery guy was a third party company yet he works at the store. Save yourself the grief buy using let go or a similar app. read more

I sold an oak china hutch on 6/27/2015 and felt it was a successful, win-win transaction. Not fully solid oak, but solid trim with oak veneer top & sides, in very good condition I know that used furniture does not always have a high resale value. The retailer, Okie Doki in this case, has to deal with the risk of it not selling quickly, and therefore tying up the money he paid out for it for an unknown period of time. I came in with a picture the day before, I was asked how much I wanted for it. My $30 sell offer countered to $25 and I accepted it. When I brought it in, I asked the owner to take a physical 2nd look for good faith, and he was happy. I unloaded it, reassembled it from transportation, I felt a win-win situation. I plan to stop in to browse the store at a later date as a buyer, and would not hesitate to show other furniture items as a seller in the future. Go in with a picture before carting the item in, they're not a Goodwill donation center (-:. I felt that my piece will go to someone for a price that will make all sides of the transaction happy, me included. read more