Very tiny shop, but they do have a lot. They donate proceeds…read morego to the animal rescue.

Your local little thrift store but with the added perk that proceeds go to our furry friends!…read moreSituated in the heart of Parma Heights, super easy to find, get to with abundant parking. From my understanding it's family owned and run which I think adds to how much care they put into their items. My mom has a hard time walking and even in this little place they have small carts which is helpful with her to hold onto and to hold all the stuff you're gonna buy. Beyond reasonably priced and a wide array of items to choose from. Household, men's, womens & children's clothing. Be sure to go in the back to their sale racks, so cheap and chic!

Great store! Always manage to find good things for sale, prices are reasonable, and staff is always…read morekind and personable.

Common Threads is a very nice thrift shop, there are 2 locations a larger store in Fairview park…read moreand the medium sized store in Brookpark near the airport. This store is located in a large shopping plaza, plenty of parking in front. The store itself is well organized and breaks down about 50%/50% between clothing and home goods. Up front as you come in you will find some furniture and plenty of interesting pieces. There is usually one or two displays in the front windows. On the left side of the store you will find a nice selection of decor pieces, kitchenware and other assorted housewares. The right side of the store is women's clothes up front with men's clothes in the back. The clothes are generally of real high quality, the prices are a bit higher than most other stores, but if you go on Thursday the prices are 50% off. Each day of the week has a different discount deal. While I don't always find something I want, when I do it is usually very cool. I did find a small stained glass lamp in a Frank Llyod Wright style and a cool little carved stone figure. Overall the Brookpark store has some really nice products and you can find some great finds. Common Threads Brookpark is a very well organized and well stocked thrift store; it almost feels like you are not at a thrift store but you can definitely find some really great buys. They do a really nice job of presenting the products and keep the store well stocked and looking good. May not be the place to find the best values, but you can find some great buys.

So I watched Teen Mom for the first time ever today. Totally inspired me to go to Parmatown. Wal…read moreMart is an anchor store there. Nuff said. And there were more Rover RMG stickers on the cars in the parking lot than red and yellow drunk driver plates. That's a first. I had been craving a Friday night mall excursion for months, and this really fulfilled that yearning. I bought a new hat at Lids. Haven't done that since high school. Them shits are thirty bucks now! Went to Hot Topic and saw the Glee soundtrack for sale. That really is evil. Went to Spencer's for incense. When did that place turn into an Adult Mart annex? The food court looked real tempting, but I had Sonic on my itinerary. All in all, I got my mall fix for about a year. It was just like going to the Euclid Square Mall twenty years ago. I was alone, disheveled and had someone waiting for me in the car. Back then it was my mom. Now it was my pooch. The National Guard recruiter was closed, otherwise I totally would have congratulated them on protecting America. Oh, never mind, that's the navy.

This is a long overdue review for back when I used to live near this poor excuse of a shopping mall…read moreway back when. This was when it was an indoors mall and not a strip mall and back then I thought to myself, "How in the world did I find a mall that's worse than the PH Mall and the Newpark Mall?" Literally no one would understand this reference unless they're from California lol, but that's the beauty of the misery that was foretold of the time that I lived here. Back then, it was literally only a GNC and T-mobile store. Everything else was empty storefront and MAYBE 2 other stores that names have escaped me. Barely any selection. I guess plenty of parking, but otherwise literally nothing at all.

The store is conveniently located in the Parma shopping area that use to be the mall…read more The store not only carries clothes and electronics. They also carry some groceries. It is the best store for me to find a selection of dairy free flavored creamers. With the self checkout I am able to get in and out quickly.

For a period of time, I was imprisoned to living in the Midwest, and this was the closest Target…read morethat I lived near. If placeless-ness is a universal concept in late stage capitalism, you can see that in the set up in some of the set up of the big box retail stores. If you copy and paste the interior layout of this Target to any Target anywhere, it's one of the standard 1 of 4 designs out there, so at the very least I can count on that consistency. It was a bit mess and disorganized, with certain aisles and shelves being sparse. Not sure if it was a supply chain thing or because people grab and shop more during winter months to hoard, something we don't really worry about in California, so selections can be limited when we were here. Service was mixed. Sometimes polite, sometimes I got treated coldly (foreigner looking and all I guess). One time I reached in the back to grab something in the home goods section and there was a box cutter exposed and I got cut. At least the staff was nice enough to give me a box of band aids for that, but again, never has happened to me before. Value, it's similar to other Targets, I guess.

Got a Squishmallow new condition plush from under $4 - new Victoria secret wear under $2 - and…read morefound my loved one a sponge soap on a rope! Good finds - I saw a Valentino khaki denim but didn't get it not sure how much or if I could resell it right before I left coming out of the bathroom. Nice place full of surprises - I got 2 new candles last time I was here at this location and I have found some swimwear tops here a few summers ago! It's nice to dig for stuff- at this location.

I have always loved this Goodwill; It's the closest one to my house and I've found lots of goodies…read moreat this location. That being said, the organization and quality of this location is notably declined every time I visit. Today was the worst experience I've had here. I walked in at 5:45. The store was incredibly busy today. There was plenty of staff to handle it - I counted 5 employees on the floor. The first thing I noticed was that the return racks were overflowing (initially a good thing for me, I like going through put-backs). By 6:30 I had an armful of clothing items that I wanted to try on. By this time, 4 employees had barricaded the dressing room area and blocked the ONLY floor length mirror in the store to sort through the return racks. 5 customers with full carts and arms of clothing have surrounded the dressing rooms, and one of the employees says they've closed 2 of the 4 dressing rooms for the night. An HOUR AND A HALF before closing, with a very busy store!! And again, the ONLY full length mirror has been put out of commission by this return process. I understand that they were behind on sorting the return racks and needed to deal with it, although I'm not sure how that happened with so many people working. What I truly do not understand is why on earth they would close half of the dressing rooms with dozens of people still browsing, and 1.5 hours before closing. I ended up going over to the wall art section and bending down to review my choices in a mirror for sale on the floor. The last few times I've been here they've closed the dressing rooms earlier and earlier. There is never an announcement that the dressing rooms are being closed early. I get that these hardworking people want to leave on time and get home to their families. However, with 5 employees working, it should certainly be manageable to return goods consistently to avoid getting overwhelmed and keep the dressing rooms open until a reasonable time. I'm going to avoid this location for a while. I thrift after work, and it seems I'll have almost no time to browse before they start shutting down. All of that said, Beverly at the cash register is an absolute angel. Her sweetness brought me back from being quite overwhelmed and irritated.

This place is pretty great! If you are looking for something new to you and pretty cheap this is…read morethe place to go. They run deals certain days of the week and most of their stuff is pretty reasonably priced. You never know what you are going to find here and everything is in pretty good shape. You can't really go with a mission, like any other thrift store they only have what they have. I like to go and just see what is available and take a chance. My mom and I picked up a really cool park bench one day, you know who doesn't need a park bench in their back yard! Ha! The staff is usually pretty nice and willing to help if you need it. You can also purchase items and leave them there for a few hours while you figure out how the hell you are going to get it home!

Was furnishing my son's college house and this place had super high quality furniture at really…read moregreat prices. We got super nice dining table and couch for low prices and the folks that work there are really nice and helpful as well. Highly recommend!!

The store itself is clean and nice, most of the staff is friendly and helpful however I've had a…read morefew bad experiences. The first experience was back in late 2015/early 2016 and I was shopping with my family. We were in line to checkout and the cashier wouldn't bag anything. My sister and I had to do her job for her! The other experience was in 2017 and I was shopping with my mother. We were checking out and we brought reusable bags and the cashier didn't know how to use the bags! We also wanted a book of stamps and that was also a major challenge for the cashier. After we pay and walk away then realized we forgot the stamps. No big deal right? Wrong! My mom went back to get the stamps and some guy started yelling at my mother and the cashier didn't do much to calm the guy down. The cashier called a manager and the sorry excuse for a manager didn't do anything to help alleviate the situation. All in all, good prices, clean store, and for the most part, friendly and helpful staff.

Of my hundreds of reviews, this is the first time I have ever reviewed a Walmart location. Why?…read moreBecause they're pretty much all the same. This one, however, is to be avoided. Our daughter lives here as a patient of the Cleveland Clinic, and we traveled from Houston to spend Christmas with her. The trip to the local Walmart was supposed to be easy. However, it was anything but. First, the shelves were half empty -- no exaggeration. I totally get that when a weather event is on the way and everyone is stocking up, but temps are in the 40s in the Cleveland area this week, and several locals have mentioned how warm it is for this time of year. So, throw that excuse out the window. Secondly, I saw no fewer than 10 employees with pallet jacks hauling products around the store to restock ... except they were shooting the breeze. Meanwhile, they were almost out of orange juice, milk and even Coca Cola. While the place seemed relatively clean, it was disorganized. I chalk all of that up to very poor management. When we arrived back home, I mentioned that the place was like shopping in a third world country, and that many of the patrons acted as if they were the only people in the store -- blocking aisles, turning right in front of us -- and our local family members acknowledged that such is normal around these parts. I can't write a review on rude people in general, but I can definitely say that they seem to congregate at this store. My two stars are generous for this location, especially after hearing that my experience here is par for the course. Needless to say, I don't think management here will be receiving any bonuses or promotions anytime soon.