Prices have gotten ridiculous! A lot of items you can buy new for what it's listed. No longer a…read morestop on my thrifting route

Insane prices. Some even higher than ebay. Pampered chef old stone bowl $30! A crab salt n…read morepepper shaker $30. Crazy. Nicely organized and good displays tho.

Loved the store. They have so much fun stuff and it really is a little bit of everything…read more Owners were very nice and engaging. Prices were reasonable and we found some great deals. Wife and I are about to remodel the kitchen and we made a list of treasures to get once we have more room.

I just called the store and the gentleman I spoke with was the most pleasant person I have spoken…read morewith in a store in a very long time. Now wonder they have 5 stars. I would give them 10 stars if that was allowed.

We've visited this place twice on our visit. A wide variety of items available and the prices are…read moreso good. The people working there are very nice and friendly. We will definitely come back! This place is what thrifting is all about

Couldn't even be bothered to stay open until their closing time shooed away as soon as we even…read moreapproached.

Beautiful store with lots of unique items especially upscale home decorating clean and great…read moreLocation just crazy this cool place wasn't on yelp

Great selection and variety of items with reasonable prices. I didn't have much time to look…read morearound so I'll definitely be going back. Worth checking out if you are in the Selbyville area.

Really nice non profit thrift store Great prices on a wide…read morerange of items worth the time to look

Great store! Very well organized. Lots of great clothes and jewelry. The staff is friendlyread more

Sickly obsessed doesn't begin to cover it. Great prices,…read moregood vibe, and amazing vintage finds! I recently scored the most bangin' vintage Wrangler jacket. My style is definitely more western chic and this jacket goes with everything. Plus scored some new but very classic style sunglasses. Had some friends in town and took them, it was such a good time for us all.

Staff here are super friendly and down-to-earth…read more I'm frugal, so I'd rate them "$$" out of three dollar signs since they were not cheap but not ridiculously expensive. Selection was far more than I expected given the limited space. It's a very place to check out! Wide variety of vinyl and a "bargain bin" for those with added frugality like me.

Don't bother going to this place if it's anywhere near time to close. They made it seem like they…read moredidn't want my business considering they kept reminding me every few minutes "we close soon" "we close in a few minutes". Not even a greeting when we came in just "we close in 10 minutes"

How do you have a store that caters to older women, want them to spend time shopping and then tell…read morethem they can't use your bathroom facilities. We were told the plumbers had been there several times this year. My advice is to invest in a new toilet so your customers feel confident shopping at your store we won't be back!!

Great place. The young lady was very nice and attentive…read more Great selection of items and great prices. We went to all three properties and had fun. Yes, we bought stuff. Very happy with it.

One of three locations, Pitts Street is the middle-of-the-pack both age wise between their three…read moreplaces (Pitts, Uptown, and Town Center) and building wise. Pitts had a very interesting feel to it with high ceilings (open) but densely packed vendors (crowded). Unlike Uptown, Pitts Street felt like there were more antique items (since the vendors really packed stuff into their booths) as well as non-Antique stuff like crafts or resale items. Pricing was all over the place, I think again by virtue of how much merchandise they've packed at this location. My suggestion would be, take your time and assess quality versus price. There's certainly great finds at this location, so it's just a matter of finding that diamond in the rough. Note: I noticed the folks that threw in the 1-Star reviews due to their concerns about the history and background of merchandise being sold and/or the comments made by an employee. One thing I encourage potential buyers to consider is that these locations are used by dozens of vendors. If one were to boycott the entire building, there will be sellers that may well 100% agree with your viewpoint but still lose out of sale due to the presence of objectionable items from an unrelated vendors or comments made by a cashier. Boycott that particular seller if you want to make an impact with your wallet, but to carte blanche rule out the rest of the inventory, keeping in mind that there's only so many places these sellers can afford to rent out booths at, seems unproductive to the whole support small business mindset these kind of shops promote.