This place is so cute! My stepson was in town and we were on the Southside. He had mentioned…read morewanting to look around at a few vintage/consignment shops, and we found this one. It is located in a cute little house on 1st St. There is parking in the back. Once inside, there are two rooms full of cute, well organized clothing for both men and women. The lady working there was super friendly, and played great music. This place is a gem! My stepson was able to find a jacket that was in great condition. Mission accomplished!

The owners have great taste in vintage clothing and excellent customer service. They will go out of…read moretheir way to help you find a pair of jeans that fit you. They're a dependable first stop when I'm looking for a fun new vintage shirt to add to my wardrobe.

It's a thrift shop, a pretty good one too. Sometimes it's a mega hit, other times it's a total…read moremiss. BUT the staff is always friendly, there is plenty to browse through, the aisles and merchandise have always been organized and clean when I go, and the pricing is definitely good. You can't really ask for more than that. If you enjoy shopping secondhand, make the drive to this location. Typically there are sales on certain items so make sure you pay attention to that to get more bang for your buck. On my most recent trip here, I bought 3 items and spent less than $20. I need to expand the business casual selection in my closet so I will probably take another trip here, probably in the fall when the selection should definitely skew to warmer clothing.

The prices are great and there is a huge selection. It's not poorly organized, but if you find a…read morepiece -in say small - and you need a large,it's likely they won't have additional sizes. I didn't find much,but what I did find I liked. Register workers were friendly, as well.

Shopping local for stocking stuffers for the wife and the former teen. Shana was with me so we…read moreseparated, this place has so much stuff, almost too much, it can be overwhelming and you know you missed things. There are 3 or 4 separate areas you can visit and they have things from locally made earrings and art to coasters, desk plates, rubber ducks of famous people, religious candles with random famous people, funny socks, clothes, and so much more. The staff is friendly and outgoing, they even had a woman at the door greeting you and offering you a hand basket if you wanted or needed one. There were 3 or 4 cashiers and at least one lady walking around greeting you and seeing if they could help. It is pricier then your chain store but the products are cooler, unique, and many times locally made. Things you can't get at other stores or amazon. Like so many places, it's one downside is parking. It is a small lot, if you part in front you basically have to back in to spot blocking traffic or back out into traffic. There is a small side lot that is better but you basically have to 3 point turn out of that spot. Always willing to pay a bit more to support local. We don't get out of our area/comfort zone much but we do love this place. #Supportlocal

Alright, so it took me about six years to return to this place because I had some major PTSD from…read morean employee (who still happens to work here unfortunately). However, this time was a lot different and I was able to find the perfect gifts for my friend's birthday as well as fun items for myself. It seems like the selection has remained the same although Atown is keeping up with current and modern trends. For example, there were a lot of ICE based items tucked away as well as current celebrity crushes who are on everybody's minds. The coolest thing I found was a James Talarico candle but other than that, a lot of the items that were for sale were pretty kitschy and I believe they are the same wholesale items I have seen before. I must shoutout the incredibly helpful service from Audrey who went above and beyond to help me find items for my friend's birthday. She was super sweet, and I would've been wandering around the store aimlessly if it wasn't for her direction. Additionally, she even came up with combination gift ideas which was pretty sick. Atown is lucky to have her! I think my PTSD is no longer because of her assistance. Great store, unfortunately high prices. However, no one does it like Atown!

Tamra gave me the best lesson I have ever had. Her knowledge and ability to teach is wonderful. I…read morehave scheduled additional lessons.

We just stopped in to look around. I used to be into photography and my wife showed some interest…read morebut while lots of people asked how they could help we didn't know what we were looking for really. Lots of staff and products through the hobby is expensive.

Service is fast and people are very friendly. I absolutely dread going to the post office,…read moreespecially USPS but places like this make it an absolute breeze. Highly recommend.

Rude staff. Asked for a receipt for several expensive packages I dropped off. Was scoffed at to…read morerequest such a thing.

Highly recommend but give yourself more than 2 hours to explore thoroughly. My son is 8 and he…read morereally enjoyed everything here. There's so much to see and read about. Definitely walk the track to see the aircraft's and helicopters. There's also a row of tanks on the other side of the museum building that I wish we spotted before leaving but we were on a time crunch. Will be back for sure!

This place was top-notch for military Museum enthusiast and history buffs. I've been to many…read moremilitary museums. This one was very impressive. There is multiple tanks from different conflicts. Lots of artillery and historic artifacts. The Vietnam era weapons demonstration was phenomenal. I've never seen anything like it. This place is really underrated and not probably well-known.

Every time our family goes there we have a great experience all around. We've been going there…read moresince the early 80s and the Customer Service is great. Leeza Cherokee USMC Vet Owner of Homegrown Knitting Co on Etsy

I stopped into Callahan's for a random reason: because Webkinz are back? As an avid collector as a…read morekid, I had to grab one to relive my childhood my parents raised me on. They had a pretty decent stock as elsewhere has been selling rapidly. There's a lot going on at Callahan's as that place is huge. The only issue I had while I was there was there was only one lady working the cash register and there was a good 5+ of us waiting in line at a certain point, and it was moving at a snail's pace. Just that lunch rush I guess. I'll be back maybe for more Webkinz, I guess. RIYL: Feed and thing

My coworkers needed to pick up some items at Walmart, so I picked up some fruit to snack on…read more The greeter was very friendly. It turns out she also checked yiur receipt for purchases which I didn't know they did that at Walmart SuperCenter. I actually didn't mind and glad they do check.

Still no credit card tap for payment here so if you use virtual banking and cards, you need to…read morepreload the numbers into the horrible Walmart app. You'd think that would be no big deal if the app accepted the card. But when I went to pay at this location using their Walmart Pay, it wouldn't let me use that either.

I've had my Shokz headset for a few months, and overall it works well, but there are two issues…read morethat have become frustrating. The biggest problem is voice dictation. When I'm dictating a text or using speech-to-text, the headset often hesitates, skips words, or doesn't pick up everything I'm saying. For a headset that otherwise performs well for calls and listening, this is disappointing. The second issue is comfort over time. After wearing them for a while--and especially after owning them for several months--they seem to put more pressure around my ears. They can start squeezing enough that they become uncomfortable. I like the headset otherwise, but I hope Shokz can improve the microphone/dictation performance and long-term comfort. Those two improvements would make a big difference.

Must have been a bad day for staffing. Floors need…read moresweeping. Tables are dirty. Lines for the single open register are the longest I have seen. The pricing is still solid and selection is always unique.