Patches Antique Emporium is one of those rare places that instantly pulls you in with its charm…read more It's cozy, quirky, and packed with personality; exactly what an antique shop should be. Every corner feels like a little adventure, and you never know what gem you're going to stumble across next. The selection is wonderfully eclectic: vintage pieces with real history, unique décor you won't find anywhere else, and those unexpected "I didn't know I needed this, but now I absolutely do" items that make antique hunting fun. Everything is thoughtfully arranged, making it easy to browse without feeling overwhelmed. What really sets Patches apart is the people. The service is warm, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. You can tell they love what they do and care about the stories behind the pieces they curate. Whether you're a serious collector or just wandering in for a look, they treat you like an old friend. If you enjoy discovering one‑of‑a‑kind finds and supporting a place with real heart, Patches Antique Emporium is a must‑visit. It's the kind of shop that makes you want to come back again just to see what new treasures have arrived!

An awesome place to shop with so so many booths to look into. Be cautious of what you're bringing…read morein.. strollers for your child are not aloud but they do have buggies you can use.

Found a few cute items that were decently priced. They have…read morea lot, but most seems like a thrift store with retail pricing. Fun trip to check it out nonetheless

I've heard about Unclaimed Baggage for years (I used to live in Alabama), but somehow never…read moreactually shopped there. Last week I fell down the rabbit hole on their website and ordered 5-6 items on a whim. Honestly, I wasn't expecting much. I buy plenty of secondhand clothing, so I figured I'd get a few decent pieces and call it a win. Imagine my surprise when I opened the box and every single item looked far better than expected! Most of my purchases were listed as being in "good" condition, but I would personally call them all "like new" or even "new." Everything arrived spotlessly clean, professionally processed, and completely odor-free something every secondhand shopper knows is worth celebrating. They carry a surprising number of luxury brands, and many items still have original tags attached. It felt a little like opening a treasure chest and realizing the treasure is actually there. Needless to say, I'll be back. My one tip: keep an eye out for coupons. Finding a bargain on top of an already good deal is half the fun!

Love shopping at the Goodwill to get my retail therapy. the store is always so clean and well…read moreorganized and the staff is the best in town. I spend a lot of money here and donate often. One complaint is the parking lot. Please fix the huge potholes before someone gets hurt. They were patched a while back but the parking lot needs to be resurfaced ASAP.

Re-downloaded Yelp so I could write this review. This used to be one of my favorite places to go…read moretreasure hunting, especially after they cleaned up and organized the store after COVID. Now, however, they've jacked up the prices so high that I could go buy new or NWOT on Poshmark for almost the same price. I went on Monday this week because that's when the half-off color changes, and Mondays are also $1.49 day on a specific color tag. This week's colors were white and green. There was practically NOTHING in the entire store with a white or green tag. It was insulting. Customers were complaining throughout the entire store. I also think it's funny how they will have brands like Nike or Victoria's Secret jacked up to $20+, but you might find a Johnny Was top for $6.99. Just shows whoever is pricing has no idea what they have or what anything is worth. Lastly, if you're going to charge $10 for a used stuffed animal, at least mow the knee-high weeds and fix the literal craters in the parking lot, and clean the disgusting fitting rooms. One thing I can promise--I will NEVER donate items to any Goodwill again. I'd much rather give to Salvation Army or local church thrift shops that actually help the community and don't pay their CEOs astronomical salaries.

Clean. Well priced. Signage is lacking. I really had to look around to see prices and even then, I…read morewas wrong. There is no division by sizes which makes shopping long and tedious. I have seen fuller stores but none this clean. Lacking in many shoes or accessories. Tons of women's clothes but not many men's or children's. Not sure why this isn't shopped more. It was empty the day I was there. Employees were kind but also busy doing there own thing and twice they had to be tracked down in order for a customer to check out. Worth a stop.