1000% recommend! Hidden gem. Great selection. Great prices…read more Great staff. Spotted this place driving by off the highway, really glad I did!

This is a great thrift store. It's huge! Has tons of rooms. And lots of goodies. I found a…read morenumber of things I'd been on the hunt for and the prices were very reasonable. If I lived in Effingham, I'd come here all the time.

My fav secondhand shop in Indiana! It's conveniently located in the Meadows Shopping Center off…read more25th St. between Ohio and Poplar St. I've taken a number of items here for resale and the owner is delightful, she also pays quite fairly. Most recently my Mom and I dropped by on a Sunday afternoon to do a little shopping. The employee Julia was so kind and even stayed after the shop closed to allow us to browse a bit more! She showed us a table of designer denim that one customer consigned including many pairs of Joe's jeans, Paige and other big name brands...at excellent prices! She also explained that they had a selection of very gently used formal gowns in the back. There is a nice assortment of jewelry and household decorative items for sale, as well. Something for everyone! I found a nice cardigan sweater for $18 that looked brand new, as well as some local honey and salsa. Love the RB!!

Great Find! Got 3 work dresses for $45 - they have a huge range of sizes, some children's clothing,…read morehousewares, and accessories. Honestly I went here because they were one of the few places open past 5pm on a Saturday and was not disappointed.

What a wonderful place to come and browse! The individual shops and booths are very well maintained…read moreand organized. The vendors take pride in setting up inviting selections. Prices are not too outrageous and they are open to gaggle so you get the best value. Loads of goodies for sale. The staff onsite were very helpful and pleasant to deal with

Awesome selection i found some very cool army gear that I have been looking for one thing is the…read morestaff was in the middle for sure weren't looking to talk to you you try to start small talk and they just don't even respond they only talk to each other but other than the staff it's awesome.

The Attic can be a great place for consignment clothes...many of them new with the labels still…read moreattached. Many have been from higher-end designers. Always enjoy stopping by to see what has come in. Also has a large selection of new baby and infant wear.

Great little hidden gem. Everything from Brand New items to affordable antiques. Good people - Good…read moreprices

From the owner: Vincennes Variety & Thrift Store is a small business that specializes in something for everyone. We…read morecarry New & Used merchandise. Our store have Collectible knives, flags and hats, Harley Davidson, Nascar, Electronics, Unusual gifts for the hard to buy for person. Itis Vincennes bsst kept secret.

Incredibly friendly staff! the ladies there always have a smile!!! I love what they are doing for…read morepeople with disabilities. Great Deals, Prices and merchandise. Way better than the "big chain thrift stores"!!!

I was there to drop off a donation, and the help I received was fantastic. When I have more time I…read moreplan to return to shop. It looked like they had a lot of clothes in all sizes. I'm looking forward to returning to see what kind of treasures I can find.

Fantastic place to shop, the prices are very reasonable and the owner was really nice and…read moreaccommodating.

Good variety of books, which we were looking for. The clothing is well organized. Overall good…read morevalue for our purchases. Recommend shopping there.

Excellent store, friendly staff, fair prices. They sell mostly clothes, all properly categorized,…read more but also sell homegoods, books, music, movies, jewelry and even some vintage collectibles. Store is very clean and organized.

Absolutely must visit this thrift store if you're nearby…read more First - it's a restaurant in the front and a thrift store in the back. Don't be confused by how it looks from the street. Basically my mom and I found it to be a antique store with thrift store prices. The most collectible goodies are at the shop entrance. I kind of ignored them at first, figuring that they weren't in my price range. Walking around the store in the "not collectible" area I found several pieces of USA made vintage plastic picnic plates and cups for 25 cents each. That's all I was going to buy, really. Then I started looking through the collectible stuff. Asked about an ornate Victorian brass candelabra with crystal pendants...they offered it to me for TEN dollars because it had been languishing there too long. WHAT?? It had some missing or broken crystals, but it's still the thrift find of literal dreams. OK, now I started really looking through the collectibles. Spent $40 for the candelabra and picnic ware, plus: Glass clown figurine that looks like it's probably Murano; Genuine signed capodimonte from Italy porcelain piece, with no chips!! 1930's-40's women's fur felt hat, very jaunty; Matching set of two 30's diorama wall hangings; Vintage can opener; Some other small stuff that I couldn't resist throwing onto my pile. I'll post pics as soon as I return from this epic cross-country road trip with my mom.

This is a thrift store/cafe' combo inside an old movie theater. I stop in every time I'm downtown…read more They have a good selection of used items/clothes and some furniture. Their prices are cheap but somewhat random. There are always people there, eating and shopping. The staff is friendly and helpful. Keep in mind that they close at 4pm.

We decided to stop here as our 3 hours "get out and stretch" stop on July 4. It was really a nice…read morelittle town and true america on the 4th of July. We had our dog with us and stoppped in a rock store that was dog friendly, took photos and relaxed before jumping back in the car. It was a lot of fun and I think the pencil was my favorit.e

This is where the magic happens. There are always new things they are working on. When I was there…read moreit was a huge golf club. In a effort to bring more tourists to Casey, IL. Jim Bolin, the business owner behind this revitalization wanted to see his town thrive again and is the man responsible for conceiving and building the town's roadside attractions. Some hold the record of "World's Largest" such as the rocking chair, wide chimes, working mailboxe while others are described as "very big" like the ruler, pencil, and birdcage. If you are traveling anywhere in the vicinity you should swing through. Some of the giant things are near the Workshop while others are scattered around town. Plan on spending at least half a day. We ended up spending the night.