Loved this place! Will definitely be returning soon. They had everything you could hope for and…read moremore, plus the service was super friendly and inviting!

Loved browsing around this cute place! I bought this milk glass nesting hen. Saw a lot of other…read moreunique finds that I wish I could have taken home if we weren't traveling.

Nice little consignment shop in downtown Northville. This business has a relatively broad…read moreselection of household wares to include many decorations, glassware, art work, some furniture, accent pieces... etc all packed into a relatively small footprint. The merchandize on sale was in great shape, much of it looking like it had never been used where even some of it came with original packaging. As it was within a couple weeks in front of Xmas when I visited this business there were quite a few holiday ornaments, many of them quite nice for sale. Overall there are bargains to be had here and this business is definately worth a peak if you are a value conscious shopper as I am.

So cute .. lots to look at! . Very clean . Bought a unique picture. We will be back!read more

I just took a chalk painting class last night. I brought in an unused, ugly piece of furniture in…read moreand after 3 hours of instruction (& fun), I walked out with a finished pretty piece of usable furniture! The instructor was great- very patient, quick to lend a hand & showed us some great techniques on how to use chalk paint. We all left excited to try it on our own!

Great little gem in Plymouth! Tucked behind the stores on Penniman in a cool basement space by the…read moreparking structure (hence the name). Wonderful selection of vintage, mid century and new. If you are a collector or looking to create that perfect room with a vintage feel, this is the place to shop. Also, the owner Linda is great to deal with!

My first visit to 1st Presbyterian Thrift, and it will not be my last! This place is absolutely…read morewonderful. It is run by kind volunteers that are putting items out all day long. There are multiple floors and rooms, all extremely well organized by category . These are some of the categories... glass and dish ware, kitchen / cookware / gadgets, clothes, home decor & furniture, toys and games, Christmas & holiday, crafts/material/scrapbook, tools. The reason there are so many volunteers is because this place is extremely well priced and well organized. I will probably make a habit of looking for treasure here!

I almost don't want to write the review to keep the place a little secret. This is the best place…read morethat I have ever done thrifting. They have a large variety, excellent prices and great service. Highly recommend! Before going, check your days and times as they are not open every day.

I went in Ecotopia over the weekend because I'd heard they have a great selection of audio…read moreequipment. That's an understatement. There are stacks all over the store of receivers, tuners, turntables, and speakers. The owner, Moses, was super friendly. He was helping some other folks when we went in, so after he was done with them I asked him for his advice. I didn't realize that meant he would spend almost two hours with me, showing me what equipment he had. He really seems to know his stock back and forth, pulling out names of speakers that were under stacks and insisting that he'd love to let me hear them if I wanted. He told me about the speaker designers, the characteristics of each brand, and what kind of sounds would be emphasized with each. He insisted that every piece of equipment was fully checked when he brought it in He laid out all my options, within my price range, for the styles of music I listen to, and preferred making me listen to different speaker combinations rather than describing them to me. This took some time to attach and detach each set from the receiver, but I really did learn a lot about what the different speakers sounded like, and which brands have similar profiles. Ultimately, I was happy to have a guide that was patient. I didn't anticipate spending so much time to do so, but I don't regret it at all, since it is an investment. I found a set of speakers that I love (after listening to about 10 different sets) that should be perfect for what I need. Ultimately, I think I maybe paid a higher price than I would have gotten on ebay or craigslist for my speakers, but Moses was ridiculously helpful and patient with me and was happy to give me the information I needed. I'm also sure that the speakers are in good working condition - which is worth a lot as well. I don't know about the repair aspect of his shop, but if you want to buy some modern or vintage equipment, Moses can hook you up.

Owner or manager could not be bothered to acknowledge me being in his store. I stood around for…read morealmost 15 minutes without so much as a hello. When I poked my head in back a guy there said he was a customer I told him good bye. As I began to drive off a bewildered man came out with a phone pressed to his ear and kept apologizing he was on an international call. I showed him my envelope with $1500 cash that was going to be used in a purchase at that time. Then he says its not about the money. What is it about then Ecotopia? Is it about being all alone in a store with nobody to help because they are on international cell phone calls? Please I will not be back, ever.

Just found this place and I am now obsessed. Some stuff is marked kinda high, but I would say that…read moreis a very small percentage. The deals are amazing. And stuff changes daily. Looking to finish off a basement and build a bar. Almost everything was purchased here or at the Oakland store.. The staff is the nicest group of people I have ever met in a store. Found 2 outdoor lights that just needed a lil cleaning. I'm adding a pic ... they were 5 bucks each and the bulbs worked too!

I recently went through the consolidation of two homes with my fiancé and we have excess furniture…read more I reached out to a couple places to donate the furniture and dishwasher but Habitat/ReStore was the only place that followed up to the inquiry and agreed to pick it up. As promised in the message they called me back within 48 hours. We reviewed what I had available and you should know there are " rules". Appliances can't be more than 5 years old and furniture can be old but must be in fair or better condition. No holes or severe discoloration or stains. Of course with everything going on, those who come to pick up your donation will not enter your home, you must have it outside or in the garage. Here are a couple of items to consider if you are going to do this. -- Clean your items. I get they have been in the basement and you don't want to deal with it, but no one wants to deal with your dirt either. Rid all spider webs, dust and or rodent excrement prior to the arrival of the drivers. -- Don't choose the coldest day of the year to move the furniture out in the garage, clean and organize...lesson learned. -- If you don't get a confirmation just give a quick call, something got written down incorrectly and the email didn't go through. -- Offer a hand... there are two guys, one in the truck organizing and one putting the furniture on a dolly. Ever try to move a sofa on your own? Not easy, lend a hand in loading if able!! That's it, receipt sent, garage emptied, phew,

Awesome been going there for years always find something good there. Variety and pricing is great.read more

Rating for its offerings: ok to good. Everything is clean and up to date…read more Rating for its selling of your clothes: bad. I brought in an evening gown that had never been worn and had paid $150 for it. Of course I got too fat or it got too small so I brought it in to be sold. They sold it for $14 and I got $7 for it. That was a good deal for someone. Not me. Never again.

This Salvation Army is huge! The men's, women's and kids sections are massive. Not much children's…read moreshoes selection ever but they have an abundance of children's clothing. It's organized for the most part but sometimes the racks are a little crowded and hard to browse through. The book selection is also huge 4 rows/aisles of all types of books. The fitting rooms could use some love . Each fitting room I've been in had a broken chair rendering it useless unless you're setting clothes down . Some of the cashiers do take their time which explains why the line does get long . If you have patience , this is a good thrift .

This place is located off of Joy Road with a lot of parking out front. It is huge with the clothes…read morelocated to the center and the right as you enter (see photos). The prices were ok, not great, not as bad as some of the other reviews suggest. They do have kitchen equipment and electronics, books, etc to the left of the entrance. It's huge so you need to spend some time.

We have worked with Richard for over a year now and have ALWAYS been satisfied. He takes every…read moreconsignment received very seriously and works hard to get every detail correctly listed. He is extremely fair and honest with his customers on both the selling and buying end. He loves what he does, and it shows! We highly recommend him for whatever your needs may from estate sales to downsizing. We have been very happy with him for both.

From the owner: We buy and sell on consignment antique, vintage and other valuable items, including consumer,…read morecommercial and industrial. Any volume. Free pick-up! No consignment charge unless the items sell. Please note we meet people primarily at their home or business and by appointment only and do not operate a retail storefront.

I've visited here quite a few times and always find something I like, though I can't always afford…read moreit. This isn't a secondhand store with cheap prices. Here you'll find great vintage clothing, jewelry and furniture as well as little gift items. They do have consignment items but they only accept certain types of clothing. Recently I've gotten a couple dresses (one vintage) that are perfect for the summer. Clothing is always in GREAT condition. A nice place to stop every once in a while as the inventory changes.