I stopped here on a whim after an appointment in town and was extremely pleasantly surprised. This…read moreshop is very cozy & inviting with plenty of great, affordable finds. Janine (I'm sorry if I spelled your name wrong), the owner, was so friendly & inviting. Seriously, if you want to visit a local owned business that deserves support, this lady is it. The selection was great & I found some really nice hidden gems within. I'll definitely be back & highly recommend you check it out!

We loved it. The owner and her niece were friendly. They were packing up to move next door, but…read moretook the time to talk and help us. We will definitely go back

We tried to find it, but either the hours are wrong or the location is incorrect. There are 2 doors…read morefor the address, one on the street and one up the stairs and the one with the antiques sign was locked

From the owner: Football card short Gray is that you never know what we're going to have in there we have over…read more5,000 pieces from knick knacks to large furniture from antiques to shoes to jewelry to sports cards 97% and stuff we own outright 3% is donated anything it gets donated the money goes back into helping veterans so we do appreciate any donations that comes our way

We were thrifting and needed some swimming shorts. Decided to stop by here. There is a huge parking…read morelot. The place is pretty big. There's a big book section. Prices are reasonable. I was able to find new swimming shorts with tags for $5. Service was great. Had a really good experience

Busy store, but nothing we were shopping for. Thrift shopping is interesting if you are looking…read morefor a specific item it isn't always there. Many were shopping and finding bargains .

Hubby & I stopped in to shop for a dining room table. We've visited this store several times &…read morealways like the variety & low prices. We also appreciate the Christian music on the intercom. We did find a nice dining room table for $59.99. Sadly, there were no matching chairs. We are very happy with our dining room table & will definitely shop here again.

Stopped at Harvest Thrift Shop in Sugarcreek Ohio to check it out and it was basically a Second…read moreHand Christmas Store...everything Christmas I found a few things I wanted, stood in line for 15 minutes played 5 rounds on my phone of my favorite game and the line hadn't moved. Lots of employees on the floor and only one behind the counter...so I left...darn I tried not to mad!!!

The people are friendly, the shop is clean and organized, the prices are reasonable, they have a…read morelarge selection of items, AND they support a worthy cause...what more can you want from a lovely thrift store? I always make this a stop when I'm in the area (about 1 1/2 hours from me). I feel good that when I have donations of about anything really, I save them up and drop them at this shop at the rear of the building...and then go back to the the front entrance and go in to enjoy my shopping time there again!

Nice selection of clothing, home wares, shoes, books, craft supplies etc. Not over stocked. The…read morestaff was helpful. Good prices. Easy parking.

The thrift stores in Ohio's Amish regions are the best, and Harvest in Wilmot is one of my…read morefavorites. There are two separate buildings, and the upstairs of the annex is dedicated to crafts, sewing and linens for the home. It's great fun to browse the mix of vintage and newer items. Prices have gone up some but are still reasonable. They had an impressive selection of beads on my most recent visit.

They were all sitting around on their phones at 4:52 pm. I asked if I could try on one pair of…read moreshorts and they wouldn't let me because it was "too close to closing time" even though only one of the person was in there and they were sitting around. They were not nice either. I have spent a lot of money there, but now I never want to go back there again.

Not my favorite thrift store. They have the items split up amongst three different buildings. It is…read morewell organized and clean but just not a lot of stuff.

I am 37 years old and have been shopping at this place for two years, spending an average of $2,000…read moreevery month. I am neurodivergent and have ADHD. I have found that I can provide for my family reselling thrift store clothing on the internet. In the time that I was a customer, I was respectful, always organizing my items before setting it down for the cashier, greeting others, always saying positive things to the workers about their displays. That same treatment was not reciprocated. I was told "Oh you're back again?" or "I JUST PUT ALL THESE ITEMS ON THE RACKS TEN MINUTES AGO!!!!" I have never been told Thank You for my loyalty. I've never once been asked "is there anything I could help you with?" A few months ago, I stopped into the store and I overheard the employees gossiping about me (again) while I was shopping. So I called the store and addressed the issue with the woman in charge. She did say that she was aware of that happening. But that the employees feel uncomfortable around me. I was surprised to hear this because I've been consistently supporting their non-profit for years and always made it a point to be neat, mannerly, and friendly to anyone I encountered in there. She said to me that one employee claimed I threw my clothing down at the checkout and that it was rude. I said to her, "no, actually I'm healing from a broken hand, and often times my wrist gives out when I'm carrying something heavy." I didn't go back for a long time. Then today I thought I would go in and cash in all the Store Credits I'd been saving up and to never return to the place after that. Unfortunately, I will never get the chance to cash in my store credit because I will no longer support a business that treats neurodivergent adults the way they treated me today. As I was checking my items out today, I was approached by a woman I did not recognize. With about 8 other customers watching, she stated that they watched me on the cameras the last time I was in the store and that I "opened a can of soda, took a sip, set it on a shelf, and left it there and that it needed to be paid for today!" I was absolutely mortified, explaining that the situation was very likely as I have ADHD and Autism, and would never steal a 50 cent drink. Just 10 minutes prior, I was looking around their store for my drink that I lost TODAY while shopping. The concerning part to me is this: I informed the woman in charge of the staff that I have autism and adhd. She said "WELL WE CAN'T READ YOUR MIND!!!"..... This is when I explained "I'm sorry I don't look, act, or speak the way you want me to, but mistreating me for it, is not okay." I eventually had to ask this woman to stop interrupting my transaction with the cashier as I was trying to focus. The woman told me she would gladly have a talk with me outside when I was done. I assured her that she wouldn't because I needed her to leave me alone. I exited the store and reminded everyone shopping, "PRETTY GIRLS HAVE AUTISM TOO." So I ask, do neurodivergent adults need to announce their diagnosis to the businesses they support to protect themselves from mistreatment for their quirkiness?

This place is awesome. As for the clothing, though, it's best if you're a smaller size. If you're a…read morelarger misses size or a plus-size, the selection isn't as great. This is a general observation, and of course the merchandise changes regularly. But it seems to me the smaller clothing size you wear and the smaller your shoe size, the better luck you will have in scoring some clothing bargains. My jackpot today was furniture. I purchased a brand new Fleur de lis lamp that I picked up for $75. It had a price tag of $139 hanging on it, and I also found the same lamp, same make on the Web for as high as $179. Let's just say I'm thrilled. It's a gorgeous lamp. The other bargain I scored was a vintage, French Country accent chair. It is gently used, but it is gorgeous and it was only $50. There is a slight stain on the seat cushion, but it is barely noticeable. I love the chair and it was a true bargain. The prices on the furniture were almost too low to be believed. The staff were helpful and kind. Very, very nice people and they support a great mission to help others with the proceeds of the sales. If you're in the area, it would be worth a visit

Great place to find hidden treasures for a good price! I saw some wonderful decor, and even a…read moresection with second hand hand tools

As soon as I walked in the store I noticed how clean and organized everything is. A young man came…read moreup to us and asked us if we needed any help. We made our introductions and I asked if he was the store owner. He proudly yet with a humble tone said he is. He has a large selection of sweaters, hoodies, jeans absolutely great choices as we go into the fall season. Conveniently located next to Dollar Tree, across from Giant Eagle. The old Buchard's Jewelry Store. They do buy clothes as long as it's what he is looking for at that time. We are going to bring in some Vintage Coogi shirts we have so that he can check them out. I looked at the prices and they are reasonable when you are taking into account store front, over head and time and effort to curate and hand pick the clothes. So go meet Noah and tell him Cee Cee sent you. Would love to see this young man succeed in his small business. A graduate from Baldwin Wallace with a business degree.

ordered board shorts online. Condition was horrible, waist was insanely stretched out, and product…read morewas poorly listed. waist was said to be a 34, but was more like a 44 with how stretched out and shot the elastic was. waste of money.