Awesome store. Wasn't sure with it being in an old shopping center but worth the drive from Indy…read moreand we were not disappointed. Most booths are very organized and there were a 'lot' of antiques not just vintage. We will go back. Gave 5 stars because I couldn't find anything wrong. Got this wonderful Kachina in booth B747.

Interesting place! Lots of "different items"; early American…read morefurniture, older toys, costume and turquoise jewelry, clothing and random oddities. This used to be one store, but they have expanded to the shop next door so there are actually 2 shops. Prices are decent but you need to know your price points. The only problem I saw was the staff seemed to be preoccupied with everything/anything else they were doing. One employee was standing at the front of the store by the checkout area on his phone looking up prices, via Siri. Not an overly professional way to show off your knowledge or lack there of.

My mother in law passed away and we had to clean out and vacate her apartment in less than two…read moreweeks. We worked hard to clean out the apartment. I donated everything in the house to the Salvation Army. I called and utilized the Salvation Army to come and get all the items from the house. They came and did an excellent job. We hope the donations help a lot of people.

Bright, clean, and well lit. Merchandise displayed with easy to read signage. Cashier was helpful…read moreand very pleasant.

They sell sweaters that have moth holes. Moths spread. Who knows whether they have spread to…read moreother merchandise in the store. They would not contact the vendor. Since they have a policy of no returns, buyer beware. My advice - stay out of this store! I'd give this place negative stars if I could.

Bring your walking shoes, this will take awhile. Booth after booth of goodies. Some priced to move,…read moresome priced for display. Lots of nostalgia here, and some treasures too. A little bit of everything.

A cute little thrift store tucked away near downtown Lafayette. It's mainly clothes (men's,…read morewomen's, and children's) but also has a variety of Knick-knacks, kitchen appliances, books, dvds, and bedding. There are clothes for every need- work wear, scrubs, casual. Everything is super inexpensive, and often on super sale on top of that. The people who run it are incredibly nice to boot!

I have been in SC several times. I have purchased items, including a gift cards. I have also been…read morewith a friend when she brought in merchandise to sell so I have seen all sides of their process. Amazing facility! Employees are kind and helpful without being pushy. Merchandise is higher quality than my usual resale shops and prices are reasonable. This facility is not in my town, actually not in my home state, but I drop in anytime I am in the area.

The items are worn and poor selection. The cost is way more than you can buy in store on sale. I…read morealso tried to take a box full of clothes that were to large for me. They would not consider them because of the age of clothing and said they should they were worn to the point of not being purchased. I can assure you some things had never been worn. Also, the things they did buy were 7 years old. Which goes against the comments left. You will definitely do better at any sale at any location besides this one.

The owner Melody and her husband Bill have placed a lot of effort into making this store within…read moreTippecanoe Mall inviting for folks to browse around. Many items are handmade. Her husband Bill specializes in making spoon rings out of antique spoons ($35), some spoons are sterling silver ($50-$80). You can have the ring you select sized for you. If you decide to do this, it is helpful to be wearing a ring that fits well to give him a starting point. There are many copper handmade items that can be used as the charm of a bracelet or the pendant of a necklace. Each charm is geniously displayed on metal trays held on by a magnet. I bought a gingerbread man charm ($20) and it came with either a leather strap for a necklace, or metal links with a lobster claw clasp for a bracelet. Also on display, are sterling silver antique charms that Melody stated she gets from a reclaimer (if she didn't purchase them, they would be melted down). I bought a sterling silver spoon ring ($65) and a unique reclaimed handmade sterling ring ($15). I also found a cute hummingbird pin costume jewelry piece ($5). I got an attractive silver chain necklace with a marquisite cross and a Celtic charm all from her reclaimed section. This is a good place to get a gift at the last moment and a great store to browse frequently to see what's new !

This was my second time visiting west Lafayette, and I had some time to kill before meeting with my…read morestudent so I decided to explore. Happened across this store and was excited to check it out, I was browsing the books, and walked to each different section, there were so many fun crystals, clothes and Knick nacks! I could have spent hours browsing, but I'm glad I was able to find some fun treasures! Can't wait to go back!

I could spend all day in Von's, just because it's so big! Every topic under the sun. If you don't…read morego downstairs you miss 60% of their stock of books.

I had been coming here for years but recently they decided that customers do not need to try on…read moreclothing so they removed the dressing rooms. Very disappointing! It's pointless to purchase clothing when there are SO many variables in a place like this. I wont be back!!

Great customer service and selection. Fairly busy on a Sunday afternoon. Will shop there again!read more