Beautiful shop of wonderful gift or home items. A great place to find that special item or items…read more Worth the trip!

Lovely store with so many nice treasures for gifts or a treat for yourself. Beautifully arranged…read more And good prices. I always find something there. And the owner is very nice and very accommodating. Highly recommend.

This is the best place to find random items that you have been looking for at a reasonable price. I…read morelove coming here and browsing around. There is two floors to the barn, the main floor has lots to look at. You need to spend a good amount of time here because you definitely miss things on the first look. I've found a desk here and some cute little items. Not only do they have the barn, but they also have the house (directly across from the barn) loaded with some bigger furniture items and odds and ends. This is a great place to find the one of a kind pieces. Great place to find gifts for people. They sometimes have an outdoor market in the summer and there is even more to browse through. I would recommend checking this place out.

Staff were all super nice. They helped, or tried to help my mom in her wheelchair. The selection…read moreof items were all great quality causing us to buy a lot more than we expected.

I went here recently with a friend on whim recently and was pleasantly surprised. The day I was…read morethere everything was 20% off so that was a great score in itself. I was able to snag some really cool things- mid century modern glasses, a cheese dome, stained glass window hanging, a couple of trivets and more. Everything was really reasonably priced. The staff was very friendly. Overall, I was really pleased with my trip here and will be adding it to my thrift store shopping rotation!

So many choices it is hard to choose. Really a great experience. A wonderful experience.read more

I had a really nice time shopping here and I found some really cool stuff, but I felt a little…read moretaken advantage of. I should have looked up the items I was buying before I did because now that I'm home and going through my haul I'm noticing that she charged anywhere from $5-40 more than what I'm finding on sites like ebay. Additionally, a couple of the things I was sold have stains or other damage, but I was still charged an inflated price compared to online listings which doesn't make much sense to me. She's open to discussing prices, but I just trusted her because she had been so friendly and I don't know much about vintage fashion, and in turn I think she saw the opportunity to take advantage of someone new to the vintage world. Overall, I recommend to those who are knowledgeable on vintage fashion, brave enough to haggle, or willing to spend a bit.

This was a long day of just hanging out and visiting a few thrift shops. We had driven by this…read moreplace and I said I would check it out one day. Within a few minutes I was able to find something I liked. I did go through the store and checked everything out. I realized quickly that products were priced reasonably. Great selection of products. The owner was very nice and she agreed to a short video introducing herself. I hope they make it.

The columbia thrift shop was really a cute shop. They have…read moresome different things. The owner was welcoming and asked if we needed help. It's a small place so it's really someplace to browse .. Never know what you may find in these little stores. She did have some items on sale. And a good selection.

I got ABSOLUTELY stunned TODAY at Salvation Army. i have BEEN DONATING to Goodwill heavily each…read moreand every year for over 40 years and a great portion of my things were NEW (still tagged) or very gently used since my parents taught me to take care of all my things. This year after having dug deep into how they use their monies and how they handle putting donations on the shelves!!!! I decided they would NEVER ever get one more item from me so today i boxed up 4-5 large boxes along with with some loose pillows and things and drove to the Salvation Army Thrift store in Strongsville. I had visited this site 4-5 weeks ago to see how THEY operate, the kinds of things they have on their shelves and how knowledgeable and helpful employees were. Much to my chagrin today, i walked in the rear entry door with my first box where no one greeted me nor were there more than 1-2 folks within earshot for me to call out to. The ENTIRE back room where their donated goods was overloaded and in a SHAMELESS shambles. I saw no one with any sense of urgency. I continued with the rest of my boxes and items placing them where i thought they would fit, not FALL OVER and left in a huff. There were 'prepared receipts' on clipboards for anyone to fill in what they want for IRS donations. Big Brother is apparently not watching. The retail store is scantily stocked when they could be loading up their shelves and making real some money but no, disinterested folks are lolling around talking to each other about last evenings tv show. Apparently, nobody has any needs in the poorer sections of Cleveland Ohio since nobody HERE had any interest in their jobs nor helping the less fortunate. I could run rings around the folks in this store, organize it, load up the retail store and help others. I worked for an international non profit for almost 20 years so i know how it gets done. I will never return to this store or any other Salvation Army (bellringers included) nor Goodwill. I will seek out a more needy organization who uses, appreciates and cares about donations.

Customer service to all customers. We're checking out at…read more14:03 today. Cashier was so kind to the black woman in front of us example: take your time, make sure you out everything in your purse etc. when it can to us (2 elderly white women) no personality, I don't know the price, 2 prices on same item, snappy remark to our question if how long it will take. Then when my friend said just forget it, I'll get my other stuff, she threw the wreath like it was a piece of shit. Where is the pride in your job, don't want to work, quit. They don't need people with lack of customer service skills.