Thriftique Showroom is a very unassuming store on the corner of a little plaza of Bedford Heights…read more The ladies working there were very nice and helpful - If you're in the hunt for furniture and figurines/decor, you'll have a fun time browsing their selection and deals. As for me, I was able to recently snag a set of vintage plates from the Occupied Japan period and the plate holder as well alongside some sweaters here - all for less than $45.

Thriftique is an interesting thrift store, it is a slightly smaller store and it has an unique…read moreproduct mix. Located on Richmond Road just South of Miles, Thriftique is easy to miss since it is a fairly nondescript building with a small sign, but it is worth your time to find. Inside you find a nice store stocked with high quality products. Thriftique is run by the National Council of Jewish Women so there is a bit of a Jewish flavor but they also generally get really good donations. The store what looks to be a good selection of women's clothing and a smaller selection of men's clothing. For the men's clothes it is a good place to find suits, shirts and shoes. Prices are a bit higher then many thrift stores, but you are getting what you pay for. On a recent visit they were having a closeout where some clothes were either $5 or $1, although it was a bit confusing over which items were in each price range. Thriftique has great decor pieces and miscellaneous. The mix is weighted towards good stuff and I really haven't seen any junk or items that are way overpriced. Where Thriftique really shines is that they have a large selection of excellent furniture. You will find a number of couches, chairs, tables and other large items. If you are looking for better items at discount prices Thriftique is well worth a stop, you may pay a bit more, but you do get value for what you pay. The money goes to a great cause. Give them a try.

Me and my wife have been shopping at Value World for over 25 years. Value World has name brand…read moreproducts. It's an excellent store, the more we shopped, the more we saved. Angelo Ware.

I came here twice in the last 2 months - both times I got more than 3 items- shampoo - a…read moreSquishmallow and some clothing, usually this location doesn't have much of what I'm looking for but it has been great this summer! Last time I found something here was 2 Columbia cotton jackets 3 years ago so this location I frequent less often than the other value worlds - it's pretty nice so I'll try to check it out again later this year or early next year.

I visited this location and much preferred it to the larger, more expensive Restore located on…read more110th St. The North Randall store is much smaller but unlike 110th St. North Randall had a good inventory of used doors at a fair price. The lady working the main desk was very nice and I appreciated her going out of her way to say hello and smile. Prices are much better at this location and they also had a lot of used furniture. I don't remember if I bought anything aside from a few used doors; I may return when I'm back in the area.

Nice, clean resale shop. All monies go to the Habitat house building projects. I was here to…read morevolunteer again with a group. We priced hundreds of cabinet knobs and checked donated lighting. Then we went out to the floor and straightened up the home improvement area. If you want something that you don't see ask someone. It may be in the back where extra items are waiting to come out. Different was the room for housewares with plenty of space. Brand new items are all bedding and rugs. There is a paint section with brushes and supplies. All paint cans are new and unopened. Manager Bob was very helpful and informative. We'll definitely do this again.

UpScaleIT is one of my favorite small businesses to support. The store is always stocked with…read morefashionable plus size options, which not many consignment stores have. You can tell the staff really puts thought into each selection, and all items are of stellar quality. The staff are always friendly and helpful, they suggest both items that match my style and items that I wouldn't traditionally reach for. It's hard not to love a place where you can get fabulous clothes and bags for a fraction of the price. Definitely worth a stop if you're looking to expand your wardrobe!

Don't buy from here the owner Alice Melsher is unprofessional and a scammer I purchased a online…read moreitem and because she couldn't get more money from me over the phone using my card refused to ship me the item she told me many people have complained and received refunds from their bank because they said they was charged but never received the item she's a scammer if I already paid items online just shipped with needing more money from me

This is a very nice, tho small store in an old house, across from the old Geauga Park on Aurora…read moreRoad. There is a little bit of every thing. The front enclosed porch has housewares. The center of the house has a selection of clothes and accessories for every one. A side room as some decorating items. There is also good glassware, figurines and collectibles in glass cabinets. The store is neat and organized. In the back is a drop-off door for donations.

Nice clean thrift store with a good selection! I felt that the prices were high, but they have good…read moresales on different colored tags, so there were deals to be found. I'll be back!

What a great find, This is a very cute and quaint antique store right in the heart of Chagrin…read moreFalls, Ohio. She has gorgeous, antiques, and all kinds of fun things from France. Don't miss this one, you will be so sad if you do.

I was in the area and saw this cute little antique shop on the map! It's a small shop with maybe 10…read moreor so different vendors. There was a variety of different things dishes, knick knacks, decor, jewelry, clothing, and more! Like most antique shops some things are a little bit ridiculously priced, but you can still find some things for a good deal. I picked up a few pieces of jewelry for myself and some earrings for a friend that were a reasonable price. I also picked up a mini dog figurine for my printer drawer display shelf at home. And I saw the last thing when I was checking out. The woman behind the counter was super sweet. Talked to me throughout my visit about antiques and the different vendors. she had this gold Bell shaped item on the counter that she had not yet put a price on. I asked her what it was and she told me it was a vintage pillbox. I looked it up and it is from the 1930s. She sold it to me for a fair price. I am very excited to use such a cool piece - it has a tiny set of tongs inside! I will definitely be stopping here the next time I am in town.

Greeted us warmly as we walked in. Lots of great items in this store. Very organized and clean.read more

gorgeous store, beautifully curated clothes, bags, and furniture--a real gem! best part is the very…read moreknowledgeable staff, especially preston.

I absolutely love the Cleveland Consignment Shoppe. I have been shopping with them since the very…read morebeginning with Susie. They are honest professional and offer amazing lux items at amazing prices. The items are meant to be enjoyed and last for years to come. Cleveland true treasure.

Giving this a top rating not only because of the selection and I made a purchase - but more…read moreimportantly, I witnessed someone bring some clothing in and the staff looked it over with a fine tooth comb and turned items away. I heard her say, this one has a tiny snag and this one needs to be dry cleaned for this little spot. I so appreciate this attention to detail!

Walked in at 10 a.m. with a few other customers. I like this store because it's always clean and…read morepicked up. The merchandise is nice. The parking lot is big and it's not cluttered with litter. Has new temporary hours. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

I had a car load full of items to donate. It was pouring rain. A very small covering which made…read morethings worse as there was no gutter. The attendants showed up fairly quickly but didn't help unload the car. Poor timing on my part with the rain but it needed to be done. They didn't say thank you or anything pleasant, just is that all? I'm giving them things to maintain their jobs...a little courtesy goes a long way.