Incredible! This antique shop is just packed full of a million amazing pieces. Anything you could…read morethink of- you'll find here! They request that you put your purse in a locker or leave it in your car, which I don't mind at all! The staff is very friendly and with so many small trinkets I can see that they would have theft issues. I wasn't offended because I've worked in retail stores before and have been to quite a few antique malls that require the same thing. I highly recommend that you stop by and look around for a while! It's definitely worth the time!

We are new to the area and this place has quickly become a favorite!…read more They have such a nice selection of vintage items and antiquities. Prices are reasonable also. There really is something for everyone. We have been having a blast trying different sodas and having family taste testing. Love it! Great indoor entertainment in the winter. The owners are such nice people. If you're headed this way, stop by. You won't be sorry.

Very large, yet very organized for an antique mall. There are many booths loaded with cool items…read more Most items are reasonably priced. The clerk was friendly and helpful.

This store has shady practices, I recently was inquiring about a 4 pc set that they had what seemed…read morelike a price of $399.03 even though they had used the black crayon on bottom to put 599 on them, a girl went to ask someone to clarify what exactly was the price and then comes back followed by another woman and says "oh we can't sell these". Really? This is a store correct? Things on shelves/in cases are for sale correct? The strange thing is last year my husband was at the check-out with a vintage board game he had found on the shelf (with a price tag mind you) and the EXACT same thing happened, lady looked at it and said "oh we can't sell this" It appears that if an employee notices something a customer has that they want then suddenly they 'can't sell it' Very very bad way to run (and also ruin) a business. The other location is great but workers on 7th street....SHADY.

It was okay. I was hoping g for better prices. Was disappointed in the store. Xxxxxread more

I was excited to spot a new flea market/antique shop in the old Bicycle Specialist location on…read moreHodgdon Lane (near Roper Kia and across from North Park Mall). It's owned by a Scottish fellow and his wife, so they went with a really fun Scottish theme & tartan everywhere...although small, it's definitely a cheerier version of the standard antique mall with dreary stalls. Debra is incredibly friendly and welcoming! On my visit, I only found a few little treasures I couldn't leave without, but they are still in the early days and adding new vendors. Of course prices and items varied by stall, but the quality was great overall (so much neat stuff!) and prices seemed fair, especially on home furnishings. I will definitely add Tartan Traders to my rotation for secondhand shopping trips!

I didn't find this "antique and or thrift" store to be anything spectacular. If I are into older…read moretoys then this is for you. I just thought it was just junk.

This is the cutest thrift shop in Grove! I've always wanted to go, and I finally was able to stop…read moreby before close on a day they were open. It's beautifully curated and set up inside! Everything is clean and organized. And prices are excellent! I scored some great Halloween items and some brand new books! The lady cashiers were so funny because they bickered the whole time they were ringing me up! I'll definitely be back.

Simply........great values in great stuff. You know the cause…read more.... Come in, do business, let them keep the change. Buy a NEW shirt for $3.00 to $4.00 ? YES ! Support the animals. Support the animals by being HUMAN. Dr. H. E. Sawyer, Jr. Grove, OK 74344

This is a great thrift store in downtown Claremore. They have a lot of nice clothing, furniture…read moreand home decor items, and up to date selection of media (especially books). I highly recommend shopping here if you like secondhand treasures! Their mission is supporting individuals with developmental disabilities which is yet another great reason to stop in.

This place wasn't bad. They close pretty early on Saturdays so I've missed out a time or two in…read morethe past...not sure of their exact hours so you may need to check with them directly. Anyway, this is a dark and dusty store but decently organized. The workers were nice and I'd guess they are all volunteers. The day I went it was a bag sale, everything you could fit into a plastic bag for a buck (with a few exceptions like books). As a result, the store was quite busy and a bit empty but I still found plenty of very decent items to stuff into a bag and upon getting everything home I liked almost all of it. So I'd definitely be back. This store seemed to have the best selection of men's shirts, women's shirts and pants, and jackets/coats on my visit and it seemed that the merchandise tends to be outdated but fairly priced.

Truly a thrift store with all the bargains and junk you desire. Usually they have daily specials…read more They even offer public restrooms. If you're looking for furniture, ask if they have any "out back."

The store is clean and well-organized. Items are clearly marked and the staff is friendly. Lots of…read moreclothing items!

Goodwill is getting way to high. Use to find nice jewerly…read morethere, not anymore. I was told it is all sent to online shopping. Goodwill I'm done!!!​

Always make the thrift shop a stop on my way through Seneca. I always find great treasures and they…read morehave a very friendly group of ladies working for a great cause.

I've passed this thrift store several times in the past but it was never open. Their hours of…read moreoperation seem to change from time to time, including early closures. But that's totally forgiven as they seem to be staffed by volunteers. If this was more of a corporate thrift store I'd dock the stars for that. Anyway, it looks like as of my August 2017 visit the thrift store is open 9 am to 1 pm on Saturdays and have daytime hours Tuesday through Friday. I would check with them for hours if you're driving to Seneca. The food pantry is by appointment for those in need. As for the thrift store...it's not huge, but it's pretty well stocked and they have low prices. There's quite a lot for babies, kids, and expectant mothers, including linens, pregnancy and childcare books, children's and maternity clothing, etc. I was seeking adult clothing, magazines, books, and decor, and found a few items that made it well worth the drive from Joplin to Seneca on a Saturday morning. Most clothing is neatly hung and reasonably well organized. My favorite find was a vintage style top that seems to be homemade but is fantastic! They were having a special summer sale making it dirt cheap. They also accept donations of merchandise or spare change for their mission of providing hunger relief for the community, so I have to give five stars. The ladies working were very friendly and polite when we visited the store.