Really unique shop filled with a good variety of items. If you are looking for a chandelier, they…read morehave quite the assortment. We always enjoy stopping when in town.

I am first of all most interested in the huge collection of chandeliers- we took one home that…read moreperfectly fits our renovated farmhouse. Aside from that, looking at eye level, there is just so much interesting china, glassware, and whatever- we also got a wonderful Limoges tea set, and some hand painted plates. There is more here than you can possibly see in one visit

The most fun antique shop in Elk Rapids. Great owner and she has a wonderfully selection of MCM…read morevintage items and good prices. Highly recommend stopping in!

Awesome little shop! So many vintage treasures at good prices! Glad we stopped :) we will be backread more

Excellent selection. Variety of pricing. Something for everyone I'm sure! I appreciated much fair…read morepricing and seeing many heartwarming things from the past. :) The ladies running the place were also very kind and helpful.

Fun store! I found so many great items that interested me and prices were not bad., depending on…read morethe booth. Got there at the end of the day but looking forward to going back.

Throwback in time, dig around for treasures - books, crockery, tools, furniture, odd and ends.read more

This place had the sweetest woman working there!! Like truly the kindest person ever. I found a…read morestash of vintage valentine cards so I bought three for $8 (one didn't have a price tag so she gave it to me for free--so nice), and she put them in the cutest little bag. Overall amazing selection of items and I loved that each room had an organized theme. It's down a staircase and is a pretty small shop, but there is so many unique things to find.

It's cool. Small space be aware of you are claustrophobic. Down a staircase, take it slow.read more

Such a cuuuute shop!! So many trinkets that I admired and wanted to buy!…read more The owner is very friendly. The prices are high though (so I only window shopped). But I definitely have to rave about this place for people looking for a cute spot to buy gifts or to walk around.

While all of the shops in the Traverse City Commons are worthy of a visit this one is definitely my…read morefavorite! It is filled with so many whimsical items perfect for gifting or treating yourself. It is beautifully curated and laid out in a way that you just want to bring the entire section home. The staff is always kind and friendly and no matter how many times you pass through. It's smallish quaint interior you will find something different upon each pass. We never leave without a few stickers and other ass sort of gifts. Price is very between reasonable and high, but when you're in a place this whimsical somehow you don't mind treating yourself.

Nice wide shopping aisles. The level of color coordination/sorting and the sizing sorting is very…read morewell done and easy to use. Having the back area for furniture, books and holiday/party planning is brilliant. Reasonable prices. Dig it. Support your local Christian school. I know at student there and she's a great kid, so there you go. Doesn't hurt that her mom is a teacher.

I've shopped here for several years. It is one of the cleanest and best organized thrift stores in…read moreTC. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Like most thrift stores, the stock is a decent mix of nice things and junk, and that's the fun of the hunt. They have clean fitting rooms, something that other stores have eliminated. All these great things are reasons why I hope they see this long-winded review, because I would love to be able to enjoy shopping here again. As it is now in fall 2026, I can't pay these prices! Over the past year or so, they have increased prices to a laughable degree. They mark up all clothing and shoes with mid-level brand names (Eddie Bauer, WHBM, Talbots, Prana, etc.), or crappy brands that are new with tags (Basic Editions, H&M). It doesn't matter how dated or damaged the items are. Obviously they have someone in the back whose job is to look this stuff up online and then price it the same waY--seemingly unaware of the fact that online sellers: PAY for the item in the first place; pay listing fees, sales fees, transaction fees; have to cover preparation, storage, and shipping time & supplies. They also pay income tax on those sales. This is all baked into the price online. I'm not sure what logic is at work in this store's pricing strategy. If they are trying to discourage resellers, it's working--and they're losing a lot of business because of that. Regular people do not go to a thrift store expecting boutique or consignment pricing. Price these donated goods to actually sell, and keep cash flowing in! There are things that have been on the rack for months. The stock is stagnant because of the prices. I lost it today after seeing used shoes for $75 and a pilled polyester fall coat for $40. I want to love this place, but I'm done until they get more realistic about pricing.

Loved it! So many great finds. Well lit. Very clean. Not at all cluttered. Very well maintained and…read morearranged. It's booths and most are fairly priced. I found so much I wanted to take home! We will definitely be back and would make a special trip just to visit. Very friendly owner.