It used to be an actual thrift store and it was great. Now it's just a lame hipster store filled…read morewith nothing but "vintage" vinyl records, old little glass box ships, and valuless Funko Pop figures. They should have changed the name. It's very misleading now. I'm so disappointed that they changed this dramatically.

Came in here with nothing specific in mind but to just browse. The front curb appeal wasn't quite…read morethere. Inside they have some cute setups, but some areas (like the home appliances, kitchen items) could use a bit more tidying up. They do seem to have a large vinyl area which seems pretty cool, as we all know vinyl is a dying art. The store was clearly sectioned so you know where to look for specific items. It's a small store but quaint. However, being a small store, means you have less inventory. The employee there was friendly and greeted me coming in and going out. They also have a section of Band T-shirts so if you're looking for a band shirt (like Pink Floyd, Aerosmith, etc.) you might find it there. They are selling them for $25 each.

Wow! If you wanna see some crazy cool, rare stuff like artifacts, books, documents, etc, go check…read moreout B. Ashworth's at Provo Town Square. You'll probably have to make an appt. because he's not just a thrift store guy, this stuff is incredibly cool. Trust me on this one, better than a museum!

The cashier Maria didn't know how to count basic change (pennies vs. dimes) and couldn't process a…read moresimple split payment between cash and card. She acted like I was the one causing the issue, even though it was a normal transaction. Very unprofessional and frustrating experience.

I like to go through the drive through at DI to send off donations regularly. The workers at DI are…read morealways efficient and friendly. I only have to stop here for 2 mins to unload and then I'm off! It's very easy to make donations at DI.

Was in the area and decided to venture to local thrift stores - first time here…read more Maybe I came at the wrong time/season but this place didn't seem to have much selection. Prices were a bit higher than I expected. This spot definitely leans more toward the vintage/theater costume vibes!

Had so much fun at this shop. I am here from Michigan and she had some very affordable books,…read moreclothes and jewelry.

Really beautiful consignment furniture store! New ownership as of January 2020. New owner was…read morereally friendly and personable! We felt very welcomed here. As I looked around, there's so many one of a kind pieces here and all of it were in decent to excellent condition!

Very nice second hand store with all kinds of vintage things including furniture, China, paintings,…read moredecor, and so much more. Really nice things.

This thrift store has a lot of clothing - that is a pro. You have to be prepared to dig and look…read morethrough it. The home section typically can have some type of win as well. The store itself feels dirty. The shoes are now at least $10 a pair. I found many for $15-$25 for USED shoes. The prices throughout are also pretty high compared to the DI. All the dresses were around $11-$18. This is a thrift store and I wish they would stop raising the prices!

Been here a few times. The store itself isn't the problem, but when you combine the local type of…read morepeople who shop here it makes it not worthwhile: the stuff gets pulled from the shelves and dropped in the floor to never again be picked up or organized.

I absolutely love this vintage and home goods store! They have a bunch of different vendors who put…read moretogether their own booths, so there is a lot of variety in the style. There is also a wide variety of price range. You can find good deals on certain things, but there definitely are expensive items as well. These people are putting in the time and research to curate these booths, and they know what things are worth. I especially love the big gallery wall of all the art. I have found so many good items here that add so much character to my home. It gives it a real lives in vibe. The ladies working are kind. Checkout is easy and they have baskets to carry all your items in!

80 vendors waiting to have you look! You could spend hours to see it all. Well spaced and very…read moreeasy to look and shop. No junk here. Enjoy the stop.

small men's selection but still good stuff! My wife got some pants on clearance at another platos…read moreand it was the best thrift score of our lives!

Clean store good parking. A bit difficult to find on North side corner of center. Pretty much all…read moreclothes. Nice folks.

Love that this place feels like a treasure box every time you go back and also love that it still…read morefeels somewhat hidden- I've never had to deal with crowds even in college town.

I, like many people during the pandemic, have really gone on a houseplant spree. I want to be a…read morebaby and mention that I was into them long before it was cool, but admittedly, have ramped up my hobby, and am currently 100+ plants in, on the way to turning my entire house into a jungle. For the last few months, I have heard mention of Planted Earth Floral from various members of a plant group in which I participate. The "Floral" really throws you off, as I would assume they are a florist, rather than a mostly-antiques-with-a-side-of-houseplants-shop. When I heard they had some long sought String of Turtles in stock, I made the drive down to Orem. They are located right off State Street, in a beautiful Victorian brick house. The facade is cluttered with décor: signage, furniture, garden statues, and other large decorations. The interior arrangement of goods matches that, but it is in the charming way where you never quite know what you will discover. When I walked in, a gentleman was at the front desk looking at his phone. He looked at me, more than once, but without a smile or any sort of greeting. Thus, it felt awkward looking at the goodies in that immediate area (and there was a doozy of a jewelry collection). I wandered through the rest of the store noting lots of great stuff: Victorian fur coats (and plenty of other vintage clothing), candy colored depression glass, beautiful pottery, prints, and all the staples one would hope to find, but I was on a mission, and only gave it a cursory glance. Plants are housed in a little greenhouse, and it is not a particularly large area, but they have some real treasures! Many common plants, but plenty that feel more special, like the aforementioned String of Turtles, Prince of Orange and Birkin Philodendrons, several varieties of Alocasias (even trendy Black Velvet!), Calatheas, etc. Many sizes, in hanging and standard pots, macramé hangers, etc. I was very pleased, and tempted by many, but only have so much space, so forced myself to stick with the plant for which I visited. Prices are comparable to other area nurseries, and I think the same could be said for their antiques. When I paid for my purchase, the same gentleman who had been at the front when I arrived assisted me, and he was as nice as could be! He shared care tips for my baby, and told me about the little tree frog they have living in their terrarium. So don't be put off if your encounter initially feels unfriendly. So far, my SOT is living the good life in a terrarium I crafted at the store owner's recommendation, and he seems happy as can be. Planted Earth is an excellent option for a lesser-known nursery that just might surprise you with your wish list plant.