Great store! Wide variety of fun items. They have a mix of everything, new and old. I got a candle…read moreon sale and a hand knit hat for a great price. A few weeks later, I went back for a picture I kept thinking about and got it!

Fun variety of things and new items added regularly in the many booths in store. Friendly staff.read more

First time visiting with family in town. E found two Oz…read morebooks that were $8 each. Both were very good condition vintage books! K found a vintage travel bag, shaped between a cube and a rectangle, for her art supplies she carries to school-- in good condition for $24. I found a piece of Franciscan pottery, the "Spice" platter for $22. I found the same on eBay for $25. Great vibe, the people there are friendly and easy to chat with. The feeling was a comfortable, hometown chill.

While this place is huge and advertised as an antique mall, it's really more of a flea market. We…read morewere disappointed in all the "junk".

What a cute little gem in a cute little town. The whole place is absolutely adorable. So many cute…read morethings for your home. The sayings you can purchase are so witty and so cute. We enjoyed shopping on our Winery Finery girls weekend. Stop by you will not be disappointed.

Adorable shop! great selection of thrifty clothes and…read morescarves. books and trinkets. changing area to try on super friendly staff!! reasonable and affordable prices.

This Salvation Army was actually pretty great just because it was a huge comprehensive store that…read morehad so much to offer. They even had a whole selection for a Valentine's Day which I thought was interesting since I don't feel like a lot of people go to a thrift store for a Valentine's day. I did love that it was next to a grocery store since that was on my agenda to visit. Staff here was friendly as well and I did enjoy what to store offered and it was all the great price but I was deeply offended and hurt seeing that a pair of jeans was being sold for $20! Sure they were nice but I don't count to a thrift store paying department store prices. Great selection of knick knacks and cool items for your house that are unexpected finds. Great variety of board games too.

This store sucks they over price everything and when you tell them about it it's always the same ol…read morelame response... Nice copy-and-paste response. Nobody's saying you don't have expenses. The point is your prices are ridiculous. Donated items shouldn't cost as much as or more than buying them new. You can cover your costs without gouging thrift shoppers.

Great place, if you need it they probably have it. I got a great coat for $32 with tax and looks…read morebrand new. They have like 3-4 floor levels of everything. Anyway, get ready to possible spend 1.5 hrs. there, they are packed full of treasures-perfect name for the place. Super customer service and friendly people. Be prepared to possible be overwhelmed the first time you walk in, I think it took me 3 trips before I did not feel like-yikes-there is so much stuff-literally. Be sure to travel up to the very top floor bc there is some older furniture like smaller desk pieces and chairs that are nice for first apts. and just little nick nac tables and chairs. Glad we have locally, tons of women and females clothes that look totally brand new.

A very neat little shop, with three floors worth of fun items to look through. They didn't quite…read morehave the selection I was looking for, but they do have a fairly wide variety of products.

I got the MOST amazing dress here last summer! I love stopping by to chat with the shop's owner,…read moreAmy. She has a sweet style herself and always answers questions about the clothes and jewelry. I have a ton of questions because there is a huge selection. On the first Saturday of each month, they participate in a special event and have free bites and drinks in the back section of the shop, so I always make sure to stop in then. They also have a small vinyl collection and I found a sweet Cannonball Adderley record there. I'm a sucker for vintage jazz records and they have a nice smattering from American and Kansas City greats. If you are in the area, it's a must do.

This was such a great place to get some unique, very well priced stuff for me and my fiance. Very…read morelaid back- you know how hard it is for a business to make the customer feel unhurried and unpressured, yet also confident in prompt and friendly assistance if and when needed? That was definitely the vibe here. And hey, awfully neat stuff. I know the couple behind the place a little and they are quite the St. Joe entrepreneurs. It's pretty well impossible to respond to knowing Amy and Brian Meyers at all without resorting to just rooting all out for them to succeed at their mission of revitalizing downtown St. Joe. But you know how there are places you WANT to like and root for and all that but... yeah, they aren't places you would take someone from out of town, right? Well, I took my fiance from New Zealand to The Lucky Tiger and was so glad I did. Not just a great little local business, but lots and lots of stuff that looked very good to both of us. So I would recommend a browse- what have you got to loose except some guilt over contributing to Wal Mart?

Prices are high for a resale store. They have a sign by the designer purses stating the do not…read moreauthenticate the purses. But they charge authenticated prices for those purses. If they are not going to authenticate them they need to lower the price. I do wish they would add a few more hours that they are open. Displays are nice and a lot of quality items, but again, their prices are high compared to many resale stores that I frequent.

This could be such a fun store......If they were ever open. Their hours are so inconvenient for the…read moreaverage person. If you can get there between 10-1 on Saturday (seriously 3 hours???) or during minimal weekday hours (when most people who need to by resale because we cant afford retail) you might find something. Their heart is in the right place but cmon if you want people to buy things it might be helpful to have more accommodating hours.

From my quick visit, I'd say a majority of what they have out to sell should probably be bundled…read moreand sold to a recycler. Most of the stuff was cheap to start with and is worn out and used up or very outdated; HOWEVER, I their pricing seemed very reasonable and I did buy a few things so if I lived in the area I guess it'd be worth a stop from time to time.

No customer service. The little old lady with the grey and purple hair stared at me from the…read moremoment I exited my vehicle, as I strolled through the store and as I walked out. Not once did she utter a greeting. They only accept cash. This did not deter me but I feel it should be noted in case one chooses to stumble into this store. It's a cross between a dollar general and Goodwill (the kind you don't care to visit). Happy shopping and good luck should you visit here.