WHAT A DUMP! Dirt floors with absolutely NOTHING of value! You could literally plow that trash…read moreunder and nothing would be lost. There's no market for what they have there, COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME. Terrible representation of this area. DO BETTER.

Fun place to stop and look for vintage stuff and good deals.. venders indoors and weather…read morepermitting outdoors

I love shopping here! The staff are very nice and helpful. The prices are nice and reasonable. They…read morepack your fragile items up carefully for you to take home.

This place is amazing! Seriously, I can't sing enough praises. We took a detour during our…read morecross-country move and stumbled upon this gem. What an incredible find! Talk about selection -- there are 2 warehouses, a barn and a house filled with goodies so you're sure to find your own treasures. We sure did! On top of an ENDLESS selection of antique furniture and goodies, they also have wonderful prices. Oh, and the staff is sooo friendly and helpful. We left with a mid-18th century dresser, a beautiful desk, 2 large ornate wall mirrors, and two sets of leather/wood theater seats (circa 1909). We definitely won by finding this place!

This place is cute and fun! There was an interesting selection of antiques and vintage, moderately…read moreto well priced. The displays are well organized and it's not overwhelming. You can definitely spend an hour or two treasure hunting, and the women at the checkout were super friendly! I left with a couple of vintage tea cups to add to my collection of mismatched tea ware and a fun brass whale for the mantle.

The owners, Cory and Amy Nagle, are so friendly and kind! The whole staff is so welcoming and…read moreaccommodating. Pets are always welcome. The inventory is always changing and being updated! You can easily spend an hour exploring the two stories of unique antiques and handmade treasures! The whole shop is air conditioned in the summer! An elevator is being installed to make the second floor accessible to everyone! Check out the Sunday farmers markets and the Sally's Has Fleas flea market events in the summer! This place deserves six stars !!!!!

Rees is really a special little place set on a corner in quaint Geneva, Ohio. When you walk in,…read moreyou'll immediately feel like you've stepped back in time 60+ years. They have done a great job at preserving the beauty of this building and restoring it to it's old pharmacy days. The soda shop counter made me feel like a little kid. The guy behind the counter prepared an excellent chocolate ice cream soda treat. I loved walking through the back and seeing the old pharmacy section which still had old bottles, books, medicine and machines. What dismays me a little bit is that this shop is more of a novelty than a convenience. I suppose I would stop in again if I needed a gift or wanted an ice cream treat, but I don't see how the shop will draw regular customers. I feel like they could do well to include more convenient store items to appeal to the community. Or maybe they do so well with the tourists that it's not necessary! Either way, would hate to see this place close after they've fought so hard so preserve the nostalgia. If you're a fan of the movie 'It's a Wonderful Life', this is the closest you're going to get to visiting Old Man Gower's drugstore.

Cute little store with a great assortment of candy. Great mix of older and newer styles. Candy…read morealong with a traditional soda fountain...it's amazing. Add in a mix of a variety store and it's a must stop on your way to GOTL. The pharmacy museum is an interesting look at what the building used to be. It's a fantastic way to pay tribute to that business.

Has everything. Store is clean and well organized. Lady taking care of us was wonderful. Great…read moreservice. We will be back

I recently visited Geneva-on-the-Lake and the highlight of our trip was Carlisle's Home in the…read moreHarbor in Ashtabula. This is a lovely shop with beautiful merchandise and a very friendly, helpful and knowledgeable owner. I found items for our bar, kitchen, bath and framed artwork for the wall. I highly recommend a visit to Carlisle's Home in the Harbor if you are anywhere nearby!

This is one of the greatest stores in ashtabula. There are so many things that are excellent about…read morethe design of the facility, how well it is maintained, the customer service and of course their products. The owners, the Carlisle family, are some of the nicest people you can meet. Toni has recommended and sold us many of our home decorations. This is one of the businesses/families that brings hope to ashtabula county. They started the build up of our current bridge street businesses.

I used to really like thrifting at the Goodwill stores, then they raised prices and replaced the…read morediscount colors with a $5 discount if you spend $30; but of the local Goodwill stores the Chadon location is one of the better ones. Located near the center of Chardon in a larger strip mall this store generally gets better quality items and there are some occasional gems. A typical Goodwill thrift the majority of the store is clothing, there is a large section with home goods, kitchenware and decor; the smaller sections include sporting goods, art and furniture. I have found some really nice pieces here including motorcycle boots, a Native American hand drum and a good sized All Clad pan; these types of finds bring me back to hopefully find more. I do see many items that are either overpriced or just junk; on my most recent trip I did see the lid from Whirley Pop pan by itself priced at $6, I have seen items which cost the same as if you were buying them new at a retail store. Due to its location the Chardon Goodwill store does get some great items, well worth a visit if you are in the area, unfortunately you have to wade through quite a bit of junk and overpriced items to find the good stuff. A bit more attention to the sorting and pricing would be appreciated and could help make this a destination rather then just a stop since there is a better thrift store nearby.

Very nice store. Convenient is that the donation drop off store is next door. Every day has a…read morediscount color tag. This day's was pink, and I found a lot of items and several to purchase. The store was busy, and the shoppers were courteous. The cashiers were kind. I'm so glad I stopped.

Volunteers of America Thrift Store in Willoughby is one of my favorite places to thrift when I am…read moreEast of Cleveland. This store is large, clean and well organized with a great staff and is always fun to shop at. Every week there are two discount colors, one is half price and the other is 75% off, which makes for some great deals. Prices overall are very reasonable and the selection is very good. The store is strongest for clothes and shoes, I have found many great and interesting suit jackets and dress shirts, including some colorful tux jackets. On my most recent visit I found a high-quality mesh motorcycle jacket for $10 and a really nice pair of Rockport shoes for $2.50 with the discount. The selection is always diverse with plenty of quality brands and items. You can usually find a decent amount of items that are the discount color even in the middle or end of the week. The store also has a nice selection of electronics, kitchenware, art, décor and bric a brac. I always seem to find some interesting items and spend quite a bit of time looking around. I have found plenty of items that I would not expect. The real jewel of the store is up front by the registers, they have glass cases with great jewelry and behind them shelves with higher end items that have been donated. If looking for some higher end items this is the place to check out. VOA Thrift is a great place to thrift, shop or just check out. The store is open early and late which allows for thrifting even if you have to work during the day. Definitely worth checking out.

Volunteers of America is a new-ish addition to Willoughby's shopping plaza occupying the former Big…read moreLots space. The store wasn't my initial destination. In fact, I was planning to go to TJ Maxx. I detoured once I saw this store. I love North Olmsted location and was hoping for a similar shopping experience. STORE: The store has a lot of open space and sufficient room to roam. The front of the store has staging - cute women's fall outfits (like orange and corduroy skirts, and fall sweaters). There is also a table setup with Thanksgiving inspo. You'll also find clearance racks at the front of the store. The remaining space has clothing, accessories, sleepwear, books, home decor, and glass stand with jewelry. The store is well organized so that you can easily dig for treasure. If you're familiar with the North Olmsted store, expect for this one to be more modern. However, it has less space and inventory. Also, significantly less deals. INVENTORY: The inventory here is a mix of quality finds and things that lived in the attic for years. Some things are like new (like clutches and purses). Other things are really wrinkly and dated. The prices at this store are outrageous. The North Olmsted location has some finds for just few bucks which I can always justify purchasing. Here I found some surprising prices like an empty bourbon bottle for $5.99, clutch for $7.99, and other strange pricing. Simply put, you can go to competitors' stores around the area and procure new merchandise for less. The inventory is final sale - no refunds or returns. I will say that the book inventory here is well organized and pretty diverse. Lots of pretty good books for adults and children. You won't find best sellers but there are some recognizable titles. MY FINDS: I was interested in a few things. I was eyeing a brown purse but could not justify $9.99 for a used find with no brand name. I purchased a few things: two books, one scarf, and a beret. The scarf was Russian style and gorgeous. One of my items had a tag sale and I got a few bucks off my purchase which was nice. SERVICE: Service is not too friendly. I interacted with a few associates at this store and none were nice. The checkout associate observed me looking at scarves for a little too long indicating that probably there is some loss prevention issue at this store. I didn't appreciate that. PARKING: There is a spacious parking lot at the front of the store. At the time of this review there was construction and obstructions. If you go on weekends, there might be challenges associated with finding parking spots. The shopping area has a cluster of popular stores. I haven't yet decided whether I'd visit this store again. Probably more negative than affirmative. I wasn't satisfied with the value, quality of merchandise, and service. I might stop in the distant future to look for books.