Found a few squishmallows here. The jumbo one I had to wash when I got home. But all is well. Also…read morefound a couple of reading material style books with my friend when I was here in August. It was overall an ok shop. Nothing out of the ordinary when I shop at this location- maybe - couple years ago I found some Victoria's Secret leggings for a good deal ! But I really have to search for at least an hour to find any decent clothing at this location ..

This place is huge and the selections are amazing! From books to clothes to shoes they got it all…read more Wow

This was my first time going to Highland Throwbacks and I was surprised to see how big it was. They…read morehad a lot of different thrifted clothes. It is more geared towards men clothing, but I would probably get a comfy sweatshirt, jacket, or t-shirt from there. A lot of it is also color coded which is nice if you are looking for a specific sports team or color. Also, I was pleased to find that they have a bunch of vintage knick knacks as well. I found a cart with a bunch of shot glasses and they have a back room with some cool furniture, posters, records, magazine, etc. The service was great too. We were greeted at the door and the man helping us was very friendly and personable. I would 100% recommend Highland Throwbacks if you are into thrifting or want to start shopping second-hand.

Right across the street from good cafe's and good food. It is filled with anything you might like…read more Hats, shoes, jackets, vintage, toys, etc. it is like all timelines coexist. We didn't end up buying an article of clothing, but he offered to sell a tote bag for $1. He knows what people want and has great service to what he does. Highly recommend the youth or any enthusiasts for thrift or style to stop in.

This store is huge. It may have been a former farmers market, it's located inside what looks like a…read morebarn, complete with silo. The store was packed with customers and I even saw one woman walk out with a full cart of clothing. Stop in and discover something you didn't know you needed.

Medina Goodwill Review…read more Medina Goodwill is always a delight to visit! The store is consistently full of merchandise, well-lit, and easy to navigate. Parking is convenient up the hill, and once you get the hang of the traffic flow, getting in and out is simple. As an art junk journaler who creates handmade books and Bible devotionals, this has become one of my favorite places for inspiration. I always find unique art supplies, craft materials, and new ideas. Their book section is huge--I rarely leave without a handful of great finds for just a few dollars. One day, I even stopped in when all the children's books were free! I also keep an eye out for storage containers and baskets, and I can almost always find one or two perfect pieces. They offer a small rewards system linked to your phone number, which is a nice bonus. What truly adds to the experience is the staff. The employees--many of them young--are always friendly, patient, and consistently kind in every interaction. They're quick to offer assistance and make the shopping experience even better. My favorite part of the store is the craft area--everything is color-coded, making it incredibly easy to browse. They also set up seasonal holiday sections, which I love. Beyond that, the store carries clothing for all ages, tools, wall art, and an ever-changing variety of furnishings and home goods. Always organized, always stocked, and always a winner in my book!

Very tiny shop, but they do have a lot. They donate proceeds…read morego to the animal rescue.

Your local little thrift store but with the added perk that proceeds go to our furry friends!…read moreSituated in the heart of Parma Heights, super easy to find, get to with abundant parking. From my understanding it's family owned and run which I think adds to how much care they put into their items. My mom has a hard time walking and even in this little place they have small carts which is helpful with her to hold onto and to hold all the stuff you're gonna buy. Beyond reasonably priced and a wide array of items to choose from. Household, men's, womens & children's clothing. Be sure to go in the back to their sale racks, so cheap and chic!

Always going in for 1 thing and leaving with a cart full of stuff I have no idea what I'm going to…read moredo with...it's the never ending saga of Marshall's. Thus location isn't my preferred, I live the store at Steelyard beat, but Westgate is closer to home. The cashiers are welcoming and friendly, always making sure you found what you needed. The store is well kept, with a constant flow of new stock, especially if you are looking for kitchen wares. Unfortunately I will keep coming bs k, buying things I just don't need.

The manager at this location tonight was Renee. She was so kind and so helpful. My toddler is…read morealways a little rowdy and she was patient with us and very personable. I had such a pleasant experience

This Way Out is located beneath the Beachland Ballroom. It is situated in tight quarters, but has a…read morecurated collection of vintage items to choose from. We always stop in when we are in the area. This Way Out is a nice addition to the Waterloo area. The prices seem reasonable for a curated collection. I generally have to drag my partner and my son out because they love looking at the albums. The staff seem friendly and helpful. If you are in the area it is worth a peek!

This has been my go to vintage shop since I was old enough to discover anything cool. In the…read morebasement of the Beachland Ballroom, it always gives some entertainment during the icky opening bands. There is lots of vinyl to sift through, and the selection is ever changing. This Way Out fuels my obsession of vintage men's button ups and fun hats (where else can you find a gold baseball cap). The guy behind the counter has always been there as long as I've been going, with his super friendly hipster powers and good taste in music.

Great selection - Jeans, sweatshirts, sweaters, tops, vintage Ts, shoes, coats, and a select few…read moredresses, chill customer service. Has goodies from the 50's or older to the 90's. Sparse selection, expensive, not incredibly unique for the price, but decent looking. If you're in the area and want to stop for something to do while waiting for a table across the way, or want a $50 vintage T it's here for you!

I'm here in Oberlin for a a conference right at the college. I have had this place saved in my map…read moreand have tried to go every single day but just been too busy. I saw the picture of the cowboy boots on her Google page and knew I needed to check it out! Well I made time for it on my last day here and it was worth it. Immediately walked in and found the cutest vintage romper that fit like a glove among other things. The owner was there and was super friendly, helpful and welcoming.

The window is a bit crowded but the stuff inside is super cool and impossible to show in a window…read more It's like a cultivated goodwill, full of cool little things. Seamstress here is great, she saved my couch (see picture) and made me a custom neck strap cover! The couch needed custom covers for the seat part. She's super creative and will work with any task you throw out there. She's very reasonably priced and the work is excellent. So glad to have found this place.