My husband was going to London on a Sunday afternoon to play tennis, so I decided to tag along and…read morehit up the local Goodwill while he was at the court. I had never been to the London Goodwill, and I always try to visit as many as I can. The store was very neat and clean even considering how busy it was due to the Chicken Festival happening that weekend. The home goods were well-priced (I feel some Goodwill's have gotten a little greedy with their pricing), and I found some really nice clothes. Even better was that it was 99 cent Sunday. All of this made for a pleasant, successful thrifting trip, but the thing that put it over the top was how friendly the employees were. I had direct interaction with 4 different staff members, and they were all so nice. They seemed happy to be there and even happier to make everyone's shopping experience better. I look forward to the next time I am in the London area again so I can visit this wonderful Goodwill.

These guys are great! Awesome service, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable! It doesn't get much better. If you want a chainsaw, this is the place!

Came here during summer reunion at Berea college. The shop was conveniently located at College…read moreSquare next to Boone Tavern and Papa Leno's. It is easy to find. The shop was nicely organized. It had a lot of local stuff like clothes gifts etc that you can buy as gifts. I bought pairs of handmade earrings from my wife and for my mom. They are by far their favorite earrings so far. The girl at checkout was very friendly and sweet. I would definitely recommend everyone to come check out this little store if you are in town!

I love this store! The only negative thing I have to say is that I went not long ago and i went up…read moreto look at the earrings and one of the employees was trying to fix someone's online order. She asked if I needed anything and I asked if they knew if anyone was in the fitting room because there's only one and it's just a curtain covering the opening and it was closed...the girl blew me off and said kinda rudely "you'll just have to ask if anyone is in there because I'm not sure"...It was in front of other customers and I walked away feeling pretty embarrassed. That's how bad she blew me off and it was in a way like she didn't "have time" to help me. Either way I feel like it's not the customers' responsibility to know if the fitting room is open...if an employee doesn't know if anyone is in there, that's fine! But I'd rather them ask, not me...another customer. Just seems strange to me. Maybe I'm wrong but it just threw me off. Besides that I really like this store. The other girl who checked us out was super sweet!!

This is my wife's store and she has beautiful clothing for almost any occasion along with the shoes…read moreand accessories to complete your style.

I had went to several different stores yesterday and couldn't get anyone to help me out. So I seen…read morethe sign and thought I would go in and check them out. Thank God I did!!! The manager was unbelievable! She was so friendly and polite as soon as I walked in. Even with the store full. Asked me questions and went right to work helping me with finding the perfect dress for my wife. When my wife and I went back to try it on, it fit my ladlady perfectly and again was extremely nice to my wife too!!! We found and bought the perfect dress because of this awesome manager. Thank you ma'am! You've helped make our special day even better! And she priced it right too. Thank you again Kendra!!!

Smaller than expected but still a few neat treasures to be found! Well organized and well kept…read moreantiques.

Oops I did it again!…read more I love antique clocks (and antique/ vintage items in general) even though I dont have anywhere to put them all out in my house, but yesterday, I picked up this beautiful antique mahogany clock. I believe that it may be a Junghans German shelf clock. (Possibly a "Biedermeier style"?) clock with a dark reddish mahogany case and a beveled glass door. It has a wonderful deep toned strike on the hour and half hour. I found this gem at Second & Main and it's sister store Apparitions Vintage Village which is owned by an old high school friend Robin Sowers. This store has a little bit of everything from classis records, vintage items, and locally crafted items as well! Be sure and check them out!

The Madhatters Dingle will design hats for all occasions. They also sell bags, clothes and other…read moreaccessories. The shop is hard to miss being painted a vibrant pink and green. Inside is happy, fun and filled with creativity. The staff is friendly and willing to accommodate. They have a nice area to try on clothes and to be measured for alterations. I tried on many of their beautiful sweaters and found one that I really liked. Madhatters offers a nice shopping experience.

Love this place! Such a welcoming shop. Very large selection on different styles! Go check them…read moreout. I promise you won't be disappointed