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“Just found this place as I was trying to find whole bean coffee. Happy accident! I go to the goodwill around the corner when I come to town. Now I’m gonna hit this place too. They have a coffee shop hooked to it so you can have coffee as you look around. Prices are cheap! Better than goodwill.”
10AM - 4PM
2346 Washington Ave, Evansville
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“This place was great. Full of lots of unique things and actual old antiques. My 15 year old son actually loved it here too. We both had a great time looking at all the neat stuff! As a Barber, I appreciated the vintage barber items they had. The men who worked there were very nice. They even had a big jar of mints and butterscotch discs at the register for the customers. Nice touch. The only disappointment was that I had read other reviews saying they sell live houseplants. Didn't see one. Maybe it's because it's only early March... They did have a big selection of dried flowers. We will definitely visit again next time we are in Evansville.”
9AM - 4:50PM
301 N Congress Ave, Evansville
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“Amazing selection! Found alot of great items for affordable prices. They even have a set up where all items are gone through for stains holes etc and are kept off the floor. Definitely my new favorite thrift store!”
“Manager Jennifer G was such an amazing help around the store and answering my questions! Thank you so much for going above and beyond to help me find a few things around the store! So helpful and sweet!”
“The Goodskills Academy that is taught by Digital Dave is a great way for everyone in the city to learn about how to navigate your computer software efficiently, and it's free. Signing up is easy to do too.”
“The prices are getting a little bit too much for what they're selling they have nothing in it they need to make a little they don't need to be cleaning out the clock”
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“Generally friendly staff. We all need to realize they may employ staff who may be special needs and we should expect some social skill that are not quite matured.”