“I have been to Suite Pieces multiple times and done a few DIY projects with Jolie paint. Amanda's tutorials on YouTube have been so helpful and the store itself has so many beautiful things inside !”
“This place is a hidden gem! If you are thinking of visiting… GO! Thank me later! This is the perfect place to do a lot of diff things… looking for a unique home decor, something different than whatever target or home goods has to offer? Go to Back In Time! Looking for a special gift for a birthday or baby shower or something for your wedding or for a newlywed gift? Go to Back In Time! Looking for a local handmade gift or even furniture? Go to Back In Time! They have so many unique conversation starter pieces- you can spend so much time here just looking around at all of the vintage items. Super cool! They even have a coffee shop and bakery plus a bar onsite! So you can totally pack up your laptop and grab a bite and work there if you wanted to! They have a huge outdoor space where they also have events! This place literally has it all!Check them out and thank me later!”
“I came looking for skates. As a woman getting up there in age, I only skate recreationally a couple of times a year, and had no idea which type of skate to get. The sales person was extremely helpful and patient, advising me on sizing, styles, fit etc., and letting me try on multiple pairs before finding EXACTLY what I needed -- a used pair of women's figure skates, in great condition, and a very comfortable fit. Oh, and for a great price, too!
I highly recommend this place!”
“The most charming shop ever— dont let the size fool you, there’s enough amazing things inside to keep you looking and looking. The jewelry selection in particular is rather inspired, as are the singing clocks.
6/5 stars if that were possible. i’ll definitely be back”
“My mom was a customer here since I was a little girl and now that I have children of my own, I have been coming here for all of my children as well. I absolutely love this small business, whether it is to find name, inexpensive clothes, or to sell things that my children do not need anymore”
“I'd definitely like to shop there. The prices are very cheap. Fifteen dollars for pants twenty five thirty five dollars sneakers. ten twelve dollars shirts. But if your trying to make money off of your clothing that you wanna sell them, you're not going to make what you want, they pay you like 2 to $3 per shirt per item, really. I went there with a whole bag of barely used polo button ups that weren't dated and they were freshly dry cleaned. And I think I got twenty five dollars fur, fifteen of them that they kept”
“Solid thrift spot! Two floors. The top floor is pretty sparse — go there for home goods, a tiny selection of books, linens & kids clothes. Usually I skip that floor. The bottom floor is where it’s at — adult clothing, shoes, furniture. There are three small dressing room stalls (not super private) if you really need them. When it’s cleaned up, everything is organized by color. Sometimes it gets pretty messy, but that happens at thrift stores! Generally well taken care of and nice workers. They do play a lot of worship music but maybe that’s just a Sal. Army thing? Not sure. No restrooms FYI. LOTS of sales, though, especially on holidays!”