Finders Keepers

Maybe I just went on a bad day, but this place seemed no better than a shop full all the cruddy garage sale stuff that nobody wanted.
Dusty, broken items. Things people literally would put on their tree lawn for free.
Now, I feel like I’m being a little harsh. I will note that I saw a few ladies with boats that – well, aren’t my style. But they were in nice condition and seemed like a steal for what they were looking for. I also didn’t scope the clothing at all. I was on a strict home shopping mission. So, maybe that’s what I’m missing about this place.
I didn’t look much at the prices, since I didn’t see one thing I wanted. Even my championship thrifter boyfriend was a little «meh» about the whole thing.
Maybe I owe this place another shot, but I’m in no hurry to come back.

They didn’t have much variety [or quality] for men’s clothes especially for pants [besides a bounty of ugly ties], I’ve seen better at the Unique Thrifts. The prices weren’t that great [relative to other Cleveland stores], t-​shirts were $ 3 or so.
There were 3 cartons of vinyl, only expected stuff at thrift stores [classical, polkas, old country, showtunes, Macini, and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass…]. Also had a few CDs and DVDs, didn’t see any larger electronics.
There was a larger selection for little kids and women’s clothes, so might be worth to visit if you’re into that. Otherwise, I don’t think I’ll stop by anytime soon unless I’m already passing by it.