Two Times New

"Two times new is an amazing store me and my husband spent over an hour memorized by all the cool stuff she has. And it's disappointing that stores like this have to relocate bc they want to build apartments. We need more stores like two times new!!"

"Great Customer Service, the Staff are very kind and Knowledgeable with most of Products the Small Businesses are selling, So much to choose from in there from toys, antiques , furniture andelectronics will definitely be back"

"4.5 stars. This is mine and my mom’s favorite thrift store/antique store in the area since moving here almost 2 yrs ago.We have found some great items at good prices but it does take a little digging. I already have a couple vendors that I always look for there. I do wish some of the other vendors were more organized and not as “junky” cause I feel like if I even touch something the whole pile will come tumbling down so I rather not risk it. As others have stated some are also overpriced but overall I feel like I have found really great items for good prices. Will definitely keep going back."

"This was my first time stopping in after driving by for a number of years. I really appreciated the variety of booths from highly curated antique sellers to thrift sellers offering kids’ items and bath needs. It’s like a thrifting and antiquing trip all in one! I was wary of other reviewers’ warning of overpricing (sometimes people go into an antique store expecting goodwill prices), but unfortunately there was a pretty high proportion of booths with unreasonably inflated prices for modern secondhand items. The antique-ier booths all seemed to have pretty fair pricing, not surprising as antiques and true vintage items have well known values that shoppers can easily research themselves to avoid scams! Some of my favorite booths were one with an amazing array of vintage Pyrex and other colorful mid century kitchen items and one hiding in the back with a fun (and pretty fairly priced) display of antique “Vaseline” or uranium glass! I didn’t buy a ton of things on this visit, but I was quite disappointed when I got home and opened up one of my few purchases - a vintage fabric remnant from a booth selling quilting supplies - and found that the seller had very sneakily tucked away a bunch of cuts taken from the piece to make it look bigger! Listen, the booth was half off that day so I spent all of $1.50 on this little piece, and of course I expect a cut end here or there on secondhand textiles! But it’s just dishonest and sneaky to hide what you’re actually selling, especially when you tape up the bag so shoppers can’t look at the actual piece of material they’re buying."

"So many booths are set up in the shopping strip! From beautiful items for your house to Antiques. You can find it all here! Staff was also very friendly . I'll definitely be going back!"