Big E's Thrift & Antiques

"Stopped here today on a whim. It was an amazing labyrinth of curiosities! Mostly good and fair prices, and a friendly staff. I spent quite some time in there and came out with some great old books, vintage jewelry and some other great finds. If you like to lose track of time and browse through troves of yesteryear, this is your place!"

"A store consisting of various little stands of antiques and vintage items. Cool place for sure, but employees stand guard at the front and there’s tacky anti-shoplifting signs everywhere. Felt a little bit unorganized and hectic - overstimulating. Prices for some of the stuff was fair, but I also found some items to be steep. Store had no AC, so it was uncomfortable to be in there for more than a few minutes. It’s various vendor stands in one store, but you pay at the front register. Employees make it pretty obvious that they don’t trust anyone- the woman ringing me up made it a point to come out from behind the register stand to ring my items up, and I can only assume she did that so she could take a sneaky look inside my handbag to make sure I wasn’t hiding anything in there. I can understand wanting to prevent shoplifting but at that point just put tamper evident seals on everything, along with sensors at the front door if you’re going to be that particular about it. On a positive note..Tons of dolls, action figures, clothing, knick knacks, purses, etc. Lots of variety. It’s worth a visit if you’re willing to put up with some of the non-appealing aspects of it."

"This place is really cool! My girlfriend wanted to go thrifting and I saw this as a store on my maps app and I didn’t know about this place at all. When we walked in it didn’t really seem like much at all in the first room, but then when we walked past that we found out this place is very big. There’s a whole ton of stuff from floor to ceiling of this place and it’s a lot to take in, but all of it was interesting in its own way. Some booths were a lot less organized than others (my big feet kept hitting things on the floor lol), but there seemed to be a lot of different booths ran by different people. Now for the things that I saw there were vintage tools, furniture, toys, collectibles, paintings, house decor, and there was a little section that was all really nice quality vintage toys and trading cards which really caught my eye. As we walked around too a woman had offered to take a larger item that I was holding to the front desk for me which very very kind. When it came time to check out the lady at the register didn’t really seem to know what she was doing unfortunately. When I asked to pay with a card she said she didn’t know how to work the register to do that. And my girlfriend found something without a tag that they couldn’t sell to her because nobody knew who it belonged to and then there were 2 books and the lady couldn’t figure out if they were different sellers. It wasn’t awful and she wasn’t rude about it, but yes it was a little bit upsetting. Overall I definitely recommend stopping by this place if you find any interest in vintage/ old things."

"Absolutely lovely! Love it here, so large and so many good prices. Items are diverse, includes clothes, trinkets, bags, shoes, jewelry, collectibles, the works. 10/10. Would spend an entire day here."

"This is a great shop for those on a mission or just the casual browser. The place is massive and had an enormous inventory of antiques, collectibles, and the unusual. Being an antiques dealer myself, I found their prices to be reasonable, particularly on the furniture compared to the garbage being sold in the stores nowadays. What also appreciated was they sell many full/complete sets on glassware and china. There is something here for every taste and wallet..."