In Review Shop

I have found numerous items at this location. My best purchases were books and clothing.

This is a little hole in the wall thrift store in Beechwold. The hours are odd, to be sure. Everything is priced amazingly cheap. I’ve found some really weird and cool things here, knitting needle sets for 50 cents, dishes and coffee mugs for practically nothing. I usually judge a thrift store by their selection of books, and while their selection here is rather small, there is usually some really good reads in the shelves here, and since the store IS so small, there are often boxes of books underneath the clothing racks, hiding from view. I’ve learned to look. I don’t think this shop is well known out of the range of little blue-​haired ladies, so you don’t have to worry about it being crowded.
Parking is in a broken down lot behind the store. They accept cash only, as well. Also, if you’re looking for furniture items, you probably aren’t going to have luck with that here (unless you want small furniture items). I give this shop an extra star for the low prices-​you can’t really argue with paying for your purchases in a thrift store with loose change.

I am left with an incredible urge to wash my hands after leaving this place. Luckily for both them and me, the prices make up for the creepy.
Seriously, listen to Randy about the Mysterious Hidden Parking. I wish I had known that the first time I went there.

In Review is a decent enough little thrift shop in Clintonville. Sure, it’s a tad junkier than the average thrift store, but that only adds to the character of the place. Plus, the prices are deep-​discount to match.
Look for the hidden parking behind the store. It’s easy to miss.