One More Time Etc.

Nice store. Good finds. Some items are a little pricey. But never hurts to take a look. Very small space, I could barely walk around.

I never knew this place existed and have passed by it so many times. I was out shopping around for used furniture and decided to see what this place was all about. I was surprised and excited when I walked in here. They have a ton of inventory and most of the stuff is very good quality and ready to go. Not much of it needs restoring unless you really want to. They have everything from sofas to tables to knickknacks. I ended up buying a huge coffee table for a really good price. It needs a coat of paint but I enjoy that kinda stuff. There is delivery available only on Saturdays for a fee of $ 25. They may not deliver to all areas, the girl working at the front asked for my zip code before answering me, so keep that in mind! There are definitely some hidden gems in here and I will be back to find them!

Average stuff.

My boyfriend & I stopped by for the first time, as we’re new to the neighborhood and in need of a bedroom dresser. When we first walked in 2 dressers caught my eye, and neither had price tags like all the nick nacks sitting on top of them had. After the 3^rd item I saw like this I commented to my boyfriend: «I wonder why these don’t have price tags». Not noticing the employee nearby, a tall gentleman with glasses, suddenly interjected into our convo to educate us on why various items weren’t priced. Without welcoming us first, apologizing for the confusion or giving us any eye contact (as his priority was putting up a mirror on the wall at this very moment) he just gave us the excuse that they had just received those items that very morning. He did mention we could leave a phone# to be contacted once those items were priced, but that lack of enthusiasm or common courtesy was enough for me. At that, I immediately knew I wasn’t going to spend my money at this establishment and we walked out. On our way out however another salesman was dragging a chest in place and greeted us in a very welcoming manner. Had he greeted us first I’m sure we would have had a much different impression of this store. I’m giving them 2 stars and not 1 because I did notice items there that we’re very nice, we never made it around the entire store, and the polite saleman on our way out. Will probably never go back there though.

The associates do not speak to you when you enter the store, and act snotty when you ask them a question. This is not a Saks 5^th Avenue, but the clerks seem to think they work in one. Even the One More Time Etc clerks don’t speak. I will never go back to either of these stores.

I’m a fan because they had exactly what I needed for a price I was willing to pay.
One More Time Etc. has a mix of high and low end furniture plus, some items I’d call vintage home accessories, as well as some items that I’d call junk.
Somethings are priced really well, some are higher than you’d think. Obviously, their inventory is constantly changing. So, stop by often if you have the time to be patiently waiting for the right thing.
Staff is friendly, but not really helpful until you buy something. Then, they are awesome!
It’s worth a look. You might find a gem at your right price!

We have been buying and consigning with One More Time Etc for years. We’ve almost completely rotated our decorating inventory (including a lot of furniture) with them – sold things that we had and refreshed our décor by purchasing «new» things at very reasonable prices. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful: they will even help you measure a sofa’s dimensions if you forgot to bring your own tape measure!
One More Time Etc is the BEST consignment shop by far in Columbus and the surrounding suburbs. Stock changes daily and they are very picky about what they accept for consignment. We have been miffed more than a few times because they rejected our items that we thought were perfectly acceptable. But we appreciate that they are very choosy about things that they don’t think will sell, or they feel are «dated» as one reviewer mentioned.
Opinions are relative to your experience, of course, but the reviews I’ve read here are a bit harsh. Maybe you just happened to shop when their stock was somewhat depleted? I’m sure if you gave them a second look you would find that they are worthy of your business.
The Snyders

I’ve come back a couple of times now since I’m in a different apartment than the previous review. I have yet to find anything appealing in a decent price range. I’m currently in the market for a kitchen island and a small desk; a basic IKEA-​esque desk was nearly $ 70! I think I’ll be taking this place off of my list of places to frequent.

During a long day of furniture shopping about town, the fiancé and I decided to stop in here on our way back home to briefly browse what the wonderful world of consignment could offer us. We got here 10 minutes before they were supposed to close (and to be fair to us, we hadn’t spent more than 10 minutes in ANY of the stores we were in that day: we know what we like) but the employees had apparently decided to close early and the three of them were en route to the door as we opened it. They shot us disgusted looks in unison and one said «You’ll have to try back tomorrow morning, we’re going home now.»
Um, no thanks. Save your 1982 coffee table for someone else. Less ‘tude, por favor.

Somehow, this home décor/​furniture counterpart to the thrift clothing store One More Time manages to fall short of the low mark set by its parent store.
When I stopped in, I was only casually looking for an end table. The selection was poor. What they did have was pretty out of style. In fact, most of the stock seems woefully out of date — and not in a cool retro way. If you want a gold metal and glass coffee table, this is the place for you. Anyone wanna do a line of coke?
And just as OMT buys clothing, this shop accepts furniture. I am not sure of their policy, but it doesn’t seem too stringent based on their stock.