Bob’s Bargain Basement

This was an interesting place. It had a medium size building and had an connected warehouse in the back. Prices were cheap.

Lots to choose from. Well organized and neat. I picked up an athletic top that I really like.

Prices are 50 to 75 percent off. However they were so high before, the prices are about what I would Expect to pay elsewhere.

Found a very comfortable couch and recliner in good shape for a reasonable price. The pricier antiques are in the front and the bargain items are in the back warehouse area. Probable like all stores of this type, it’s hit or miss whether you find what you are looking for, but we are pleased with our experience.

Long time buyer from this awesome place, went to visit and found a yard ornament with the original price tag listed as $12 from the retailer ross, when I attempted to purchase I was told $30. Brought this up to clerk, New management isn't that great!

My daughter and I visited the store on August 8, with the intention of furnishing her new apartment. There was a young man there that was extremely nice and helpful. The older lady with brown/black hair failed to acknowledge that we even existed - not professional at all. Due to her rudeness, we left and went to The Two Gals Resale Shop and we were in for a treat. We bonded immediately, laughed, joked and talked used furniture. I have given Bob’s three stars -one 1 for the young man, and two 2 for the beautiful items there. I would love to recommend this place to my sorority sisters, but “the lady” was so unprofessional.

Most things are VERY reasonably priced compared to your average antique store, but may be slightly overpriced to you if you're looking at it like it's a thrift store. The warehouse is essentially a thrift store, and the main building an antique store. The owners are a bit rude however, and the younger staff member I dealt with was pretty uninterested in doing her job, and that's why they lost a star. She was walking around talking loudly to a friend on her phone instead of behind the desk, so I had to hunt her down to ask her questions. Outside of that, it's got plenty of unqiue and fairly priced finds!

New management is terrible. Stopped by to look around and asked if a rug was for sale and the owner got super offended. He proceeded to gripe at me and one of his employees about how no carpets in the store were for sale. He then ranted about how he bought it from an auction and how rare it was all while following me outside the store until I got into my car, asking if I would buy it for even more than he paid. All I did was ask if it was for sale. Regardless, this place was way better when it was Aaron's Attic. All the prices have been raised and the new owner is super obnoxious.

I walked into this thrift store just to browse as I do from time to time and today I found a miraculous rare treasure something that you just cannot find anymore and I am so excited about my fine because today when I walked into this thrift store within 30 seconds of walking into this thrift store I spot a trunk full of hand crocheted afghans I picked up one or two to discover one that my great-grandmother made and I know for a fact that my great-grandmother made this a scan what makes this so amazing is that if she was alive she would be around a hundred and 17 years old or hundred 16 years old and she left this Earth 21 years ago

It's a large store. It's clean. They have a bathroom. Employees are friendly. It's handicap accessible. Lots of clothes for men, women and children. Furniture, glasses, dishes, pots and pans. Knick knacks, books, music and other stuff. Prices are good. Handicap parking and entrance.