This & That Shop

I visited this small thrift store , a few times but never had I experience what happen to be the other day. I walk in the store as it opened a 10:00 am and a elderly man and women was sitting behind the store counter. They spoke to me as I walked in and I spoke a good morning to them also. As I started to look through the women shirts, which were on your left of the store, I notified the elderly women going through the clothes rack near me. As I continue to look through the clothes she moved closer to me, circling the rack. Then as I moved on the other side of the store the elderly man was right there. Now the store Has cameras from the front door to the back, with a large monitor at the front of the store. In this day and time, as an African American women I have had it with the profiling. I am not a thief and do not like being followed around stores. This store is not quaint, it has staff that are ancient in their views and briefs. I recommend either they change or no BLACKS SHOULD NEVER SPEND AN MONEY THERE.

Quaint store with lovely volunteers!
Great brands and decent prices! Lots of original pieces you won’t find anywhere else!
Cash only but it’s tax free and all proceeds go towards a laundry list of LOCAL charities here in Miami! There’s an ATM nearby if you need as well.
My friends and I went here after brunch at GreenStreet and found beautiful one-​of-​kind dresses we took home with us! Also they have a red tag section with steals!
One of my new favorite stores to check out, especially when on a medical student’s budget. :)

If you’re a book lover, check out the back corner of the store for a never-​ending supply of novels, fiction, biographies, even kids’ books (not as many, but usually some goodies). Most are in the $ 1-​$ 2 range.
Love this place! Thanks, Plymouth Congregational Church for sponsoring it! A nice change of pace in the Grove!

I stopped in here after lunch at Lokal on the corner. I had never heard or seen this little shop before & thought of heading to the Sale Rack when I spotted the sign. I am really glad I popped in. The tiny store is filled with really good stuff — a «Featured» rack had two really great suits from Ann Taylor & Armani — both for under $ 50. The clothes are organized by type and colors.
The only downside is that it is CASH-​ONLY. In this day and age of the smartphone, the square & PayPal, I think they should start accepting credit cards.

When you are on an up-​cycle mission then This & That is your local go-​to. Clothes are fab here! I have found so many different styles and fun things to wear.
Need random things for your kitchen and don’t want to spend an arm & leg for them well swing by here and they might have the item you are looking for.
The ladies are super cute who work in the shop.
I only wish it was open at different hours to so I could go more often.

I found the This and That Shop by Google-​mapping thrift stores in my area (yes, I had a mission). Despite its one lonely review, I decided to check it out and was pretty darn pleased.
This and That is on Commodore Plaza nearish to Greenstreet and Lulu’s Café, or Bombay Darbar if you’re familiar with it. After parking in a nearby Pay-​to-​Park lot, we walked over and entered the little gem that’s gone unnoticed to us many times.
There is tons of women’s clothing, but I found the little rack of half-​price merch on the right rear to be most rewarding (i.e., nice, current styles in my size). I scooped up an Ann Taylor Loft skirt and two button-​downs. My husband got an Abercrombie and Fitch button-​down and a book he has been pining over for awhile. Our grand total was $ 20, and we were happy with that.
Everything in the store is nice and clean! In addition to clothes, there were some pretty glass dishes (looked like a complete set) and some cute Halloween décor. The people who work in the store are very friendly and came by to check on me in the dressing room. I would definitely plan on checking This and That out again the next time I want to shop but don’t want to spend much!

I dropped into this little shop last Saturday morning, and I was very excited to find some pyrex glassware that belongs in the same set as some my grandma used to have. So fun! I think everyone’s grandma had pyrex with the vegetable print on it (see photo). But all in all, this little thrift shop is clean and organized, and I got my dishes for $ 1.50 and $ 2, and they probably have another good 20 years left in them.
Pop in after brunch at George’s and see what you can find.