Who doesn’t love a good bargain? Over the years, thrifting has become a popular way to find unique items while saving money. For some people, thrifting has even become a hobby. Listed below is a mapped road trip that’ll take you to some of Alabama’s best thrift shops. Because the driving distance of this road trip is just a little over 200 miles, it can easily be taken in a day. This thrifty road trip begins in Scottsboro and ends in Alexander City. It’s an absolute must-do for anyone looking for the best bargains.

Let’s get started!

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The first stop on your road trip is Liberty Restaurant for breakfast. This restaurant is known around town for serving the most delicious breakfast.

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Following breakfast, you’ll drive right down the street to the Unclaimed Baggage Center. The Unclaimed Baggage Center resells unclaimed airline luggage, so you never know what you’ll find.

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After the Unclaimed Baggage Center, you’ll take a drive to Fort Payne and visit Big Mill Co. Artisans & Antiques. Here you’ll find a variety of antiques and vintage items.

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Once you’ve worked up an appetite, you’ll want to eat lunch at Vintage 1889. This incredible restaurant is located inside the same building as the antique mall.

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Your next stop is Lovelady Thrift Store in Centerpoint. From furniture and clothing, to books and toys, this thrift store sells a little bit of everything.

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After visiting Lovelady Thrift Store, you’ll take a short drive to What’s on 2nd? in Birmingham. This unique store sells a variety of antiques and vintage items. Some of them will even remind you of your childhood days.

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Following a short drive to Columbiana, you’ll visit Earthly Treasures Thrift Store. Like Lovelady Thrift Store in Centerpoint, this thrift store also sells a little bit of everything, including a variety of holiday decor.

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Sho’Nuff BBQ in Alexander City is the perfect spot to grab a quick dinner before driving back home. This restaurant is located about an hour from Columbiana, and it serves the best barbecue around.

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Do you enjoy thrifting? If so, please share your favorite thrift shops with us in the comments.

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For information about Alabama’s best antique stores, be sure to check out our previous article: Here’s The Perfect Weekend Itinerary If You Love Exploring Alabama’s Best Antique Stores.

 

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