Found a cartop carrier on marketplace. Response on marketplace was great Service in store was…read moregreat. Price paid for item was good too! People are giving good reviews with only 3 stars. I dont get it. This place is a little gem.

I'd seen an ad online about this "new" discount store. It was supposed to have all new clothes and…read moreshoes plus Amazon returns. This used to be a thrift store with a mass of goods all jumbled together. This store is organized. There are drugstore goods, beauty supplies, and the like that are 2 for $3.99. Shoes and slippers for $8.99. Jewelry, eyeglasses, all sorts of clothing, bathing suits, linens, a few pieces of furniture, and a lot of returned Amazon boxes of varying contents and prices. You'll need a bit of time to browse all the sections, I found a couple things to get in the drugstore/beauty items. And my husband found some furry lined slippers perfect for this cold weather and our tile floors. They have only recently opened. This is the kind of place you'd need to come back to periodically as stock will change. They should do well in this area.

Profits from this thrift store fund Restoration Bridge International, a not for profit charity that…read moredistributes food to needy people in Palm Beach County. Since they formed in 2005, they have distributed 70 million pounds of food. RBI Thrift is located in the old Sears in Boynton Beach Mall. You enter from the outside, not from inside the mall. I discovered RBI while visiting Dillard's Clearance Center, also in the mall. One thing to note, there is no air conditioning. To their credit, the people who work here are somehow able to maintain a cheerful disposition despite the miserable heat. The store inventory is a mixture of new items donated by their corporate partners and used thrift items donated by the general public. I saw furniture, hone decor, plant and garden supplies, pet supplies, toys, kids clothing, art, shoes, sunglasses, accessories, bags, and beauty and drugstore supplies. Prices range from $1 to the several hundred dollars. I found a cute little rabbit dish from Pier One for only $2. I also purchased a brand new in the box microcurrent facial toning device and a microdermabrasion kit. Both were marked $10 but I only paid $5 each at checkout. They are both going for $50 all over the internet. I am excited to try them both out. If you enjoy bargain hunting I recommend checking out RBI where the proceeds go to a really great cause.

This is a brand new thrift store located at the Boynton Beach Mall in the old Sears building. It…read morewas only officially open for their second day when we stopped by. RBI stands for Restoration Bridge International. The nonprofit is well known in Palm Beach County for its work helping with food distribution and food drives to help feed the hungry. It also provides other services as well. So we knew whatever we bought here (or donated in the future) would be going to a good cause. They have lots of different items spread throughout the store. They are still putting out merchandise. Offerings range from clothing to toys, accessories, candles, health and beauty products, gardening supplies, shoes, bric a brac, linens, and furniture. The staff was very welcoming and friendly. A youngster was helping out as a "greeter" (too cute!). Just a note, although they accept credit cards, there is a fee for using them. Bring cash. As they're putting out new stuff every day, I'm sure we will be returning. We wish them success.

This small but cute and functional boutique has some great finds…read more Both new and vintage items with something for everyone. We stopped in and browsed for a while until something called my name and said, "buy me." So I did!

We stopped by today on a rainy afternoon. They had a bubble machine outside the front door that…read moredrew our attention. As the owner explained, the store is a mix of old (thrift) and new (gift) items plus she has several artists that make items specifically for the store or that she features. Usually there is a plaque/sign up by each artist's works. We browsed through and saw there's a little bit of everything -- clothing, household goods, art, cook books, jewelry, soaps, accessories, and antiques/collectibles, too. The store is small, so the half dozen folks who were there when we were took up a lot of space between the aisles. We didn't find anything here to buy today, but we enjoyed seeing what she has to offer.

Outside The Box of my current financial tax bracket (sadly)…read more Absolutely gorgeous store and products seem well made. Staff were friendly. I'll definitely come back... at another point in my life haha

Love these stores!!beautiful coastal furniture and accessories!!!…read more The sales team are super friendly and helpful without pressuring to make a sale!

Eh, I wasn't too impressed since I had higher expectations before walking in. I happened to notice…read moreit while I was in the plaza that it resides in a couple weeks prior and figured I go in to see what it's about. It's geared towards the younger at heart crowd. There is a variety of clothing for everyone of all ages. Also, there is household stuff to buy as well as toys to pick from. I didn't see of the staff members going around in the store while I was there. All of them were up at the registers on the way out. The prices are affordable on the items I saw and I was able to get some things for a birthday gift.

Ideal for the younger customer or at least the young at heart. Every so often I pop in with my 11…read moreyear old niece. I just give her a $20 budget and she normally will spend at least an hour going through everything. She always comes out with at least a couple shirts, sunglasses, and some toy. Very young or at least young at heart (immature) selection of apparel. You have a '90s and early 2000's party. You need to need to find some lost gems. Brands like Baby Phat, Apple Bottoms, FUBU, Rocawear & Coogi and in constant rotation. Jeans, t-shirts, jewelry, shoes, and even cologne/perfume. And when you need a real Halloween costume, some standard characters are always on sale super cheap. The stores selling point - it's cheap. Customer service and patrons that come here do not make for the most enjoyable shopping experience. CitiTrends is Fashion Fo Less! No need to take out your rollers or your hair bonnet in public.

Publix is the main shop at this shopping center - their name is on the top of the signage and five…read moretimes bigger than any other tenant here. You'll find professional and medical offices, nail spa, dry cleaners, insurance, a liquor store, Subway, froyo, Chinese, hair salon, and hibachi/sushi place. It's a busy parking lot and with the landscaping, it can be hard to find stuff. There are a few signs pointing the way. [Review 997 of 2024 - 1873 in Florida - 22025 overall]

Large shopping center anchored by a Publix. They have loads of restaurants including Dune Deck…read moreMimosa Café, China garden, Subway, Sawa Hibachi-Sushi and lots of other stores.

I spent most of my life next to the ocean, from being born and raised in Hong Kong to serving 8…read moreyears in the Royal Navy, followed by living in the Canary Islands for a year and finally came to South Florida in 1988, but I have never seen so many different seashells as I have at Sea Shore gifts, the owners were terrific and even gave me a wonderful idea by attaching a air plant with fishing line to a sea urchin skeleton. If you are visiting this is a must stop and shop, you will not be disappointed. Oh, did i mention the value and prices are so reasonable

Best value for the perfect beach souvenir idea tons of choices, colors and inexpensive cuteness.read more

I love this store so much. I get all my posters and birthday gifts from here. It is a little…read morecrowded which can be overwhelming but the owner is very helpful if u tell her what ur looking for. It's cash only but everything is affordable compared to other stores in the mall. The only downside is its only open Fri-Sun

Amazing find in the Boynton Beach Mall. Ten stars for the exquisite service from the fantastic and…read moreknowledgeable owner. The last time I visited this locale, it was a pet store. Much of the original infrastructure is maintained, aside from fish tanks and petting corrals. However, the live merchandise has been replace with what I'd describe as the inventory of every smoke shop I ever visited in high school rolled into one, in search of hippie band posters and T-shirts. Please bring back the sugar gliders. Or don't, I'm just oddly sentimental.