Small selection but the prices are fantastic and the service is extra friendly!! Enjoyed the buy…read moreone get one free special and dollar rack outside.

This is a small thrift store but they have allot in the store. Cute stuff and the staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. They let you shop and dont stock you while you look at there inventory. The prices are affordable and the worker's are professional and kind. They are in the same plaza as Alpha and Omega and that's a thrift store as well. I would not go in that place they follow you around and they think everyone steals. This place is the opposite

As and avid active Red Cross Volunteer in NE Florida, I've had the privliage of being able to do…read moresome Volunteer work out of the Red Cross in St. Augustine. However it's a little on the small side with just one office it shares the same space as the United Way. I've done a few Flagler College Fair's for this particular Red Cross location and it also provides an awesome ability to be a great place to volunteer for Flager College students as well. So if you ever find yourself bored with nothing to do get out and VOLUNTEER for your local Red Cross! It's alot of fun.

They tried to fix some luggage that I had and a purse that had Puppies chewed on it. They were very…read morefair and tried to do it, but unfortunately, the damage was too far gone, but they were very kind and at least looked at it and helped me decide how to move forward.

Michelle who runs and owns this amazing establishment for these dogs that have been surrendered,…read moretaking from the home due to hoarding, found on the road, etc... this woman has the most amazing heart! She opens her home up to all types of dogs who go unloved until they meet her! She has this magnetic personality that dogs and people gravitate to. With this cause that she is so passionate about; I don't think people understand the time and effort she puts in to run it. She drops everything when getting a phone call or text to go rescue another dog! She is a role model to us all! Keep up the good work!

Huge Selection, Very Large Store, Unusual Finds, Very Organized, Impressive Customer Service, I…read morewill be back.

I've been to this location (not sure if there are others) a handful of times. This store seems to…read morehave an overwhelming amount of donors & donations. This store seems very cluttered (some may say well-stocked, lol.) So much so, that it is difficult to get a cart through the aisles. My first visit, I brought a cart in from outside that seemingly had been left out in the parking lot by another patron. I thought I was doing something good. Contrary to my belief, an employee came over to me aggressively telling me that I couldn't use that cart inside the store. She demanded that I take my infant granddaughter out of the seat so that she could take that cart to their back room. This was NOT a good first impression for me! It took me several months to revisit! At the time of my last visit, it was most certainly not ADA compliant. It was still very crowded /cluttered throughout most sections of the store.

I had positive experience here. I got a matching saucer & teacup with beautiful autumn leaves made…read morein Japan for $2 . My friend bought some cool books. I got a measuring spoon set for a $1. They usually retail for over $20 in boutiques. Some items were expensive in the boutique area but I was not interested in any of those items. I love how they have an area of canned food and supplies for people in need. A nice thrift shop to check out in St. Augustine.

After digging through this mess of a store, actually found a doll I wanted to buy in a crib full of…read more200+ unpriced stuffed animals, etc. Volunteer at register told me the doll is $5 and would not do any better. She claimed a volunteer at the store looks up the prices of everything that comes in and this doll was made in Germany and is probably worth at least $20. (Which is why it was tossed in a bottomless pile of other stuffed animals, and not not behind the counter and priced at $20???) When I tried to take the doll back to the bin and look for another...she refused to let me take it!!! (FYI the last doll I bought here cost 25 cents.) She put it behind the counter and said she would put the proper price on it and put it back out on the floor later. Decided to go back for the doll that afternoon, but doll was nowhere to be found, staff looked behind counter, etc. After explaining to the afternoon crew what happened and who was working, they replied "Oh, that's the doll lady, she's into dolls. She took it home." Long story short, I tried to purchase an item the employee at the register decided she wanted for herself. Therefore, she intentionally overpriced it, lied to my face, and kept it for herself. Such behavior is unacceptable on so many levels as far as fairness, customer service, and the fact that this is a charity organization, raising funds with the sale of donated items. As a long time thrift store shopper, and I guarantee other thrift store regulars will agree, what this sales person did was sneaky, unfair, and unethical. Needless to say I will never set foot in this shop again, and encourage others to STAY AWAY!!!

This was such an unexpected highlight of our trip. The story behind this place really resonates…read morewith me, women supporting women. The self guided tour is great, very easy to navigate and quick and interesting facts. I didn't find myself getting bored at all quite the opposite I was entranced by Anna Burts story. All the women that work there were very kind and helpful. Truly a hidden gem. If I was in a place financially that I could donate I would've but, I hope this expresses how special of a place this is!

We visited the Peña-Peck House in St. Augustine and really enjoyed the experience overall. It's a…read morebeautifully preserved historic home dating back to the late 1700s, and it offers a nice glimpse into Spanish colonial and early American life in the area. The house itself has a lot of charm, with period furnishings and rooms that help you imagine what life was like in early St. Augustine. The guided tour was informative and gave a good mix of history, architecture, and stories about the families who lived there. The garden area is also a peaceful highlight and adds to the overall atmosphere of the property. It's centrally located downtown, making it an easy stop while exploring other nearby attractions.

This is a pretty nice Goodwill store located right on US1- easy to access and plenty of parking…read more They have a nice drive-thru drop off area which makes donations easy. Friendly staff and a clean and well-organized store make it easy to browse and find items. This store is mostly clothing items, mainly women and children. Each area is very well organized by type of clothing, size and color. They also have a decent size housewares selection. Not a whole lot in terms of books, movies, and furniture, but if you time it right I'm sure you can find something that tickles your fancy. Overall I enjoy stopping in to this store from time to time, I usually don't find a lot to purchase but it's fun to browse and check out the selection.

As a homeless veteran who recently found housing, I came to this Goodwill hoping to find a few…read moreaffordable items to help set up my place. I had read a lot of negative reviews beforehand but decided to give it a chance anyway. Unfortunately, my experience lived up to those reviews. I encountered multiple rude employees. When I asked a male employee for help, he dismissed me by saying, "I'm busy." At the register, an older white female employee who identified herself as a manager was extremely unprofessional. When I asked for her name, she refused to give it and walked away mid-conversation. She told me that lowering the price would be "taking money away from those who need it," while laughing and chuckling as if this were not a professional work environment. I tried to explain that Goodwill is a nonprofit and that the items are donated to help people in need, but she seemed unwilling or unable to understand that perspective. She refused to adjust the price on donated, used items that were already overpriced. Overall, this was a very disappointing experience, especially for someone who genuinely needed affordable household items. I won't be returning, and I hope management takes customer service and professionalism more seriously--especially when serving vulnerable members of the community.

Small church with diverse congregation. Welcoming atmosphere and good biblical teachings every week.read more

When I first came to this area I dropped into this church to check it out, it wasn't very welcoming…read moreand they made you feel awkward because you were new and they didn't know you. People weren't very friendly or inviting I never went back nor would I return. They acted like because we were new to the area we were planted spys totally odd. Cold as ice.

The bartender was very hospitable and professional. The bar and eating area were clean. There is…read morePlenty of parking. Elks is a membersip only group.

I am utilizing the Elks Lodge for parking during the Foreigner concert tonight. Parking is $20 per…read morecar load. They have a large open lot with ample staff to assist with coordinating the masses. There is a walking path that leads you from the lot directly to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. I believe it's about a half mile walk. The lodge is open to the public, so you can chill and grab a beer before your event. There are several Porto-lets in the lot if you prefer to go that route. staff are friendly and efficient and I appreciate parking here versus fighting the crowds in Satellite Parking. If you do decide to park here, know that parking is limited so be sure to arrive 1.50 hours before a large event like this one. I arrived two hours early and about 20 minutes later there was a line of cars North and South the Elks entrance on A1A.