This was my first time at 2A, and I was pleasantly surprised by the organization and the selection…read moreof items available. What stood out most was the selection of cookware, most in really good condition. The displays were thoughtfully put together and added a nice touch. Some of the prices were a bit high, but I saw that they offer discounts on specific days. They also have self checkout , which surprised me, but staff was also nearby in case assistance was needed.

I continue to be impressed with 2nd Ave. thrift superstores as I've been to a few. They are…read moreconsistent in what you will experience. 1) scent: really have I experienced that thrift store smell whenever I go into a 2nd Ave. thrift store. This one is the same. So they get four stars for that. 2) selection: the store was well stocked, and I found a few things I was looking for and a few things I wasn't but realize I needed 3) size: I called is a superstore, but compared to the store tomorrow it's about half the size. It wasn't as small as some of the Goodwills but I don't know that I would call it a superstore. 4) prices: as 2nd Ave. always does. There are two colors that were 50% off so if you can find those you'll get some great deals. Otherwise the prices were decent. It seems as though many thrift stores have raised their prices, but I wouldn't say the prices were outrageous or unreasonable. 5) location: it was relatively easy to find, and had a sufficient amount of parking. 6) service: I appreciate the self check out that they offer. And the staff was responsive and helpful when I was looking for a couple of items in the store. Overall, this is absolutely worth a stop, and I will likely be back.

Charity's Closet is a gold mine of a discovery…read more Gently used clothing in good or better condition, with many garments priced from $5 to $15 each. There actually are two stores here; one handles slightly more upscale items for around $25 each. Especially for people perhaps losing weight and in an intermediate size, the price is right! Sizes are marked but definitely try things on, as they can be mismarked. Plenty of changing rooms exist, the staff is helpful and on Saturdays, donations of clothing are accepted.

Good place to shop for 5 dollar items. My mom got a belt…read morehere and I got two lulu roe dresses in the past.

It's literally nonexistent. This is a residential street with no thrift store. Do not waste your…read moretime coming to a place that does not exist at this location.

From the owner: 2nd Ave is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing,…read moreaccessories and household goods. Our Rethink Reuse business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. We also help more than 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, which provides a source of revenue to help supports their vital community programs and services. Our brands comprise of Savers (in the U.S and Australia), Value Village (in the U.S. and Canada), Unique (in the U.S.), and Village des Valeurs (in Quebec). All in all, we operate over 300 locations and have 22,000 employees.

Wow, people denigrating this thrift store for being a little dingy. Fam! It's a thrift store. What…read moredid you expect? If you want Nordstrom, go to Nordstrom. Holy cow! What I can tell you is this -- I came here looking for decent suits and I found *many* of them. Racks and racks full of suits. I tried on around 10, I bought six of them. In that group of six, only *one* will need alterations. That's right -- five suits bought and ready to wear for right around $100. I've been to a bunch of thrift stores in the DMV. Really, look at my other reviews. Bottom line -- if you want real variety in men's suits, I haven't found any place better yet. Yes, maybe some thrifts have *nicer* suits on a per capita basis, but at this store, you'll have a lot of options and if you have a relatively common body-type like mine, you can come away with a full closet if you want it.

This is a very bleak feeling thrift store. It's barely a step up from the Goodwill bins…read more Everything on the racks is of terrible quality. Flipping through clothing racks I was met with holes, shrunken sweaters, rips, stains, bad pilling. It was all stuff that might as well be recycled, not sold. They are selling the worst of the worst. The place smells musty. Nothing is sized, either. Though they did have a "plus size" section. I wouldn't recommend for hobby thrifters.

Great selection . Lots of stuff for home.. garden and clothing. Long lines but moves.. very busy…read moreplace. Organized, safe and clean bin thrift store standards.

I was able to find a nice jewelry box, some home goods and decor, and a couple of nice leather…read morepurses from this store for decent prices. It's cash only. Staff is cordial. Clothing selection is pretty good but you will have to dig through it and be patient; it's arranged by type and color but not size. This place is on my frequent visit list.

I know these reviews probably don't mean much in terms of getting anything compensatory for the…read moreworkers but I really just wanted to shout out the supervisor Maria for her incredible compassion in customer service when I brought back a defective product that, by store policy, should not have been able to be returned at all. Thank you and God Bless You Maria. Now as far as the rest of the shopping experience: I have frequented this location maybe 10 times in the last 4-6 months. Their store is very clean and organized; I like that they keep well abreast of seasonal/holiday decor and seem to have a pretty diverse selection of items, specifically kitchenware, arts and crafts, stationery supplies, and clothes. They also have sections for tools/utilities, electronics, home goods, furniture, and books, but those selections haven't seen too much variance since I've started shopping there. Their prices, as others have stated, are not always thrift store ideal (I personally prefer 2A Thrift down the road, if we're comparing costs), but if you're willing to dig around, you'll almost always find great quality items that make most of the prices truly a steal. Plus if you can time the extra discounts, they have 30% off if you are age 50+ on Tuesdays, 35% off for Military, Police, Firefighters, Nurses, and Teachers on Wednesdays, and 30% storewide for their card holders on Thursdays. Word to the wise: their 7-day return policy ONLY applies to clothing (mens, women, and kids). ALL OTHER SALES ARE FINAL! They offer batteries and outlets to test out electronics so definitely make use of that before buying anything - take it from someone who's been burned before (thanks again x1000, Maria!)

This thrift store was very well organized and had a wide variety of items from seasonal…read moredecorations, to a selection of gently used name brand purses and shoes, to swim fins and wedding dresses. It's a big store, so I was initially overwhelmed, but once I started to walk through, I saw that the sizes and articles of clothing were well defined and organized in a clear way. The prices were reasonable, and my item ended up being 50% off today. The also offer various discounts throughout the week and on federal holidays. Customer service was also great. There were only 2 people in line, and another employee opened up a register to help me so I didn't have to wait at all.

I can't give this shop any less than five. This business is completely run by volunteers. I am told…read morethat 90% of whats earn from sales goes back into the community. Talk about charitable Christmas giving, this place gets an A+. They splits their proceeds between other charities like (the local food bank). Stop by this shop and pay it fwd. I brought a pair of Rocca shades for fifty cents just like new!, and a pair of purple earrings that someone will inherit as a Christmas gift (boy are they lucky). Love this place. Yelp at you later!, Vonnie

A great place to donate useful items and clothing. I was helped with the entire project. The people…read moreare wonderful.

Joy Thrift is a treasure trove of things to find! With ever changing inventory that keeps people…read morecoming back. With fantastic prices and paired with super friendly staff and volunteers makes this place the best thrift store in Edgewater/Annapolis area. After a few visits of shopping I found out they also take donations on they days the thrift store is open. Before you make a trip out to visit this lovely little place be sure to check their hours listed as they are only open to the public for shopping a few days out of the week.

I have been wanting to look give away some of my nice clothes that no longer fit. I found this…read moreplace from a Google search. I called and spoke to Natasha. She was very sweet and told me she would happily accept my donation and allow me to browse the inventory to get something discounted. There were lots of cute clothing items, shoes, home decor, accessories, appliances, books, etc. She told me they just opened up about a week before. I appreciated their kind customer service and patience with me. I will certainly return and continue donating for the future. Thank you!!

From the owner: We are a thrift store and consignment shop with unbeatable prices! We have new, gently used,…read morevintage, antique, and collectible items. All of our items are in good to excellent working condition.

Staff is always friendly and the store is always clean. They make a noticeable effort and it is…read moreappreciated. (Some thrifts are a hot mess but not this one!) Easy drop off area, plenty of parking, organized items. I only wish they had more art and books!

The prices is not as low as they used to be, but they are still items that you can find that are…read moreexcellent and the service is great. The people are friendly and you can find a lot of good things have take time and look.