Service, selection, prices. Value warm and friendly…read more Variety of items A good cause to donate and shop

Excellent thrift store to shop at and donate to. They don't take men's clothing or electronics I…read morebelieve but most everything else. All the money goes to an amazing organization called The Haven that helps many homes if foster children. It is very clean and organized and lots of "sale" days on toys and clothes. I donate and shop here regularly. I really like that when I donate items they are looked through and put out very soon. Sometimes I drop stuff at goodwill and they will have mounds of clothes or other thrift stores have so much "junk" on their shelves. Highly recommend this shop.

I was impressed with this thrift store. Good prices for most things. Yes, the boutique was pricey…read morebut if you look up original prices, you will realize that you're getting a pretty good deal, especially if you're into name brands. One of the women that I went with, got a Kate Spade purse for $60 that retailed for over $200 and she was so happy. I got a great cooler for $10 basically new as the wheels had little to no damage. Not too much mens clothing but a few pieces were great. Excellent book selection. Will definitely be back. Service? Well, they are all volunteers and yes can be dodgy but I never expect much as long as they are nice which they were. One was quite gossipy until I looked at her and she got quiet lol Overall, it's a good place to go.

I picked up an item priced $25 though it had 2 other price stickers for $15, so I figured it was…read moremarked down. At the register the cashier called someone up to check which price to charge. I was made to feel I had put the (2) lower price stickers on the item! They insisted the price was $25. This is supposed to be a faith-based, non-profit organization? It is too bad that staff member judged first. The other thrift stores in IHB were much more pleasant to shop at.

They had a nice selection of things. It just wasn't my day to strike gold with purchases.read more

Very friendly staff, super accommodating taking multiple trips worth of stuff off our hands. The…read morestore itself is very nice and not too crowded with junk.

I have been going to Village Thrift for many years. It was the best Thrift Stor out there. I bring…read moremy neighbor, a young mother of 2 children. Who's limited income make it hard for her to make ends meet. Lately your prices are really out of whack. EX: Your used Clark sandals are $35. You can buy them brand new in Bealls outlet for $29.99 & $34.99. I always thought your purpose was to help others. Looks like now profit is more important to you.

This place was a dream come true find. Great values, beautiful design with things not on top of one…read moreanother. I liked to see them set up designs of their furniture and accessories. Great clothes and shoes. I will definitely be going back! Derek was amazing in telling me a few things about the store and the coffee area.

Always a treasure to be found at a reasonable price. Just scored 2 beautiful crystal lamps for less…read morethan the price of one.

This is a thrift store operated by the Highland Avenue Fellowship Church to generate money for its…read moremission programs. The store is located on the Eau Gallie Arts District Main Street. Eau Gallie was once it's own town but now it is part of the northern section of Melbourne. Run by volunteers, the store is currently open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 10am - 4pm. This is a really old school thrift store. They only take cash and checks from local residents as payment. You can however keep up with them on Facebook. The thrift store is a main room with two smaller side rooms. In the large room is clothing, accessories, and some household items. They had some children's Halloween costumes. The side rooms hold crafts, party items. household goods including a lot of china, and bric-a-brac. Prices are inexpensive. A beautiful punch bowl set that would be perfect for any shower was only $15. A visit here is like a trip back in time. From the creaky floors to the vintage items they sell to their old fashioned payment policy of not accepting credit cards, this store is like something out of the past. I was completely charmed by all of it. Stop by if you find yourself in downtown Eau Gallie.

Very nice local store. Great unique finds. Wonderful kind and passionate service from the owner!read more

Here was a thrift store in the area that we hadn't been to before. We weren't looking to visit…read morethrift stores on this trip, but as we drove by and saw they were open, we couldn't resist. The store had a lot of stock. Mainly clothes. And they were trying to get rid of their inventory to make room. As it was the holiday weekend, they were offering a bogo on clothing and an extra discount on furniture. They have bric a brac, and china, and kitchen stuff along with a bit of furniture, accessories, etc. And near the check-out counter, they have some jewelry. There was a necklace that looked interesting to me, but frankly it wasn't inexpensive enough for me to buy. I really don't need a thing, but I do like to browse. Sometimes some item will "call my name" and that's that. My husband looked at the men's clothing. He occasionally finds a great buy on designer shirts, or something catches his eye that's a little off beat. I'm glad we stopped here. This is the kind of place where the inventory changes regularly so each time may be a different experience.

A LOT of stuff everywhere so you have to have a keen eye if you're looking for something specific!…read more There's staff walking around in case you need help with something. Depending what is it that you're interested, the price varies.

I almost don't want to share because I want to keep this vintage heaven to myself. However I want…read moreto support the 250 plus vintage booths inside America's Antique Mall so I will share this amazing gem with all. Take a step back in time and find yourself gazing around, before you know it... it's been 3 hours and you have a shopping cart full of vintage goodies. I really feel so nostalgic when I come here. There is so much to see and find. You really lose yourself in here, in the best way possible. This Antique mall is the home to hundreds of mini vintage shops with hand picked items by different sellers. I went during Christmas time and was delighted to find vintage Christmas everything along with different vintage items spanning from the last 60 or more years. I was able to find special gifts for everyone. Vintage Christmas ornaments, dishes, books, furniture. I was in literal heaven. The best part is the owners of all these shops are very fair with their prices. It's a very cool concept, you can pick up items from any shop all over the mall and then pay for it all at once. They divvy up the earnings for each shop in the background. If you are a vintage lover like me or just want to stroll down memory lane... I encourage you to explore America's Antique Mall.