this is my favorite place to go I love the vibe there, the owners are awesome! and the lady that…read moreworks there is so helpful. I take all my friends there when I get to take them out. love it here.

I went to City Thrift and Liquidation recently for the first time & did not find anything that I…read morewanted to buy. The store was a little warm, but there was a fan circulating at the front of the store. I noticed that the window had words "50% off clothing" so I asked the employee about it and she said that the discount applies to most colors. Like other thrift stores they have things tagged with different colors. At the time, I believe red & white tags were excluded from the sale. The clothing included things for kids, women and men and I did see a bit of seasonal swimwear and handbags and wallets. The clothing items had signs for pricing before any discounts, but I did not see any pricing for the handbags and wallets on a sign. I did not see much in the plus size women's section that I liked, so my visit was pretty short. The dressing rooms were open an I consider that a plus because some thrift stores don't open their dressing rooms. Overall, the experience was okay.

Could scroll thru the aisles for hours Found so many good…read morethings! Literally found a house of CB dress for my party...

Great prices. Good selection…read more Please with my purchases. Area is sketchy, but I'd still shop here. Staff were friendly.

I have visited this store many times and have really enjoyed each experience. However, the last…read moretime, I needed to use the restroom...actually, I've used it before and the other day, a lady (a customer), was still in the bathroom because they graciously allowed her to use it. I waited to ask because I knew she was in there or had just exited. I was told "we don't have public restrooms." I'm not public...I'm a customer. Or, I shall say I was a customer. Judgement about I'm not sure what lead them to refuse me I guess. Disheartened in Marietta... The reason this upset me the way it did is because I see the current state of our country and very often, I'm in tears over it. There is no reason to exclude people or treat others with disdain and that's exactly what this representative of SVDP did...she looked me up and down and refused to let me use their restroom. Your right to assume this is not the end of the world but along with all the other inequities I'm watching in horror, to me, it ranked right up there. I had to leave and go home and being treated by a catholic charity that I actively support, was more than disheartening. We all have to do better. Myself included. To the woman at the thrift store...treat others with kindness...the way you desire to be treated. It's actually much easier to pull off than judgement.

They had a 50 off everything in the store but practically none of the customers knew until you got…read moreto the register then, it's too late cause the lines weren't worth the extra time. Should have let people know upon entering or had better signage. Disappointing for many, and a missed opportunity for the cause. Prices are heading north every time you go. Gotta get a hold of things soon it won't be worth the trip.

I went to 10:10 Thrift for the first time recently for their last Wednesday of the month sale of…read more50% off clothes after seeing a recommendation to try them out online & mention of the sale on their social media. They have a lot with free parking near Crossroads Church not to far from the Taco Bell on Highway 5. The store was clean and organized with friendly staff and the selection included sizes Small to 2x-3x for women and clothes for baby, toddler and kids. They also sell men's clothes but I did not check this area out. I liked that each clothing item type had a set price. Clothes seemed to be priced affordably with nothing exceeding $10 except for formal wear before any discounts or special sales. I noticed children's books were sold for 75 cents. They also had a half off promotion on all swimwear. I was able to find a few summer pieces for myself, a youth dress & some swimwear new with tags for under $20. They also have a dressing room which is often rare when it comes to thrift stores. I noticed that they had some decor and furniture pieces for sale also. Overall, the prices were fair and the selection was good. I could tell that they do this with the community in mind, and I appreciate that in a time where everything is inflated including consignment shops. I would come back to donate our clothes and shop & recommend it to others who are into thrifting.

This was my second time visiting this location. The value and the prices of the items were at a…read moregood price. Special color tag discounts!!!The selection of sizes of clothes went up to 3X. The cashier was very friendly and he answered my pricing questions. His store is located Douglasville, Georgia. October, 2026

The hottest vintage/streetwear shop around. Buys-sells-trades vintage clothing and jerseys such as…read morechampion, Nike, adidas, guess, supreme and more. Highly recommended

Great selection of Rare shoes, vintage hats, and clothing! They also sell some custom GA Peach…read moreshorts that are pretty dope. I, personally, stuck to the $10-20 dollar bin lol. My only negative is that most of their items are a bit on the pricey side, but if you are into rare fashion pieces, the selection is great

I read through the reviews, good and bad, and believe there is an element of truth to each of them…read more A lot of very nice items come through the donation door and, after pricing, are placed on the floor at reasonable prices, making the Thrift House a good place to hunt for the unexpected. The experience with staff and volunteers may be hit or miss. Some of very good. Others not. Several years ago I volunteered regularly and enjoyed both my placement in the back room pricing donations and working on the floor with customers. I have witnessed both the manager being very kind to a person in need and the men working the cash register being rather unfriendly. Back then the paid staff did not appear to have been hired with a nod toward good customer service. I doubt if the hiring practices have changed based on a recent visit. While shopping, I ended up helping an older gentleman because the person at the counter was unnecessarily curt when asked a simple question like where-would-I-find-a- book? One assumes the staff member's mannerisms toward this older gentleman had nothing to do with race, as they were both older men of the same ethnic background. It just is what it is. One can't be overly sensitive when shopping at the Thrift House. I am surprised to read that a service dog was not welcomed, but the writer of that review failed to clarify if the dog was a trained service dog with documentation and whether or not the dog was wearing a vest. Even I would be surprised if the dog was turned away in those circumstances. When donating, be aware that donations coming from households with cats are discarded, per the manager, who appears to have a personal dislike of those furry creatures. (Cat hair is the dead give away, so wash anything well before donating if you have a cat.) I don't go to thrift shops often, but when I do, I start at the Thrift House. I also donate there. Normally, the staff is not overly fussy, just not welcoming, and the finds are worth any rudeness one might experience.

I loved this local thrift shop. It was very well organized and clean, all the items were in good…read morecondition. They had great prices on glassware sets, clothes and books. The books are even sorted alphabetically and by genre

Pretty neat thrift store with your basic stuff. Not as many knock-knacks as you normally see at…read moremost thrift stores and they have more appliances than others. Their art is SUPER cheap and I scored a cool painting for three bucks. When I looked up the artist once I got home, I found out we was a fairly recognized artist from Peru who sold paintings locally. Neat!

I'm very disappointed with my latest visit to SVDP. I've been making donations there and…read moreoccasionally buying things in the thrift shop for several years. Today, I found that the excellent selection of books they USED TO HAVE was gone and the books they did have were overpriced--double or more what they used to be. The same was true for clothing and home items. I won't be donating or shopping there any more.

They have tons of great items to buy even lululemon for adults. Great prices and they also accept a…read morelot of things. Definitely recommend. I like them a lot better than the chain consignments!

Cute and cozy little children's consignment store…read more They have a good selection of children's clothes that are still in good shape and organized so that it's easy to find your little one's size. They have a few furniture items, diaper bags, strollers etc. but clothes are the main focus of this store. I'm glad they are right down the street from me and I'm interested to see what the consignment experience will be here once my little one starts to outgrow clothes. According to the sales associate, they can do a cash offer or store credit for the items you bring in, and store credit is usually more than the cash, which seems pretty typical.