I was so excited to read about this new store... an odd lot;job lot;big lot;place with bargains. In…read morereality, it was very disappointing. The concept is that you grab a bag and sift through cardboard boxes of stuff and fill up your bag. Depending on the day you come, the prices change. Monday's price is $3; on Tuesdays it's $2 for each item in the box, etc... down to a 25 cents "blowout" on Thursday morning... until they restock and start the week again. I don't know if the people who came over the weekend and paid $6 an item got all the bargains, but we didn't see even one thing that we considered buying. It was just big cardboard boxes lined up and very awkward to reach into that had piles of the same junk in it -- items you'd find left over from a sale in a flea market. Around the perimeter were drug store and grocery items marked at supposedly 50 percent off the retail price. Again nothing that was of any interest to us. And that's saying a lot when I can't find at least one thing to spend my money on. I'm glad I came -- so I won't feel like I've missed out on anything. Now I know.

Not my cup of tea .... Just not what was expected and has changed since first opening a couple…read moreyears back. Felt like a garage sale indoors. Bins are gone and design changed. Store feels cluttered and slightly dark. We walked in to find only one other visitor on Saturday afternoon. We heard staff making up prices in back area for incoming items. It felt like rock, paper, scissors. Hmmm .... They proudly offer they are a Target Store liquidator now. Interesting as at least 1/2 the store did not look like regular Target merchandise. The pricing now is full retail and then a discount of 35% off. Todays special was slightly higher. They also warned that credit card would add a 3% charge. (Being in financials, they should check processor contract as Visa/MC do not commonly allow this) It was not what we wanted and left. Not knocking their decision to go this route, but doubt we would return. The original business design seemed to offer more possibilities and just needed some better execution. We do wish them luck ....

If you're looking for discounted clothing, home decor/ furniture, food, bedding and toiletries this…read moreis the place.

A novel discount store. Stuff is everywhere, tiny bit short of flea market. Like there's not really…read morea system where stuff is located, but if you go there enough you know where the stuff that you want is placed, unless they moved it.....lol. But they seem they are organizing things better as time goes along. They have some of EVERYTHING from food stuffs to furniture, toys, clothes, shoes, towels, sheets, bug zappers, light bulbs, paper ware, fancy water bottles, car seat covers, blankets, aspirin, deodorant, dishes, electronics, watches, big TVs, paper shredders, wine coolers, generators, safes- those big cast iron ones that survive infernos-----I still left a ton of stuff off this list haha......be aware that scratch and ding and retaped boxes of repackaged stuff rule here. I go mainly because I'm intrigued every time I go. Its unsuspectingly located in a huge warehouse, a short business row. From the front, it is quite nondescript, next to a dental office. Once inside, it can be overwhelming. You can wander around inside for hours discovering items tucked away in nooks and crannies, inspecting goods for missing parts and defects, looking for that "steal deal". Most of the items look like Costco returns and overstock items. Lots of Kirkland around. I got this really cool 2 person Tommy Bahama beach tent that compacts down into a tiny shoulder bag for $15--it scanned $60 on amazon price check, but I had to search through a bunch of them to piece part a complete one to take for myself. Also, some stuff, being a loyal Costco member myself, seemed really over priced for the not-great condition it may have been in. Check expiration dates! Customer service is usually pretty good, too. They get it that its controlled chaos, and they do their best to help you sort through it. In the winter, be prepared to be bulldozed in th aisles like you don't exist by some lovely visitors who, I've witnessed, argue for hours with the cashiers about the clearly posted "no money back, all sales final" policies----waiting in line, you see it on everyone else's faces "it was a dollar, really? Unlike maybe, YOU, I've got to get back to work!" Workers have been awesome for me, though, with exchanges if you talk to them with decent respect and reasonableness. Gee. Fun.

The Shed Thrift is located next to Ross in the Turtle Run Shoppes Plaza. It is owned by lifelong…read morethrifters, Jean Piazza and Evan Kaplan. At first their inventory was made up of there own items but now everything they sell is donated. I love their mission which is to help animals. The Shed Thrift is a nonprofit that donates its proceeds to various veterinary hospitals in the area to support people on social security or limited income who need life-saving surgeries for their pets. I collect vintage pieces and Shed Thrift had some items like a chandelier and a set of glasses. They also had furniture, appliances, bikes, guitars, household goods, collectibles, books, movie, CD's, clothing, accessories, and more. With the influence of DIY shows showcasing recycling and re-purposing, thrifting is more popular than ever. Thrift stores help people save money and keep items out of the landfill. Shed Thrift has some unique items like a jukebox that you didn't typically see in the local area thrift stores. With their mission to help vulnerable pets, this store is an assist to Coral Springs.

Small thrift store with interesting pieces. Furniture, clothes, and kitchen items are well priced…read more It is next to a big box store. Worth stopping in.

My original post 5 months ago was the kick off week. I wanted to let customers know that on…read moreThursdays it is $2 day as opposed to week 1 grand opening of $1. It's still hot of miss but this far, I have always enjoyed the quality and price of items purchased there on TH.

I went to the address and it wasn't there so I guess this information is incorrect. Shocked that…read morethis wouldn't be updated.

It's the best the owner is awesome and friendly I like spending time in the shop I wouldn't go…read moreanywhere else!!!! Michael United States Navy

Shop is a bit weird. Not sure if this is a shop or home. Anything we asked about was 'sold' it…read morebelonged to one of the gentlemen sitting around and we were told to try a shop up the street. No prices and we were mostly ignored. We waited a long time to check this place out and were finally in the area. Seemed to have some nice items, but the vibe was off.

Yes, I really like the selection they had. I went in for the first time and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the collection of items. Even the name brands in good condition. I would like the clothes to have a divider with SMALL, LARGE, and EX LARGE. But it's not a big deal. Overall, it was pleasant to find my size.

Thrifting is a great way to save money and help the planet through recycling useful things that…read moremight otherwise end up in a landfill. I discovered Think Thrift, a large family run thrift store on State Rd. 7 in Lauderdale Lakes. They have been in the thrifting industry for over 30 years. Think Thrift seems to have everything, from furniture, home decor, clothing and accessories. The large selection of clothing is organized by style. People with the patience to look will be rewarded with designer brands. 5,000 new items are put out daily. Visit the Think Thrift website for a 50 percent off coupon. They also have daily 50 percent off sales, 99 cent sales, and crazy hour sales. There is also a Goodwill in this plaza for even more thrifting fun.

Years ago this place was the best thrift shop. Nice items, well priced and friendly employees…read more Last few years, much less merchandise, lower quality (where di all the better donations go???) Prices ok but staff not helpful or friendly

Not the biggest, but I really enjoy going there and they have a good variety of stuff usually to…read morelook at an interesting items to purchase people that work. There are very nice as well.

If anyone knows me they know I can decorate the shhhhtttttt out of your place and make it look like…read moreyou paid top dollar to a professional interior designer. I'm at it again to my new place! And I do it in a budget! I sold a lot of my things in storage which paid for most of my new stuff! I decided to complete my modern mid century look with only whites and creams to give it a minimalist vibe to it! This store is more than what any professional decorator needs. The trick is to actually walk the isles and have the artistic mind open for ideas. I love love this place!!!!! It's my stress reliever besides the gym!!! Hahaha.... A must if you are in the area!!!!

If I didn't know, I wouldn't realize that this wasn't the same store as the Home Goods located in…read morethe Coral Ridge Mall. They are that identical in setup and inventory. One of the things I really like about Home Goods are the unique infused cooking oils, sauces, herbs and spices that they carry which you most likely will not find in a super market. Then again, also at a price better than you'd find in any super market. When I was here I was delighted to find a bottle of rosemary infused olive oil which was perfect on the lamb roast I was doing. Most of the home decorator items and other home furnishings are low end, next to zero quality and so cheap that the only bargain is in their cheapness; which is really no bargain at all. However, there are other items that give me reason to really adore this place such as low priced top of the line olive oils, various infused oils, particularly truffle oils, pasta toppings, coffees, jellies, jams, marmalades, wild caught canned fish, pestos and every now and then some really terrific, brand name exotic food finds at prices less than half of what they are in the gourmet or specialty food shops. I've also found some really great deals on various indestructible (seeming indestructible for everyone else but not by me) Teflon cooking items.