Was here earlier today!!!…read more A little musty but I found a super cool picture frame & a small copper cup. Both 1$ -- definitely could've been priced higher. Some of the decor surprised me... And idk if I'd necessarily make a special trip to go there... but I would stop by if I was in the area!!!

Palm and Able is much nicer than your average thrift store. It's very clean, organized, and…read moreaffordable. They have color coded discounts as well.

Good assortment and fairly priced go check it out. You won't be disappointed Go any day a weekread more

This is a great thrift store! I was actually surprised when I first entered; it's immense and with…read morethe amount of space it takes up I was NOT expecting it to be as well maintained as it is. The store is very neat and orderly - clothing is arranged by size and color (to the best of their ability), the housewares section is neat and tidy, the book section is concise and easy to navigate, and the aisles are set with enough space for people to browse and pass one another without playing the game of "are we going to rub our bodies together in the pandemic?" - a game we all shudder with dread at. I will also say that this store does a good job of pricing things fairly, particularly when you compare them to their Westport counterpart. If you're looking for a deal - particularly on clothing - this is going to be a great location to browse!

I loved this store....until today. I go here all the time and love shopping to donate to a good…read moremission. Today I witness an employee on their day off come and was given all of the good merchandise to buy thay never came out on the floor. Her cart was full of brand new sneakers, luxury goods and I knew the shoes never his the floor since they were still bundled together in a rubber bands. She chatted with the other employees about the next shift she was working and clearly works here. Now it's not a surprise I can rarely find any good treasures in the rough. Do better.

Post-renovation it was fund to shop here; it made for a blood pressure lowering experience between…read morework and home (3 minutes each way). Lately it's been redone to try for a boutique-like look, with attractive artwork and tasteful table settings. Perhaps because the selections are so broken up it's now difficult to recreate that 'hunting' shopping talent my grandmother taught me. We could find a couture item in a 1000 foot rack of rags, which this store supplies in surplus. Hubs has found a professional grade coffee pot and a new food saver vacuum device there, and it has a large selection of t-shirts, cd's, books, bread makers and high heel shoes, which probably caused many donors great pain. With some fresh inspiration from Netflick's Grace and Frankie, I wanted artsy fartsy, colorful and baggy. Today I found a Rivamonti Saks Fifth Avenue crochet vest, an earthy Coldwater Creek sweater, a very unusual blouse embroidered with small black and silver sequins, a tapestry sweater/jacket with wood and horn buttons, a spotless white cotton Jones NY tunic, and an unopened board game. Plus, it was half price day on all items except white tickets. Bingo! There was much confusion about which person was entitled to their break at the check-out line, which involved my cashier making several trips back and forth to talk with the manager, along with another trip to find out how to code the game. Luckily there was a comfortable couch to sit on while these issues were ironed out, and as it was a humid day it was a relief to relax in the air conditioning. The Salvation Army can be a nice experience if you shop with the right attitude - remembering that it is what it is, and you get what you get so don't get too upset.

Lovely people volunteering at The Store and great items with proceeds going to various charities.read more

This thrift store is an AMAZING place to stop. Everything is curated, arranged nicely, fairly…read morepriced, and immaculately maintained by the super friendly staff. They have vintage items, modern items, new items, used items...it's not a huge store but it's definitely one that has been crafted with love, that's for sure. My boyfriend actually discovered this store a few weeks ago and we stopped in on a whim. I found a super lovely pair of sterling silver earrings for $4, a game, a ceramic deer for $1, and a few other odds and ends my boyfriend liked. Some of the items will definitely be a bit higher priced than say...goodwill...but the mission of this shop is one I support wholeheartedly and I am grateful to see my money going back into a community resource such as this. Thank you to the wonderful staff of this shop - we will definitely be back!

All kinds of neat goodies!!! And the place was nicely organized- it was not chaotic at all- was a…read moreneat place! Great vibes! OHHH AND.....?.it was Valentines day when we went...and they even had donuts and cupcakes for customers! Very thoughtful.

Huge selection of items! I went to find some picture frames and found quite a few. They have a…read morelot of furniture!

I visited this consignment store yesterday for the first time, since my regular consignment store…read morein Monroe, CT closed last fall. I am so glad that I finally took the time to visit. Both the owner, Michelle, as well as Jill, could not have been more welcoming, helpful, and informative to both my daughter and I. They explained their system, which was almost identical to that of my former consignment shop. There was no odor of any kind in the store, that sometimes happens, and my daughter even purchased a summer dress. I returned today with items of my own to consign, and the process went effortlessly.

Michelle and her team run a fabulous consignment store. if you walked in they are eager to greet…read moreyou and you would think that you were in a regular retail store. All the merchandise is organized and all Brand names ,j Crew ,Talbots ,farm Rio and very high end products,Gucci,Valentino,Prada. You never know what you will find.This place is the Bomb !

Not welcoming, more like a tag sale you wouldn't bother stopping at…read more I was orders out of the store because I had received a phone call, of course that was the only time someone spoke to me. Actually, the lady ran up to me as if I done something horrendous. I can understand no cell phone at check out but that was a little tedious. They have multiple signs, sorry I didn't read every single one before entering to learn the rules of a tiny thirst shop. As far as their clothes, seniors may like this place but there are so many better places so this place doesn't compare. Especially with their unfriendly manner. Will not be returning.

This place just got an overhaul and probably new management. Prices are easy to find and staff was…read morequick to help out! For a small thrift store these guys crush goodwill on pricing. After talking to Nick, I learned that proceeds go toward helping people with disabilities. CHEAP PRICES, NICE PEOPLE, GIVE THEM A SHOT.

We visited here for the first time (incredibly) and so enjoyed our time here. The owner explained…read morethat her dad had a vision 33 years ago to fill this space with lots of vendors selling their wares. She said there are still a few of the original vendors there and there is a 5 year wait list for new ones! You walk through the spaces filled with all kinds of unique items and bring it up to the front to pay for it. Cash or check accepted. You can easily get lost in this space for hours! We picked up some German beer steins, some egg coddlers, a book and a few other odds and ends, all at reasonable prices. Yes, some things seemed overpriced but most were fair. There is a restroom and parking lot. It's a fun way to spend a few hours.

I have shopped at the Stratford Antique Center on 2 occasions about 3 months apart. The place is…read morevery large with many different sellers. It makes for a nice date to grab a coffee then spend a few hours browsing. The staff are always super friendly and very helpful. There is a lot of great stuff in here but unfortunately the vast majority or sellers are charging way way too much. Some sellers are reasonable but most seem to be price gouging. I mean we are talking like $900 for a rocking chair that is broken as an example. If folks were willing to pay these prices they would just buy new. I have managed to find some reasonably priced items of clothing and furniture, but often found that if I found something I kind of liked, I never liked it enough to pay the asking price. It's clear that others feel the same as many of the booths had all of the same exact items they had 3 months ago. Most need to bring their prices down by 30-50% tbh. I have enjoyed window shopping here but probably will go elsewhere from here on out.