I love to browse thrift stores, especially in towns that I'm not familiar with. This small little…read morestore is in a small strip mall and is staffed by volunteers. There was some clothing but also quite a lot of dishes. The prices of the dishes was very cheap, many pieces priced at only $1-$2. There was also a display of green depression glass pieces (I have a collection of pink depression glass) and these prices were incredibly low. My big surprise find was a baby A & W root beer mug which I bought for $1. I used to work at an A & W Root Beer stand in my home town when I was in high school. When business was slow, our boss would have contests to see who could drink the most baby mugs of root beer. I'd forgotten all about this until I saw the baby root beer mug. What a find!

Lovely ladies who volunteer their time. For those who complain about being asked not to use your…read morephone in the store, grow up. I enjoy donating to the shop and do so regularly.

Always new stuff to browse. Lots of clothing, home decor…read moreand small furniture pieces.

Disappointing selection of very used overpriced goods, even on tag days. At best this is a once a…read moremonth stop for devoted thifters. The selection is not local goods, poor parking.

Great stores. Great value and there is no trash just treasures! Worth the trip definitelyread more

Great volunteers and wonderful treasures priced right! Be…read moresure to check it out! Open through August.

Nice furniture pieces. Always very clean and organized…read more They also sell preloved clothing, shoes and accessories. The repurposed/ redone items are also nice!

Can't say enough about this thrift. Great selection of everything you might need to set up a home…read more Clothes are size inclusive and a great prices, shoes and accessories also worth a look. The staff is friendly and helpful it's always clean and organized. Go weekly it's goods move quickly

Very nice church thrift shop. The selection and setup reminded me of goodwill, but imagine being…read moresurrounded by a church-like community. It was nice and quiet in there, and lots of people frequently visit this place in search of good finds. The prices were very cheap, although they only accept cash or checks for payment.

Tremendous value for money. Donations are clean and well-sorted. There's a good feeling here and…read moresometimes some real finds!

There is a little bit of everything here, and a separate "house" for children's toys and games…read more(lots of jigsaw puzzles). It can be a grand adventure to poke around in all of this stuff - lots of glassware and plates, and all kinds of kitchen ware for those looking to stock up supplies for their vacation houses. Books and CDs and DVDs, too.There's also big stuff for outdoors - small furniture, beach supplies. And the best part - it's all free (although you need a town sticker to enter). I usually bring a recyclable shopping bag and I've gotten some really great stuff. And you can just take it all back if it's served its temporary purpose. The only downside is that there isn 't a whole lot of parking and sometimes you have to wait to park.

new treasures discovered among the bric-a-brac : scrabble…read moredictionary a set of "baccarat"* cider cups cool old tins and some day to be old tins. *they look like baccarat although they have a dubious provenance.

WAY overpriced for items donated from the community for the community. Definitely the most…read moreoverpriced thrift store on Cape. SAD...

Insanely overpriced thrift store, more than I've seen elsewhere on Cape by a landslide. Donated…read moret-shirts for $30+? Used old games for $12? The only reasonable pricing was on the books, otherwise absolutely outrageous for a thrift store to ask the prices that they are. I'll recommend visitors skip this stop...