Prices on clothes are cheaper than Salvation Army and Goodwill! Essential Housewares are reasonable…read moreand they have a HUGE variety of items. Tons of collectibles and everything is arranged beautifully. Stop in, you won't be disappointed.

This spot in the plaza in Apollo has been many different things since my youth, this though has to…read morebe the best. I've always found they have a lot of quality items and a great "vintage" array. This location was no exception. While the space is small, it is completely packed to the gills with items with that familiar semi-musty thrift store smell. When I say packed I mean, items under racks, on top of racks, and clearly a very full back room waiting to be stocked. Also, THE PRICES. Dear sweet Christmas-y lord. I've never paid so little for so many things at a thrift store. The catch, cash only and Apollo isn't exactly a wash with banks for you to find your ATM. Make sure to have some on you. The dressing room is big and the women working seemed to really love their jobs. I love St V de P with all of my cold heart.

Keep in mind Goodwill is a great place to shop. I think it's a shame that they Capitalize on the…read moredonated keyword DONATED items to the amount and tune that one can not repeat CAN NOT Afford to shop there. It used to be you could take $10 into any Goodwill and come out with a complete outfit. A top, pair of pants, maybe a pair of shoes or a purse not both but one or the other. Now $10 will get you one thing (if you're lucky). This Goodwill is asking $5.79 plus more if name brand for just the top plus taxes. Shopping at Goodwill used to come with the old standard "she shops at Gooooodwilllll! She's poor!" Well Heck not anymore, it's"She shopped at Gooooodwilllll is she crazy??? She can get that cheaper somewhere else!!!!!" Today I was there and I waited in line for 10 minutes while the guy cashier slam banged around the person in front of me selected items until he actually broke one of them. If you don't want to work buddy, join your friends unemployed....the lady was so upset because she really wanted that glass dish. The other cashier (girl we will call her since no name tag) just stood there repeatedly counting her drawer. She kept making eye count with me knowing I was waiting. I had 10 expensive tops in my arms. This went on with upset customer complaining about him breaking the glass and he just slammed it into the trash...you could have heard a pin drop it became silent. I told my daughter if that girl doesn't hurry up I'm going to scream. My nerves were shot from the commotion. I counted out loud to ten and then put my items back on the rack. As I was leaving the store the girl looked at me and smirked....I thought yeah Girl you're right. I didn't need to spend my hard earned money in your store. This was One O'clock on Thursday July 28th if you want to see what lovely employees you had at the register representing your over priced company!!! I won't be back!! But I realize that I don't matter to you, your employees or your company...but I did want to share my experience!!!!

Organized in appropriate sections. Reasonable prices. Clean and organized. Nice service.read more

Love, love, love this place! More like a boutique than a thrift shop, the cute couple there…read more(owners?) were sweet. And the young lady? She was an absolute gem! I felt I was at a fine boutique - with her even going outside to check to see if she had what I wanted plus showing me deep fryers that doubled as cooking pots (but weren't the instapot I wanted) Just note - (like most places) not a lot of plus clothing. But the things there are great quality, and especially with the around the holidays discount, quite reasonable. There were quite a few enamel pots that, half off, were an absolute steal - and still in good condition. Please go! A hidden gem.

This is a very cute little thrift shop, and you can tell it has been curated to include less of the…read morestuff you'd normally have to sift through at a larger thrift store to find the stuff that you'd actually be interested in. Love that we have a thrift store in Bethel Park now down the street from my favorite coffee shop, Reginald's. It makes for a nice little outing. It's only cash so bring cash or Venmo app. I found a cute basket for a thanksgiving table centerpiece, and a wood frame for an inherited embroidery I've been wanting to hang.

One thing I've learned so far visiting West Virginia: This part of Appalachia is obsessed with…read morecryptids. Mothman, Bigfoot, Sheepsquatch ... the gang's all here in West VA. The community really leans into myths and spooky legends, and you'll find restaurants, shops, food and drinks named after these cultural conspiracy theory characters all over the place. The Thrifty Mountaineer is the place to visit in Morgantown if you're into cryptids, because there are so many cryptid items for sale! Plushies, t-shirts, books, keychains, patches and so much more available. Mothman is THE cryptid of the state, and there are lots of Mothman things here. We picked up some Mothman potato chips, because we were curious what Mothman chips would taste like. (Turns out, Mothman tastes a lot like barbecue Lay's.) The store is also an overstock and liquidation store, a notary public and a place to get financial coaching. I can't even make this up. This store is so cool and random, and there are surprises around every corner. The people who work here are hella chill. But you'd have to be if you own and operate a friggin' store dedicated to cryptids, right? If you sell soap that smells like the Flatwoods Monster, you can't take yourself too seriously. These guys like to have fun.

Such a fun place to stop while in the Morgantown area! They have a decent sized parking lot and…read moresome fun signage outside. The inside consists of two rooms full of cryptid merchandise, general thrifty items, clothing, and your typical touristy gifts. They have a thrift "bin" which is essentially a table full of random stuff for $2. We found an unopened 6-pack of Hanes boxers and some replacement inner tubes that would fit a dirt bike. They have very fairly priced shirts for men, women, and children. I left with a $3 Bacardi tshirt and a $.50 corkscrew in a velvet drawstring bag. The staff couldn't be more friendly or helpful. They were so pleasant. There are two comfy chairs in the middle of the main room where you can relax while the rest of your party shops around. I'll definitely be back to share this experience with others.

This location is now closed. They closed on March 14, 2026. The company that took over has turned…read moreto greed and now everything is way overpriced. The closest location is now 45 minutes away.

This place is and antique store and should be labeled as so. Stopped in with my wife to look for…read moresome new casual clothing for regular outings however it seems they believe each donated shirt is worth at least $11. Found one hat that had a consignment sticker for a buck, went to checkout and the lady told me it was $6. For a used cap... not a good experience.

I have attempted to go here a time or two before but they were closed, but today I lucked out and…read moremade it in before they closed at 3pm The parking lot is free and it's located inside the Mountaineer Mall. They are located near the center of the mall. The store is large and the prices are very reasonable. I was lucky to find several great pieces. A percentage of the proceeds go towards Animals.... that's a great cause! Definitely going back again.

Visited this thrift store over the weekend. They had a large book selection, which I loved. The…read moreplace was pretty clean, but not blowing me away. Wish they had more clothes. I didn't end up buying anything, but my wife got a book series for really cheap. We didn't need any assist so didn't interact with the staff much.

It's hard to come by thrift stores that are actually selling things at thrift prices. I'm happy to…read moresupport this business as I know it turns around and helps the community. What a great place to volunteer as well.

From the owner: At AOI we do our best to Ease the Burden of Poverty in Marshall, Wetzel and Ohio counties. We…read morereceive vouchers from several agencies and distribute weekly to poverty-stricken members of the community. Our Hidden Treasures Thrift Store works diligently to restore the dignity that poverty has taken from so many by offering items at a very affordable rate. When someone comes to our warehouse, they don't have to worry about how much they will be spending, everything is affordable. We have couches, chairs, dining tables, outside furniture, curio cabinets, dressers, clothing, decor, end tables, coffee tables, and so much more, all very affordable. Stop in, you won't be disappointed.