This is a pretty big thrift store and things are sorted, clean, and reasonably priced. There is a side that is clothes and home goods, and the a side that is furniture and used appliances. I was particularly entrigued by the appliances, since there were some older washing machines made with the older energy standards allowing more water use. Appliances seem to turn over fast, since the guy selling them had ones that were purchased and on the way out. The furniture section was great. A lot of it was older or high end enough to be solid wood and plywood. There was some particle board, but not much. Furniture was reasonably priced, and I would say comparable to fair or even good deals that you can get on Craigslist, but this is a store so you could just go in with a measuring tape and check everything out all at once instead of texting and scurrying around like Craigslist furniture. Furniture was mixed, and ranged from plain old solid items in good condition to a few pieces which would fit in in an upscale antique mall. The clothes and home goods part was sorted and clean. Most things were flat priced, like all the pants were $4, so very affordable and easy to shop. I had a drink with me and I showed it to them and asked to take it in the store while I shopped, and they said that was fine, and that was a nice bonus for the shopping experience (it had a lid and stuff, so obviously ask permission for you). Definitely worth checking out if you like thrift stores. This is a real gem, since it's sorted, cleaner, and with a better selection than the national chains like Goodwill and places like that. read more