I was looking for a travel case for my laptop computer. A friend suggested going to the thread of…read morelife store and checking them out. They had a Samsonite computer bag that I bought for $6.99. It is in new condition. I saw the same case at staples office supply store in New Hartford with a retail price of $169.99.

Best prices I've seen for a second hand store in this area. Really nice brands and lots of vintage…read more(for so cheap!!) I got a leather jacket for $5 I couldnt believe it!! It was also clean and well kept in there. Lady at the register was very nice too. I totally recommend checking this place out.

Please do not listen to Kathleen L.. Maybe she is demanding and expecting too much. First,…read moreshouldn't go into a thrift shop, any thrift shop, looking for a particular thing. Second, never expect whatever you look at to be in tip-top condition or even having all its parts. It's a thrift store. You want top quality, look to purchase from regular retail stores. That being said, of general thrift stores, being Salvation Army, Goodwill, and Thrifty Shopper; I found Thrifty Shopper has more better products. Salvation Army quality and items seem like they are picked over/items often just trashed than have value. Clothing way overpriced and Salvation Army and Goodwill. That being said, clothing might have a stain, have a rip, miss a button; so either look into getting it repaired, fix it yourself, don't buy it. Surprising how much good things found there, simply because people do not look into how an item works(emptying trash in vacuum). Had good luck finding good deals. Do yourself a favor. If going into any thrift shop, test all electronics(ask for outlet to plug stuff in, prepare for there not being a power adapter for what you are looking at. If you keep expectations low, you will always be surprised. Finding stuff, personally had best of luck at Thrifty Shopper stores in general(two are in Syracuse as well). Expect there to be days you look, but don't see anything you want, need, or of value. You want to seriously find something with a guarantee, there is Amazon.com, EBay.com, Letgo.com.

Lots of fun things to find. Super easy to navigate layout. Prices were great! Walked out with a…read morecart full for only $50

Annie's is a big, two-story hybrid of a store; a little bit antique shop filled with depression…read moreglass, a little bit standard thrift joint, and a little bit gift store--the kind of gift store that each small town had until online shopping killed them all off, filled with scented candles, sachets, and hand-made Christmas ornaments. If you know the kind of store I'm talking about, you will feel the nostalgia bolt hit hard in here. Lots of local craftwork finds. They also sell fresh eggs and support a local animal shelter. The merchandise is displayed with care--you won't have to bring work gloves to prevent tetanus while thrifting here, and the prices reflect that. And there are plenty of great finds at surprisingly good prices. I got a set of 4 mid-century orange juice glasses in perfect shape for 25 cents each! I didn't make it upstairs to the clothes section--maybe I'll have time during the next trip.

The people are nice and they have a good selection. I find their prices high on some things but…read moreothers are very reasonable. It's worth a visit!

Love this image. Prices are very reasonable! Always find so much. Very hip place staff are so…read morefriendly

I've Heard a lot of great things about the village basement. I'm gonna try to stop in today.read more

Lots of good stuff! Service is great! A very good selection always. Great vintage finds!read more

I found the perfect vintage frames for my house, they have a lot of unique pieces and wonderful…read morestaff and prices.

store is resized for the better with xl,xxl,xxxl size racks. I find good labels, rarely stains…read moreand holes. 2 colors marked down and a 99 cent color every week.

Will NEVER donate to this location again! Workers were apathetic at best, and downright belligerent…read moreand rude at worst. Asked for help in unloading two large, heavy speakers. Nobody knew where the truck driver was, and nobody cared enough to find him, so I looked in the break room myself. There he was, playing with his phone. I nicely asked if he could help us with some unloading. He never looked up, just kept on scrolling and mumbled something like, "Yeah, in a minute". When he finally joined us outside, he never spoke or even made eye contact, just started dragging the first speaker out of my vehicle. He did pause to BELLOW at an elderly woman who was trying to put two bags into one of the bins, "Am I talkin' to the wall here?!? TAKE THAT INSIDE!!!". Never, ever have I witnessed such boorish behavior from an employee of a business - especially a business that makes its money from contributions from the generous public. He never apologized, never thanked me for my contribution, just took my speakers and headed back into the building. If this unkempt, rude, slovenly individual represents the Salvation Army, then this is one place better avoided.

Great thrift store and it's HUGE!! Lots of clothing, both men and women's. The kids have their own…read moreroom of clothing, toys and games. A generous selection of shoes and home goods. Good pricing and I always appreciate the 50% off color of the week.

Salvation Army is great. I pop in whenever I can. People are very nice. I always have a fun…read moretime. Keep up the good work!