Used gear and consignment store!! Such a great place to find good deals to enjoy nature. We found a…read morepractically brand new tent and sleeping pad for an extremely reasonable price. You can tell that the owner is looking for high quality gear and she was incredibly helpful. If you have some unused gear from an overly ambitious Covid purchase, you should consider selling it to her. Fair negotiations. I look forward to any events and classes that might pop up in the future!!

I was looking for different thrift shops and stopped in. They are all about anything outdoors --…read moreskiing, snowboarding, hiking, climbing, camping. Prices were very reasonable and staff was very helpful and kind.

Great little shop with a few very nice, but overpriced, antique items. The shop is small and…read morestuffy. The prices are quite high. Much of the merchandise is not well organized but if you are willing to dig, you may find your treasure.

Fantastic antique shop!! John is a very knowledgeable person and you can tell his passion for the…read morelocal history!! If I had time I could have listened to him tell the history of Rochester for hours!!

This shop is a must stop! A Wonderful gal helped my sister and I. Such a fun store. We bought fur…read morecoats and a gorgeous women's leather back pack. The prices were right on point, very fair. The store is well organized and displays were easy to move through and it even smelled fresh inside! 100% recommend.

Excellent selection and INCREDIBLE service! My wife and I basically furnished our entire living…read moreroom with items we found here. Thank you!

Wonderful place to shop. Prices are very reasonable and it is a good selection nicely displayed.read more

This is the first time I've been to a Habitat for Humanity Restore thrift store. I didn't need any…read moredoors, bathroom sinks or furniture. There are some art pictures and household items and books. Garden seeds for a quarter. I found a three hole punch for $1.60 after 25% off. What irked me is I had to use the bathroom so bad and they purposely closed them due to covid. Every other thrift store has open bathrooms. Its an ok store.

The Salvation Army is great, because it's by far the cheapest thrift store in town! Their prices…read moreare below dirt cheap! Back at their old location, they used to have a ton of stuff, however it appears that their new location doesn't have as much. They sell clothing, furniture, restuffed mattresses and a bunch of household items. However, they have next to no electronics (old stereos, TVs, etc...), but their used media section is pretty good. Vinyl is $.20 each and tapes and CDs aren't much more! The downside is that the selection isn't the best. Mayo literally drops off truckloads of office stuff off here on a regular basis. File cabinets go for $10/drawer, and office chairs go for $7. We got a giant a file cabinet that would go for $600 new for $50. Plus, it was stuffed with hanging folders (probably worth and extra $50). You have to stop there frequently, though because selection changes dramatically from day to day. Overall, Salvation Army is a good place.

I love bargain hunting. Hunting for "treasures" is one of my favorite past times. This is one of my…read morefavorite hunting places. Daily they have certain colored tags on sale for a dollar or items half price. Pay Dirt! I have scored unbelievable stuff for a dollar. Jeans,winter coats, kids clothes, adult.....Their prices are bargain basement compared to other thrift stores. If you want books, this is the place to check out. Alot of quality brand name clothes. I would like to keep this place a secret (more for me) but I just have to share

My family often goes to Allinvogue to consign. We absolutely love their staff! They are picky with…read morewhat they will take but that lets us know I am purchasing good quality items. They do not accept clothing older then 3 years unless it is something like Coach, etc They do take housewares like lamps and sets of dishes (sets must be even)

A Nice place and Great prices! It's so good to know that this thrift store helps our community and…read morea daycare.

We were in town for a wedding and had a little time to spare so my family went on a walk exploring…read morethe area and came across Thrift on Fifth. We went downstairs to the church basement and found a hidden honeypot. Ironically one of the volunteers was dressed as Winnie the Poo. When we discovered that most everything was priced at only $1.00, my wife and daughter got excited and got crazy. All of the volunteers were cheerful, very helpful and the place was very clean and organized. We all recommend checking it out at the Christ United Methodist Church, just check their limited hours. Wed 4-7, Sat 9-noon, Sun 10-11am

I've been here a few times. Once I bought a cd of the Iguanas. Yesterday I found a larger igloo…read morecooler for only $4.99. This was a steal of a price. Also found a Cuisinart caddy and a shaker ball cup that has a section for protein powder. I had never seen these before. At least the cashier didn't ask me to round up. Thank You. Your typical Goodwill with higher prices and things I don't need.

Generally if I can't write a complimentary review, I just don't write one at all, but this…read more"Goodwill" has anything but good will. I was there on senior day, March 23, 2022 with my 86 year old sister, a Mayo Clinic patient. Practically impossible to think she's not a senior citizen. She checked out before me. It didn't seem to me that she'd gotten the senior discount, so I asked the "lady" at the register if we needed to ask for the senior discount and she could not have been more snippy when she said, "Yep, you do". Almost gleeful that she'd overcharged my sister and knew it. Really???? When you get all the stuff in the store for free you have to be like that? So, BEWARE SHOPPERS, IF you're a senior, AND you happen to be there on senior day.. Ask, or you will not receive any discount. You might, however be treated quite rudely..