So much imagination and all items well-made. All the things…read moreyou want, but don't know where to find them. LOOK HERE! And they will custom make what you want if they don't already have it.

Here's one of those rare times I wish we could give more than five stars. A completely unique…read moreshopping experience that's recommended in so many ways. First off, you will find a vast and constantly changing selection of antique and vintage home furnishings and decor- cabinets, hutches, shelves, accent tables, kitchen ware, a dizzying array of baskets in all shapes and sizes - which the the kind owners gather as they hunt estate sales, flea markets and the like. Most of these pieces are American made, all are handcrafted and one-of-a-kind. Some will have been lovingly restored by proprietor Damien - who also crafts new pieces and can do so to your specifications! We recently bought a house in the area and are slowly making it our very own. I'm in need of a short shelf/hook rack, which might easily be obtained as a cheap piece of crap from Walmart mass-produced in communist China - or I'll pay a few dollars more and have one handmade right here in Ohio. Take a guess which I've decided on. In addition to wood crafts, proprietress Shannon makes personalized T shirts, coffee mugs and koozies with a great selection of designs to choose from. Still don't see something that grabs you? No worries, bring your own design and she'll make it happen. They say you can't always get what you want but that doesn't seem to apply here! Something here for everyone and great gift ideas too. Any unscheduled closing (doesn't happen often) is posted on their facebook page, so if you're making a special trip might want to check that first- or call. My other tip is, if you see something that grabs you- grab it now! I highly recommend you get over to the Workshop.

Nice staff and variety of shelf items to look at. I picked up some cookbooks and a novel. The…read moreclothes racks were neatly organized and clothes were clean and reasonably priced. I look forward to going back again.

This is a small thrift store, but I still found several well-priced, useful items for my home. The…read morestaff are pleasant and helpful. I'll be visiting regularly!

Upset with salvation has new prices on stuff in there store wanted to buy but not want the items…read morecost new in store there subpost to help people not get richer tell them they had new price on the items i wanted to buy they said they new the price was almost same as new product they just ship it to there new on line store shame on you

I love this place. Please send your donations here in stead of Goodwill. These people price their…read moreitem so that a retiree can afford them. Not only that, but they always have items on sale either 50% off or 99 cents each. The color changes weekly so it is fun to go there to see what I can find. Also, they don't have bags so if you have extras, bring them in so they can put them to good use for other customers. AND they are always nice.

They quickly and effectively accepted my van full of old clothing, glass ware and the odd dinner…read moreplates.

I got a quick run through of this location of St Vincent de Paul. I ended up picking up a couple…read morepair of jeans and luckily they both had a half off barb. I also noticed a bit of jewelry in a case up front next to the registers and I found a brooch I liked in there. I didn't have a lot of time today as my husband was with me and he is not much of a shopper. They did have quite a lot of shoes but they pair I picked up and thought I might buy were $20 and I really felt like that was too much. I will have to check this location out another time when I have more time but at first glance I did not like it as well as some of the other locations I have been to.

Nice selection with great prices!…read more The cashiers are always quick and the lines move very fast.

I'm given five three deserve it honest hard workers they have very nice selection of things their…read morecaring and kind very helpful their great for community's

I think their prices are up a bit from a year ago when I was here last but so are most thrift…read morestores. I still managed to find some items I liked and brought them home. Next time I am near again I am sure I will stop in.

From the owner: Fairhaven Thrift Stores is a part of the Fairhaven Rescue Mission ministry, a Christ-centered men's…read morehomeless shelter (with daily evening dinners and chapel services for the whole community, women and children included). 100% of the proceeds go directly back to the Mission.

The family and I made our way for the first time to the largest thrift store located in Kettering…read moreOhio. When I tell you this place is the grand dame of thrift stores. We spent 2 hours in this wonderful place. Thrifting is some of my family members favorite things to do, so I made sure to make it happen for them. We were in awe at the size of this place. We walked away with some great finds. This place did not disappoint. If you love thrifting, I encourage you to plan a trip and go! I'm confident you will be pleasantly surprised and happy you went!

Lots of broken items in the hard goods priced $3.99 - $8.99. Dollar Tree items for $2.99 and up…read more One dollar tree wood item was $10.99??? Christmas items in late March (2025) at Christmas prices. Cheap Easter items - most priced up, broken, dirty. The real draw in this store may be clothing. Saw women buying lots of clothing $3.99 - $5.99 and there may have been a sale. I drove an hour and 15 mins in high winds on the Xway being tossed around... Only to find they are not much different than Valley Thrift Evendale or Fairfield. There are more reasonably priced thrift stores in Cincinnati and Northern Ky with a bigger variety of just everything.

Very unorganized, dirty. Nothing is marked. It was terrible and not the safest part of town. I…read moredon't know how you could even find anything in there.

The prices here are not those of a thrift store. They're way too high on most things, almost…read more"retail." Maybe the owners wanted to tag along with the increasing wave of thrift shoppers by putting "thrift" in their name? But, at least as far as hard goods are concerned, this is not a thrift store.