Alpha-Omega Thrift Store has been my favorite thrift store since moving to Saint Augustine three…read moreyears ago. As recently as August of this year, it was still an amazing place to shop. At that time, I noticed a lot of reorganizing and restructuring going on, but the store was still enjoyable and affordable. Unfortunately, as of today (12/20/2025), the store has gone completely downhill. The layout is so unorganized that carts can barely fit down the aisles, making it frustrating just to move around. Even worse, the prices are outrageously high for a place that claims to be a thrift store. Items that were reasonably priced just six months ago are now marked up to the point where I spent nearly $100 on things that used to be inexpensive. What truly disappoints me is that this is supposed to be a Christian nonprofit organization that helps widows find lodging after the loss of their spouse. Seeing political messaging in the store--particularly pro-Israel messaging--felt completely out of place and in direct conflict with Christian beliefs. It left me questioning how and why this direction was taken. Overall, the experience was sickening and deeply disappointing. The store now rivals Goodwill in both disorganization and inflated pricing, and that is not a compliment. I will not be returning. Don't waste your money here. Instead, go to: St. Vincent de Paul Society Thrift Shop 19 McMillan St, St. Augustine, FL 32084 Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, six days a week Closed on Sunday

Wow what a great thrift! The selection here is VAST! The also have a big craft supplies selection…read more Everyone was super friendly which was awesome and they even went around letting everyone know of the closing time which was approaching. I got several highly sought after craft items for a great price!! I high recommend!!

I honestly don't know why I go to this store. "Just take a look", I tell myself. "I don't need…read moreanything", I tell myself. "They won't have anything I want", I tell myself. "I probably shouldn't even bother going in", I might tell myself. But then again, "I don't get down here often, so why not pop in?", I ask myself. So...I go in...the rest is history! I don't think I've ever entered this Big Lots without buying something...even if it is just something small. Because..."it won't be there later or if you change your mind" I tell myself. Ugh! Dangerous store! LOL! I seriously find some great items here...mostly snacks and things that are on closeout, but it's fun to try the items anyway. I like getting little tidbits as extras for gift bags that are unique for an additional item(s) to a gift, and Big Lots does not disappoint. I'm also a fan of their garden section. I can get certain things and once the sun or heat destroys things at the end of the summer it's out with the old and in with the new later. Although they have some good finds, I can't recommend going in here unless you want to, and/or don't mind, spending money. The beauty of it is though, you will save money too...I hope that makes sense! The store is easy to find and there is a huge parking lot with more than ample parking. The staff is always friendly. There are restrooms available inside. They have a discount program. Moreover, they offer a military discount.

This is a great store. It always has new treasures coming in. I drive a hour just to shop at this…read morelocation. It's also cool inside was once zayre and then ames still has the original tile and they have great help too.

Amazing vegetarian and vegan options. Tons of healthy choices…read more Small grocery store... not a supermarket. Awesome selection of chips, dips, salsas, and drinks! So m

Always find neat stuff here!! Great sales, interesting and…read moreunique crackers, teas and condiments can be found at this neat grocery store. Worth the stop!

What a fun souvenir shop that carries a huge variety of items! I had so much fun looking at all the…read morethings! I did find a treasure that I bought. They had sets of Tshirts and hats for only $19.99! We love St. Augustine and I found a super cute bright pink T shirt and it was rolled up inside the white ball cap. I asked the clerk if I could open it up to take a look. Of course! The sales clerk was super nice and I liked the set so I bought it! I'd come back here!

I broke my cheater reading glasses while traveling and we were walking along the streets in St…read moreAugustine to see if we could find a new pair. It was recommended we head to the Five and Dime and I'm glad we did. They had a nice selection of differing strengths. All glasses were 10 bucks. Much better than the $30 being asked for in some of the boutiques. I found a purple pair (my fav color) but there were several colors and shapes that I liked. Even better, when I brought them up to the register to pay, the person working there took off all the tags for me, they shined them up and took off all the finger prints, and they threw away my old glasses. Loved the prices and service here.

Great place for everything! Wonderful people running place! A little bit of everything! Very well…read moreorganized

This store has a ton of good stuff and the money you spend goes to a good cause. Lots of treasures…read moreprices and good a few thing's on the spendy side got to watch there sales. Store is great size with lot's to see. They have put in two bouquet area's witch im not a fan. Just stuff of better quality but also makes the prices higher. Most of the staff is polite. The store is roomy can take a wheelchair through there and they have a nice selection.

My husband and I shopped at Saks in Charleston outlet on Saturday, I have never been so remorseful…read moreabout a purchase the customer service was terrible as well as management. I contacted or spoke with a director I was told to be and explained the transaction that took place and of course he defended the fact. The only good thing I was told by him I could return the purchase. I will see.For me I will never shop at this location again!!! Poor service and I have shopped in better.

Good deal during Black Friday. I got a design long sleeve shirt for less than $10. It is half from…read moremark down price. The price is 50% cut from the clearance price. What a bargain. The are many items is very nice and good for that day. A lot customer take this opportunity to get what they need or want. I am just browsing, I decided not to add items become junk. But the good deal is very intriguing. I saw an MTV bag is a steal after 50% off. Many item on the shelves were purchased during this Black Friday.

This historic town in Saint Augustine is the oldest in the country. Who knew? St. George's Rowe is…read morea must see when in north east Florida! I love the evenings with live music throughout and the vibe just makes you feel like summertime all year long. It feels safe and fun at any time of the night.

I love St Augustine and its rich history!! Came out here to celebrate my birthday the last two…read moreyears and both times I had a blast. St George Street is the popular street in St George's Row. This vibrant and high energy hub is known for its boutiques, museums, restaurants and cultural history. It is what you would consider the heart of this city. Its historic charm is what drew me in. There are so many interesting shops to browse through and so many museums to visit. I have a love for horror and gory movies so we got to check out the Medieval Torture Museum while we were here. There's also a pirate and wax museum close by as well. Towards the end of St George Street, lies the oldest Catholic Church in the United States. The church is really beautiful inside and they have daily prayer services there as well. I can go on and on. There's just so much to see and do in this quaint town. Whether it's a family outing or a romantic date.. St George's Row has something for everyone

I could send a real long time here in this thrift shop. They had so many things I wanted to buy or…read moreget! I bought Band of Brothers DVD set for $4, old vintage hard cover books from the 1800s for only $1, a marbleized tee, and a red purse for $4. I was very excited to buy the books. Some of them were poems and stories by Edgar Allen Poe or Robert Browning. They are a treasure to me. My friend bought one of the old books there too. She was fascinated by how people wrote and talked back in the 1800s. $1 for antique books - a major steal! So every thrift store I visit, I like to take pictures of angels or signs in the store. Just a little ritual I follow. In this thrift store, I found a black angel. Thrilling! They are rare finds.

they have a poor selection of clothes, and the boutique is way too overpriced and has items from…read moreRoss listed at the same price you could get it from Ross. Most of the clothes are not worth the price listed, and the way they organized most of the clothes is very frustrating, its a whole workout just to look at shirts since they're on racks that should just be for dresses. they have plenty of furniture and the workers are very nice, but if you're looking for clothes you won't find anything good here.

Friendly service and extremely cozy. Always a good time! I enjoy getting beers here :)read more

Really enjoyed hanging out at this place. Such a great vibe, highly recommend stopping in.read more

I picked up some souvenirs here this evening and was very pleased with my experience. The prices…read morewere fair and the variety was great. They had sizes ranging from children's to plus--something St. Augustine for everyone!

This store has a nice variety of vacation shopper's dream. There are clothes and souvenirs of all…read moresorts. The store was nicely organized and stocked.