This is such a mixed bag. It was instantly anxiety inducing the moment I walked in the door. There…read moreare items all over the floor, and people opens boxes all over the place. The prices here were insanely cheap, and a few of the items were decent. Everything is 80-90% off for the next few days. They have some Christmas stuff still, clothes, toys and some outdoor stuff like kids shovels and blow up sleds. The saddest part is that they are closing and the staff were only given a week's notice that they are all losing their jobs. I wish them all well and hope to check out the other locations to see if they are closing too. It's too bad if they are. Discount stores are getting fewer and farther between.

The manager profiled me because I have a face tattoo and she looked like she was on drugs my wife…read morehas a video of her she told me to empty my pockets and we said why she's like because you look suspicious and she wouldn't let me talk she went and got security and he was on my side and even told her to stand back from me because she was so close to my face

The newer store off 50th Street has nice staff and many good deals. You can get quatity clothes…read moremany times for $3 to $5 . These are new clothes much cheaper than places like Goodwill . Last visit I got 3 different styles of Playboy heavy hoodies for $5 each , 4 good quality warm sweaters with various university names on front for $5 each as well . I have also got several long john shirts from $3 to $5 each. Only thing you can not always trust sizing as many are made in Pakistan.

Useful bargain/liquidation store but you NEED time to go on the hunt. Kind of like hunting for the…read moreelusive unicorn at Value Village. You need to know your worth here because some stuff is poor quality and overpriced. Other items are an deal hunter's dream. More often than not, I leave with nothing in hand. I prefer Dots and VV for my bargain hunting adventures. Regardless, on with the hunt! I'm sure I'll be seeing you soon Bianca's!

They have a wide variety of Brand name products at reasonable prices and it is a very clean store…read moreand friendly staff.

They moved! 2 locations North & South, not sure how this info is updated on Yelp…read more Fair priced items (I focus on hardware) when you want extra tools for your camp site or some cheap paint products & supplies. North 14760 116 Ave South 4115 101 Street.

As one of the few discount chains left in the city, I was so happy when this one opened up close to…read moremy house. They always have a great selection of different things on sale from groceries to toys and clothing. They prices are usually a good deal on most things. I haven't personally bought one of their rugs, but the have a massive large area rug section to choose from. The entrance is a bit confusing, so make sure you go all the way to the back of the building to find the entrance. Lots of parking too.

Really great little thrift store. It held a lot more than I…read moreexpected it to. Good selection of everything. The prices were great. I picked up a couple of frames for $1.50 each. There was so much for fabric and yarns! It's near a Fabricland, but if I need a small amount of fabric this place is my first stop!

I found this place by fluke one day. This is hit and miss like any other second hand store…read more Majority of staff are lovely. And yes there is a but? The person who makes it well known she is the boss, can be very vocal and irritating. She says things like "You know how I feel about saying things twice" and "what have I said about doing this. It is a constant, loud conversation that never stops. I don't go there as much as I used to due to my high anxiety and wanting to tell her to stop. Take your conversations somewhere private and let us shop in relative peace. I have been a retail manager for 25 years and would have been having conversations with my District manager if I did this in public. I ask the foundation to have a chat with this lady about professionalism and mutual respect and caring. Please.

I came here to buy a pair of mukluks because I walk a lot, all through winter. My sister said the…read moremukluks are great and told me she got them at Shoe Warehouse. Tuesday evening. Around 7. Walk into the store. It wasn't overly busy, but there were a few people in the store. I looked around, and found what I wanted to try on. There was no sales associates whatsoever in the vicinity of that I could see. Only the one person at the till that was helping people. I waited around for 15 minutes. Tried on what I wanted. Looked around for an associate, still nothing. Until I heard "oh I'll be a few more minutes". There was one person working on the floor. He had been there longer than I had. Frustrated, I left. This isn't the first time I have had horrible service here. It's been consistently bad for years.

I'm not much of a fan of the Shoe Warehouse…read more From the way it 's presented you would think that they would have low prices on shoes. Turns out the shoes aren't that great, nor are they at low prices. None of the shoes here are currently in fashion, the store's selection always feels like it's about 2 or 3 years late. You won't find shoes here that you would see in somewhere like Aldo, Browns, or Town Shoes. The sales are really only about $10 off, maybe $20 if you're lucky. I only speak for the men's section though, the women's section could be a whole different ball game. The women's section is at least three times as big as the men's, so I'm sure they'll have more fun shopping here.

Goodwill really lives up to its name! It's such a fun place to explore, especially if you're…read morewilling to spend a little time digging for treasures. I do find it a bit concerning how often the prices seem to go up. I just hope we don't reach a point where folks start preferring new products over the amazing finds in the used items. thank you

So much fun! This place is for treasure hunters who don't mind sifting through used items in bins…read more If you love the thrill of the hunt, this place is for you! You definitely need time to kill and openness to see something you might like. My parents and I have been here a few times. At first my mom was skeptical but now she gets excited to go. We've gotten a variety of clothes, toys, stationary, and household items. With some persistence and luck, you can find some pretty awesome brand names. I've seen brands like Nike, Adidas, Bench, Helly Hansen, North Face, Victoria Secret, Zara, True Religion, as well as brands from Aritzia and Anthropologie. I've also found some great Paw Patrol, Fisher Price, Leap Frog and Disney toys here. Items vary in condition from like new to very worn out. In general I have found most of the items to be visibly clean and without any bad odors. The other thrifters can get quite focused and somewhat aggressive when it comes to being first to pick from the newly stocked bins. The staff roll the bins in from the stockroom and into these allotted "parking"' spaces in the main room. You can gather around the newly brought in bins but the staff will indicate when you are able to dig into the items. Until you hear the go ahead, you are definitely not allowed to touch. After the initial rush, most shoppers abandon the bins and you are free to go through the bins at your leisure. You learn quickly where the new bins are coming in. It's pretty obvious when you see a group of people gathered around an empty space or full bin ready to pounce. They have large metal shopping carts but you are to leave these at the perimeter of the store. You are not allowed to bring these alongside of the bins. It makes me nervous to leave my treasures unattended on the sides of the store. They also have smaller black plastic shopping baskets on wheels which you can bring with you to the bins. This is definitely a unique thrift shopping experience. I joke it's like one step above dumpster diving. It's also a lot cheaper than going to a regular Goodwill store. When it's time to pay you roll your cart over this scale that's built into the floor. You pay by the pound. The cashier will then tell you what you owe. Don't get nervous because it's really cheap. I've paid $17-$22 for an overflowing basket of items. You can definitely get a big bang for your buck if you know what to get. I recommend bringing a garbage bag or large reusable bag to carry your purchased items home.

What a gorgeous store. I drive past often and today stopped at the dentists on the same street…read more Even though I had a numb mouth after the dentist and was talking with a lisp, I just had to take a peek. The lady who owned the store was chatting away showing off new items in the clothing boutique at the back of the room. She was lovely and very approachable. I needed up buying a top and necklace for my mother in law. The fashion is really nice and aimed at ladies in their 40s+ I would say. I was into plenty of it, as they have a really nice on trend rack. The home wares are fun interior decor items inc paintings, ornaments, furniture, vases and mirrors. I have my eye on a cactus cookie jar. They were in the middle of taking down all their Christmas stuff so can't wait to see what stock they put in it's place.

Visited this store today and I am glad I did! The store…read morecaters mostly to A Rustic/Farm House look. Many items are very appealing and would look great in a variety of different rooms within a home. Not only are there Decor items, the store also carries Clothing, Jewelry, and a variety of Handbags as well. I had no idea this store existed until I looked on Yelp and realized that I drive by this store on the way to work every day. So glad I stopped in. Worth a look!

The ladies at Apple Box always take such good care of the clients and I find them very helpful…read more I loved being able to paint my bathroom counters in chalk paint and get lots of feedback on them. Please remember the following if you have a chip on your shoulder when going in there : 1. Paint is never returnable even at Home Depot. 2. Many of the colours are extremely popular and do sell out, and often have shipments coming in. 3. Shopping local gives businesses a chance to flourish. Buying chalk or milk paint from a chain store takes away $$$$ from local businesses. 4. If you can't be nice, leave.

I heard about Apple Box from a friend when I was thinking about re-doing my dining table. When I…read morefirst entered the store I felt really comfortable. It was clean and smelled really nice. The manager there was extremely friendly and very helpful! She knew the product back and forth and taught me everything I needed to know about it and how to use it! I'm not a very good "do it yourself" person and I have never really done big painting projects before and they were incredibly helpful! I even called them to ask a question and they remembered who I was :) So thank you very much for making my first-time painting experience a blast! PS: I love their decorative stock and furniture pieces! A very fun place!

My first impression of this store is that it is big and full of discounted items. There is a wide…read morevariety of merchandise here. This store has furniture, clothing, household cleansers, appliances, food, toys, and more.My mom bought a handheld massager. She didn't have to wait in line to pay and she said the cashier was nice. The staff were about to have a fire drill so we booted it out of there before we would have to participate. I didn't spend a long time here but next time I'll probably leave with something. You definitely need time to look through all the things.