Most fabulous! This is a very special place, a gem, and the owner is clearly very talented and…read moreexperienced, always new stuff of great quality, aesthetic and historical value. I love the eclectic yet distinct style of the store and there is great turnover so always new stuff to discover.

Nice stuff to look at but I came in looking for a specific thing and I got it! I was looking for a…read morecoffee cup and saucer and I found a nice one and the owner provided useful information for us. I think it was a good price for each set.

The owners are the sweetest and the prices here are so cheap like boi I got a beautiful heart…read morepocket watch here for $5 and there's amazing jewelry here 10/10 go here

Stopped by because of a recommendation and was pleasantly surprised! It seems like a small shop…read moreowned by a family. The vibes felt homey inside. Everything was well organized and really cheap! I didn't leave with anything but would come back.

If you like cool old stuff come here. If you like vintage…read morefurniture come here. If you like to dig come here. Friendly and helpful staff. You will find something for everyone. Great way to spend your afternoon. Support this awesome business.

Really cool items can be found at this place. I purchased some cool vintage soda bottles and some…read moreold photos. Only a couple people working at the time but the cashier was nice. Pretty decently priced in there as well.

It's one of my favorite places to find leather jackets…read more The store has more women's clothing than men's. Not a great selection for men. The items stocked here are not necessarily all vintage, some are though. And there is a good turnover of items, so there is something new to see each time you go. I have found some great items at an amazingly low cost, but you have to be willing to dig for them. As King O. pointed out the address is listed incorrectly. It's actually 1081 Flushing Ave.

This spot is extremely hit or miss. It's not as curated as some of the other thrift/vintage stores…read morein this area but sometimes that can be a good thing. It's a good spot to try if you have the time and patience to really sift through all of the racks. If you do find something you like, the prices are really fair. I've gotten a few random things here that I've ended up loving and wearing for a long time. Just be ready to take your time looking through everything and don't expect the rows of curated tees and jackets like at L Train next door. Still, worth it to check it out, especially if you're on a budget!

A hoarder's heaven! This place is jam packed with stuff and a bit claustrophobic. The store is…read moreextremely small and piled with items, so there is only really this one hallway to walk through. If you need to pass another person you need to really scooch to the side and work together to get by. Also, it's pretty hot in there so dress appropriately. I came looking for plates and cups. The wall of glassware is full of items but most are either single items or far too disorganized to find the rest of the set. Things are stacked to the brim so while hunting through the glassware I felt like the stacks of glasses could fall off the wall at any moment. After some hunting I found 3 pairs of glasses to take home as well as a set of 4 plates and a few glass trinkets. Prices are super cheap, so if you have some time and you're willing to hunt and move some things around this is the place for you. You're not going to find anything particularly fancy in here but for ~10-15 items of glassware I paid $13.50. Cash and card are accepted. The lady at the front wrapped everything in newspaper for me and helped me pack them in my bag which was nice. Overall, lowkey and jam packed place ideal for the humble thrifter.

Broadway Thrift Shop has been in Astoria longer than I have - so if you're a thrift stop that can…read morepay the rent on Steinway street for over 15 years you're doing something right. I'm just not sure what that thing is. I've come here plenty of times over the years to look, but have never found anything worth purchasing. The top floor is full of clothes, but there's no rhyme or reason to anything. And listen, I get it, it's a thrift store. But even Savers and Goodwill have sections for certain types of clothing. Maybe these folks do separate the pants from the shirts and it all inevitably gets mixed back up by shoppers? Anyway, just know that if you're coming here it's going to be a bit of a dig. The selection is fine, with most items in decent condition. Prices are sometimes hard to decipher, and some prices to me are questionable. Their bag section is usually full of well-loved, well-worn bags with prices starting at $25 - which seems steep to me given that many of these bags have their fake leather literally about to peel off. The service here is fine, the folks who work here are friendly enough. For me, this is just and interesting place I'd go to kill some time, not a place I'd go expecting to buy anything.

This place has great stuff. I just moved to Ridgewood. The two owners are very nice…read more I didn't buy because I literally moved in a few days ago and don't have shelves. And they'll definitely haggle fairly.

Love this place, I come regularly since their selection is constantly changing depending on what…read morethey bring in. They're associated with Junkluggers, and they're an active reuse center and fundraiser for Habitat NYC, so not only are they selling items that could've been otherwise thrown away, they're supporting a worthy cause. 10% of their proceeds are donated to Habitat NYC and 90% of their inventory is donated to local nonprofits that can provide 501(c)3 status. I have found some great gems here, small items in their small goods sections (dishware, paintings, and misc items) and in their larger area I have found a couple of pieces that were great deals for me. The staff is extremely nice, and they keep the area pretty well organized for the amount that they have to sort on a week-to-week basis. Every now and then, they also started hosting neighborhood clothing swaps for free, which is also a really big plus for the community. They will pop up on Eventbrite or the Facebook Buy Nothing Group, so I'm always on the lookout for those too. Overall, a great benefit to the community and one that I will continue to give my support to!

A lot of broken items that have a high price tag. Maybe if you live near by you can pop in to…read morepotentially find an item in good condition but not worth a trip if you don't live close.

A cool thrift shop in Astoria that helps folks in need and that's good enough for me to buy and…read morespend ..Don't be fooled by the name as they do sell children's clothing and toys but they also sell a great variety of stuff like clothes, furniture, antiques, books , small electronics, home goods and much more . Place is well organized with stuff on displayed from front to back , side to side ..Got a few cool nik naks and prices are very reasonable and most important my purchase will help people in need . Nice folks who run the place and was told more cool groovy stuff is coming in soon ..4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

I've walked passed this place several times in the past. I finally strolled in today. I'm kicking…read moremyself for never coming in. I absolutely loved coming here. The vintage games in the front were super cool. The prices were not bad at all. I was dying to get the blue love seat but didn't have a car with me. The back of the thrift has all these cool clothes. I saw this lovely jacket that was under 30 bucks. The staff is very nice here. Since they were about to close they had the clothes section cut off, but the staff said let me go back there anyway. Needless to say I'll definitely come back. They have some good finds here.