This was an excellent stop. I spent my day today thrifting between North Daytona and New Smyrna…read more This is a location I would visit again. Good inventory and reasonable prices. About half of the locations I visited today, I would not visit again.

This morning this store had 2 employees that were very rude and unwelcoming to me today. They…read moreclearly were looking down on me because I was receiving free clothing for the first time. I was told Repeatedly I need to hurry up and leave the store. I did hurry but I needed to get long pants for the extremely cold weather. I was going to pay for the pants but the employees made me feel so uncomfortable that I decided that it would be better for me to shop at a store that would treat me as a customer and not a burden. I was also harrassed in the bathroom by the same female employee. I was shocked to be treated so poorly by a church. I am grateful for the free clothing but the employees rude behavior was uncalled for.

A fun place to peruse! All kinds of stuff, but you have to really pick through it. The prices,…read morehowever, were good, and they had some very unusual items there!

Nice old wood furniture, if you like repainting things with chalk paint. Prices marked are a bit…read morehigh (?perhaps negotiable). A bit rough.

Wonderful people that care about the people in their community. They gladly received our charity…read moredonations. The place is well maintained and fair priced. Their selection is great.

I'm thinking of starting a critics page. Calling out s*** that I encounter every day. I'm so fed up…read morewith it I have to find an outlet. People suck. Here's my latest Facebook rant: Just a comment from today's visit. A woman was in the store and she really liked a small lamp that was donated to your store to bring joy to others, donated to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ to others. I believe that's the concept of your store or maybe even to spread the joy of the original our Lady of Hope, possibly to give hope to others?. Lamps are half price today. Anyway, the ladies in the front to middle-aged ladies with short light brown hair, were haggling with customers. I listened to iher denying people the daily discounts for items donated.to you to spread the Gospel. For all 40 minutes while I was in the store. When I was readying to check ou, the lady who liked the lamp came up she said " I can't believe it, I'm so lucky- the lamp is half price I can get it." But the lady behind the counter said "oh no that's from a different section of the store and it has to plug in, so technically its not a lamp." The lady obviously really wanted the lamp but she obviously didn't have the money to pay full price. So she said "oh but it is a lamp because lamps don't necessarily have to plug in." The clerk was unmoved. The lady left without her lamp. Very sad. I thought maybe there was a chance here for a slight lesson and I walked up to them while they were talking poorly and very loudly about the lady who wanted to buy the lamp as some shyster who was " just trying to get it for cheap.." they failed to see the need. They failed to be Ladies of Hope. So I mentioned to them "would you like another perspective? If you are going to volunteer in a Christian thrift store shouldn't you model christ? Especially to customers who may not go to church and you might be the only church or Christ they see (or the only Lady of Hope (term used lightly here) some of your customers might ever meet? The response from the lady who refused the sale said that she's "only a volunteer and doesn't have the authority to model Christ!" She has to sell it for what it says it is even if she is determining what it is........ I mentioned to her that it is fairly ludicrous for any believers to say that they do not have the authority to model Christ, but by this time they had started turning on me. As they started ridiculing me I left the store. Just for the record, if this is what you're teaching in your church why would anyone want to go there? How will you answer to Jesus for the people that you've turned away from him? Isn't that more valued than the two or three dollars off the poor lady wanted to pay? And how will you answer the souls that you allowed to fall through, after those ladies of Hope treated them with no hope. I'm praying for that lady. Had I got there before she ran out I would have bought it for her myself...

Biggest Goodwill I have ever been to. Could something be too big ??? The store was clean and…read moredidn't smell bad. You could stay in here for many hours looking around. We stayed for about an hour and had enough. It's well organized. Seems like workers were constantly putting out new merchandise. Today was 50% off blue tags. I did not see a single blue tag. Bought a few things. A lot of the goods were overpriced due to the fact that everything is donated. Our cashier was super friendly. If you are into thrift stores, this one is not to be missed. But don't expect to get a great deal.

I mean what can you say about goodwill. It's a wonderful spot to walk around aimlessly, looking at…read morethe shelves to see what you can find. This goodwill in particular was incredibly organized and at points was color coded. I wish they had a larger home goods and toy section, the clothing section however was huge. Defiantly a place to check out if you have some free time and wanna peruse an aisle or ten.

I stopped in here today for the first time, although I only live a few miles from here until today…read moreI didn't know it existed - my first impression after walking through the front door was wow what a great shop, neat and organized and we were immediately greeted by the friendly engaging owners. There seems to be a little bit of everything here somethings very old that triggers your childhood memories, somethings that you may have long forgotten even though they were treasures that your parents or grandparents may have owned and proudly displayed. There's so much amazing inventory inside but the outside is just as impressive the courtyard is filled with yard art and signs, it may be worth making several passes through here there's so much to see and enjoy. One of the things I thought was incredibly creative is the use of sea-can storage trailers to display more items, it's like individual shops, some are themed displaying like items. There's plenty of parking out back and I can't wait to return by the number of customers here during my visit I'm sure the inventory turns regularly...

loved every single bit of this wonderful place, dare I say this is my new happy place?!? Debbie was…read moresuch a help with helping me find all of my treasures. so many things to sift through but all organized and beautifu! can't wait to come back!

The store has a lot of merchandise, and the staff are very helpful and friendly. For me this is a…read morehit or miss. Didn't find too much that I liked this time but have been there on occasion and found lots of great stuff. Definitely worth checking out and very reasonable pricing.

I was convinced this thrift store was brand new because of how clean and organized it is! But it's…read moreactually been around for a while to help fund the adjacent church. The prices are average, but the variety and layout is really neat! They do have one gender neutral restroom, plus two dressing rooms divided by curtains. You can donate items of basically any kind, but they only accept them on the warehouse on Fridays. It's connected to the store and church by a huge dirt parking lot that's free to the public. The staff are very sweet and helpful. Most of them are volunteers that have been in the area for a while, so don't be afraid to ask lots of questions! Even though there are lots of clearance items, prepare for $8 clothing, $16 two-piece sets, and ~$15 shoes in case that's outside your thrift budget! I usually shy away from anything over $5, but I really love what I found!

Jessica is so nice! Nice store and easy to shop. Not cluttered like Miss Priss in ormond beach…read more Very nice clothes and accessories.

Final tally at the end of spring/summer 2026 season: 24 items sold at 60/40 split, 22 items sold…read moreat 100/0 split, 3 items still online for sale and 6 items whereabouts unknown.

My husband and I actually made a u-turn after passing this eclectic-looking shop on our way to the…read morebeach in New Symrna Beach, FL. This small business is a stand-alone sparkly nugget on busy U.S. 1 (Dixie Freeway). Colorful, hand painted sculptures and treasures greet you even before you set foot in the store. Once inside, there are so many treasures in every nook and cranny - with a particular focus on nautical themed (especially mermaids - hence the name - "The Vintage Mermaid") furnishings and gifts. The store also smells like a spa and a new age store had a baby - it's a nice smell! They seem to specialize in up-cycling wooden furniture, turning pieces into one-of-a-kind "must have" item. The store even has a special paint section and staff provide free advice on how to do certain techniques on furniture that customers may want to attempt at home. We'll definitely be back to check out what new pieces will turn up!

The outside drew me in but I didn't find much that interested me. They had some cool jewelry but…read moremost items seemed to be newer and not much of a variety.

They closed and no longer exist. This store was a hoarder shop with giant piles of clothing that…read moreyou had to sift through. It was bizarre, but I did find a new winter coat there after digging through the mess.

Nice little thrift store friendly stuff, clean place Paul is a nice guy and the lady who also work…read morethere is nice and friendly better then any other thrift stores I have been to