I want everyone to know that Maryland Food Bank has always been so helpful and caring. They always…read moreknow where to send you and really provide a needed and welcomed service in the community. Thank you so much for being there to help feed those in need.

Great events, cheap food and drinks. Not a large menu selection and the quality is just ok. The…read morefried chicken fingers are not the least bit greasy and the pizza is decent. Wine is $4.00 not a great brand but hey after the first one or 2 you won't even notice! Beautiful location and fantastic view. Very crowded in the season, off season is best for people that live nearby year round. An awesome affordable place for vets and their families. Lots of volunteers which is wonderful! Something going on all the time. Flip 5 is also a fun night! Rated a 3 only because it's too crowded in the summer and the road to the entrance has been in need of major repair for quite awhile. Be prepared it's very bumpy terrain.

What a great friendly place! Beautiful location, good food and great new bartenders!!read more

Wonderful thrift store with beautiful merchandise and friendly volunteers…read more It's very clean and organized too

One of my favorite thrift stores in Delaware. Almost all items are priced to sell. Great place…read morefor hunting for a great deal. Daily specials listed on the wall near the cash register and on a sign at the entrance. This place takes up 4-6 retail store at a former strip mall. They accept donations at the back door receiving zone. You will find furniture, clothes, artwork, linens, books, jewelry, dish-ware, kitchen supply, glass-ware. A very friendly volunteer staff and a few paid staff.

I love that this thrift shop supports stray cats in Sea Isle. They do accept donations from the…read morepublic. I always try to donate some gently used items when I come. Prices are reasonable and it supports a good cause!

this was a great spot. awesome selection of donated stuff, and a great cause. Definitely come check…read moreit out!

5/17/2024 very interesting shop- I really enjoyed this thrift shop most of the three my dear friend…read moretook me to see. The prices are higher here than other thrift stores in general. I found a cute kaleidoscope - not vintage but still beautiful colors and patterns for 3$-I also noticed a super cool paperweight in the case and the guy was kind to let me see it. He informed me that it was 25% off. It was reminiscent of one my grandmother had and I really liked the murano glass look to it. I've seen these priced at 20-22 elsewhere. I got this for 12$. It was priced at 15 with 25% discount. Definitely a lot to see here and I would certainly go back on a rainy seashore day. I recommend this business. The only thing that was off-putting was the girl at the register was screwing around on her cell phone as I stood right in front of her. A coworker had to nudge her to ring me up. She apologized for being inattentive.

This is not a thrift store…read more Yes, I know the sign SAYS it's a thrift store. It's not. Thrift stores are places where you can purchase home goods, clothing, furniture, etc at a low price because everything is used/pre owned. This is,at best, a vintage store. Why? Prices. Across categories, the prices are quite high, in many cases above eBay asking price (which is different from actual sold price). I had heard from news & social media that this was happening- stores have seen how "up sellers" were making money on thrift store finds. They've decided that if someone would pay a reseller, they would also pay at a store, right? Even better, the thrift store gets their items donated - so free to them. I hope they are successful with this. I understand that the money they make largely goes to help people in need. If you're going to do this, you need to re-brand as a vintage boutique. Otherwise you are drawing customers who are not interested or able to pay premium prices. As I walked through the store, I heard comments from others: "Can you believe this price? It's so expensive! I can't afford anything here." To top it off, I visited another nearby thrift, also run by a nonprofit, where they had some of the identical items available at a fraction of the ARC's asking price. I wish them well. I think the ARC programs provide a lot of services and support to people with intellectual differences, including members of my family. I love to support them. I'm just not their customer. I am sad.