Picked up a good working monitor for three dollars! Steve is friendly and smiling. Just like…read moreeverything else, it depends on what you're looking for...

Interesting place, I saw a lot of junk and garbage that had little to no value, but I also saw some…read moresolid housewares. I like a Goodwill better than this, but I think the biggest issue I saw here was the lack of selection and the amount of goods that just had zero value. All said prices were fair for most of what I picked up, but there was just nothing here that I found collectable or needed. A

Holiday shopping, deadlines, balancing budgets! It's a hard mix to contend with, but we get it…read moredone as best as we can. I found a haven in this holiday madness. Northshore Thrift Store is a celebratory shop that showcases the seasons and products with professional merchandising letting the customer enjoy an elegant atmosphere to enjoy products at reasonable practices. Special sales are scheduled regularly so that people can enjoy more for their dollars. When I took my granddaughter and daughter they were both quite pleased with the finds. Having the opportunity to shop this close to the holidays, we all also enjoyed music, donuts and popcorn. Way to go Northshore.

I like places like this. Places you know that truly support the community and are not just here to…read moreprofit off a neighborhood. Thrift stores are becoming more like consignment shops with more collectable and high end items. My problem is when they overcharge for them. My know here is the same I have at most thrift shops they are 95% housewares and woman's clothing. As a man, I donate items that no longer fit or are just not my style and I assume I am not alone, that said, it's hard for me to find a selection of menswear at most thrift stores. This isn't my neighborhood, so it's less than likely I'll be back, but that said despite a friendly staff, this place is just not catering to men.

I love this place. I got my bedside table there, an antique for a very reasonable price. I also…read moregot a really, really cool coat from them. The sales lady was so helpful & friendly; it seemed like having an old friend I hadn't seen in a while, that got my style to help me find just the right things.

Being a thrift store shopper, I was really hoping to like this place. However, it's kind of like…read morewalking into someone's really messy, unorganized attic. Things are mostly on the floor, instead of on shelves. The items that they do have are pretty junky, even for a thrift store. I will say that they have a lot of stuff, so you might find something that you like. Unfortunately, I just wasn't impressed.

I snatched up one of the remaining parking spots directly out front of Helping Hands Thrift Store…read morewhen I visited yesterday afternoon (Tuesday 31 December 2024). Additional parking was located up above/to the side of the store. The entrance/exit was straightforward to navigate and the open sign was clearly displayed along with store hours in the window. Entering the store, I was greeted by a worker and found myself facing a large area with lots of clothing. Walking in to the store on the search for thank you cards, I noticed a doorway to the left which had some home goods. I turned in and noted Christmas/holiday items on sale. After looking around, I found a stationary section with a number of different card options. I also found a bag of just envelopes. As I sometimes make cards for people, this was a sweet find as I could now mail the cards I made. I selected the envelopes and one of the thank you card options. The cashier area was located inside the entrance/exit. A bell was available to ding if the worker was not at the counter. My total came to less than four dollars and my cash payment was accepted. Leaving the parking lot, I found the fit could be a bit tight. However, one car departed as I was about to pull out, opening up additional space so my departure was not so tight.

Great prices - big selection of clothing, shoes and household items! Store is much bigger than it…read morelooks from the road.

Reply to owner: I took the pajama top out of the bag and said this goes with the pajama pants. The…read morewoman or you said ok, she didn't want it. Funny how you say you didn't see one. It's okay though. Good luck I took in a bag of clothing. I definitely didn't expect them to want all of it but the two things they picked out were a pair of jeans from Nordstrom that I wore 3 times and bought this last year. They also chose a pair of pajama pants but didn't want the matching top. They offered me $3. lol, I declined. I would rather donate. On top of the $3 offer I didn't see a single thing I would want in there. They're stuff is over priced which is also funny considering they're offer for my items. I wouldn't waste my time going back and would rather donate than get ripped off.

Very clean, organized and this place had a lot of great selections. I walked in and out with a good…read morefeeling (and stuff). I enjoyed my time and learning more about the history of the store. I love a friendly place, but a welcome is even better! Have to mention the friendly staff back my afternoon turn around. I know it's a dying skill for most or not a skill for others, to say hi and be helpful in a store, but u also want to feel like they want me! I was consignment hoping and went to one that had great finds, but the staff wasn't the best, anyways, and Cassandra's redeemed my mood! OK, just a tip!!! I almost gave up with the parking but I just kept circling around! If I was you, I'd park in the local parking garage, it's the best option! Sure, It's free parking on the street, but it took me twenty mins to find something! It's busy down there. But, hey you figure it out! Now, they do consignment everyday, but if it's your first time, seasonal items ONLY, tags on are great, but it might not always work out (meaning they may not take it because of the season). I suggest selling, we need more people to dig in those closets and bring your local items! Make some cash or purchase some items with the money you make! Win win Now, for those of you who like designer bags, but rather NOT pay alot.....totes, purses wallets, this is it! They take them and sell them! Check out the brand new Kate spade I scored! Have fun and happy shopping!!!

This store is really nicely organized. They only sell women's clothing (well, as far as clothes go…read more They sell accessories and jewelry, too) and they do a good job of determining what's in style and what people will likely want or need. I think it's family-owned and a couple of employees are family members. They are always nice and helpful at checkout. I do think some of the clothing is overpriced but I also know that, on an island with few decent places to buy clothes, sometimes it's worth it to stop in and see what they have, regardless of price.

I really like this new location! Store layout is great and the back room brought me so much joy!…read moreLots of different style options and cds, accessories. I've found band shirts for tours I saw in the past which was cool! My complaint about these type of stores is no one sorts by size. Might be ok if you are a small. Women looking for plus sizes you're going to spend all day looking for something that might not even be there. Tshirts are easy to find in larger sizes but anything else I usually give up and leave empty handed :(

I really enjoy browsing and usually buy something with every visit. Convenient location next to…read morePayless. They didn't have my size this time in a cute shirt I wanted - darn! Unique gifts and clothing. Friendly staff. The Huckleberry gummy bears are a treat.

I have been a loyal Lind's customer for 20 years, supporting this local business through their…read moreformer pharmacy and toy store, gift store, jewelry store, jewelry repair service, and to buy cards. Linds was always my first stop for gifts, I bought my children gifts at their former toy area as well as for the birthday parties they attended. I bought home decor, jewelry, gifts for family, had jewelry repaired, a bought tons of cards, I think I have about 15 punch cards collected! And I have bought numerous pairs of sunglasses. I loved it that they gift wrapped. I maintain a membership there. I will never shop there again. Please take this experience I relate as a warning. I went to Lind's last weekend to purchase sunglasses. While I wasn't dressed in my usual business attire, (I am a local attorney), I was nicely dressed for an outing, hair done, makeup, etc. My daughter, also an attorney who is also part of the family firm with myself and her father, accompanied me into the store. She loved Lind's, she had been going there since she was a small child. I was seeing a lot of magnification glasses but having trouble finding those without. The salesperson directed me to the Brighton sunglasses, which were quite a bit more expensive but we found one we liked and began the process of purchasing when I mentioned I was sorry there wasn't more selection than Brighton. Another woman came up from behind the nice woman who had been helping us and said, in a nasty voice to the other saleswoman, "she is incorrect, there are more". She appeared to be a supervisor. The manner in which she decided to give me this information, by deliberately and publicly embarrassing her coworker made me very uncomfortable. This woman then asked me if I wanted to look through the glasses the other worker hadn't told me about and I declined. I liked the glasses, had places to go, and didn't want to prolong the nice saleswoman's embarrassment. I finished the transaction and selected the complementary decorative glasses case into which the saleswoman placed my glasses. Not long after we arrived at our destination, the sun came out. I reached into my bag, took the glasses out, and put them on. As we were walking, I began to feel like the glasses simply were not sitting right. I shifted them around and realized it wasn't that I hadn't put them on properly, the glasses were bent. My daughter, who had accompanied me on the outing, plucked the glasses off my head and put them on her head and said, "they're bent!" I was not happy to find that what I had bought was defective. My eyes are photosensitive and I was very uncomfortable in the bright sunlight. Luckily my daughter noticed a place with sunglasses for sale and I was able to get relief. The glasses were promptly returned to the case when my daughter handed them back to me and stayed in that case in my purse until I went back to Lind's. The following work week was busy, especially the day before I went to Lind's which was quite stressful. I woke up the next morning with a migraine and had my paralegal reschedule everything that day. Fortunately, my medication worked quickly, and I felt better by midmorning. I decided to take advantage of some gardening I had to do and spent a few hours in my grubby gardening clothes/sneakers. I had to go to the Ace to get more gardening supplies, so I decided to swing by Lind's to return the glasses. I was dealing again with the nice saleslady when that unpleasant woman intruded once again. Taking a moment to look me up and down, she said, officiously, "What's the problem?" I replied, "I am returning these glasses I bought Saturday, you were here when I bought them, do you recall?". She replied, "I do not recall you", in a snide manner. I went on to explain that the glasses were bent, which I discovered upon wearing them. I was able to buy a replacement shortly after the discovery and I was returning their glaases. She inspected the glasses and said, "they are scratched, pointing to the bottom corner section of one of the lenses, an area adjacent to the frame. I replied that I would not have noticed that as it was not in my field of vision, and they were worn for only minutes before they were returned to the case after discovering they were bent. Therefore, it would have been impossible for me to scratch them, but given that they were in a defective condition, perhaps the scratch occurred at the time they were bent. I was informed that I was not going to be given a refund at that time, and they would be contacting me. She took the glasses and left. I admit I was very angry about the way that I was treated, in public, with an accusation that I had somehow damaged the glasses and was not deserving of their refund policy. This is no way to treat a loyal customer of 20 years who has spent quite a bit of money in their store over the tenure of our relationship. I was later told I would not be refunded and could only have a store credit.