Hope's Treasures is one of my favorite thrift stores in the area. It almost pains me to write this…read morereview because I don't want to share the really cool finds They have a random, but decent and ever changing selection, the staff* is wonderful, and the prices are awesome. *All of the staff members I have interacted with are great but shout out to Charlese (sp?) because she is so down to earth and just indulges my outrageous questions, and never rushes me. I truly appreciate people like this! This place is AWAYS in my NOVA thrift rotation.

For a thrift store, this is a pretty average one. Tons of clothing, some housewares, a bit of…read morejewelry and furniture. Decent prices on most things, but I did see a little vinyl coating hook rack for $5! That's high. Uhhh, can you say Amazon. We did pick up some nice cutlery for $.25 each so not bad! The bell up front called a nice lady to check us out and went on our way. I "hope" you find a treasure here!!

As a frequent thrifter, this is my happy place. So many gems at amazing prices. The manager is very…read morefriendly and from what I've noticed, treats her employees and volunteers very well. I have been in the store twice when she asked everyone to come to the front so she could acknowledge an employees birthday and another's admittance to college.

Very cluttered, mostly clothes but has good selection of books…read more It is hard to find good finds here. Mostly older items compared to other consignment stores.

Excellent place to donate items for the ethnic population in the area. You can also find ethnic…read moreitems to buy at a low cost. It's a small place but fully packed with great selection. Visit with empathy and you'll have a good experience.

I never write reviews so this is a first, also not great with grammar so sorry in advance…read more The 2 women that were working this Sunday afternoon were super unfriendly, one didn't even speak to me during this odd interaction. The other was almost micromanaging where I was looking (not much space to walk anyways). They had clothes all over the walkway and just staring at me as I was trying to get thru to go look at the dish section. I wasn't sure if that was an area open to customers, I clearly looked confused. Neither were helping me, just looking at me like I'm in the wrong area haha. Anyways, I asked if they were open or if I was able to squeeze by. She says, "yes we are open, there was no one here so that's why we're doing this". No one is in any hurry to move anything out of the way so I can walk by... it was just a massive pile. She then just shoves it all to the side with her foot and the one lady just looks annoyed and points me to walk thru quickly.... I'm just confused with this whole situation. I've never been to a store where they acted this way. I won't be back because of this weird interaction, just made me feel unwelcome. Selection is small as well, no big deal though It was a cute little store it's unfortunate the people who run it. Thanks for reading!

Blossom & Bloom is my favorite thrift store in Northern Virginia. Why? Because I tend to search for…read moreunusual items that most other thrift stores never bother with - interesting old books, magazines, and various antique odds & ends. I make jewelry from old print and antique mediums, all because of Blossom & Bloom. The first time I went in there, they had a huge stack of beautifully preserved newspapers from the 1890's in their main glass case. I've always loved antique print, but never had a reason for collecting it before. As I was staring at all the gorgeous old pictures, it suddenly hit me - why not make jewelry out of it? I've been making antique print jewelry for over a year now, purely for myself and friends, and I'm absolutely addicted. Thanks to Blossom & Bloom's always changing inventory, I've now built up quite a collection of fantastic materials to work with. As other reviewers have noted, they also have a regularly rotating selection of clothing at incredibly good prices. But of course, keep in mind, like any thrift store it can be hit or miss. Some days you'll find nothing, other days you'll find absolute treasures. My Mom bought a beautiful London Fog coat complete with its original tags and got it for under $10. Another day I happened to find actual, original training shorts worn by Redskins players for $3 a pair. Now my husband walks around our house in Pierre Garcon's training shorts! Yet, like any thrifting adventure, some days you'll find nothing at all. Blossom & Bloom makes that adventure worthwhile, though, thanks to its charming location and friendly, quirky staff. If you're looking for print materials like me, be sure to stop in on Fridays for discounts on most books. If you're a senior, go on Tuesdays for their Senior Discount. Trust me, more often than not, you'll find a real treasure! And best of all, proceeds benefit a local charity. What could be better?

I absolutely love it! The prices are great, and the employees are all volunteers and very nice and…read morehelpful. The prices are great, most things under seven dollars, and it's well organized and very friendly. I will definitely be coming back :)

They make it easy to donate stuff. It gives me great joy to know that the things I donated being…read moresold at retail value. Also great place to shop if youre looking for great deal - its on the small side.

So this is very very tiny. It's very clean. I think it might get more donations if the general…read morepublic was more aware that this is a place to donate to

Nestled in the heart of downtown Herndon, resting comfortably, albeit crookedly above Jimmy's Old…read moreTown Tavern, this place is a gem for those who appreciate the treasures of the past. The collections that Roaches in the Attic sells are amazing and their prices are always reasonable. They have an extensive collection of glassware, old advertising, books, and furniture. They run great sales throughout the year, and the staff, who happen to be the owners, are warm, welcoming and friendly. Even those who aren't a fan of antiquing will find items that catch their eye. Yes the entry steps are crooked, and the floor creaks, but if you're into antiques you'll find these quirks to be more endearing than annoying. Give yourself plenty of time to look around. You can make several loops around the store and still not see everything they have to offer. Since its directly above Jimmy's, you occasionally get a waft of french fries as you walk around, so you might want to eat before stopping in, as it can make one begin to hunger for more than just antiques! Its a great shop that's definitely worth checking out. The owners have outstanding taste, and the items they pick are in excellent condition. You can tell that they really put their heart into their business, giving the utmost care and attention to the quality and maintenance of each and every item for sale. I don't think I've ever seen dust in this shop, which is amazing for an antique store. The hours listed are more akin to base hours, give them a call around holidays and during the summer, as they tend to extend their times of operation. This is definitely a great spot to sift through history and appreciate the quality and craftsmanship that went into items, before we started mass producing cheap, generic everything. I have never walked away from this store disappointed.

Great store with very fair prices. Everything was quality stuff, no junk in sight! It's worth the…read moredrive if you're anywhere nearby, my favorite second hand store in NOVA!

While prices seem to have gone up everywhere, This place rocks ! The women who work there are the…read morebest around. A great place to look for treasures for birthday and some unique Items always I have found . One of my favorites above all the thrift stores.

I appreciate the reason for both thrift store and food bank, but director Sharon is very rude and…read moreprices items too high. some items sit on shelves for a long time which stops that money from going to food bank items to people who have a great need. Manager In food bank is great but her hands are tied by Sharon. Tom the CEO is great but he needs to appoint a new director.

Upon entering. You're greeted. They had the heat on so ventilation was good and the shopping…read moreenvironment was nice and warm. The store is fully stocked. Everything is highly organized. The store clothing ratio is about 75% female and 25% male. They have everything from jackets to suits here. Neatly separated as well by section. The pricing is very very good here especially on the high end suits such as ETRO, Brioni and Zegna. I have NEVER EVER seen even in NYC. A thrift store with high end luxury suits such as these and priced reasonably in my time. Also their ties are very high end as well from Brioni and Zegna for under $3 The clothing prices are amazing for their brands. Mostly all luxury brands and priced very reasonably. They have artwork and some jewelry in cases as well as silver coins. Parking is very easy due to the private shared parking lot with the shopping center. There's Cameras outside as well to cut down on crime which is a major plus. The employees have always been friendly all the times I've been here. The woman who owns the store is a true angel. Very friendly, social and professional. I always ask her questions about some items mainly ties and she's always friendly and nice. The general crowd is mainly adults. Very very highly disciplined. The noise level is normal for a high end thrift store. Very calm. Overall A+++++, Excellent pricing and very amazing customer service. ,This maybe one of the best thrift stores due to the reasonable pricing as well as the very friendly employees.

Very friendly and helpful staff. A wide variety of goods. I got Vivaldi album. Plenty of parking in…read morefront and no difficulty walking throughout the store. They have a large variety of appliances and household goods.