I'm not sure what Lindsay is talking about, maybe she runs a junk store and she drums up business…read moreby being rude to her competitors... But I think the prices in Batavia's Bargains are always fair (and I'm generally pretty cheap) and it's not Grandma's junk. In fact, we found a nice dresser set in there for $110 (less than she paid for one Walmart dresser, and it was 5x the dresser). I've found other treasures as well... I like to go there periodically to see what else they have that's new!

Chuck was hired to do our estate sale for a loved one's belongings…read more I would not recommend Chuck for this type of work. Here are some bullet point reasons: - Chuck changed the percentage and added a fee (that ended up being for advertising )to the contract, upon signing, four days before the actual sale. By the way he typically includes advertising as part of the fee he requests. We were blindsided. He would have been turned away if it were solely up to me, but unfortunately, I had others involved in the decision to use him. - Rather than giving us a guideline for when things needed to be done, for example, signing a contract and time to set up advertising - He claimed it was not too late to get advertising in: Info for advertising in PennySaver should have been done the week before the sale so that the ad would run that weekend before. It was not done. He claimed he could get it in on Wed before the sale. This would have been too late as the sale would already be in full swing. The bottom line, he did not advertise with the money we agreed to give him (against our better judgment) in the two places critical for estate sales- PennySaver ( which would have been late for the sale anyway) and Estatesale.net. He did not purchase any advertising. He used a couple of social media posts and texted people he knew instead. He was poorly equipped- -not enough table ,and the ones he had were very dirty, -signage was simply white computer printer paper. -he did not put enough signs up around town. We actually gave him some materials that he did not use, so we put more signs up ourselves with this material and our own social media postings. While we are so grateful that in the absence of Chuck's lack of preparedness, professionalism, and business ethics, our sale was not a flop, the poor way in which things were run and the fact that he did not do as he agreed to is not something anyone wants to deal with. Lastly, before he agreed to the contract that he changed and we had to negotiate, he wanted to see what was put aside and would not be included in the sale. This is horribly poor taste. He is hired to do a job, and he sells what the client says is up for sale, not what isn't. This is wrong on so many levels but, in my opinion, is taking advantage of those grieving a loss and trying to work through a finality. Yuck! Please think twice before using him for your estate sale.

First time stopping in really cute! Found many good items for under $30 and it all goes to a good…read morehome! Very pleased. Employees/volunteers were super nice and helpful! Will be back soon!

I bought an LP but but didn't look inside the jacket and when I got home there was no record…read moreinside! They were very nice and offered store credit but I spent less than the gas it will take me to get there and back!

Like any low end thrift store expect there to be a smell and dust/lint. This one had plenty of room…read moreto maneuver around, was well organized had a good amount of inventory. From other reviews people mentioned the staff being bad, maybe I caught the staff on a good day but they greeted me at the door and was very friendly. Some notes- - A majority of the clothing range around $3-$5 - Clothes with original retail tags ranged from $11-$16

Always find what I needs there at a terrific price . Better quality than that what has come a big…read morebox charitable drop off center.

Albion My Way! I…read morecan't say enough about Main Street Thrift Store! Albion may seem far away if you don't live in Albion, but its not far if you also live in Middleport, Gasport, or another port because its on the Erie Canal. The thrift store is not on the canal, but Albion is and the store is a little further in. It's not as big as Amvets and its not as expensive as Goodwill. It has thrift store stuff and consighnment stuff. We got Gramma's knee brace there for about a buck, and games for the kids'. I got myself an awesome telescope from the 70s in retro red for a song! La, la la! (lol) They have days where they have deals like half off certain things. The people working there are super nice and friendly and helpful! And books! One side has neatly hung cloths and the other has furniture and puzzles and glasses and records and the books are in the middle. If you like thrifty shopping, you should make a day of Albion! Or, at least, part of a day. Oh, and nick nacks! PROS: Amazing deals and oodles of neat stuffs! CONS: If your not in a "port", you think its far away.

Prices were very reasonable. Very neat and well arranged. A whole section just for christmas…read more Lots of vintage clothes.

This consignment store is a must-visit! The atmosphere is fantastic, with tons of individual…read moresellers offering unique finds. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend it for a fun day trip!

We finally made it to this shop! I think that it is technically two shops: A estate sale shop and a…read morecollection of small consignment booths. Hubbo was excited to stop by due to it having old comics. I love old furniture and dishes. There were lots of each. Also, IDK what satellite radio they were using but it was bumping! Rather than sitting out in the car while hubbo finished ransacking the back-issues, I sat in a rustic table demo and rocked out!

Always find good stuff and the books are a can't beat price. Sometimes a little bit dirty.read more

This is my regular stop anytime I come to Batavia. It's not the cleanest store but the prices are…read moregood. It's possible to find many useful items and not break your own personal bank.

I moved to Alden in April of 2025 and somehow I have managed to become a regular at Under One Roof…read morein what can only be described as record-breaking time. Honestly, I think I'm in there more than anywhere else in town... okay, maybe second only to the coffee shop -- but still. Priorities. Recently one of the girls who works there asked, "Were you in here recently?" My response: "Yes... but you're going to have to be more specific." At this point I'm basically on a first-name basis with the clearance rack. This place is truly a magical hybrid of boutique, consignment shop, and small-town treasure hunt. They have clothes for kids, teens, and adults -- some new, some consignment -- and the consignment pieces are so pristine you'd swear the previous owner bought them, lovingly removed the tags, whispered affirmations over them, and then never wore them once. And it doesn't stop at clothing. Oh no. There's furniture, small appliances, baby items, exercise gear, bedding, health and beauty goodies (from really good brands, too). You name it, they probably have it. And if they don't today... check back next week, because the inventory changes constantly. One of my favorite things is how active they are on Facebook -- posting new arrivals, sale alerts, and little contests so you can plan your visit like a highly strategic shopping mission. If you live in or anywhere near Alden and you haven't been here yet, I don't know what you're doing with your life -- but I gently and lovingly suggest you redirect yourself to Under One Roof immediately. I'll probably see you there. I'll be the one pretending I'm "just browsing."

consigning for a couple years, no problems. This January, I dropped two new winter coats with them…read moreand some other household items. This week I called to retrieve only the new winter coats and they tell me there is no balance on my account - and they do not have them. They further went on to state, they had nothing "tagged" for me since last December.... you literally cannot randomly drop off items, you need an appointment which I had January 26, 2026! The owner had her manager call me, who I had spoke to about these coats twice. Since they take your items and you get no ticket, ...they win! Bad business practice. Whoever took these coats has some nice winter wear.

The place to go for large quality furniture items. I got a large 6 person wood dinning tables and…read morechairs for $150, a 6 person cheap plastic and metal wire dinning set from Amazon cost the same price and definitely won't last as long. Christmas items are almost always 50% off so check that out for some cheap decor. The staff has always been kind, friendly, and helpful, especially when helping to load furniture into my truck. I almost never leave empty handed.

Because this organization helps to fund veteran care, I was hoping to make several purchases in…read moresupport there of. Some of the prices were just too high. They would sell a larger volume if they reduced some of their pricing. After all, these are items given to the organization.

Absolute treasure trove for shoes, especially high heels. In general it's a hidden gem, and a must…read morefor thrift shoppers far and wide. St Vincent De Paul's has everything, clothes, shoes, houseware, frames, furniture, etc. I had a great time perusing the shop. However, it's a shame that most of the shoes were for smaller women when I visited. Would definitely come back, it's a great find.

Amazing selection and even BETTER PRICES!!! The staff is so sweet and the center does a great job…read moreof catering to the local population. I got two very nice ties for a dollar a piece. They even have designer soaps for 25 cents a pop. I took this picture of the entry way. It seems they run a food program for the local homeless population. What a noble mission. Deeply appreciated my visit to this store!