Selection of funky items was great. Not your typical shop for him drum items. Prices were fair.read more

This is a very well managed thrift store. The prices are great and the items are logically…read morearranged. A good shopping experience.

Everything has gotten out of hand as far as prices. Especially on donated merchandise. People want…read moretheir stuff to go to those who can't afford things. Well, paying $7.99 for a used T-shirt when you have 3 kids? Not so affordable. CEO makes $24 million a year.

High value item are filtered out and sold online. Basically, it's all junk. Even the books. If…read moreyour near the store, maybe, but I wouldt waste gas driving there.

Absolutely TOO expensive !!!! Sometimes you "might" find a good buy!! They do help feed homeless…read morebut, when I pick up an item and it's priced from the dollar tree, they double the price?? & try to sell?? Not doing it!!

I come here at least monthly and always find some little treasures like champagne glasses or an…read moreover looked picture frame. They have a great furniture selection!! I also got my Christmas tree here in December- brand new worked just fine for $50. Waterfront does a lot for the community behind the scenes and always good to at least browse what they have before buying new. You never know!

Good thrift store with lots of clothes, Knick knacks and furniture! We like supporting a store…read morethat is making a difference in the community!

This is a different Thrift store than I usually take my Mom but the same name as the other one. The…read moreprices are not too bad here. They have a great selection to choose from. The only thing we don't like is my mom like to look at clothes and nothing is sorted by size you literally have to look at everything to find what you may want They donated different tag I think weekly. Everyone seemed friendly that we came in contact with. We would for sure stop back some time.

Great items available this week on the 99 cent rack. This thrift store is easy to visit, right off…read more29 at 9 mile Rd.

I visit Pensacola a couple times a year. This is a great little thrift store to go to. Feels safe…read moreand clean inside, with sweet church ladies running the counter. When you first walk in, it looks like it's only clothes (not my thing!), but keep walking- there is a large room in back with furniture, toys, and household items. Then, there is also a smaller room with kitchen items- mostly dishes. They always have a little sale going on that is posted on a sign in the store. Their furniture starts higher than what I'm used to seeing. For example, a table and six chairs for $250. The thing is, if the tag isn't marked with a sale price, they negotiate with you on the price. That helps. Nice thrift shop- I'll be back next year! :)

The girls that work here are B*****. I see that other people have said the same thing recently so…read moredon't see why management isn't doing something about it. I feel judged when I walk in here and try to sell my clothes. People just don't have good customer service anymore and its so sad. What happened to smiling?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, this cute little shop…read more I am all about the vintage clothing nowadays, it's very good for the environment & a great way to support your local community. I have found many gently used items here that I LOVE, including brand new items as well. Highest recommendations.

I like the organization but this location seems like it has been picked over and I don't need…read morewhat's left. I prefer the Chiefs Way location.

I haven't really asked for any kind of service here, other than access to the dressing rooms (which…read moreis generally prompt) but the cashiers have been friendly enough. As a perk, even should you not find anything to buy, beside the hall at the back with the bathroom there's usually a "free" box where you can pick up a loaf of bread or similar "expiring soon" offering; just recently they had the box full of Christmas sprinkles, along with a small table of free baby food. Honestly, it's a highlight for me lol. But I think the odds are in your favor, because the selection is as good as it gets. The right side of the store has furniture, and I've seen some steals mixed in with more "meh" offerings there. They have one of those weird "we saw this on eBay" sections and I never bother looking at it because thrift store staff genuinely have no idea how eBay works and fail to understand the difference in these markets, but my partner has once or twice found some electronic or something that's an okay bargain. They have a good and ever changing mix of craft supplies (still kicking myself for not grabbing one of the several huge collections of embroidery thread on offer) and there are usually some well-priced odds and ends, like 49¢ 3M respirators for house projects, or a box full of 4/$1 wooden mallets (serendipitous, as I needed replacements for one my kid's toys). There's an entire multi-tiered table of water bottles, loads of purses (including a tall bin of drawers packed with small pouches and cable/makeup bags), a wall of caps, a surprisingly large selection of both adult and children's books (50¢ to $1 if unmarked, and kept on separate shelves), board games and puzzles, a small shelf of office stuff, even a chest of drawers full of kitchen utensils. At the counter they have a decent collection of good quality costume jewelry, probably from church members. There are many, many racks of clothing, which are well organized by type and size, and somewhat by color. They're usually fairly priced and sales make for even better deals. They do a good job of weeding out damaged goods, though every now and then their own tags will leave holes--I NEED thrift store staff to stop doing this! I managed quite a haul of baby onesies from the stacked bins in the back; no, they were in no way organized by size as they appeared to be, but at $1 a piece they were some of the cleaner, better quality ones I've found locally. Toy selection was also good with actual useful stuff like sets of blocks and Melissa & Doug baby puzzles, not just balding or naked dolls. I also appreciated the toys being mostly above a child's eye level. Overall this is one of my favorite thrift stores, being well-lit and comfortable, with good restroom facilities, comfortable dressing rooms, and generally fair prices.

Way way too expensive for things used! Asking furniture the outrageous price they ask- is unreal!…read more Not even antique! They must base prices on this stuff new! I mean Facebook market place is cheaper! Goodwill would NEVER ask these prices! It's about helping out- right? But they sell a Starbucks used cup for 7.99! When brand new it's at least 19.99! someone is robbing for God here! It's a shame! I won't be voting for best thrift store this year for them!

Ohmygosh, a antique collectors dream store!…read more I am quite the collector of antiques. Especially furniture, copper pots, cast iron, & China. This place has TONS of treasures, new & old! I actually found many pieces here that go with some of my collections. And I also found some great gifts for my family over the Christmas holiday. What I also love about this place is they have tons of unique local arts & crafts, jewelry & art! The first place I go when I need a gift for someone special. From the outside it looks like a small store but it goes way way back inside. You can spend all day here so plan ahead, there is so much to see, it's sensory overload in a good way. Happy Treasure hunting! Highly recommend.

Stopped in recently and was surprised by the variety. A little bit of everything-…read moreart,antiques,local crafts and so much more! The staff was very friendly, spaces were organized and shop was super clean!

This store is a little tricky to find but, the address is correct! I very much enjoyed looking…read morethrough this store :) found some very good deals..! I like them because their profits go towards the community helping the less fortunate!! Which, I wish I could help more !

The people who work here have all been very kind and helpful. It's not the nicest thrift store,…read morebeing a little rough around the edges, a little dirty, a little darker than I'd like, and in some areas quite chaotic/messy. The changing room is large and has good mirrors, but the floor feels dirty enough that I don't want to walk in sock feet in there. Bathrooms are available and serviceable. Prices, honestly, are hit or miss. There are som very good deals to be had--like the leather stacked heel boots I got for $3.99--but most clothing is priced by signage and this leads to situations where you want a simple unlined spaghetti strap dress but it's from a rack where everything is $8.99, or where a basic tee and a silk shirt are the same price. Some other prices are just outlandish, like how plant pots that were maybe $8 new are for some reason priced like $14.99? (Someone seriously has it out for the planters here, because I've seen this multiple times.) If you don't mind digging around, there are some good housewares, random tools, that sort of thing in big messy boxes at the back of the store, but this is one of those establishments where I bee-line to particular sections (kitchen wares, clothing/shoes) and don't bother looking at much of the rest of the goods because they're so chaotically "organized", are largely unpriced, and have a tendency to sit for ages so that new stuff gets lost in the piles of old stuff you already saw months ago. Baby clothes, for instance, are packed into boxes atop a clothing rack where they create a bit of an avalanche when you try to look through them, and many of them are a bit worn or stained, which in the low light can be hard to catch. The end cap of that rack is covered in miscellaneous stuff rattling around in big Tupperware bin without rhyme or reason. I think they'd do well to create a better system for rotating their wares, so it doesn't stack up as it does over time.