I'm visiting from California! My bestie and I decided to venture to various thrift stores in the…read moreCincinnati area. Our first stop was St. Vincent De Paul. We spent almost 90 minutes shopping for the many treasures we found! The store is well organized, friendly employees, and big! That day we visited the store had 50% off all sleeveless shirts and capris! I uncovered some great sleeveless tops, with one still having the Nordstrom tag attached. I paid $2.50 for several classy tops! I purchased a larger suitcase, too! This store is definitely worth visiting! One must take time to see everything in order to truly uncover treasures like we did!

I have found good deals at St Vincent DePaul stores. Many…read moreof the stores I have visited have decent items in which to choose. My experience has been that the stores are clean and fairly orderly.

Always find beautiful items! Some prices can be on the high side for thrift but treasures are to be…read morefound!

This is a thrift store. I visit thrift stores to see if there's something I've needed my whole life…read moreon the cheap. I didn't find anything on my first visit. The store appears to be well organized, which is helpful for someone looking for something in particular. It's also helpful for someone like me that isn't looking for anything in particular. This store is close to home so I may visit again. That said, there are better thrift stores in the city.

Don't bother unless you want to pay retail (or more) for used or questionable background items with…read moreno refund capability. Not sure why H4Hs are so high priced, especially when the items are donated. With few exceptions I've found most of them WAY overpriced. Sad.

This is a great place to get couches tables desk dressers all sorts of cool stuff including…read morelighting fixtures doors windows screen doors hardware anything home repair. I got a great office chair for 10 bucks I've seen in the picture.

This thrift store was pretty big but it did not have a lot of ladies clothing. It did have a lot of…read moreshoes. I think if you are looking for some furniture at a reasonable price this would be the place to go look. They had desks, chairs, tables, and freestanding curio cabinets. There was quite a bit of home decor. I found some of the items were definitely overpriced compared to other thrift stores. But I still ended up getting a good deal on a couple of pairs of shoes. The day that I was in there they had a buy one get one free shoes and I paid $3 for two pair of shoes. Probably be worth another look at some point.

I don't know what they are doing in Cold Springs St Vincnet De Paul but keep doing it!!!!!!!!!!…read moreStore looks great and super clean inside and out. The people there are very friendly and they have a ton of stuff. If you're looking for a hiding gem this is your place to go!!!!!!!

This has always been my favorite and go to thrift store over the years. The prices have…read moreconsistently been wonderful, and because pricing is managed independently at the store level, it never gets outrageous the way some larger chain thrift stores can. There are multiple sections of the store that are especially rich in great finds. The kitchen section is fantastic, with tons of glassware and kitchenware to dig through. They also have a large selection of wall art and picture frames. You'll also find plenty of trinkets, vases and planters, and furniture scattered throughout the store, which really adds to the treasure hunt feel. The main body of the store is filled with many clothing racks, and I've found a lot of great brands here, including plenty of Levi's jeans and similar staples. This is always the thrift store I recommend when someone says they want to start thrifting but don't know where to begin. It's approachable, affordable, and consistently rewarding. The staff has always been wonderful as well. There are a few employees who have worked here for years, and every interaction I've had with them has been pleasant and friendly. Sometimes the store can feel a little chaotic, but honestly, that just adds to the fun of searching through everything. Overall, I don't think I've ever left this store empty handed.

I visited this particular St. Vincent de Paul thrift store while visiting my bestie. I live in…read moreCalifornia, so I was excited to see how it compares to thrift stores here. We walked into this compact thrift store and immediately noticed that it was chock-full of merchandise! We checked the daily specials on a large sign, grabbed a shopping cart, and dove into the massive amount of hidden treasures! I started in the aisle with tons of toiletries and household items. I immediately zeroed in on several packages of what looked like high-end face creams. I rushed to my phone to Google the product and was excited to discover the retail prices ranged from $65 to $89 per container. Yes, I bought them all for a cool $3.99 each! I then moved on to the sleeveless tops and slacks, since they were 50% off. I found several beautiful tops, plus some skinny slacks that still had the Macy's retail tag attached! The retail price listed was $139! Again, my excitement escalated! I found some nice picture frames for .50 cents each. I uncovered some marvelous discoveries! Positive experience! The drawback was that the clothes racks were so crowded that it was difficult to look at the clothes. Also, it wasn't the neatest store! So much merchandise shoved onto the shelves that you really have to know how to thrift store shop in order to uncover the real deals! Luckily, I'm a professional thrifter so I know the ropes, however, for a novice, it might be overwhelming! All in all it's worth visiting! Nice employees as well!

I got a quick run through of this location of St Vincent de Paul. I ended up picking up a couple…read morepair of jeans and luckily they both had a half off barb. I also noticed a bit of jewelry in a case up front next to the registers and I found a brooch I liked in there. I didn't have a lot of time today as my husband was with me and he is not much of a shopper. They did have quite a lot of shoes but they pair I picked up and thought I might buy were $20 and I really felt like that was too much. I will have to check this location out another time when I have more time but at first glance I did not like it as well as some of the other locations I have been to.

Sometimes! It seems Lexington, Ohio are better stores though…read more They don't get the donations like Goodwill. They little they have looks very "Poor" or junky.

My son is grown and left the house so I wanted to donate his lightly used bed. It was clean and…read moreplaced in a plastic bag along with the box spring. There were NO stains, no dirt and no animal hair on the items but they just left them lying there in the yard but took the frame. If you arent going to take the whole bed, dont take any of it. The bed was NOT dirty and there wasnt animal hair on it. If I could post a photo here you would see for yourself. I will never consider this charity again and I would recommend you do the same and find other charities that appreciate quality donations.

This is my go-to thrift spot for home stuff - mostly furniture, frames, house decor, craft,…read moreseasonal and books. They also have a limited selection of clothing, shoes, jewelry and bags!

Staff and resident contact I was lied on by a staff member I would say to have threatened him and I…read moredidn't. I was put out without a chance to explain or defend myself and so I have been homeless and yes, I believe I would have got housed if I was able to stay so staff and resident dialogue. De-escalation is very much needed.

Nasty and the people who cook in the kitchen doesn't wear hairnets and wears slip on shoes with…read moresocks and food is always cold.