This is a great thrift store, plenty of items to choose from and the prices aren't too bad. They do…read moreseem to mark things up if it's brand name. I got a blazer for $3, Steve Madden sandals for $8, and a nice purse for only $4. I always leave here with something. There are often sales depending on the tag color. I would come here during the week or very early, as it can feel chaotic with all the stuff and people. I went on a Saturday morning as soon as it opened and it gets packed pretty quickly.

Thrift store fans, rejoice. American Thrift Store is a superstore of second-hand items. There are…read moreaisles and aisles of items including clothing, toys, jewelry, household, and furniture. Be prepared to spend some time wandering around and browsing the store. When entering, pay close attention to the board which lists discounts on various color-tagged items. Perhaps your next treasure is already there waiting for you to stop by.

Absolutely love this Antique Mall!! Found some beautiful…read morejewelry pieces as well as some things I have never seen before. The customer service was lovely and they were very helpful. They sell items at all types of prices too! Highly recommend for some vintage and unique finds in south florida!

Decided to stop by here during our family's vacation in August. We were not greeted upon entry. The…read moreplace smelled stale and was cramped. They had a few nice things and are a good size store; however, three-quarters of their ceiling lights were off, which made it very difficult to see anything enough to want to buy it. In certain parts of the store we felt as if we would get mugged if we went any further due to the lack of lighting. I would not recommend stopping by.

best store ever. The staff are very nice , manager Jesus and Andy are so professional. store vey…read moreclean and easy to find anything you need. I love this store .

Goodwill in the hammocks and the one that's hammocks &sunset are were you find hidden gems! I live…read more40min away and it was worth the drive for me. Very organized Good prices for items Lots of options! Areas of improvement: maybe a better AC cause I was sort of kind of sweating. My friend and I were in there for around 3hrs going rack by rack item by item in the women's section. We found so many items! I'll post a few items I found. Didn't take pictures of all I got. But I also found jeans/ vans/ dresses

I love this place. Beutiful people and clothing. Very good prices. I'm recommended 100%read more

This is one of my favourite thrift stores. When I am in the area, I always visit. You should too,…read moreyou will not be disappointed.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor and who could fix the items. The items were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. They are also keeping millions of pounds of items out of landfills every year. This is a very large Goodwill Store on Dixie Hwy. in Palmetto Bay in south Miami. What stood out to me about this store was the incredible level of organization it had. It looked like the Home Edit ladies got their hands on it. I didn't have high hopes when entering because the door was disgustingly dirty but once I stepped inside I was impressed. All of the clothes were grouped by color, shoes were perfectly lined up, everything was by size, type, and in it's place. Most Goodwill's are organized but this was next level. It made me want to go home and tidy up my own closet. I do enjoy exploring a Goodwill but now that I have discovered the pay by pound outlets I tend to prefer the thrill of the hunt there. Still if you are in the area, this is a good store to stop in if for no other reason than organization inspiration.

Cauley Square is such a vintage old school type of area. This is right in homestead by US1…read more Super cute vintage shops and everyone is very sweet everywhere you go. The shops are in little houses and each one is filled with surprises! You can find collectibles, clothes, shoes, jewelry, and more! They even have a Tea Room which makes some really great food. Highly recommend to anyone to come check this cute part of town out!

What a charming surprise for an interesting place . I love the beautiful courtyards and old…read morebuildings . Cauley Square Historic village in Miami, Florida Cauley Square Historic Village, often shortened to Cauley Square, is a former railway town located in Goulds, Florida, in the United States. Originally built in 1903 by William H. Cauley, it was declared a historic site by Miami-Dade County in 1994. Quick Facts Established, Location ... History In 1903, the Florida East Coast Railway, created by Henry Flagler, reached the town of Goulds, Florida. William H. Cauley owned 10 acres (4.0 ha) of land in the area; he built Cauley Square in the same year in an attempt to expand the population of Goulds. The buildings were then used to house Flagler's railway employees, as the railways that they worked on passed through the town. Cauley used the village as a shipping hub for his tomatoes, sending them north along the railway when winter came. In 1926, Cauley Square was abandoned due to the effects of the Great Miami Hurricane. It remained vacant for over 20 years and the buildings were condemned for demolition. In 1949, Mary Anne Ballard bought the property and restored it. In 1992, when Hurricane Andrew hit Florida, Cauley Square sustained over $1 million worth of damage. The storm heavily damaged most of the shops as well as resulted in the demolition of the majority of the main building's second floor; however, it was repaired. Miami-Dade County declared Cauley Square a historic site in 1994. Following Ballard's death in 1998, the property was passed down to her family, who then sold it to Honduran native Frances Varela in 2001. In 2005, Cauley Square was hit by both Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Wilma, but was restored.

This is a very nice Goodwill Superstore. The staff keeps the place meticulously, and it is always…read moreclean. I love to browse the aisles because you just never know what treasure is awaiting! My favorite part of thrifting is finding a piece that is unique and beautiful, a piece that someone lovingly donated. I have found 1940's hand blown crystal pieces that are simply priceless for it's historical velue and beauty. Reuse.Renew.Repurpose

My daughter likes to check out goodwill stores and took her to this one on Kendall…read more It has a huge variety of clothes and things for the house. The service was nice and parking was great since this is located on a shopping center next to BJs.

I called to get information about alterations and spoke to a friendly and helpful lady named Judy…read more I explained that my husband needed some urgent alterations to his work uniform. She explained the estimated timeline but said if he came in asap she could try to rush at least one of the 4 shirts. When he arrived she was expecting him and he was very happy with the service received. He had four uniform shirts altered.

Wonderful spot for perfect alterations. They did a fantastic job on the dress I wore to my son's…read morewedding!