This is a cute brand new thrift store located in the Bowery Plaza on University Dr in Lauderhill…read more The sign overhead still says Boutique Stylistique but you will see Flip Side on the door. I enjoyed peeking through their large room and smaller back rooms of furniture, small appliances, household items, books, clothes, art, and accessories. They sell vintage and antique items with some modern things thrown in. My favorite area was the adorable kitchen room. You could practically see a grandma standing there baking a pie. If had enough space, I would have scooped up those sweet ceramic vegetable trinket boxes. Everything was actively arranged and clearly priced. Take your time and look closely. There are a lot of cool things to see and prices can be negotiated. The Flip Side has another store in Ft. Lauderdale on Cypress Creek Road in Ft. Lauderdale. I always love supporting a small businesses and especially thrift stores. Help the planet by reducing, recycling, and reusing by thrifting!

A great spot for vintage hunters! I love coming to this place, there's always something new to see…read moreand discover. The store also does great sales weekly, so you know you're getting a good deal.

A group of volunteers from the Davie Community church run this thrift shop. They take donations…read morearound the back. Everyone is helpful and hard working. They keep the prices low and their inventory changed from week to week. I've dropped off bags a few times and I've found some nice crystal vases while looking around. They really care for the poor in the area as they have a food bank on Friday's. They give free bread at the thrift shop on Saturday. Then they have a service on Sunday where they have a meal together and invite the homeless to join them.

Matthew 17:20 And He said to them, "Because of the littleness of your faith; for truly I say to…read moreyou, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there,' and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you. The Mustard Seed Thrift Store is a ministry outreach of the Davie United Methodist Church. You can find it in a small building to the left of the church. The Mustard Seed Thrift Shop is open every Saturday 9 AM to 1 PM. The thrift store is staffed with church volunteers and they take donations while the store is open. They accept and sell gently used clothing, children's toys and clothes, and small household items. Prices are very in expensive, clothing is only a dollar for an example and the church provides clothing vouchers for those in need if they contact the church office. I saw some interesting glass items, some of which may have been vintage. Patient church volunteers were giving a math lesson to some children buying toys. Although on the small side, this is a cute, welcoming store and the prices can't be beat. There are also several other thrift stores in the area so you can add the Mustard Seed to a thrifting circuit in Davie.

I love American thrift. You can always find beautiful vintage pieces here. I never come with…read moreexpectations, just whatever finds me, finds me. I've thrifted beautiful handmade crochet, woven, & knit items here. I also find Native American art occasionally, which is my favorite part about these stores. The price point is decent, & you'll always leave with something fun.

A thrifters dream..... go and check it out. This is a big store, so plan to spend a few hours…read morerummaging!

Went there today. It was closed, shuttered, looking deserted. Do not think they are in business any…read morelonger.

Family Thrift is a non profit that provides families in need in Broward, Miami, and Palm Beach with…read moreclothing and furniture. They will pick up your gently used clothing and furniture for their stores here in Margate and in Lauderhill. They also do buy outs so their stores are a mixture of new and used items. They have this store in Lauderhill and another one in Margate. I had fun sorting through the treasures. They had clothes, furniture, household goods, decorations, and collectibles. There was a lot of things to look at and I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of inventory. Everything was neat, organized, and fairly priced. I saw several people who looked like resellers picking up items and checking prices on their phones before popping it into their carts. If you see something you like grab it. If you enjoy thrifting you will want to check this store out.

Easy drop off area at the rear warehouse of the Goodwill store. Brought bags today of lightly worn…read moreclothing to donate and hope they help others in need. The lady took the bags and provided me with a tax donation receipt. The store portion is huge with a good variety of clothing, houseware, toys and sports items.

Solid goodwill. They certainly had quite a great trove of brand-name jeans to make for a good find…read more I personally didn't find anything I loved to take home, but it definitely was a solid thrifting hunt for a Sunday. Just be aware of quite a bit of Shein stuff in the mix which made me a bit bummed. Wish all you best of luck on your thrifting adventures. Happy hunting!

I've been to this store twice. The first time I only bought a pair of shoes, and the second time I…read morepurchased quite a few things and most were affordable. I think this is a cute little thrift store HOWEVER.... There was an item that I was extremely interested in and I asked for a better price. The owner told me she could sale the item for $10 more, and since she could, why would she sale it to me for cheaper. Instead of trying to retain a good customer she doubled down on not being willing to negotiate. For this reason alone I'll never go back.

Odds and Ends is a good name for this store because there was a lot of random stuff. I saw a lot…read more of clothes, household goods, a few pieces of furniture, collectibles, small appliances, and even some cans of paint. Most things were disorganized like the mountain of linens in the back of the store. I don't know why they don't fold some of it and try to make it look presentable. Aisles are very tight and several times I had to wait for people to move because there was no way around them. Nothing was marked with prices but I didn't see anything even worth asking about. Anything that looked remotely interesting had a chip or crack in it. After a few minutes of browsing I knew this wasn't the place for me.

Great place to buy all of your hurricane supplies. Go to the on site building beside of the store…read moreand there you will find everything you need. Staff is friendly but lock your car doors. People that shop here don't put things back where they belong so the staff is busy sweeping up after people- pack your patience and you will find your deals here. Parking can be challenging. Worth the drive.

It is the only actual charity available to donate to!! They do good work! They also accept many…read moredonations others like goodwill (for profit) will not take!! God bless them!!

I came here on a Saturday morning, 20 minutes after they opened and it was already filled with…read morepeople. They have a large variety, from so many jeans, Carhartt jackets, vintage T-shirts, and so much more. I do wish they had more girls clothing, but I understand a lot of it is unisex. They have a parking lot so parking isn't an issue. I'll definitely be back!

This thrift store was well organized and separated by color. They have women's and men's clothes,…read morefrom T-shirts to jeans to college sweatshirts to leather jackets. The employees were friendly, we had a great experience here. Will be back soon.

Lots of great finds, bought baby clothes, adult clothes and Knick knacks!! Friendly staff. Will…read moredefinitely shop here again.

I always find good things! Be aware it is not your typical goodwill store - this is an outlet! I…read moremiss the books and little furniture/ home stuffs

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. This Goodwill in Sunrise operates under Goodwill South Florida which was founded in 1959 to assist individuals with disabilities and special needs. The first Goodwill South Florida store opened in Miami. The South Florida stores are part of a larger network that provides job training, rehabilitation services, and retail opportunities throughout the South Florida area. Today, Goodwill South Florida is the sixth largest of 159 Goodwills in the United States and Canada. This store is located in the Sunset Square shopping plaza on University Drive in Sunrise. We were having dinner in the plaza and decided to a little thrift shopping after. This Goodwill was large and well organized. It had the mixture of new and used items that they have been carrying in recent years. They had rows upon rows of men's women's and children's clothing along with a rack of holiday ready outfits. They also had s few pieces of furniture and a home goods section where I found some cute Christmas decor that included a naughty Santa, a reclining reindeer, and a bucket of Lefton China churches. It's always an adventure when you thrift because you never know what you will find,

This is a very easy location to do a drop off of housewares and clothing that is still in good…read moreshape but no longer needed. I drove to the back door of the store and rang the door bell to let an associate inside know that I was out back. With in a minute or two, a nice lady opened the door and pushed an empty grocery cart towards my trunk. We loaded the cart and and then thanked me for the donation. I didn't ask for a receipt and she didn't offer one before I got back in mu car and drove away. I was very happy to get rid of my trash so it could become someone else's treasures.