Too many 'extremes'! Big difference in prices, (ex: men's shirts - one - $2.50, another was…read more12.50), linen section was very messed up, had to untangle sheets before you could see price, size, etc. Also, too many things should have been in trash instead of thrift store!!

This place is much cooler than you'd expect. You can find an old sturdy dresser in their shop and…read moreask for it to be painted bright turquoise or fuchsia. We also found cute necklaces and antique books for gifts. It's fun to explore the shop and get decorating ideas from the awesome and interesting Miss Bailey. Other points: The selection changes each time we visit. It's outside of Martinsburg with no parking or other issues. Non-pushy, but helpful staff. More of an artsy warehouse feel than a grandma's attic feel of some thrift shops. Very decent prices as of now (before it's discovered by tourists). Relaxed feel. Good layout (not overstuffed).

Wonderful place and the owner is lovely as well. You always feel welcome and you can tell they…read morereally respect you as a customer. I left an item I purchased there and without even calling...the next time I came in they had it behind the counter with my name. Honest and clean.

Wonderful store to shop and consign at, I stop in a few times a month always find great bargains…read more Clean store, super nice owners, very organized and easy to find what your looking for.

I am following up on my previous review of this business. Apparently, My review hit home. I had…read morescheduled a drop off for this afternoon, made the drop-off and after nearly 3 hours I received a phone call telling me I was no longer welcome to make consignment drop-off since I spoke the truth about the store and it's policies. They then demanded that I pick up the items I had taken in to consign by this Friday at 4:30. Well there loss is another thrift store's GAIN. They owe me money from previous consignments and I hope that they don't renege on having a check ready for me to pick up on Thursday when I am happily picking up my possessions. Also, again in light of the current atmosphere in our country I do not think selling a United Airlines Ramp Service employee's jacket a safe idea or selling school apparel that would allow someone to gain access to a school. I am refraining from a one star rating for reasons I won't share publicly. Hopefully they treat other customers better than I have been treated.

this store is werid... part of me wants to like it and part of me wants to dislike it, the old…read morestore owner was really trashy so im glad shes gone, she was pretty rude, ignorant and made some pretty disgusting choices. but that was in 2022 so now in 2025 the store is okay. not the worst store but not my first option, the most disgusting thing i could say about this store is pictures of people who have shoplifted from this store its so corny and is a HORRIBLE way to welcome sombody in a store. i do think the Rescue Mission is better and i only hope the best and that this store can improve upon itself in the years to come..

This is a new store. It is a consignemnt shop for children. The staff is courteous and the clothes…read moreare great and reeasonably priced. I found some things with the original tags still attached. The womans store is located in the same plaza and has been around for a few years. I am definitely a "repeat" customer for Repeat Boutique!

The restore is an amazing place. Really beautiful furniture at reasonable prices. It's a great…read moreplace to find anything.

Very low stock of anything. Looks more like a Thrift store for decorations. Everything they carry…read moreis overpriced. One item of interest was overpriced dramatically and was marked $425. I check on it for weeks and even ask the staff if the item price would come down. It did to $25 and they sold it to a friend.

The only issue I have with the mission is the racist remarks that Lisa makes. Yesterday she told a…read moreSpanish speaking customer that she is an American and she doesn't need to learn Spanish The customers were very upset by her comment. She went on to say that they always want something for nothing. I love the great bargains, however when I am checking I am questioned about the items in my 3 dollar box. Lisa is in a constant state of frustration and anger. She is disrespectful to staff and customers. Lisa is very unpleasant to be around. Kevin is mean,short tempered to residents,employees,guest andcustomers. He is temperamental and passive aggressive. His tone is bitter and sarcastic. Avoid him at all cost unless you like verbal abuse. Last but not least is the pastor who rules with an iron fist a sword in the other. The crucifixion is branded on his chest. He also shears a crown of thorns and a tattered purple cape. The pastor rules by intimidation and fear. His very presence cause them to shake and quiver. They are afraid to look in to piercing gaze. Because they know the price they will have to pay. I had one encounter with the pastor. He told not to speak to Lenny because he can't hear me. I told him that I speak to Lenny every time I am in the store. I looked him dead in the eye and trust me he got the message.

I am appalled at what I witnessed here in just 7 days. First I want to say that I'm grateful for…read morethe intention of the Martinsburg rescue Mission. Unfortunately, Kevin and Patrick are running it for the wrong reasons. These two gentlemen are running this place not in the way it was envisioned by the creators. I got there on August 21st transitioning straight out of a 90 day inpatient recovery center. I thought that this was a place to help an individual build a foundation and become independent quickly. I was wrong. I had a job that I worked remotely to earn income. I was told that I would have to leave if I want to keep this job or quit to stay. That put me in-between a demeaning situation that forced me to give up this employment just so I could have a place to lay my head and not on the streets. Then, I had been making phone calls, all day everyday trying to better my life and become independent. I let Kevin know that I called the Homeless coalition. Kevin belittled me and said that was not allowed. Said that the program doesn't allow such things. I am not allowed to have my phone between 8am and 4: 00pm and I have to work for them (without income) If not, I must leave and take all my personal things with me until after 4:00 pm. To me this is knocking someone down who wants to better his life and concentrate on his recovery. It's embarrassing to have to carry your personal belongings on the streets everyday all because I want to better my life. This did not sit well with me. The supervisors insist that the program is to create good productive disciples to re-enter the community. It is anything but that. It is more like a sweatshop, a labor camp. People are working 8 hours a day 6 days a week without getting one dime. People still have responsibilities and bills to pay. Now I understand that they feed you and supply a bed to sleep in, but to tell someone they have to complete 60 days of their program before even allowed to start looking for work is cruel and unusual punishment. I believe there are federal laws that protect people from the slave labor trade. The Martinsburg rescue Mission is anything but helping people get on their feet quickly. It is a very demeaning program that wants to keep you down for free labor. So I had to go. It was interfering with my recovery and the ability to build my foundation quickly without being chastised or threatened because I want to better myself. I hope someone will look into this and really help the people in there now. Kevin and Patrick are not fit to help run a program that was visioned to help an individual be successful. This is not what God wants from people in charge of upholding the vision of Christ.