The place is no longer here in the shopping plaza. Was a little excited to check it out but then…read morewhen we showed up it wasn't there. I think a recycle store took its place.

I love thrift shopping. I had to check this place out. The store was pretty large and spacious…read more Everything was nicely organized; from the books, toys, shoes, home decor, and clothes. Most of the clothes and shoes were organized by color/size. Don't forget to look at the sign when you enter, items are on sale based on the color of the week/day. The donation box is also inside the store if you wish to donate your items. I found a cute onesie and toddler shirt for $3.70 total. Thrift shopping is like treasure hunting, sometimes you find something good, other times you don't. Overall, a decent thrift shop for a good cause.

I am truly so impressed by the Savers thrift store, that I'm kicking myself for not having gone in…read morefor years sooner. This store is pretty big, but it is so, so organized. Believe it or not, it is better organized then some of the independent, little thrift stores I've been to. The clothing items are sorted by size, not by color, which I feel like is the more efficient way to find what you're looking for. The purses and wallets are all hung up next to each other, not on top of one another, so you could easily view and select the ones to your liking. I found some treasures. Even the books are organized by author, which is very rare in a thrift store. The books are a bit pricier at $5.99 for a paperback. It depends on what day you go on, as certain days offer better discounts. They even have a section of formal dresses, like bridal and prom gowns, that all looked very presentable. They have the viral jewelry jars, which are very trendy on TikTok. Everything is at this Savers! Please don't sleep on it!

Things changing locations a little bit. Movies and books are now next to Kids clothing.read more

They have quality clothing and merchandise at very reasonable prices, especially on Wednesday's…read morewhich is Family Thrifting Day!

We were in the area and decided to stop by. They have a good selection of things. The prices were…read morereasonable and they had a sale racks. I found a couple of items in great condition.

Pretty speedy. In and out. We used the drive thru for the donations and it did take a minute or 5…read morefor staff to notice the woman ahead of us. The guy made sure to give us the tax form-WOOP WOOP! And we were on our way, lickety split. The only thing we'd mention is that at another location, the attendant took the items out of the car for us. Here, they did not. It's probably just bc of COVID. Will come back again!

Goodwill is starting to go downhill, especially with their "discounted" pricing. I refuse to donate…read moreto Goodwill any longer due to them charging full price for what would be a brand new shirt... only if it were new. $10 for a shirt, $20 for pants? Excuse me? But aren't you supposed to be helping the less fortunate and not ripping them off? Goodwill used to be good. However, this is a junk collection place now. I've seen empty pasta containers, dollar store, items self for triple the price. Items that are "less than" sellable. What gives? The only good things that are priced, would be the books, some electronics due to their 24 hour warranty, and some random knock knacks.

This community donation center has great drop off hours. They accept mostly anything for donations…read moreas well. The center is always clean and the staff is very friendly. The best part about them is that if you have a large donation they'll come to your house and pick it up! (They're the ones who slip that neon green paper into your mail box). Overall good place that helps the community!

The Salesian Missions are another example of my family's support for those less fortunate. I'm not…read morea dedicated regular donor but a periodic gift keeps me on the mailing list. This beautiful birthday card was sent to me by my Aunt and Uncle that live in the State of Georgia. I'm grateful they support our New York State missions. You can look up their website and history. In brief: The Salesians of Don Bosco (formally known as the Society of Saint Francis de Sales) are a religious congregation of men in the Catholic Church. They were founded in 1859 by the Italian priest John Bosco to help poor and migrant youngsters during the Industrial Revolution.

This is an Organization of Salesian Fathers,Brothers,and Sisters serving poor and needy children in…read moreover 130 countries,in 225 Orphanages,216 Clinics,and Hospitals,850 Nurseries and 3,408 Schools,of which 559 are Trade Schools and 91 are Agricultural Schools.I am a retired vet on a fixed income but every month when I can I pick 3 charities to send a donation to this organization is one of those in addition to FPMT,Tibetan Nuns,Boys Town,of course there are many others but I feel these will change lives and make an impact.At Christmas time Salesian Missions send out cute little date books,sometimes I buy them in bulk to gift them to people in my life.As the poem says I go this way but once,any good I can do let me not hesitate.

Fairly good sized spot. Parking lot was a little tight as Lot of people don't know how to park. But…read moreoff you look around you can find something. Store was set up nicely but the shelves seemed overcrowded. Lot of nice bags and baskets in the store. Saw an electrical check station, see the picture. First time I had seen one of those. So that was nice.

Convenient location, easy to donate with drive-through. I've found a few items that I was looking…read morefor (missing from sets). There are ALOT of people who resell that shop in this place ... God help you if you get in their way lol (I'm not one of them.)

This was my first time at any thrift store ever in my life and I have to say I was impressed. I…read moremean some of it obviously was junk, but they're actually worth some really great items. I got my child a kid activity table for $1.50 which normal retail is like $50. I could not believe it and it was amazing condition. I will definitely be back.

Very clean goodwill store. Prices are reasonable and there is a discount on a certain color tag…read more Some really funky items and I found a few cool retro pieces. Highly recommend checking this store out

It's gross. They are selling clothes with cigarette burns for $7!…read moreThere's nothing good because they keep all the nice stuff to sell on their websites. Never donate here, it WONT stay in your community it gets sold online to the top bidder. It's full of nothing but garbage and dvd's are TWICE as expensive as anywhere else.

The best SA around. Well run always new stuff and unlike Goodwill and Savers is an actual charity…read morethat sells things for fair prices

Today's lunch at Gather 55, the latest Hands on Hartford food experience, offered up a truly…read morewonderful meal. The place was packed but the front of the house rep found us a perfect table against the rear wall with a view of the dining room. The gentleman who fixed/adjusted our table did a super job; hate those wobbly tables I always manage to find. The menus were clear and the ordering was super easy. The end product went way above our expectations. My dining partner ordered the Chicken Salad plate with a pasta side included. The chicken was fresh, tender and delicious [I stole a piece] and the penne pasta was just right while the celery and walnuts added crunch. I had the Salmon Wrap with spinach, avocado and ginger vinaigrette. The wrap was huge and the salmon perfectly cooked while the added ingredients made the dish even better. The crowd was lively and the atmosphere was full of love. We will return! Want to try the breakfast.

The food and service were very good and the service was great. I had a walnut cranberry salad that…read morewas fresh a d tasteful with a light vinegrette dressing. I took what was left from lunch home and had two more meals from it.