Really good selection and great up-cycling. Got some good ideas! One of a kind items.read more

Awesome store, awesome staff, all for a great cause. Always worth a visit! A true gem of Norwalkread more

What a hidden treasure! The sign out front says Mercy Health and thrift store in smaller letters…read more Right across from McDonalds. Prices are low and everything arranged nicely! Even sell some personal health items. ie: vitamins, shampoos children's allergy. The bonus is the wonderful ladies at the counter! Definitely will go again!

I love this place... not in the best neighborhood, a little hard to find, limited hours and kind of…read moresmall. But the stuff that they have is GREAT quality & priced VERY reasonably. The ladies that run the store are very friendly, sweet, & helpful.

Stopped in a while back loved it! Saw there weren't any reviews, thought that was sad, so here's…read morethe first one! Super cute place! Check it if you can!

Big thrift store with good selection of clothes, decent amount of other items. Prices are OK,…read morealthough the new pricing system as of late 2025 can be a bit confusing. The people working there are friendly and helpful, although it seems to be a bit understaffed. The Fairlawn Salvation Army thrift store used to be one of my favorites, then they eliminated some of the discount colors and then went to a system with most of the clothes being priced according to what they are, i.e. pants and shirts are $4.99 and there is one color that is half price (although on Wednesdays everything except one color are half price). On my most recent visit they have backtracked a bit so that most of the brick a brack and shoes are individually priced. There are still some good values, however the selection seems to be not as good and it can be confusing what certain things cost. The advantage of the current system is that if you find a high quality piece of clothing you do get it for a good price. The non-clothing selection has definitely decreased, the selection is limited and there are not a lot of interesting items. In the past I have found some really nice items, but now it seems like most of the stuff is nothing really special. Overall a pretty good thrift store, but not worth a trip just for thus store.

Nice variety of items. Fair prices not like other thrift stores that want top dollar. We enjoy…read morelooking around.

What an amazing place They take any and all items you want…read moreto get rid of If someone should come in with a need they will help with a 5 star service.

Wide variety of items, wonderful cause. Great shopping experience. My new go-to place for making…read moreitem donations!

It's a "store" only in the abstract sense... everything is free. Whenever a dorm occupant…read moreliquidates some of their things, they end up here. Bring some stuff, drop some stuff off. The selection varies wildly depending on time of year, but there's always a nice selection of clothing. The concept of the free store originated with the Digger movement of San Francisco of the 1960s. They had a free store on Haight Street where soldiers on leave could walk in looking like a soldier and walk out looking like a hippie, then they would probably go AWOL and ditch Vietnam. Nowadays it's a great way to curb the awful waste of our culture through re-use. As the website says, you need to swipe your card to get into the building. If you can't find someone to let you in, you can call the store and they'll come up and get you.

I highly recommend the free "store"--especially at the beginning of the year, when all the stuff…read morefrom the seniors that moved out last year is still there. Any freshmen looking to outfit their new dorm room or upperclassmen moving into a house should definitely check it out. I mean, come on: it's free.

I love everything about this store. It's a nonprofit helping students in the area, the women who…read moreown and run it are DELIGHTFUL, and the space is so cool and historic. I 100% recommend stopping into this hidden gem! You won't be disappointed.