A lot to look at. But personally the prices are boutique pricing. Not flea market pricing.. also. I…read morefound the same items on Amazon cheaper than this store. There was some things well priced but majority is over priced.

This place is a gem! Such a fun spot to explore. I'd recommend stopping in periodically to see what…read morenew finds they get in. Prices are either extremely reasonable or seriously overpriced, but this is because each section has its own seller. The lady at the front counter was sweet as pie! Definitely worth a half hour of your time to explore.

Wonderful ministry, great place to donate good, lightly used items to help others. Friendly,…read morecaring employees.

Wonderful selection of clothing, furniture, lamps, collectibles, things to start a new household…read more Great cause! Couches, piano, beds, chairs, exercise equipment, candleholders, organizers, toys and games, clothing, computer equipment, vintage items, formals, bedding, purses, suitcases, decorations, CDs and audiobooks, and antiques...

Clarks Attic is a treasure trove. We purchased 5 rooms of furniture for our new house here…read more The items were all in great shape and we got unreal prices. I could have bought more great things but I had to reign myself on and stock to my budget. The owner was pleasant patient ad extremely helpful. Great place

I love thrift stores like this. Don't come in here expecting to find something specific - just stop…read morein to look and be surprised at what you might find. Great prices (what I expect from a thrift store, really) including paperback books at 4 for $1. I don't think I saw anything above $5. The woman at the front counter (a volunteer from what I gathered) was polite, helpful, and generous with the pricing. Take a gander if you're in the area or stop by to donate some things!

So sweet and helpful! Will definitely take my gently used items to them in the futureread more

I love thrift stores. But this one is very high priced. $2 for a paperback, $3 for hardcover?…read morePictures hung up on walls for upwards of $50. They get this stuff for FREE remember. Goodwill isn't a charity it's a business. And I will take mine elsewhere.

Last time I went I found all sorts of goodies. I got a pair of bronze cowboy boots, hiking boots,…read moresperry's, vintige swimsuit, dresses and some other stuff. Overall good selection and well organized. Sometimes it can be hit or miss though.

THIS!!! Found this wonderful little place today! It is by far, the most beautiful and unique shop I…read morehave visited in a long time. Everything has been chosen with great care... clothes, jewelry, shoes, purses, belts, scarves, as well as the furniture.... Just unbelievable!! What makes it even more amazing is Anna. She is amazing and I so enjoyed meeting her! Please check this place out. You will not be disappointed!

Great find. Really nice. Got a great deal on a Brahmin handbag. Lots to look at. Jewelry,…read morehandbags, dresses, clothes, household items and they all seemed selected and new or like new from get go. Gallery like seeing to store with very nice decor to surround the items. Great customer service.

Large clean store. When you walked in it had a great smell which in a thrift store is not always…read morethe case great job Goodwill. Nice prices on trinkets. Staff putting out new items he was very nice so was the cashier.

I have not ever found anything of value at this store. I've come at various times/days of the week…read moreand still, nothing good ever hits the homewares section? I know that goodwill has started to pull valuable items to sell online and I think this store must be doing that as well. What a bummer.