Wonderful place to shop. Prices are very reasonable and it is a good selection nicely displayed.read more

This is the first time I've been to a Habitat for Humanity Restore thrift store. I didn't need any…read moredoors, bathroom sinks or furniture. There are some art pictures and household items and books. Garden seeds for a quarter. I found a three hole punch for $1.60 after 25% off. What irked me is I had to use the bathroom so bad and they purposely closed them due to covid. Every other thrift store has open bathrooms. Its an ok store.

Save your time and your sanity…read more The employees at this location are extremely disrespectful. I have gone in only a few times to drop off clothing since moving to Rochester under a year ago. Each time I have left annoyed by the attitude, always finishing conversations and gossip with coworkers before acknowledging a customer. No greeting when walking in, and they make you feel like you're bothering them by coming in. Not to mention the lack of clothing that they'll take. I have been using Plato's all over Iowa i for a very long time so I know the "rules" on what they will or won't take and pack my drop off accordingly. The Rochester location recently offered me $16 for 3 agree People items. One sweatshirt worn once, a brand new never worn pair of leggings, and a fleece 1/4 zip. I ended up taking all my items back and declining that payout as it was a total joke. I took these same drop off bags to another location where they took nearly everything for $200+. I won't be going back... ever. I'd rather store the clothing while I wait for Poshmark orders to come in, which says a lot as I can't stand keeping it piled up in the house.

***IF YOURE SELLING YOUR CLOTHES BEWARE**…read more Thea was assisting me the entire time. I've never had issues with selling my clothes at this location until today. I was kind and respectful but I was met with a rude tone that made me uncomfortable. She told me they couldn't take any of my items because they "had so much pet hair, lint, pilling". She then told me "if you wash them and bring it back we might be able to look at them". Which is understandable but She never mentioned that any of the items were overstocked, or stained. When I washed the clothes and brought them back she told me that she couldn't take any of the items again now because of "overstock and stains". I was again met with the same rude tone and facial expressions. I would've had no problem with them not being able to take anything if her tone wasn't so passive aggressive, and if she didn't completely waste my time. It felt intentional given she was coming up with new reasons as to why she couldn't take anything both times. Mind you this has never happened to me at this location before. I had name brand items. I would recommend sellers going to another location or using depop/poshmark. Because the way I was treated today was ridiculous.

I LOVE THRIFTING. Like top 10 things I am always down for. I am just torn when it comes to…read moreSavers... the selection is always pretty good, and you can find major name brands there. My only major complaint is the pricing. For inventory that for the most part is given to them, they ask some pretty steep prices. It's one thing if an item Is high end, but $10 tank tops, $20 for obviously well worn joggers and sometimes up to $25 for used jackets is just too much. The pricing is similar to what you can get at Walmart for brand new items. The store isn't always the cleanest and the bathroom can be just downright gross. One or the other y'all - a bougie thrift shop with higher prices or a run down thrift shop with great deals and affordable prices.

Your typical overpriced thrift store. I found a cute Buffalo picture frame from hobby lobby. Today…read moreis 30% off for seniors. Because, I have silver hair, I'm able to snag the discount 2 years earlier. The bathroom here is locked in back of the store. The donations were also crappy. This store is rundown.

I had a very frustrating and disappointing experience with this business. Their website clearly…read morestates that furniture and large items should be emailed ahead of time for approval, so I followed those instructions exactly. I emailed Jes with multiple pictures of a storage cabinet and end table - both in very nice condition - and asked, "do you take pieces like this?" Her response was a simple "yes." Based on that confirmation, my husband and I went through the trouble of getting a trailer, loading the items, and even taking time off work to deliver them. However, when we arrived, Jes refused to accept the pieces. When my husband showed her the email where she had said "yes," she claimed that she didn't mean "yes" she would take those exact items. When pressed, she admitted she "probably should have been more clear." This was extremely unprofessional and a complete waste of our time, effort, and money. To make matters worse, she also complained that our trailer was blocking her alleyway, despite the fact that we were there because of her prior approval, and had pulled the trailer over far enough that cars could get by. Clear communication, respect and accountability are basic expectations in any business, and this experience fell far short. I will never be returning and would caution others to think twice before relying on their process.

Each time I've visited the store, I am amazed, always new merchadise to be explored, always new…read morecreative displays to check out. Friendly helpful store personal to take of you. I share with friends...when visiting Rochester, you have to be sure to stop by "KISMET"

A Nice place and Great prices! It's so good to know that this thrift store helps our community and…read morea daycare.

We were in town for a wedding and had a little time to spare so my family went on a walk exploring…read morethe area and came across Thrift on Fifth. We went downstairs to the church basement and found a hidden honeypot. Ironically one of the volunteers was dressed as Winnie the Poo. When we discovered that most everything was priced at only $1.00, my wife and daughter got excited and got crazy. All of the volunteers were cheerful, very helpful and the place was very clean and organized. We all recommend checking it out at the Christ United Methodist Church, just check their limited hours. Wed 4-7, Sat 9-noon, Sun 10-11am

Not for clothing. They are overpriced. You cannot try clothes on there - no dressing room. Worst…read morething is, you buy clothes without trying on and if they don't fit, you can only Exchange it for something else that you cannot try on. Other things are good to buy there. Wide selections

I have to say the selection is a lot better. However, no fitting rooms is a huge negative. If…read morethey are worried about stealing that shouldn't be an issue. They were given the stuff for free

Went there for first time in April, 2026. Friendly staff and great selection. I will definitely be…read moreback when I can.

How has no one reviewed this amazing second hand bookstore?!? This place is a hidden gem! Hardcover…read morebooks are $7 and softcover books are $5. There are constantly more book donations. I got 3 books and a print. They also offer local artist wares and products. Highly recommend checking out this cute bookstore.

The Salvation Army is great, because it's by far the cheapest thrift store in town! Their prices…read moreare below dirt cheap! Back at their old location, they used to have a ton of stuff, however it appears that their new location doesn't have as much. They sell clothing, furniture, restuffed mattresses and a bunch of household items. However, they have next to no electronics (old stereos, TVs, etc...), but their used media section is pretty good. Vinyl is $.20 each and tapes and CDs aren't much more! The downside is that the selection isn't the best. Mayo literally drops off truckloads of office stuff off here on a regular basis. File cabinets go for $10/drawer, and office chairs go for $7. We got a giant a file cabinet that would go for $600 new for $50. Plus, it was stuffed with hanging folders (probably worth and extra $50). You have to stop there frequently, though because selection changes dramatically from day to day. Overall, Salvation Army is a good place.

I love bargain hunting. Hunting for "treasures" is one of my favorite past times. This is one of my…read morefavorite hunting places. Daily they have certain colored tags on sale for a dollar or items half price. Pay Dirt! I have scored unbelievable stuff for a dollar. Jeans,winter coats, kids clothes, adult.....Their prices are bargain basement compared to other thrift stores. If you want books, this is the place to check out. Alot of quality brand name clothes. I would like to keep this place a secret (more for me) but I just have to share