Very well stocked store, takes some patience to go through everything but I found a pair of very…read morenice fitting madewell jeans for $7, can't beat that!

Was shopping at 4:43 when the associates starting turning all the lights off and telling everyone…read moreto get out of the store. Truly one of the weirdest shopping experiences I've ever had at a store. Very poor customer service associates

Dropped off good clothes that no longer fit. Better than…read moreSalvation Army store, where they took a beautiful maple twin bed frame without comment. Then threw it out like trash in the rain!

Lots of clothing merchandise, including shoes and women's gear; not so much for men's but a decent…read morevariety. It's really well-sorted and in good shape. There are notions and appliances, and a small bit of jewelry. We bought stuff and we're picky. Prices are very fair. Not as huge as a Goodwill, but plenty of parking.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Well organized and arranged . Prices are very reasonable and the…read moremerchandise is prescreened for suitably for sale .

store is organized. reasonably priced. nice items. clean. friendly staff. I always stop in when I'm…read morein the neighborhood.

Very nice team of people working there it is very organized for a crowded thrift shop and you can…read morealways find something good!

It's a small little thrift store with several aisles to walk through. I didn't give it 5 stars…read morebecause it's not well organized in my opinion and I was overwhelmed. I came looking for vintage Knick knacks or children's clothing but the clothing was stacked on top of each other in a big pile. I wasn't too inclined to dig through the pile. There was a display case behind the register with some nice things but there was no one to help so I left.

Lots of items, jewelry, clothing, Hummels and kitchenware and sterling silver and so much more…read more There are two floors, so be sure to allow time to traverse each booth on the main floor and bottom floor too. You can hear the creaking floors below and on the main floor too. Interesting stuff for sure.

A unique antique spot inside an old hall. It's very tightly…read morepacked with some treasures. Oddly, you aren't supposed to travel the different floors with merchandise. No one seemed to follow those directions. I went after Xmas so there were lots of booth sales and good prices. There is a little something for everyone. It is very difficult to navigate when there is a large crowd. It was bustling tu e day I was there. The cashier was friendly and helpful.

Great selection! Helpful service. Nice selection for every season. I love to get winter…read morearrangements there as well.

It's a smaller market, but it's jam packed with many vendors…read more Inexpensive items from Barbie's, dolls, die casts to every imaginable clothing item that's low quality and low priced to blingy, but garish costume jewelry items to work clothes. I didn't find much. Interesting to see a lot of different Barbie dolls I don't ever recall seeing as a kid. Cabbage Patch kids too. Still an interesting market to stroll through.

Owner Miss Rose so pleasant and inviting. Small space with beautiful items displayed in very…read moreorderly manner. Love visiting shop. My son introduced me to this Gem!

Very, very clean and organized, and doesn't smell like an old closet!! Staff is always friendly…read morebut you have to remember, they are not professional sales people but have a heart to help those in need. Always fun to bring friends and search for a bargain or two.

I'm leaving a 1 star rating which I'll go through fully and explain my reasoning as to such…read more The neighborhood house clothes closet. This is now a former shell of what it use to be. For context I've been going here since I was a baby, now I'm currently a adult as we speak. When I was a child the staff there use to be extremely kind and greeted people, for clients such as what I and my parents fell under we were able to gain stuff to help us immensely due to low wages. Such as every month you can come in get 3 tops, 3 bottoms, a jacket or winter coat, a blanket/sheets every 6 months, socks, underwear, bra, shoes every 3 months. The staff there would even point out stuff to people there whenever they would have good items such as clothing or furniture, Because the clothes closet was intented for people not making enough money to get clothes on their back, and necessities. Not to mention everything they get is **donated** not sold to them it's given. They didn't have it open to the public originally due to it was connected to neighborhood house, however slowly they started to implement cost if clients wanted extra clothing however at highest something would cost was $5 at most and that's if it was furniture, and slowly was open to the public after years. But ever since they got new management they have become a former shell of what the use to be, now they're using their donations given to them to make a quick buck and it disgusts me. Clients now can only go 6 months out of the year when 2 years prior they could go every month because it was intended for families who make less money. You can only get a winter jacket and light jacket once every 2 years (so if you have growing children good luck keeping them warm) and same thing for bedding. Next they now have become full on money goblins, everything they have is given/donated to them and they are taking those donations and selling them for ridiculously high prices raging as high as $100. In fact they are even putting aside items for resellers to buy off them before anyone else can get to them which I overheard the visit I had today. Furthermore they now have implemented tables/racks that clients cannot even get items off them for free like this was intended for selling purses as high as 20-60 dollars. And due to them now trying to make a quick buck their racks are over filled to the brim with clothes to the point you can hardly move the clothing to see what's there in the racks at times, especially the coats it's absolutely ridiculous. And last their staff is extremely disrespectful. Everytime I try to great them I'm always met with a scoff or annoyed sigh, and they nit pick the clothing like it's coming out their own wallet. Overall I'm disgusted at the Neighborhood houseclothes closet it's a former shell of what it use to be and is now a money grab for resellers or outrageous prices. If you want to donate high valuable stuff to reach a family in need, don't do so here I'd suggest Facebook market place and putting it up for free for or gods helping hand if you want your donations to hit a family in need because they'll use your items here for a quick buck, and very limited for families who actually need it.