We stopped by to make a donation of some household items. The donation center is at the side/back…read moreof the store. After we had finished making the donation, we went inside the store just to check it out and was surprised to see it was very well stocked and full of people trying to look at clothing and household item deals. There are many new stores in that strip-mall that we need to check out also.

Fabulous bargains. I've never lived there without a lot of hidden treasure. I found a picture for…read more$15 of things in my dining room and it looks like $1000 picture.

I've found so many amazing items here and I will continue to support this awesome thrift store and…read moretheir mission! The value for the items has always been fair and the staff are kind. Shoutout to Carol, she's the best!

Fun atmosphere, good stuff at an affordable price. Would highly recommend stopping by!read more

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

My Mom was visiting and wanted to visit some local antique stores nearby. There's not much…read more "antique" that I'm aware of or could find in the metro DC area so this ended up on the very short list of places to visit. We came here first and were blown away by how neat, clean, and well decorated the store was. The first item I was drawn to was a beautifully hand painted egg in excellent condition - for something like $13. I couldn't think of anyone it would have been a good gift for, but wish I did! It was gorgeous and definitely a piece someone would cherish. They had numerous such type items. My Mom found some fabrics and other items she loved so much she was willing to get them and schlep them all the way back to Hawaii in her luggage. She also enjoyed looking at all the jewelry in the cases and talking with the helpful volunteers. The only off note for me was while talking to one of the volunteers, they made it a point to let me know they didn't accept all donations. Twice. I almost laughed out loud in her face the second time. Don't assume because I'm in shorts and a T-shirt that I'm not aware of the niche the store is attempting to maintain, or that I don't have items to donate that they would make money off of. *But* they are volunteers and they were super nice to my Mom so they get a pass for it. I'll be bringing other friends who love this kind of shopping by in the future. Being the first store we visited made the others pale in comparison. Definitely a winner!

I woke up in the mood to go on a thrifting adventure and decided to see what establishments were in…read moremy neighborhood and discovered that The Bargain Loft was less than a mile away. Tucked away in an industrial park, the store is quaint yet extremely well put together and merchandised ... it really made shopping fun because the way they had everything arranged literally caught your attention and drew you in. Oh and the entire store was 50% off so it made discovering treasures even that much more exciting. I purchased a unique pair of boho wedge sandals and tons of bracelets and a necklace ... all for $15!!!! I didn't take any pics which is so unlike me, but that just tells you how much fun I had and I'll definitely be back!

My favorite Plato's Closet in the DMV area with many high luxury quality brands. I saw a lot Kate…read moreSpade purses and other high luxury brands like Gucci. Don't expect low price thrift shop prices for mint new or good condition high quality items here. They are fairly priced yet a fraction of the price even when they are new and have price tags attached to them. Staff is professional and fair in pricing & consigning items. This is one of the cleanest, most organized, and amicable Plato Closets I have been to honestly. The store is located conveniently in an outdoor shopping center with a huge parking spot.

Not a great place to sell clothes. I felt like I wasted my time driving all the way and waiting to…read moresee if they're approved. Would not recommend.

They had some great second hand pictures. I went looking for one thing and came out with more than…read morethinking. But everything was great

Wonderful place to drop things off! very kind and cleaned environment. They do not, however take…read morefurniture anymore, which was a problem.

As a frequent thrifter, this is my happy place. So many gems at amazing prices. The manager is very…read morefriendly and from what I've noticed, treats her employees and volunteers very well. I have been in the store twice when she asked everyone to come to the front so she could acknowledge an employees birthday and another's admittance to college.

Very cluttered, mostly clothes but has good selection of books…read more It is hard to find good finds here. Mostly older items compared to other consignment stores.

Another thrift falls victim to the "vinyl revival" pricing fantasy. Tons of beat-up, mildewy…read morerecords for $5, $10, and even $15+. Horrendous crusty 1950s easy listening stuff like Montovani and show tunes for $2-$5. Insanity.

1/2 the time I've gone here for drop offs during their 'open donation hours' they are not open to…read moreaccepting donations. The manager gave a 10 second look over my trailer filled with donations and took 20% of the items. I had to more or less sell my items to them so I could make the donation. After 'selling' him in the new faucet, I have better things to do than sell 20 other items to them. In the future I won't waste my time at the Herndon ReStore. The Chantilly location has never failed me. What else was not able to be donated? An unused replacement sandpaper belt, new. 2x Screen door hinges new in box. Children's folding step ladder, various tools for laying carpet. Kohler faucet head. They did take a 21 yr old rusted washing machine and a new in box microwave.