I love this thrift store! They have an amazingly clean store and it's sooo well organized almost…read morefeels like shopping at a Ross! They have amazing deals for good quality items as well! I have found countless pairs of jeans, cool accessories and household items there for a 1/4 of the price anywhere else! Highly reckoned! Also as a plus they give u a reusable bag rather than plastic!

Some good finds, I live next door so I do like stopping in but any good brands are priced the same…read moreas getting brand new if not HIGHER! The service is okay but the girl at the check out will always count your exact change and ask if you want it back which is incredibly annoying and unprofessional.

This place is a bit of hit or miss. Can either find exactly what I'm looking for or it's got some…read morefunky things in it. Usually perfect if I'm looking for costume pieces in all honestly. Wouldn't recommend trying any clothes on in the changing rooms.... I saw a cockroach run past my feet and just thinking about it making me grossed out. Donation collections on the side is fast and always true.

Fun selection depending on what you're looking for…read more I came looking for a flower vase and a clear vase to display seashells. I found the clear vase, but I didn't find any flower vase that I liked. You are at the mercy of what people donate, so there are some super cute stuff and some not as cute stuff. I also found some cute hats, a beach hat and a fall hat. However, there were only two that I would consider wearing. Again, the theme is there is some cute stuff and some not cute stuff. They also have stuff that isn't donated. I'm not sure where they get all the stuff in the back, but it's like makeup and stuff for around the house (like kitchenware), but there's many of each item and all new. The hats were both $4.98 so prices here are super cheap. The glass vase I bought was less than $10. So you may have to search for the gems, but they are here. I would definitely come back if I have time to dig around to find some great stuff.

8 dollars for a t shirt? Give me a break. This is outrageous. No thanks. Other places have better…read more Was not greeted when I went in the store.

Great volunteers. Nice selection. Reasonable prices. Not big but I have bought several things…read morethere. Always happy to browse.

I shop there about three times a week. I have gotten some beautiful finds there at some fabulous…read moreprices and they have a lot and I mean a lot to choose from. Each day of the week, M-Sat they have different sales on different items...I bought my high end sleeper sofa there on 1/2 off furniture day...any other day it was $300 but I only paid $150!!! You have to shop frequently to get all of their good deals They also have auctions of bins in the mornings and you have to get there right away & they sell them for pennies on the dollar, pennies on $10 for a whole bin of items‼ Incredible deal if you know needy families or if you have a thrift store or a resale store or an Etsy or eBay shop just amazing and incredible items and prices I have purchased items brand new in boxes, all sorts of clothing, Furniture, shoes, leather purses, vintage items, expensive collectibles, paintings, art supplies so cheap (I have a degree in Fine Arts), electronics and small appliances...the store has tons of square footage which is why it also looks like a furniture/home decor store AND a clothing store Plus, the staff is incredible The best thrift store I have ever, ever, EVER been to in my life and believe me I've been to a lot of of them ‼

Okay...lets just be real....its a thrift store, not the mall, not a department store, Walmart, or…read moreTarget so do not roll up into my heaven and expect to be impressed. Now, I lovvvvve thrift stores, the more crowded and chaotic, the more opportunity for treasure! I only go on half odd days so it gets pretty busy and they always runout of carts. There are only 6 dressing rooms so be prepared to wait as ppl fill their baskets beyond capacity to try on. There is a huge selection and quality honestly ranges all over the place but if you are true thifter, you are willing to be patient and look. I find most things to be separted by type of clothing but not size and and some spots look to have a color sequence but its easily mixed up quickly by customers. Its definitely not overly clean and I find it to be quite dark in the store. You will also come across some questionable people but hey, Im not there to make friends, just find some deals. #1 Rule: Definitely wash everything when you get home before wearing again.

OK Goodwill you can do better! I'm not talking about the staff, which by the way work HARD (5+…read morestars), and they put up with a lot of greedy people who want to jump the gun to run to a new bin to look at dirty clothes. Trust me, there is enough clothing that you don't have to fight over. There are times the Haitian women absolutely "hoard" a new bin, they pick up armfuls upon armfuls and put it in their cart and look it over when "they have time". They are the ones when the shoes come out, they position themselves so no one can even look. I digress. My biggest beef is NO AIR CONDITIONING! Come on guys! This is Florida, its June and it's HOT. Yesterday it was 91* outside and everyone was sweating in this very HOT warehouse, as it was 89* inside! Those poor employees! I spend money 2 times a week at this Goodwill. Any where's from $30 up to $80, and I just about left because of the heat. This store is bringing in thousands upon thousand's of dollars a day....and yet you cannot fix the air? I also hope to God that you are paying your employees " top dollar", they are hard workers and I appreciate their effort's and I tell them so! CHECK THIS ARTICLE OUT: THIS MAKES YOU WONDER! In 2016, an investigation by the Omaha World-Herald found that executives managing its local Goodwill stores received salaries of up to $400,000 with its CEO, Frank McGree, also collecting a 2014 bonus of $519,000--while over 100 of his store workers were paid less than minimum wage. The investigation found that 14 executives (including the CEO's daughter) were paid more than $100,000, while only $557,000 of the enterprise's $4,000,000 revenue went to "programs" for the disabled. Yep, life is not fair.......but come on............

If you need to make a donation, this place has an easy drive-up drop-off spot. The gentleman…read moreworking was polite and friendly. We were happy to donate some items we will never use. Life is good with donations!

I was just there this am and I bought some clothes and 4 pairs of earrings . Well when I got home…read moreand went through my bag there were only 3 pairs of earrings . This girl need to pay better attention to her job and stop playing on her cell phone . I was very sad to learn of my missing pair of earrings . I will not be back there are nicer places closer to me and they pay attention when folks buy things . UPDATE : The owner claimed to review video footage and im waiting to hear back cause I asked her what color clothes was I wearing ? and what color was my purse ? Let us see if she gets it right . Then I will know for sure if she is unethical in her business practice .She never got back with me so I now know she is a stone cold liar !!! Stay away from this place !!! im making a report with the bbb and with state attorneys office for shoddy business practices !!!!

LOWKIRKENLY one of the best thrift stores EVER!!! i simply love thrifts where it looks like…read moresomething from a horror movie and my allergies flair up, i mainly like this thrift cause they have a giant vinyl selection and it definitely took me at least 50 minutes going through all of it.

Went on a thrift mission this morning. Stopped at Boley's Center to see what they had. Picked up…read morewhat appeared to be a 'in great shape' guillotine paper cutter, priced at 9.99. Was seriously disheartened to find, when I got home and decided to take the price tag off, that a large blemish was underneath the 'SOLD AS IS' price tag sticker, which completely hid the significant blemish from view. I would not have bought this item if I had seen the damage.How are you guys going to cover up a significant defect with a 'SOLD AS IS' sticker. What a sick joke. An experience I won't forget.

Happened into this store on an early Friday afternoon. I wasn't looking for anything in particular…read morebut love thrift stores and remember spending hours with my grandmother at this location in particular. In the front they have a sign with the sales of the day which were vast (spoiler: I got six items for $6.). The aisles are well spaced out and clear signage with pricing. The staff were helpful, patient, friendly. A staff member politely showed me where the bathroom was while manning the register. I felt the items were organized well although I did notice the men's section in particular was lacking in selections of pants and shorts for men. However, I also understand the items in store are dependent on whatever gets donated. Will definitely be visiting again! I got 2 onesies for my infant baby girl, two books, a vase and a mug.

I absolutely love shopping at 1.50 Boutique! They have an amazing selection of trendy clothes,…read moreaccessories, and gifts at great prices. The customer service is always friendly, welcoming, and helpful, making every visit a great experience. The store is clean, organized, and it's easy to find something you love. If you're looking for cute items without spending a fortune, I highly recommend stopping by. I'll definitely be back!

I have been meaning to check this place out for many, many months and today was the day. I was…read morereally curious to see what kind of clothing I could snag for $1.50 a piece. The woman who owns the shop came out to say hello, as I was browsing the racks of sundresses out front. She was quite friendly and let me know how her little boutique is set up. It's largely women's clothing, shoes and accessories. But there are some mens and even a small childrens section. The place is nicely organized by size and color and has a shabby chic boutique feel. My favorite thing about shopping resale shops in this area is the typical abundance of vintage items. It seems this place gets clothing thru donations? So obviously selection will vary, but today, I would say around half the clothing items were vintage. I scored a cool vintage Star Wars tshirt and a long sweater cardigan that looks brand new and didn't even spend $4. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because of their payment system. I asked if there was a minimum purchase required to use my card, and her son said nope. Great! When I handed him my card, I then realized he was using his phone to manually put all my card information into some app to process payment. It made me uncomfortable. They seem like really nice people and I know the shop has been there for some time now. So I reassured myself it's probably ok. But honestly, next time I will stop and get cash. I'd rather not have to worry about if a stranger has my card info saved in his phone.