Rude and passive aggressive lady that works there or owns it. Made me second guess making a…read morepurchase there. Store is cold and smelly, too. Wont be coming back

Proprietor is very helpful in finding suitable furniture or specific items in her store. She…read morepersonally launders all linens before sales. It's a pleasure to discover frequently displayed newly obtained items at reasonable prices.

I am a woman on a mission. In an attempt to find the replacement thrift store (RIP Payne ave…read moreSalval) I flailed my way across Sheridan on foot in search of new, well old, pants. It's close to my regular grocery stores, so I was really hoping this was going to be the place. All I can say is that it's not not the place. Walking in, I immediately came to face a large security footage screen, as if to deter me from theft. The proceeds of the sales go towards feeding and clothing the underprivileged (they say they even give some donations to the people in need, which explains where all the clothes I throw in those red boxes around town go) which you would hope would make anyone with a conscience pay up, though at the prices they charge, I could see why one wouldn't want to. The prices are more comparable to a low end clothing retailer like Walmart than second hand stores I have grown accustomed to. They also had the colored tags, and I looked unsuccessfully for signage to see if it meant any deals. Their website explains the color would make something half off, which must not have been the case today. I combed through the racks, which are sorted by type and size instead of color. I was able to find one cheaper pair of pants to try on, so I headed to the back, where there were two massive unlocked fitting rooms. They were super clean and spacious with a wall sized mirror, a bench and a rack for returns. I could comfortably kick my legs about (yes, kick, as I was testing the durability) and squat down (butt crack coverage) without worrying about hitting the wall. Side quest accomplished. I had also looked through the rest of the store: furniture, housewares, toys and books. I was disturbed to find a used bottle of mouthwash for sale on the shelf, which is mostly the reason why when deciding between a three and a four for this review, I knocked it down. The cashier asked if I wanted to join the loyalty program, to which I declined, watching my total pop up on a screen in front of me. They're rounding pennies now for those paying cash. Which in the grand scheme of things hopefully means that an extra two cents is helping those they serve. I might come back at some point, with more money in my wallet to poke around, but for a place called Heart, this isn't my new love.

I don't know how I never reviewed the store before, but it's been open perhaps three years now? Or…read moreI've been aware of it anyway for about that long. It's on Sheridan, it's much smaller than Savers, Amvets or Goodwill or any of those kinds of stores, making it a very easy place to stop and do a quick run in if you're looking for something or a quick run in just to check it out. Easy parking out front.

I shop here pretty often - it is a fun spot for treasure-hunting. I come for books, framed…read morepictures and unusual art, dishes, knick-knacks, holiday decor, and occasionally furniture. The prices are higher than I'd like for a thrift shop but if you get lucky with the price tag colors then sometimes there are good deals. Stickers are extremely sticky and are put on things regardless of whether it will damage them or not, so be aware that this stuff is a pain to get off if you are looking for collectibles. Parking lot is large and easy to access. Staff is generally friendly and helpful... if you can find them. There is not always someone at the register and the method they have of checking people out seems purposely designed to be the most inefficient and awkward setup possible. Not the staff's fault, but can management consider a re-design of the check-out area? Overall decent store and I love that it supports the veterans. They always ask if I want to round up my purchase as a donation and yes, I do. Great cause and good treasure hunting spot.

I packed up my father's house. brought all the items outside and down the stairs, only to be…read moreinformed that they cd only take 10 bags! it was emotional enough packing up my deceased fathers items and a ton of work as well. No one when I scheduled mentioned anything about a limit. now I have all these items outside the apt, I do not have the body or the back to carry it all back up the stairs and into the house. I callled amvets to see if they could make an exception and they just wanted me to make another appt for another pick up. I took the day off already. I'm so disappointed because I wanted the money from the items to go to veterans. So now my father's life items are outside. I'm extremely upset.

Entire rack up front of Bills gear, found some great items - even some new with tags…read more Bedding was very organized, found some great linens Clothing very well organized by size and description

I have purchased items from here. There is always a huge selection. Today, I was just doing a…read moredonation. Super easy drive through and drop off. You pull up to the entrance, doors(flaps) open, you pull through where greeted, by an employee. All I had to do was pop my trunk and they grabbed the donations for me out the trunk. You are also off a coupon after the donation.

A true gem! This high-end consignment store offers stunning furniture and art, all beautifully…read morecurated The quality is top-tier, and the staff are both helpful and knowledgeable. Perfect for finding unique and fabulous pieces.

Excellent selection of unique items curated to make any room stand out. I like the Sheridan…read morelocation, as it is easier to park and the light is very good.

I feel like many items in this store are overpriced. As a thrifter I am always looking for the…read moregreatest value. I have donated most of my life and as a person who donates and also buys donated goods, I will never pay some of these prices for their electronics and furniture. Let's remember these stores receive these goods for free. That's 100 percent profit for them after we pay. SMH thrift stores are out of hand now a days.

Clean, great selection, and best of all... all volunteer so more of the money really goes to help…read morepeople in need!

Nice, well organized and clean. Plenty of parking. The employees were all very friendly. They have…read morea wide variety of items with clothing being the biggest (not surprising). Didn't see much in the way of Bills football, probably because most people in the region wear this stuff until it disintegrates. They are very loyal fans!

I haven't been in this store since it moved to the current Latin, so it has been a loooong time…read more.. it is well arranged, mostly clean but it smells terribly musty from all the old stuff... I wore a mask and the angel came through immediately... some patrons and staff were donning masks and some were not. I was looking for something in particular and was actually able to find it... so yay! The prices have gone up and while my item was not expensive, it wasn't the super cheap thrift store find I was hoping for... The dressing rooms were open for trying on and they were semi neat... there were some clothes still hanging in them and a stray hanger or two but I didn't feel grossed out... I would go back to find items of need, but probably not any time soon as the musty smell really bothers me...

Came in here to browse after spotting it when driving by. It's a tiny, jam packed nook on Delaware,…read moreand smelled like honeysuckle. They has a ton of stuff, but not much for me clothing-wise since I am a plus sizer. I did see a jar I liked there. There were several other home goods items to look at. Overall okay. Tiny but could be promising. I may bring my clothes in to consign eventually. They lady working was really nice.