I came across by this lovely shop by accident but I feel like it was meant to be. This place is…read morefull of brands I love. I was very impressed by the superb organization and general vibe. I was delighted to find several pieces at reasonable price and in fantastic condition. I loved the help and kindness I received and this " accident" turned out to make my day. I will be delighted to shop there in the future!

This store is STUNNING. Perfectly curated with amazing pieces. That being said, it is definitely…read morenot the store for me. I think this store is very specific for Southern Style clothing for the most part. So many flowery and flowy dresses which are just not my style. Also, there were 1-2 plus size items available which was an absolute shame. They are leaving out an entire demographic. I was disappointed in the lack of clothes that would fit me. I found the prices to be absolutely ridiculous as well. For example, they had a short sleeved Ralph Lauren sweater (USED) for $88. They had used Lululemon leggings for $43. They also had a very very very small coach purse for $199. No name sunglasses for $49. INSANE Those of us who are seeking designer clothing at cheap prices will likely not be shopping here regularly. I would come back here for a special occasion dress that I'd be willing to pay more for but I can get a used RL sweater at Goodwill for $4.99. While I appreciate the care they took in selecting items for their store, I think they are very expensive. Absolutely beautiful store, super clean and the staff are on point. They know their stuff and are courteous and diligent in helping their customers. VERY IMPRESSED with the staff.

Super super cool vintage items from Atari cartridges to tshirts to really random things from the…read more80's you just forgot about. Yes they are a bit pricey but friendly people help and the stuff is cool.

Total scam. While they do have many nice pieces it is outrageously expensive, go to any other place…read morein the area and their variety of clothing and random goods significantly exceeds the little bit that is here. The woman at the front was not so friendly but was a chatterbox with others. There is like four parking "spots" as well. Entrance is on a gravel path

I stopped by Thrift Pony this past weekend to see what I could find and per usual they had some…read morecute items for me!! I love just looking through their racks until something fun pops out. I found this super cute blue corduroy shorts and a pair of artsy earrings for a really good price. The staff is always so sweet and chatty here! Also, the playlist was a vibe the whole time I shopped. I love coming here and cannot wait for their new location to open up!!!

Thrift Pony is the ONLY place I will bring my consignment - they are fair and I always have sales…read morebeing made. Anything I don't sell I donate - if I didn't need it it gets a new home regardless! It is a woman owned small business and I have followed the owners journey online the last few years. I love seeing Thrift Pony grow and have even more locations! They also do great events and community give backs - support local people!!! Also for the amount of clothes they get it is always SO organized and clean - even on a busy weekend. Appointments are a breeze to schedule online and check your items/balance. Can't recommend more!!!

This vintage store off 8th street has a wide variety of gadgets, jewelry, and clothing from all…read moredecades of the 1900s into the early 2000s. The store itself is bigger than it looks from the outside, and the person at the register was very friendly and willing to answer any questions we had. The items appeared fairly priced for what they were, although I wasn't certain what all the items were. Overall, this store is a sweet little shop if you're looking to pass a little time or looking for an antique addition to your home.

Good assortment of products. Mostly decent for the price, especially when compared to the sleaze…read morebag thiefs in the rest of Charlotte with their "vintage" products. Won't step foot in any other vintage store in this city. And as I said, good variety: clothes, pictures, boxes, records, glassware, jewelry, trinkets and more

First, I LOVE shopping at the GW! So my review may be a little biased but we are in town for a…read morewedding and I stopped by this location since it's close to my hotel; and all I can say is I was impressed. This location takes GW shopping to newer heights. The presentation of the store was beyond on point and the prices still reflect what is to be expected for second shopping! I will definitely come back! Impressed shopper!

Love shopping Goodwill bins to pay by the pound! Enjoyed sorting through the textile bins and…read morebrowsing the other items. I felt they turned over the bins pretty quickly and that the other shoppers were polite enough. Clean parking lot too.

Stopped in today after hearing good things about this location. Staff at the front welcomed…read moreeveryone in. Found a lot of really cute things for good prices. A lot of items are 4.99 and the price goes up from there based on brand or if it is new with tags. Store is organized by color. Nicely decorated. Feels like a boutique. Definitely a place to check out.

If you're looking for a shopping experience that includes name brands and high quality, but you're…read morealso looking for something a bit more high touch than a regular Goodwill store, the GW is the spot. This is like shopping at a full boutique but you're getting prices that are similar (but still higher) than Goodwill. It's Goodwill Plus. We has a very pleasant time today, trying on a couple pairs of jeans but not finding any we liked. The store is neatly organized and arranged by color. A belt did make the cut and is now in the closet at home. A nice selection of dressy men's wear too. If I needed a new suit or sportcoat, this is the spot. We'll definitely be back. [Review 1864 of 2024 - 3730 in North Carolina - 22886 overall]

The Depot is a magnificent antique/vintage marketplace. You could spend hours walking around…read morebrowsing. There is everything from comics to dish ware to textiles. We have been back twice and we are only in town for a few days. I recommend taking a map so you don't get lost. The stalls are very well curated and have so much to offer. I imagine this is a decorator's paradise. Many of the items I looked at were reasonably priced and the staff were helpful. If you love vintage shopping The Depot is a must of you are in Concord.

This was such a fun place to walk through! I came with my friends awhile back and we easily…read morecould've spent an entire afternoon...they stayed about an hour before going to an escape room but I hung out at a piano that I found near the end of my stroll. There are multiple rooms and all kinds of little knickknacks and tchotchkes for everyone. Record collections, clothes, books, kitchenware and more. You will find what you are looking for here! Great value and friendly service. @azfitfoodfun

The staff here are so professional and friendly. More than one associate asked if I needed…read moreassistance while browsing...I don't even get such good service the grocery store. The store is also organized and neat. Kudos to the team at this location!

I had went and scheduled a pick up in advance for a sofa. I patiently waited for the day to arrive…read moreso I could donate a beautiful sofa and received a confirmation but the day of the pick up I never received a phone call. I called to confirm a gentleman very arrogantly told me somebody would be there between 130 and 4:30 PM. I waited the entire day no-show and no call. I do not recommend donating to this company. You're better off just calling 311 and dumping the item. If you can't turn it in yourself, I don't know how the Salvation Army doesn't bother to hire more employees if they make money off a donations and can't be bothered to pick up the item scheduled. I would've at least have been more understanding of a phone call of some kind, but I received no consideration in this regard of my time.

Not selling but buying today as I checked out what they have available in inexpensive casual wear…read more The store is neatly organized and quite filled with clothing that is divided by cut and racked by size. I spotted some nice tshirts, a hoodie and a pair of jeans. Lots and lots to see. Prices are certainly lower than buying new, since it is used clothing. [Review 16946 overall - 3268 in North Carolina - 462 of 2022.]

This place has extremely horrible customer service. We waited for 5 minutes to check out..every…read moreassociate looked at us and said nothing and then when someone finally came over, she didn't even greet us. After we made our purchase, she gave us the receipt to sign and just walked away. Another associate came and asked if we checked out while looking at the signed receipt. This is the worst experience I've encountered in this store.

I love stopping by anytime I'm around the area! The workers are very very friendly, and it's fun to…read morewalk around and look the different showrooms. They have everything here and it's great for collectible and rare/vintage items. Some notes: -items are a bit pricy, don't expect typical thrift prices -each section is owned by a different person, so make sure to put items back where you found them to avoid confusion -if you're looking for something specific, you can ask the front

They will scam you out of your money!…read more What I do not understand is the contradictory information I have received. You informed me that the item was donated and even identified where it was supposedly donated. However, when I contacted that organization, I was told they never received my furniture. That raises a very legitimate question: if the item was not received by the organization you identified, what actually happened to it? At this point, I am looking for transparency and documentation. If the item was donated, please provide proof of the donation, including the date and recipient. If it was not donated, then please explain where it went.Your response focuses heavily on the contract, but it does not address the discrepancy regarding the item's final disposition. As a customer, I have every right to question why the information I was given does not appear to be accurate.From my perspective, being told an item was donated to a specific place when that place states they never received it creates serious concerns. I hope you can understand why that would lead me to question whether the item was actually donated, sold, or otherwise disposed of in a manner different from what I was told. I would appreciate a factual explanation and supporting documentation rather than further personal accusations about whose fault this is.