fabulous finds at this gem of a store! well laid out, clean and easy to shop at…read more I went in looking for a nice set of dishes and odd kitchen and serving items, plus possibly a lamp or 2. I ended up coming out with 2 fabulous chairs, an accent table, some bathroom accessories, a couple of wall hangings, and a set of china..plus some other odds and ends. everything was extremely reasonably priced and the ladies that work there were super nice and helpful. this place is def worth a visit, and you will be sure to find some bargain treasures! they had tons of clothes, shoes, and jewelry, but I wasn't looking for any of that. still it seemed they had lots of nice selection and Im sure super inexpensive. in addition, this store accepts donations which provides a valuable service for those cleaning out their homes (or those of their loved ones), allowing a great use of un-needed items to be reused and repurposed, keeping all out of the waste stream and honoring those who owned the items of the past as they will continue to be useful and appreciated. And raises money to help enhance the lives of people suffering from debilitating illnesses. I'll be back!

The very young lady at the front desk was very nice. The older ladies in the store are super rude…read more Very unpleasant experience. They seem irritated if you ask for help or any discounts. Prices are much higher than market places. I would not return or recommend. Save your money for a place that don't make you feel bad for being there. Ugh!

This place was packed with people shopping when we went. The plaza has a number of other discount…read morestores in it like Ollie's. And there's ample parking in the big lot out front. There is a lot of clothing here... and even a separate section for men's clothing. Most sections in the clothing area seem to be sorted by color rather than size, however. Along the left wall and in the back and on top of some clothing shelves are the miscellaneous stuff and bric a brac. Some things are reasonably priced and others are just crazy expensive -- especially for a thrift store. We browsed, but didn't wind up buying anything. Nothing really jumped out and to me, most of the clothing seemed rather cheap in quality. I'm glad we stopped by though. Now we know.

It is a hard NO for me! Luckily, my expectations were low having visited the Lake Worth location…read morelast year. They're consistent. Overpriced at both locations and the aisles as well as the line to pay are not spacious. The Lilly Pulitzer collection is vast but the prices mimic a surprise sale or higher so there are no bargains here. The Happy Hour pricing includes 50% off certain tag colors but even these deals are not bargains due to the inflated pricing. Do yourself a solid and visit the other local thrift stores where you'll actually score amazing deals (on luxury goods too).

We came across this shop while in the area to visit Palm Beach Vintage and decided to stop in here…read morefirst. This is a donation-based store where the sales of items help those in need. Staff were friendly and greeted us when we came in. For the most part, they let you shop without assistance, unless you ask someone for help. The store carries everything from home decor, furniture, clothing, accessories, shoes, books, entertainment, and kitchenware items. All of the areas were clearly labeled and marked, which makes it easy to find what you are looking for. Personally I didn't buy anything there, but what I did see seemed to be priced very fairly and reasonably. Good option for those on a budget or those looking for items without paying retail pricing. There are multiple designated spots in the plaza labeled for the shop. If you are shopping at other businesses in the area, please be mindful as the signs for Nearly New warn that they will tow people who are not shopping in their store for parking for other businesses.

Was looking forward to visiting this shop after stumbling across a review online and made it the…read morefirst stop of the day. I think it speaks volumes when a place of business, let alone a small local business, does not bother to greet or acknowledge their clientele upon entrance or during any portion of their visit. The woman working looked directly at me shortly after entering and did not even muster a hello. After perusing throughout their store, I realised my presence would not be noted, was not welcomed and felt would rather take my business elsewhere. Customer service and common courtesy still goes a long way - I will not be returning.

In 1852, in England, William Booth and his wife Catherine were inspired by the gospel of Jesus…read moreChrist to take their ministry directly to the streets. Rejecting the traditional church pulpit, they preached to those most in need, including the poor, homeless, hungry, and destitute. Despite disapproval from the established church, they trained evangelists across England and, in 1875, returned to London's West End to form the Christian Mission. In 1878, while reading the mission's annual report, William Booth noticed the phrase "The Christian Mission is a volunteer army." He famously crossed out volunteer army and replaced it with Salvation Army. From that point on, converts became "soldiers of Christ" or Salvationists. Their message spread quickly, and today the Salvation Army serves in over 100 countries. The Salvation Army operates churches worldwide, known as Salvation Army Corps, but they are probably best known for their thrift stores. Purchases at these stores fund local emergency relief efforts and programs, including services in Palm Beach County. Many locations also support Adult Rehabilitation Centers, helping individuals combat addiction, and the organization is known for hiring ex-felons. Every donation or purchase directly contributes to meaningful community programs. I discovered this Salvation Army store while driving through Lake Worth. Although the exterior was a bit cluttered with plastic tubs and bikes, the inside was clean, organized, and inviting. Inventory included like-new home goods, small appliances, art, furniture, linens, books, toys, and a large selection of clothing and accessories. Notably, there was beautiful furniture--a wood bed and an intricate wooden buffet table--and even a wedding dress. Thrifting not only helps people save money but also keeps items out of landfills. The Salvation Army welcomes donations of gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, appliances, and even vehicles. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, everyday essentials, or just browsing for a good deal, this store deserves a spot on your Palm Beach County thrift list.

A convenient in and out, Thrift shop trip this afternoon…read more Easy parking and store entry with all aisles free of clutter. Picked up two great art work and frames and found out they were half off. That was serendipitous and made my purchase even more appreciated.

First, crazy prices for a thrift store. Second, the lady started off nice when I'd asked if they…read morehad outdoor statues (they didn't) but ended up rude when I asked if we could knock off a few bucks off a large purchase. Third, they didn't have a military discount. The company lost sight of their mission, only reason I gave two stars was the selection.

This Thrift Store has a lot to offer and some great finds for us today during our visit…read more A lot of ladies and men's clothes along with the bric a brac and furniture sections. We found a dozen items to purchase today. Lots of fun too!

This was a very good thrift store…read more They have a lot of clothes. But they are very well organized by categories. And in addition, the clothes within each category are separated out by sizes. And the clothes are very neatly displayed. They have some toys and children's clothing. They have a bit of furniture. They have some electronics. A small amount of books -- both hard uber s d paperback as well as children's books. And a respectable display of china/bric a brac/housewares. My husband found several shirts he liked. I spent most of my time in the house wares section and found a few vintage items. We were able to take advantage of a few of the daily discounts. They vary each day depending on category and/or price tag color. And are posted on a board as you enter the store. So glad we stopped here when we were driving by. And If we are in this area, we will definitely visit.

Absolute gem of an owner and best second hand clothing shop in the Palm beaches! They don't just…read morehave amazing clothes and prices, they also feature great clothing artists and designers you have never seen the likes of! RUN to visit this shop!

I'd been meaning to come here for a while after reading a review in a local paper a while back. I'm…read moreso glad we finally made it here as we were in the neighborhood. The shop sits on the west side of Federal Highway. Parking is a bit of a challenge especially when any nearby lots are full. We drove around the block and found a makeshift spot along a side street and walked over. You have to ring the bell to be buzzed inside. And once inside, there's so much stuff that even a few folks will make the place seem crowded. But everything displayed is so unique and interesting and eye catching that you'll hardly know where to look first. If you're of a certain age, the "vintage" clothing will look a bit familiar like things you used to actually wear years ago. But most things have a little something extra, too. Some clothing has stenciled skulls; or extra embellishments; or lace, or fringe, etc. All sorts of clothing. Accessories and purses are different -- like the one that was hamburger shaped. There are a number of "cool" tee-shirts. And strange things from a bucket of dolls heads to candles and voodoo items. The jewelry alone will keep you busy looking at all the appealing choices. There are lots of things here that would make a good gift for someone who's a bit original and off beat. Or a good gift to treat yourself. I'm sure we will return when nearby.

We hadn't been here in some time. And I didn't show a review for this particular store…read more It is brightly lit and easy to navigate. The staff at check out was friendly. There's mainly clothing here. A lot of clothing. And at the end of each row is a small display -- belts or wallets or cologne etc. etc. There a very small section with furniture, and one for books , and one for linens. There's a decent sized area with china and bric a brac and decor items. We found a few things here that we liked. Now that we've been and know what they have and their prices, I think we'd come back more often.

Thrifting after lunch today. We stopped in and found some…read moreinteresting items today. Some to keep and some to re-sell at a later date. A large assortment of bric a brac to peruse.

This store is jam-packed with clothing, shoes, housewares, furniture and decor. However, it's…read moredingy, dark, and dusty, and the items are well-worn. There was a sign on the door that all items are 50% off with certain things at 75% off, but there was nothing in the store I would want even at that discount.

St. Mark's Church operates this thrift shop in order to provide clothing and other items…read moreinexpensively to the community while raising funds for outreach ministries. I was in the area and stopped here on a whim. What a wonderful find! They have several rooms filled with furniture, home goods, art, sports equipment, books, clothes, and accessories. They had a large selection of children's items which was great for me. Everything in the store was an additional 50 percent off. I was able to get two bags full of books, a twister game, stickers, balls for the treasure box, and some other assorted odds and ends for $3.50. The staff here was wonderful, so sweet and caring. If you are looking to score a deal, unload things you no longer need, and keep the planet healthy by recycling than come out and support St. Mark's.