Cute products and nice employees! I happened upon this shop when I was in the area and was so…read morepleased with the ideal pieces I found here. Everything is laid out nicely and not cluttered so you can see everything while walking through the store. One side of the shop is more like a stationary store with household odds and ends while the other is the fashion side with everything from cute shoes to jackets and purses. The buyer does a great job of selecting unique pieces that layer well with many outfits. For an unassuming little store in a random shopping plaza they really are a gem.

I agree with Rachel's review about not ordering online. I received a badly damaged towel and it was…read morenot even in packaging and their customer service refused to even let me exchange it. When buying something online, is it unreasonable to ask for a non-damaged good? They do not seem to stand behind their products. Buyers beware!

Poor customer service. They sell items then a week u bring them back and try to resell and they say…read moreits too old, they pick stuff to buy that looks aged and out of style from people they know.

New to area so stopped to check it out. Great recycled clothing. All name brand and extremely…read moreclean. The store is very organized and the customer service is great. You can tell they LOVE their job. If you are looking for inexpensive good quality clothing this is the place. They even buy your gently used clothing for cash or credit to the store. Check it out!

Great honest and kind and knowledgeable shop. And thank you Isaac for helping me with my Strida…read morefolding bike! Much appreciate your help and support!!!

Great value for the work performed, incredibly helpful and friendly staff! Would recommend this…read morelocal shop over options such as Scheels.

I'm a frequent Goodwill shopper. The good:…read moreThe Grand Forks Goodwill is well stocked, clean and runs an efficient drop off. The bad: #1-this is one of those rare GWs where all sales are final and they don't even offer in store credit for untested electronic equipment. (I bought an "untested PC keyboard") #2-on my visit, the store manager (shorter blond woman in her 40-50's) unfortunately forgot how to interact with customers. Started off by out-loud proclaiming, "I'm not in the mood today!" then coarsely and in a pseudo-confrontational way, pointed out,"All sales are final!" I guess when you're the only GW in town, that's how you treat customers??

The selection was good but the employees were not so great. I get wanting to leave right at 5 when…read moreyou close up but it's incredibly rude to rush customers out the door BEFORE closing time & gossiping amongst your other coworkers. Literally following behind you to lock the door when the time was 4:57.

It was amazing meeting the artist and speaking with her about her books. It is such a great little…read moreplace. I also asked her about how they got the name of the book store. And that was very enlightening. I did buy a few books from there and I've already finished one of them. I will be going back.

Love there selection of comics, board games, and more. The staff are always nice and friendly and…read morethe environment with them gives you that safe nerd outpost feeling!

Helpful knowledgeable staff, competitive prices, and support local business…read more I am very satisfied and repeat customer. They don't have what you need? they will order it online for you and let you know when it has come in. Warhammer MTG comics board games large selection, best legacy collection of mtg for sale I've seen within 200 miles

Love this thrift store ever since I discovered it. Nice selection of things and everything is…read morepriced well. During COVID-19 they rearranged everything and it looks so nice and clean in there. Always has been great sales also I love how late things are together. The cooking books are by the cooking items. The children books, clothes and toys are all together. The craft items and books are together

St. Joseph's (formerly St. Vincent de Paul) Social Care thrift store has been one of my favorite…read morethrift stores for as far back as I can remember it being there. The people who work there have always been super nice and pleasant, and the prices are reasonable. It's off the main drag so it's kind of a "best kept secret" in Grand Forks. Thrift stores typically aren't long on ambience, and as far as merchandise obviously they don't control what they get, so I look at two factors when deciding if I like the store: charitable impact on the community, and service to the customers. St. Joe's Social Care is particularly concerned with the fight against hunger, so your purchases support the food bank and also help to pay for lunches for kids whose families struggle to afford to feed them during the summer when school is out. For service to the customers, St. Joseph's rates highly due to the logical arrangement of their merchandise. Recently they rearranged their sections and gave the book department its own almost-like room. One thing I greatly appreciate about the St. Joe's book department is that, unlike most of the thrift stores in town, they do a great job of keeping the books organized by subject. Also in this area are the vinyl LPs, several crates of them, in fact. You stand a pretty good chance of coming across a Mantovani album, and an even better chance of finding an Andy Williams or Anne Murray album. Unfortunately, the LPs don't appear to be organized in any way, unlike the books. Since they changed the orientation of the clothing racks, there is actually more room to comfortably browse the racks, and as we all know, the more comfortable it is to browse, the more likely we are to do so, and the more time we spend, and the more stuff we buy, and the more money the store raises for their charity. So that change probably made a greater difference than they may have realized. The one surprising change they made, which I would not have advised and which I do hope they reconsider, is that instead of keeping blazers and other such jackets separate on their own rack, as they used to be, they are now mixed in with long-sleeve tops, so if you want to look for jackets you have to push along through all the tops. It wasn't helpful. It's the only reason I gave St. Joe's four stars instead of five. They'll earn the fifth star after they give blazers their own rack again. Other than that, it's a neat little store, where one can find some wonderful goodies and support an important cause. Disclaimer: I have not been paid or compensated in any way for my honest review of this business.

If you're looking for a hometown pharmacy where they know you by name...you will be extraordinarily…read morepleased. The pharmacists are among the best I've ever encountered. They're well informed, professional and also give personal service. All of the employees are also knowledgeable and very friendly. A fun bonus is the wide array of gifts and accessories they offer.