This thrift store was pretty big but it did not have a lot of ladies clothing. It did have a lot of…read moreshoes. I think if you are looking for some furniture at a reasonable price this would be the place to go look. They had desks, chairs, tables, and freestanding curio cabinets. There was quite a bit of home decor. I found some of the items were definitely overpriced compared to other thrift stores. But I still ended up getting a good deal on a couple of pairs of shoes. The day that I was in there they had a buy one get one free shoes and I paid $3 for two pair of shoes. Probably be worth another look at some point.

Love this location! Good selections of inventory & very clean and well maintained store. Staff are…read moresuper friendly and the customer service is on point.

Larry is the the perfect example of someone who should be in a management spot. Accommodating to…read morecustomers, positive and helpful. helped me and my friends checkout and was just overall a great person to represent the good work this store does for the community! Also, if you come here and have extra plastic grocery bags laying around, bring them in so that the cashiers can reuse them! I will be doing this every time I return. Shout out to Larry!

Overall I'd say this thrift store is conveniently located and tidy…read more There are two dressing rooms when you walk in and the entire main floor is women's clothing and shoes. Everything is organized by size and category which is helpful. The men's, kids, and household section is in the back. These areas are quite small. I'm assuming the store simply does not receive ample amount of donations in this area. I went with 50% off, and felt the discounted price I paid should be the original price. For example I bought one old cotton long sleeve. Basic and it was $5 full price. Many times thrift stores charge more than 50% of retail and this is a big issue for access. Speaking of accessibility. There is zero disability access into the store. This is a major problem. As a mom with a young child, I had to unload everything, including my child and carry everything with the stroller up the steep stairs. I try to walk to stores when able, and I couldn't simply throw the stroller in the car, or leave it outside in the rain. I'm not sure why a second hand store where many parents and disabled people shop would not have accessibility. I cannot imagine being in a wheelchair, being elderly, or having other physical ailments having this road block to a store that is supposed to be for the community.

I love thrifting but who doesn't these days?! This was my first visit to this location and I…read morecouldn't find a parking spot so that was my first indication of good thrifting! Inside was chaos! It seemed like it could be organized more. Glassware was in front and clothes were in the middle of the facility. Little odds and ends were at the beginning. I got a headache just thinking walking thru it! If they had more space, I'm sure it would make for a more enjoyable experience.

I go to a lot of thrift stores and this was undoubtedly the worst parking I have experienced. After…read moreI waited 15 minutes to get a spot I finally got one behind the building and made my way through gravel to get to the building. I walked in through an overhead door with plastic strips hanging in it. I went in search of some vases and I was able to find them. What I love most about the thrift stores I visit is the clothes I am able to find. This store had a really poor selection of clothes and shoes. I did see a pair of boots I liked but the had them marked at $45! That is crazy for a pair of Durango boots at the thrift store. I bought my three vases and nothing else. I will not be returning to this location as there is nothing really for me there.

The staff is great. Always happy and inviting! They always have the store stocked. Anytime I've…read moreneeded something in a hurry. I've always found it there. Such good people and open for a good cause.

From the owner: At Lighthouse Thriftique, we're more than just a thrift store – we're a ministry dedicated to…read moreserving our community and spreading the love of Jesus Christ.

I shop there 4-5 times a month as I live less than one mile and it is an easy walk. I'm usually…read moreable to find what I need and always at great prices. The staff is friendly and very helpful. I only have good things to say about this store.

Great place to go. Great people, great cause. Very reasonable prices and helpful staff!!!read more

Heather was extremely rude and unfortunately she didn't want to help me. Instead of allowing me to…read moreuse a fitting room she decided with great attitude to inform me the fitting room WAS closing in a minute. So instead of letting me use that minute to try on 2 items she decided to give attitude and walk off in a different direction. Store closed at 8 and she denied me a fitting room at 7:29 pm.

One of my favorite thrift stores to shop at, this store is clean and well organized…read more The prices are fair , the weekly sales are great ! Employees are friendly and helpful. Kelly is doing a great job as the store manager ! Debbie, Beth and Evelyn are friendly, and make my shopping experience and checkout even better . Overall this store is worth a visit

Turned our donations into trash. Typically we take our donations of household items and small…read morefurniture to Goodwill, but since we had quite a bit to donate we arranged with VVA to make a pick-up. When the driver arrived and loaded our items, he literally threw them into his truck on top of other items he clearly had thrown in before arriving. I could hear glass breaking as our items landed on top and crushed what they landed on. I witnessed him breaking an end table we donated by throwing it in the truck. It broke my heart to see the generosity of others being destroyed by such carelessness. Never again will we use VVA. It's probably okay to donate shop rags, but not even clothes if you think someone can use them.

Upset with salvation has new prices on stuff in there store wanted to buy but not want the items…read morecost new in store there subpost to help people not get richer tell them they had new price on the items i wanted to buy they said they new the price was almost same as new product they just ship it to there new on line store shame on you

I love this place. Please send your donations here in stead of Goodwill. These people price their…read moreitem so that a retiree can afford them. Not only that, but they always have items on sale either 50% off or 99 cents each. The color changes weekly so it is fun to go there to see what I can find. Also, they don't have bags so if you have extras, bring them in so they can put them to good use for other customers. AND they are always nice.

Community Happens Here is one of Pleasant Ridge's gems. It is an intentional space open for…read morecommunity engagement, co-working spaces, sidewalk hospitality and more. We live in the area and have watched it grow to what it is today and it is a place my family looks to for activities weekly. The founder Ruth Ann, is the most engaging, caring neighbor I have ever met. I'm so glad that we have someone who was thoughtful and intentional on creating a space to nurture the kids in the community from the start of school and after, pour into the parents and neighbors all while creating opportunities for connection.