Best bargain shoes and other stuff I once got red leather…read moreCoach shoes for $20 Amazing deals

You have to love Price Tag, I've been going to Price tag since the late '90s. I used to go to their…read moreold location before they moved and I've been a loyal customer for a very long time. Price tag is part of a trio of stores that sells off price boutique closeouts. The other two are Barney's bargain stores in Hillside and Bloomfield. They didn't call the Bayonne location Barney's because there was already another store called Barney's up on Avenue C. That store closed many years ago. Price tag and the other two locations have a rotating series of stock. Some weeks they have women's, some week they have men's, and sometimes they have Children's. You can get very expensive shoes and clothing at a discount.$200 SAS shoes? You can get them for $50 or less. They have lots of different brands and things change all the time. Sometimes, though, they get things that don't move very quickly. Today I saw some hilarious socks that were for New years 2000. Call them New vintage, I'm sure someone will pick them up. You can always count on Price tag when you need an evening bag, shoes, or a wallet. They tend to get a lot of those items. They are only open Thursday through Sunday. Some of the people who work there seem very disinterested, but the two Natalies who work on Sunday are the nicest. Check it out, you never know what you will find.

Good prices, a nice variety of housewares, clothes, knickknacks & CDs. But the best thing is a cat…read morethat's as old as the store itself!

You will not regret buying from this place their very nice people and they have alot of great items…read moreto purchase, please don't pass the shop.. parking is usually available and the neighborhood is good I'm satisfied with all items I buy there and loving my new rotisserie which works great!!!!! you have to get there fast before I buy it all up!!!!!!! Thank You G Ma's Can't wait to get back

Salvation Armys are supposed to be a fair place, instead everyone I've been to they've only been…read moreHispanic Workers. The Salvation Army on Martin Luther King Jr. blvd in Jersey City is a predominantly African-American poor area, this rundown unkept Salvation Army employs only Hispanic workers and they overcharge their prices. There's trash outside the building. Customers have seen the Hispanic workers take a shopping cart every evening taking the best stuff and sending it to Puerto Rico. There was a woman charged for books that were supposed to be free.

The neighborhood is kind of shady so we were already off on the wrong foot. The prices here are…read morevery good, but it's hard to find good items. We probably won't be back anytime soon. Also it shows that Sundays they close at 7pm but actually they closed at 4:50pm Way earlier.

One of my favorite thift & antique stores on Staten Island. I bought my kitchen table here, chairs…read morefor my living room, vintage & thifted outfits, cute knickknacks, jewelry & more. It's always a shopping adventure here. I highly recommend it, especially if you are trying to furnish a home on a budget & want unique pieces.

My experience with ETG was peculiar. After realizing that I sure as hell can't afford Express and…read moreBanana Republic, and wanting to up my clothing game a little (paring down to basics), I went to arguably the most popular thrift store on Staten Island. Upon arrival, wife and baby in tow, they asked me to please leave my beverage at the desk, not politely, but not necessarily rudely. Aloof, I suppose. Sure. Then they also asked to leave my diaper bag. Eh, uh, okay. Immediately put off. What if my baby needs a bottle? I gotta go all the way back to the front? Little did I know that there was only one floor available, so my annoyance was relatively unjustified. But still, coulda been nicer. In the store itself, it is very well curated, organized far better than the Salvation Army I struggled to search through. The men's section was bustling with good deals for vests, suit pants, and basic button downs. They also had a variety of athletic jerseys, swim trunks, and ties (which I found relatively overpriced). Side story: midway, I struck a conversation with the same aloof cashier previously mentioned, and she turned out to be very kind and funny. So, there's that. There was also a very nice young lady stocking in the aisles. The outcome was small, but great: a button down for less than three dollars, and these perfectly fitting shorts for less than seven. From, yeah, Banana Republic. The icing on the cake that really sells this place is their flyer in the front that showcases other thrift stores on the island you might not have known about. Stop here first and foremost, try not to spend all your money, and peruse the other shops!

I always come away with a nice inexpensive find! Right in the heart of Journal Square, just 4…read moreminutes walk from PATH. Run by very friendly ladies with great taste in music.

From the owner: Founded in 2021 as an estate liquidation business servicing those who needed to liquidate the…read morebelongings of their loved ones.

I love this place. It's very clean . No old clothes smell. Everything washed and presented ironed…read moreand good. Very organized and you can always find something. Aisles are wide and no one pushing past you. Great value. Very courteous and helpful Everytime I have visited. Definitely a place you should check out. From clothing to housewares to small finds. Give it a try. You won't be disappointed.

Very good selection of popular brands. I feel like the selection here was curated, there really…read morewasn't anything ugly or in poor condition. The prices are higher than other thrift stores like goodwill, unique, etc. but they do offer an extra discount on certain colored tags. This is the second inspirations location I've visited and I would definitely come back. I got a gorgeous wool-like coat for 28$, which again is more pricey than the typical thrift, but it's in great condition and is super cute so I think it's worth it! This store is not huge, the women's section is the first floor, there's a few steps up which leads you to the shoes, men's, and kids areas. The shoes also had great brands like doc Martin, Michael Kors, DKNY. The purses were good as well! I'd definitely come back!

Excellent service as I simply had a broken down fur I acquired and knew nothing about. Most would…read moreinsist you come in and charge you, but they went above and beyond simply through a message request sending them pics of my fur and explained everything to me from pics! Obviously I would have to come in for further advice, but I was blown away at the treatment I received from a simple message! Can't wait to meet them in person and highly recommend! I fully support generational family businesses and their knowledge surpasses many!

Great selection and service! Family run and you're treated like family. They will do right by you…read moreand the possibilities are endless!

LOVE this store. I've gotten some badass pieces from this place. Fun place to search around and…read morehunt for unique vintage finds

The store is being renovated--even so, there are fun, vintage things (I was shopping for vinyl…read morerecords)...I went on my lunch hour and definitely need to return when I have more time. And they're so nice! They remembered my name because I called ahead to see if they had vinyl. Highly recommend.

I donated a dozen electronics. It was so easy. You drop them off at the garage on the side. You…read morefill out your donation receipt and have a worker sign. Easy-peasy.

I will never call the Salvation Army again to make donations. This happened a while ago. I had…read morecalled because I wanted to donate my dining room furniture set. They sent 2 older men. It was raining, and we had the furniture outside under cover, on our deck under the awning. One of the men took a quick look at the furniture and told us that they would not take it because it didn't look new. There was a small scratch on the table, hardly noticeable. They said no and left. because of them the furniture was ruined because of the rain. Never, never again will I try to don anything to this organization.