I was there for the books and found a decent collection for bargain prices ($1-$2). I looked around…read moreand saw a little bit of everything. It was pretty busy, so you know this is a local favorite. The customer in front of me bought like 4 name brand sneakers.

Take your donations elsewhere unless you want to deal with a man huffing and puffing, complaining…read moreabout two nightstands and a baby glider.

One of my favorite thrift stores in Richmond! They have weekly deals & sales, which you can get…read moreupdates on through their Facebook page. It is a bit messy because they have so much inventory and the space is small, so you have to take your time looking. Two things I wish they'd change- the first is the baby clothes all being in bins on the ground in front of a busy shelf. It's very difficult to grab, sit on the floor and try not to get hit in the head. Also those bins always smell bad. Same issue with the shorts & swimsuit bins on the ground, those don't smell though. The second thing is seeing the same ripped and stained clothing, I'm talking huge holes in the crotch in jeans and stains you know are never coming out, being sold for $8 or more. Some items should just be tossed! Checkout staff is always very friendly and offer a free book or toy for kids.

One of the things that I have been investigating, Richmond is various different thrift stores over…read morelast few years. This one is interesting because it has an eclectic selection in a really small space. They also have excellent sales and discounts. Additionally, everyone that works there was really willing to help. I will definitely go back.

Nicely organized thrift store with some decent prices. The jewelry was high, but the china and…read moredishwater were marked fair. There was a lot of furniture, clothes, and books as well! Typical thrift store - volunteers get 20% discount.

Stopped by today and found a great array of selection. Pricing was fair, some things are more than…read moreyour standard thrift, some things equal, and some things are less. However I'd say most things are still less than your regular Goodwill. I adored the book selection here and would have loved to stay and search more. The young lady who checked us out was super sweet.

Fantastic experience today! Great variety and great prices. The customer service was also…read moreoutstanding. Super nice people!

Been going here for a few years now. Love this place! Antiques to vintage toys, books old coins,…read moremilitary items, coca-Cola items, Fenton, lamps and more!! Need a whole day to look or come back. Will be going back. Service was good, Patty awesome lady and staff! Worth the money.

Obviously they have some great stuff and at great deals. I honestly don't know who you have to be…read moreto get someone to help or acknowledge you, but no one has EVER asked if I needed help finding what I'm looking for. That said, it's always worth a look when In need of lighting.

Few people know that this is the outlet location for the tony Shades of Light near Willow Lawn…read more SInce I can't afford the stuff there, when I come to the southside, I stop in here to see if I can find a bargain. And, I can hit it on my way to my monthly pilgrimage to WIlliams & Sherrill. It's right on Midlothian at the front of a small shopping center and in the summer, they have a fabulous sidewalk sale. If you covet designer drapes that would normally cost $500 a panel, you can get them at this sale for 50% off or more. I bought a really cool black and white toile lampshade at the sale a couple of years for $10. The store itself is pretty small and has mostly lamps, shades and drapes, but there are a few pieces of statuary and other arty home accents. Ask for help from a salesperson for browsing the little room of drapery in the back as it's pretty crowded and stuffed with merchandise, so it's hard to find what you're looking for in the right lengths.

My boyfriend and I stopped at this hidden gem on an epic RVA day we were having for our…read moreanniversary. We were looking for a place that was open for some thrifting on a Sunday and we ran into this. I hadn't heard of it before and was so happy we stumbled upon it. The person running the shop when we visited was this extremely kind music producer. He was easy to talk to and really kind. There were several rooms filled with unique and beautiful things. I love how this store is a combo of an antique store and used record store. You can find the music in the back. We found some really pretty things. Do know this place isn't cheap, you can end up spending high prices, but there are quality pieces. I've been wanting to buy a pair of rollerskates for a long time and ran into a pair that were my size. I took that as a sign and decided to take them home with me. I'd recommend checking this charming shop out, just know that the prices are higher, but it's a great collection of stuff.

I was hoping for deals on used records but no...their prices are higher than places in Richmond…read morelike Plan 9, and for the same editions. That was very odd to see. The selection is ok for rock, not as good though. Parking is good and folks were nice.

A range of things - just not much of any one thing. They should focus on something so they can be…read morethe go to for fashion, jewelry, home decor or something. Prices seemed a bit high to me.

WORTH A VISIT! Huge shop with amazing treasures and friendly staff. I hate shopping... I could…read morehave spent hours in this place exploring! I'm in the process of redoing my home office in vintage style... found a Dremel shoe buffer, a pair of tanker goggles like I wore in the Army, and a vintage Swingline stapler... all at fair prices. Will go again when I'm in the neighborhood!

Well-run and staffed. Clean. Orderly. Everyone here has their hearts in the right place. We're…read morelucky to have these folks in our community. A+++++++

We had an hour to kill while waiting for someone, and happened upon this spectacular shop. The…read moreproceeds help the local animal welfare league, so it's easy to feel good about spending money here. This is a thrift shop, so you don't know what you'll find, but whatever you happen upon, it's sure to be well priced. The shop is well organized and neat, with aisles wide enough to not feel claustrophobic. They had lots of books and magazines, of course, and shelves of small appliances. (An electric knife sharpener for $8!) They had baskets of sewing notions and fabrics, plus some clothing. If you like beautiful China, they had a set of Limoges for a steal. Now, the volunteers/employees- so nice! I wish I lived closer, because I think I'd be a regular customer.

Is this a legit business I need to know because it seems like every time I come up here their NEVER…read moreopen. It's quite disappointing because I love thrifting.

Great prices, but the selection didn't seem to be for my demographic. Without being disrespectful,…read moreit had more clothes for older ladies. The owner was nice.