Awesome place... Funky, odd, hard to find things that are a cut above other consignment places.read more

I have shopped there many times, they have great stuff like new. It's a very clean place Great…read moreexperience overall.

From the owner: All our products are fully tested and sanitized, we offer New and really good condition items…read more Clothes, Shoes, accessories, electronic and more.

Best customer service around. Professional, quick, reasonable pricing and appliances come with…read morewarranties! Stop here first for pre-loved appliances. You'll be glad you did.

From the owner: We are a local store dealing in new and used appliances, used furniture and more.read more

This is a thrift store in a beautiful church on a small dead end street in a tiny town in Ontario…read more The people who volunteer here are joyful and delightful and kind, and they are proud that their work goes to support so many great charities. The store is beautifully organized and all the items on display are clean and quality. Like any thrift store you need to dig and try your luck on different occasions to find treasures, but some places are more fun to try your luck in than others and this is one of my favourites.

Good little thrift store with low prices for everything and occasional rare finds with designer…read morelabels, usually too small for me, alas! I would give it five stars except that today, when I wanted to donate two small boxes of clothes, I was told that they couldn't take them as the side door, where you leave donations, was locked! It was a little annoying as I had driven quite a distance, and gas is not cheap these days...

Nice selection of thrift store clothing that is in good shape. I think they are selective about…read morewhat they accept. I find the quality and prices very good AND it's a registered charity; part of the Big Sisters/Brothers organization so proceeds are going to an excellent cause. They now have a small housewares section but don't have room for big items like furniture. I do make sure this place is on my list when I'm on the hunt for something. Ample free parking and close to other shopping on Merivale.

Thrive Select Thrift Store is a thrift store that sells clothing and accessories, and 100% of their…read moreprofits go to support Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Ottawa. I like that the impacts of donations and purchases stay local. And organizations that help kids always have my support. The clothing at Thrive appears to be geared towards youth and so skews on the younger side, in my opinion. The racks are filled with brands like Old Navy, Garage, and Ardene. Prices are cheaper than places like Value Village. They had some new items like Funko Pops and Squishmallows, while I was there, but I guess these depend on donations, perhaps these were from a business (?) They also had some used video games and controllers. They also have (new) Big Brothers and Big Sisters merchandise. Staff are friendly. I believe that many of them are volunteers. They are located in the Emerald Plaza. Lots of free parking in the plaza.

Great for Home Decor and books. The service is non existent. The value is great tho. But be ready…read moreto look and look for a while.

Great store, I bought a pair of wool pants circa 1990 from this store and just went back. Not much…read morehas changed. Good decent selection of clown crying merchandise, which is my specialty. Definitely smells like a old thrift store, I feel like they pipe in the smell like a Vegas casino or Disneyland does. Only this place doesn't charge admission, no sir! The deals are a plenty. A nice hobo welcomed us as he was deep reaching into the donation bin out from, setting the tone. I almost wonder if he was a plant, to set the ambiance. He seemed to perfect! Hats off to you good sir, well played. Great shop check it out and visit all the other hipster stupid stores in the area if you're lame like that. Maybe you can find a new plaid shirt or beanie at St Vincent first.

Been dealing with This lovely little shop for years and always a fantastic experience. The owner is…read moreprofessional, friendly and knowledgeable on luxury items. sales are constant and payments are fair and fast. would recommend for buying and selling any day of the week!

Love that place ! Bought my Louis Vuitton speedy there and it's amazing I couldn't be happier .read more

If you are looking for a statement piece. This is a great start…read more The owners of this upscale second hand women clothing boutique are really gifted. They really know their job. Every time I go there I am always amazed by the quality of what they are offering. To me, all the pieces there are interesting. Not necessarily my style, but have great fabric or interesting pattern. That kind of thing. They have very good sales. Which is a great thing because some pieces can be pricey.

This was such a fun experience! A very well stocked boutique, a combination of new items, samples,…read moreand consigned items. Everything was perfectly clean and organized. The owner was wonderful - helpful without being pushy. It was clear she knew every single piece personally and that she cares deeply about her business and customers. I wish I had more time but I still walked out with a beautiful and unique black maxi dress from Turkey and a fantastic Second-hand top. Be sure to stop by at this place if you are in the area!

I noticed a few framed items that had personal certificates of what was probably a deceased person,…read moreor VERY old person. I asked if they would allow me to take the certificates out as they all belonged to the same man, and perhaps try to find the family they belonged to- as I do a lot of genealogy and have returned many personal photos/ certificates to living family members/ descendants of families. I figured they were selling the frame and not someone's old certificates. I was pointed to the 'manager' a short balding man named Chico, and told to ask him. When I explained to the man what I was hoping to do, all he had to say was: "you pay, you can take them" I said but you aren't selling the certificates, people aren't coming here to buy some old person's certificate of appreciation and then putting it up on their walls, they just want the frames. He ignored me and walked away. Incredibly rude! We also observed him treat a staff member horribly in front of other staff and customers. Although I realize he didn't HAVE to give the certificates to me, I think this brings up another issue... why exactly aren't these personal items being removed from the floor and simply not out for all to see. Where does Value Village draw the line? It's a matter of morals if you ask me, and clearly this company has a lot of work to do. I did pay full price for dollar store frames that were ridiculously over priced, all so that I could return these documents to their rightful family. Shame on Value Village for charging for these in the first place, and shame on them for hiring a deplorable human being named 'Chico'.

I love this Value Village!…read more It's a huge store with a ridiculously high big box store ceiling. The quality of the merchandise seems to be higher than average for a thrift shop. My daughter & I delight in our alternative garage sale shopping excursions, picking up things from pretty well every department. I bring home clothes for my wife that she wears! Seriously ladies! This gets five stars for 2 different purchases that I absolutely treasure: 1) Randomly found a pair of pristine Clarks Wallabee leather boots in my size for $10 - about 6% of what it would cost me at Letellier. Even if they were used, I don't care as they are coolest pair of shoes ever made and will never go out of style. I've recently stepped up my shoe game, but these go great with chinos or jeans. My Father & Grandfather rocked Wallabees ever since I can remember. The Wu-Tang Clan made them fresh. I didn't know what it felt like to walk on clouds till I tried on my Wallabees. 2) I picked up a great condition vintage Harris Tweed jacket for $12.50 during a recent 50% sale. Genuine Harris Tweed is known as the Rolls Royce of fabrics. It is so exclusive it's protected by its own Act of Parliament. My beloved Grandpa Smith would often sport Harris Tweed. The kicker was the Harrod's of Peel Street label, Montreal being where my Grandfather spend nearly all of his 98 years. The price of these two items could not be beat, and wearing either of these items brings back great memories of the Grandpa who I miss dearly.