All sorts of fun stuff!!! Just depends on the day!! A good reason to visit often. The gentleman…read moreworking there are lovely

No professional. Just grabbed and listed what I was donating and I received a pitiful paper with…read moreboth our names and the date.

It is a very very very small store that is packed with a lot of different things. If you are…read moreespecially looking for small kitchen appliances, they had a lot of them. I shop for cds, dvds, and blue-rays, which this store doesn't carry due to limited space. I saw a few books for sale, but I didn't see a bookshelf full of books for sale. Therefore, for me, the store is not on my list of stores to visit regularly. However, if you don't shop for what I shop for, this store could be for you. The women who worked there were very nice and helpful. Parking there is a bit difficult, but you can find parking, even if you have to pay for a parking meter. There is no parking lot. The store is located a few blocks off Bell Boulevard. The store supports animal charities, which is a great cause.

I Have been both bringing items to donate and purchasing lovely finds for years from this store…read more Love the fact that proceeds go to helping people help animals. Give this place a visit for really unique gifts!

The best OPC in my opinion!! Store is smaller than the others but have a fantastic selection. The…read morepeople who did my buy were so sweet and very fair for what they took, giving reasons on why they priced what they priced.

I've been here many times since I live around the corner. I used to have some luck when they first…read moreopened in the neighborhood but, lately as in in recent years , I haven't had much luck selling. Also, I try to go there to get shoes and I never have luck. I wear a 6 1/2 to a seven you would think that they would have at least three pairs of those in the store. Most of their shoes are very large sizes(9-12). Their prices are not good at all. I would say their location in Williamsburg is much better, but even then their prices are a little too high in general, particularly in Ridgewood.

Allow yourself time to browse at this store - it's huge! Everything is very well organized and tidy…read moreand there isn't that funky second hand smell which I appreciate. Prices are great - $6 jeans and they have a wide variety of clothes from all recent eras plus overstock and army surplus.

This one is good. You will need to take your time…read more The variety here is broader. It's a good thrift store to me if you see some of everything. Casual, one of a kind, fancy, vintage, trendy, old trend pieces that make the experience worth the trip. I like to see enough selection to boost my imagination for what I can do with the pieces. The prices are decent here too, don't change. I'll be back. Bring cash if you wanna avoid that credit card fee.

Many of their comms clearly state to call ahead before visiting because hours vary so take note to…read moreprevent being upset about something they warn of. Nice super small place, with a focus on records. Somewhat leans towards mid-century modern items. Seems to have reasonable turnover on items, so it's worth stopping in periodically to see what's new. Like the focus on Queens items and art, hope for even more in the future.

This place is a treasure - I've gotten so many lovely mid-century modern pieces, from art on the…read morewalls to a brass sculpture and beautiful bar glasses. It's a great place for gifts and for browsing. Dan and his wife are so helpful and are great about researching the provenance of items. The "now" pieces by local artisans are great, too - t-shirts, bags, ceramics. A jewel.

Habitat for Humanity is an easy five star review. Jimmy Carter understood the need for individuals…read moreand families to have their own home. He was a driving force of bringing attention to Habitat for Humanity. I've been active in supporting in the past and I can say I've known many University of Notre Dame students that collected my donations. The students also deserve acknowledgment for their support volunteering to build the houses. I was amazed that you don't need experience. My daughter learned a lot of her DIY skills from volunteering with Habitat. They have my financial support and I hope you donate time or money. It's a great nonprofit organization!

I love the Restore! When I have to get things, I will pop in to see if they have something that can…read morebe repurposed. I love the idea of buying something and having my money support an amazing cause! Recently I wanted to get some new bedstand/end tables and found some beat up ones at the restore that I felt could be restored! The staff was great and helped me load the car. Turned out amazing! I saved some furniture from a landfill and helped an amazing mission!

Many cool funky and unique stuff can be found at Sunnyside thrift shop in Queens . Reasonable…read moreprices and decent assortment of used goods especially clothing and other cool trinkets for the home .good selection of furniture especially on the vintage old school fashion and it may seem a little cluttered inside but everything is in plain view to easy to find mode . My cuz got some clothing pieces and I am always looking for the unique old little items to put in my living room and man cave . Found some old cig trays which are from the early 70s and I don't smoke but too cool not to get and a few books caught my fancy and made me a little curious so that's coming home with me and a night lamp as well . Spent under 100 bucks including cuzs stuff and will be back to explore me at this cool thrift shop in Sunnyside .4. stars on my yelp meter .

I love to thrift so i can't really say anything bad about this place! (besides the fact there is no…read moreAC!) so it is brutal in the summer time if you go! I went just yesterday, one of the hottest days in NY by far, but i found some great tops! i wasn't able to look for longer than an hour or 2 because of the heat, but i got 7 tops for only $35!! there was one person working and he was nice as well :)

There's a lot to like about this store, for sure. Really appreciate the layout, there's plenty of…read morespace to try things on and dig through the racks, which are organized well by color and also type of garment. There's a wide selection and healthy mix of high end brand names mid-range stuff from Zara, Liz Claiborne, etc. Prices here are kind of all over the place -- used t-shirts priced at $25 are an insane concept for me to wrap my head around, but then you'll find a Christian Dior trenchcoat for $115...like what? My friend and I did insanely well here though, she got the cutest pair of lace up plaid shoes for like $30 (people on Depop were selling the same pair for $125 used). I walked out with a real Italian lamb leather jacket for $55 - so good that my dry cleaner was literally shocked at the price tag I'd left on when I brought it to him for a cleaning. Overall, a solid thrift spot to look through.

After a few recent disappointing visits to thrift stores in Manhattan, I was so pleasantly…read moresurprised by this store. The space is amazing - light filled and spacious which makes for a pleasant browsing experience. There are numerous and large fitting rooms which is unusual in these types of stores. Clothing is arranged by color, which is aesthetically pleasing but a little tougher to find things versus size sorting. They do have separate racks for plus sizes so that can help. In terms of selection, it was much more robust than what I have seen in subpar shops lately, a healthy mix of basics but also some fun things that I haven't seen elsewhere,, like crazy patched jackets and colorful jumpsuits. I did surprisingly well in my haul, almost bought an award dinner appropriate dress, and actually bought a dress and two sweaters. Prices are okay, not super bargains but not "I can't believe they're selling used clothes for these prices" either. Overall, I would absolutely return to this shop and it's worth the long schlep out.