witch runs it-took advantage of two boys helping me then i went in-she had to move things out of…read moreway to show no refunds it had been 30 minutes when i went with them, closed 30 minutes early no business got my $50 on dog cage still in my garage!! blessings

Not a great area, not great items, and prices well, as with all their stores, keep going up…read more Id skip this location completely.

Let me just get this out right off the bat...they are expensive for a second hand clothing store…read more Ok. Now with that said I can move onto why I rated them 4 stars. 1 - Extremely friendly, helpful and amazing customer service. I was greeted and taken care off from the time I walked in to the time I left. With a little space in between in order to allow me some privacy to shop. 2 - Their fashion choices are great with some variety! I love the variety of hang-bags, shoes, dresses, tops/bottoms, and jewelry galore to choose from. The quality in the clothes are good. Some of the items I would pass on but others I was impressed with. They accept only items that go back two years and are in excellent wearing condition. Although I wouldn't buy shoes that have been worn by anyone else, they have a huge selection of cute, designer shoes that are in great condition. Many of the jewelry selections are contemporary with a hint of '60's' and '70's' flare. 3 - The decor' of the shop is nice! Nice designs on the walls, pictures and nicely dressed models. The place is kind of small but not over-crowded like some other consignment shops I've been in to. The racks are not crowded and overwhelmed with clothes so it's easy to actually see the clothing without having to pull it off the rack. 4 - Sales! There are particular items specially marked down so just check the tags and find out which ones are on sale. I went two days in a row because on the second day they were having a customer appreciation day with free food and lot's of mark downs. This was a really great way for me to experience what shopping is like on an ordinary day compared to a sale event. The mark downs were great and the prices made it much easier to buy what I needed. All the ladies were very knowledgeable in the products. They gave me so much information about everything that I was encouraged to sign up with their frequent newsletter to stay updated and receive special perks they have to offer. Definitely will be back to shop!

Came out to visit another shop and stumbled on this place. Great boutique with an awesome…read moreselection. Bring your friends and toucan get a discount on your bday month and they email out coupons. They have been here for 4 years and I likey!!!!! Being a tall girl I'm used to shopping off the beaten trail and this will be added as a fave!

They have a great selection of all sizes of designer items and nicer items. That's in the front so…read moreyou can easily find it. The store is very clean and helps animals which I prefer.

It's difficult to pick my favorite thing about this store: 1) the outstanding quality of the…read moredonated goods 2) the friendly neighborhood vibe 3) the helpful, resourceful staff. I started a new job this year, after years of working from home, my office wardrobe needed a serious refresh, but with the inflation of clothing prices I had to rely on buying second-hand. Once you are a Woman of a Certain Age, you can't get away with cheap and cheerful, plus, quality is better constructed, so the fit and wear is better. Second Life was an essential to me: I found Cole Hahn and AVL leather flats (almost unworn), numerous silk blouses (Marchesa Voyage, Annie Griffin), two silk skirts (one bespoke, the other from Anthropologie), dresses, jackets, a string of cultured pearls, Chicos and Eileen Fisher trousers - oh, and my last trip there, I actually scanned the books, and the selection is equally good there. Prices are higher than your average thrift, but, as you can see, so is the merchandise. It's always fair, and they run sales on the regular. I've been inspired to start putting aside some of my almost unworn or lightly worn clothes so that I can contribute to this community treasure, and keep the cycle going. This shop reminds me of everything I love about Avondale Estates / Decatur / Scottsdale / Clarkston.

This place is amazing. They have several rooms of art supplies. The only thing they seem to lack is…read moreart paper and crochet books (I'm sure they'd love donations of these!) Everyone that works there is helpful. The prices are usually indicated by tags on the bins where you find things. If the tag is the correct color (yellow) you can get an entire bag (provided at front door) stuffed full of things to get you going in your art groove. One word of warning, they only take credit cards or electronic payment, not cash.

Holy cow! A crafter's wet dream and more! It can be overwhelming to walk into for the first time,…read morebut take your time! Maybe come with a plan. Or come without a plan, and let your brain just spin out ideas with all the cool stuff you won't find in a typical craft store because this is very different than a typical craft store! On their Facebook page, too, they promote events, it's cheap to rent their classroom/workspace area, and like my group did, to rent and gather a group of friends to hang out and work on stuff you need to get done! The staff is cool. Scraplanta is definitely going to be revisited on a semi-regular basis!

Always find some cool stuff at good prices. Large selection of quality furniture. And I know this…read moreis going to a good cause, as opposed to contributing to the millions the executives of Goodwill rake in from unsuspecting customers.

The service here was outstanding. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted and talked about sales…read more(color of the week 50% off, as well as the last day of the month additional discounts and every 15th you can fill up a bag with up to 25 items for 25$) Amazing sales!! Also, at first peek, realized they have a very neat (not like the Goodwill) and amazing selection of clothing and antiques! I shopped here for the first time today and although I'm not someone who would be inclined to come on yelp and rate them, I feel like more people need to know about this hidden gem!

A whole lot of nothing... Raggedy clothing…read more Would not recommend to any season thrifter This one is not worth the trip , even if it's in your hood.

Great little Thrift Shop (especially for women's clothing) near Historical Norcross !…read moreCan't beat the prices & all proceeds go to Christ Church's outreach!

This thrift store is amazing!…read more Not only is it entirely volunteer run, but all of their items are fair priced and organized wonderfully! Tons of selection such as dishes, books, clothing, jewelry, toys, shoes and so much more! The pricing reminded me of many thrift shops I went to when growing up so it was definitely nostalgic walking in here! All the volunteer staff were super sweet, with a smile on their face and were a joy to speak with! I will be back ever so often to see what new finds I can find!

I have always been a loyal customer and supporter of St. Vincent de Paul in Buford. Some of my…read morelatest experiences there have changed that I went to donate some items and they complained that bags of clothing were too heavy and that plant pots were dirty on another occasion we walked in at at 3:45 with my daughters and the lady behind the counter said we are about to close and we smiled and said OK is she replied like in just a few minutes. And then my most recent I went in to look for a mini crockpot to melt wax they had one when I looked at the price it was $18 which I thought was quite unreasonable I googled Walmart and they had a brand new one for $12.50 I went to the front and asked if they would take less for because I would rather give it to a good cause than a corporation and they said it's not due for markdown yet. I understand this is to help the needy but not while ripping off people

33 years ago John and Carrol Quinn opened their home to families in need. Quinn House, a…read morenon-profit, faith based ministry, was born! The thrift store has free parking and friendly service, shout-out to Pat! It's a donation-based mishmash of solid finds and junk. Like most secondhand stores, due diligence pays off! I fell for a vintage exercise bike in the furniture warehouse and mooned over an old piano. If only I had 4 body builders to lift it and a truck to put it in! With items ranging from a Richard Simmons workout video to Toni Morrison's Beloved, it's a treasure hunt! But Quinn House is more than a store. Many of the best items aren't sold, they're donated to domestic violence survivors & others rebuilding their lives. Quinn House's 40 day residential addiction recovery program is FREE. Instead of judgement, men at their lowest point are given shelter, honest work and a new start! Offering an alternative to recidivism, "guests" recover and save $$ so they can transition back into society. Rickie Smokes' testimony impacted me more than any sermon. 14 years ago he was a Quinn House guest, now he's the Executive Director! Years before Rickie entered the program, Pat and her young son were taken in by the Quinns. Today she's Rickie's other half, Thrift Store manager and over PR. Quinn House brought the couple together and they've committed their lives to service! Quinn House's pantry distributes 1.2 million pounds of food annually to Gwinnett County residents! Unlike some churches in DeKalb where poor people wait in line for hours for expired canned goods, a package of hot dogs & freezer burnt chicken, Quinn House offers quality meat and healthy produce. They even provide holiday family meals and monthly boxes for 130 seniors! Whether donating book bags, Easter baskets or Christmas gifts to 3,000 kids in need, Quinn House blesses Lawrenceville! How can you help? I'm glad you asked! Shop at the thrift store or consider donating household goods, gift cards or furniture. Local pickup is available! Check out the website for a "needs list" of grocery items or volunteer to pack boxes for seniors. If you're in need, call Quinn House to make an appointment.

So godly and giving back to the community.... NOT. Shops like these are supposed to give back to…read morethe community... so we can have affordable things. I watched as they sold so many wonderful things to a reseller. She was so proud to be a reseller.... I don't think it should be ok to knowingly not give back but instead put money in a resellers pocket. Causing these things to become less available for who they're meant to be for.