Happy 2026, Yelpers! Kicking things off in the new year with a place I have frequented many times…read morealready, but has barely any reviews! Peace by Piece is a great thrift store. There's always a wide variety of products here with very fair prices. My wife and I regularly donate our gently-used clothes here; there's a bin right by the entrance for quick drop-off. Inside it's a decently-sized space with clothes of course, but also kitchenware, board games, records, and all sorts of random things. The people who work here are all friendly and helpful as well. My wife and I come here to support the community often.

The store is very small, but organized, All of the prices are amazing, and they have a great…read moreselection! Recently I bought a really cool shelf and it was only about 8 bucks. Not to mention the workers are really nice =3

Imagine my surprise when, as I was walking around my neighborhood last night, I stumbled onto the…read morenewly reopened Housing Works. I was absolutely devastated when they closed up their old location a couple of years ago. There really is no replacement for HW, as well as its mission to serve the AIDS/HIV population. Also, with the change in the retail corridors in BK heights as well as Dobro (no more 99 cent stores!!), it really was a trememendous loss. So, I am beyond thrilled that Housing Works is back on Montague Street (and in a location much closer to my apartment, to my financial detriment!) The newer storefront feels a tad smaller than the old space, but with a similar layout. Clothing and accessories in front, housewares towards the back, with the donations area at the back wall. The selection seemed more thoughtfully curated, if a little thin. Housewares and bric a brac organized and styled aesthetically by color. Clothing styles were mixed and a little on the higher end, but this reflected some items that were newer or with tags. For ladies, there were some gems by Derek Lam, Coach, Rag and Bone, DVF and Theory. Some brand new coach coats with tags for $150. I didn't get anything but I'll definitely check back in periodically.

Service here is the worst. Completely smug jerks. The guy behind the counter was fine with a dog…read morepeeing on the clothes, but gave me shit about having my kids in the store. Put my coffee on a shelf to try on a shirt and he immediately threw it away (was legitimately one shirt, was there do a minute). Complete @$$holes and I will never be back. Selection was fallen off a cliff anyways and they're now charging $50 for used banana republic factory shirts. The reviews are bad for a reason!

It's one of my favorite places to find leather jackets…read more The store has more women's clothing than men's. Not a great selection for men. The items stocked here are not necessarily all vintage, some are though. And there is a good turnover of items, so there is something new to see each time you go. I have found some great items at an amazingly low cost, but you have to be willing to dig for them. As King O. pointed out the address is listed incorrectly. It's actually 1081 Flushing Ave.

This spot is extremely hit or miss. It's not as curated as some of the other thrift/vintage stores…read morein this area but sometimes that can be a good thing. It's a good spot to try if you have the time and patience to really sift through all of the racks. If you do find something you like, the prices are really fair. I've gotten a few random things here that I've ended up loving and wearing for a long time. Just be ready to take your time looking through everything and don't expect the rows of curated tees and jackets like at L Train next door. Still, worth it to check it out, especially if you're on a budget!

This resale/consignment shop has a wide range of offerings that rotate as the stock changes…read more Integrated with clothing are books, art, accessories, home goods and antique items. It is a celebration of Brooklyn and of the soulful past. The clothing tends toward very nice ladies and children's items. In that way this is a fine place to browse and make a discovery or two. Their street front window is lovingly prepared and inviting. On most days (of fair weather, there are baskets and a rack of clothing with walk-by charm. The staff here are wonderful people. Highly recommend!

I depend on this store for my clothes and gifts. Everything in great taste, clean, lovely. Restful…read moreto go in, with the kind service and nice soft music. Would like some larger sizes

I went here today with my hardcore thrift buddy, my sister! They had this event where you stuff a…read moresack for $25, and everything you can cram in there is yours! I've done events like this before for Housing Works, so I was ready for a workout. But when I got there, it turned out the store was small, quiet and cute with really nice workers. The clothes was put up in a way that you can scan all the clothes really quickly for 5 minutes. I ended up with 31 pieces for $25, which is awesomee! They had a lot of H&M and Michael Kors when I went. My favorite piece was a Tahari blazer, just my size, for under a buck! (psssst this is perf for littler people like me AND normal sized people alike! they had a nice range of clothes, enough to satisfy my petite XS self and my L sis!)

Like new Helmut Lang jeans for $20.00, and I bought my son an Italian cashmere sweater for $15.00!…read more Those are bargains, buster! Lots of other fashionable stuff -- you just have to hunt for your size.

If you have the time, this is a wonderful place to find cheap new to you outfits. This store is…read morevery large so it takes a bit of time to go through. It is clean and organized well and nothing seems to be priced over $10. Jeans, sweaters, shirts, dresses, pants, and outer wear are the best finds, the shoe section was not as great.

Great prices on vintage clothing! Bought myself an overcoat. Great quality great price !read more

I really like this thrift store! Almost everything is $5 and neatly organized on racks. There are…read moresome really quality clothes in here. Most of them are in good condition. I found some really cute dresses and jeans here. The only reasons why it's not 5 stars for me is because some of the clothes you may need to inspect very carefully as they may have a small stain or a small tear but most of them are in really good condition. And although the clothes are all neatly on racks, they are not organized by size so you'll have to really sift through everything. All in all, I'm definitely a fan! I'd recommend this place to everyone! It's a really good thrift store. It's really great to check out and there are a lot of good clothes for sale!

What a treasure chest! It may be little but it is full of quality... as are many good things in…read morelife ;) Elizabeth is a charming person who makes sure each piece is in great condition and sells them at a great price. Not only did I find many wonderful pieces, it was a wonderful experience. I'm tempted to keep this place a secret but I can't because this place is just so full of LOVE !

If you have patience, you can find some really great pieces for your wardrobe for a great price…read more My last 3 trips to this location yielded some great finds for me, a plus size woman, my husband, and fast-growing child. The kids section is small but after milling through carefully I was able to find jeans from children's place and the GAP for $3 per pair. The jeans were in pristine condition and is perfect for a growing 6 year old. While perusing, I found a fantastic men's sweater for my husband to wear to work for $5. I also found a lounge sweater for myself in the clearance section for $2. There are no returns or exchanges so if youre unsure about a piece, be sure to try on before you buy in their fitting room. As far as service goes, the cashiers are quick but there weren't any reps on the floor. I like coming here to have time to myself. If you are a fan of retail therapy, this is a practical way to treat yourself on a dime.

The OG spot was huge - any clothing item you wanted, they had 10,000 of them - this one is a joke…read more They had like 15 men's coats, & zero overcoats. The OG one was men's dress clothes & coats Heaven. What a disappointment.