Absolutely thrilled I found this place again. I thought it was demolished with the construction…read moregoing on where they were previously located. Love the people, love the treasures I find, love the entire vibe!

Absolutely love this place with all of the fantastic treasures inside…read more Not only are the paintings, crystal, plates,and furniture wonderful but you will find a welcoming staff at Two Guys. Bill, Mary and Nancy are so friendly and helpful. Stop by and say hello. You won't be sorry. I have frequented their store twice this week and I am so happy to have found them! Mary's flowers are so beautiful too.

First of all I like second avenue. But I don't like snotty associates , and i've waited patiently…read morefor sometimes , a half an hour , just asked them to look at an item , and they act like it's a real problem. This location needs DRESSING ROOM to try on items. Also would be beneficial if you had more dedicated parking for this store and make it more wheelchair accessible and easier to enter.

The best thrift store in the area. I've found some really great deals here! Huge selections that…read moreare being added to throughout the day.

I love shopping at Goodwills ! I live a bit further north so I do not get to this location often…read morebut was very pleased with my trip there today . The store is large and well organized and I found everyone there very friendly . I found one employee that in my mind went above and beyond . Vern was my cashier and he was so helpful and friendly ! I bought a lot of art glass , pottery and dishes and he was so efficient at packing it all ... he reinforced a box for it all ... informed me that there was a special going on and that some of my items were discounted ... and even through a computer glitch at checkout he never lost his great smile or sense of humor. I will make an effort to get to this location more often.

The selection is decent but the aisles are so small you can barely fit one cart . Really hard to…read moreshop here especially when it's busy to maneuver around. Seems like if they fixed the setup they could carry more items . The store wasn't as full as expected. They also have signs on the dressing rooms to only bring 5 items but people had more then 10/15 and so the wait for the dressing rooms are really long .

As far as Goodwills go this one has decent finds. I have bought books, puzzles, even clothes at…read morethis location. It is hard to leave empty handed. They often have furniture and other rare finds for a thrift store. Their donation process is very easy and fast. I took me about 3 minutes to donate my items last time I came by. They do not take American Express, so bring a debit card or cash.

Most of the inventory is dated and not great quality. You are better off selling online yourself…read more(so easy and you do not give up 60%) or donating to those in need. Be prepared, some of the staff has an attitude problem (for no reason). Good luck.

This store is amazing. I can't believe it's been around 13 years and I never knew it. I…read moreaccidentally came on the day of the sidewalk sale. Unbelievably good clothes for $5 each. The clothes inside equally amazing and surprisingly affordable. Lots of famous brands and really high quality clothing in a variety of sizes. They don't have fitting rooms which I was at first not happy about, but as it turns out everyone just changes in front of the mirrors in a back corner. It was the most fun communal shopping experience I've ever had, getting feedback on everything I tried on. This is my go-to shop for dance clothes and work clothes from here on out.

My mom and I visited B-Thrifty a couple of Sundays ago, and the customer service we received was…read moredisappointing enough that I wanted to share our experience. I asked our cashier, "Joe," if I could enter my phone number for any discounts or to accumulate points toward membership benefits, and he rudely said, "It's too late." When I asked what he meant, he repeated that it was too late because the store was closing and he couldn't allow me to enter my number, even though it wasn't 7 p.m. yet, the store was still open, and there was still a line of customers checking out. I wasn't asking for anything complicated, just to enter my number on the keypad right in front of him, ring up our items, and check out. I also asked if my mother could sign up for a membership, since I'd been raving about this store and she was excited to join. He said no to both. I was genuinely confused because he seemed annoyed with us, and we hadn't done anything to him. Confused, I asked for a manager. It wasn't a miscommunication, since Joe spoke perfect English. I just genuinely didn't understand the refusal. While waiting, I overheard another cashier explaining the day's color-tag discounts and promotions to a different customer. Joe never offered us any of that information. We were met with rudeness and dismissiveness from him. When the manager came over, she had an attitude and talked over me as I tried to explain what was going on. She said Joe meant "there's no deals on Sundays" and pointed to the sign. I told her I already knew that, I can read, and I've been a member there for years. I was trying to explain that Joe had refused to let me enter my phone number, sign my mom up for a membership, or tell us about the color-tag discounts, claiming it was too late because the store was closing , even though there were still people in the store. The manager's response was that if we needed discounts, we should come back Monday through Thursday, which missed the point entirely and left my mother and me feeling like we'd been stereotyped as customers who were only there for discounts. I've shopped at this store for years and brought my mother because I wanted her to love it as much as I do. Instead, the visit left us feeling dismissed and stereotyped over what should have been a simple, friendly interaction. Joe and the manager were rude and unwelcoming, which made us so uncomfortable. A little patience and basic courtesy would have made all the difference. Please work on your customer service.

You can find some good finds if you sift through this thrift store…read more Some items are very cheap for what they are worth but some items are too expensive. For example you can get an undershirt brand new from Walmart for 2 dollars, and sometimes they charge 5 dollars for an undershirt here. I've found some awesome antique items here for pennies. Great place to look for rare vintage trinkets

This place has some really good finds if you have the time to pick through it…read more I will say come when it's 25% off day. Sometimes they jack the prices up on certain items because it's a name brand item. Overall a pretty good thrift store and pretty organized too.

It's better than okay but their prices remind me of goodwill which are slightly elevated. If you…read moreare shopping for housewares or books you could luck out. Clothes although in good condition, I could hit up Burlington or Ross for similar prices.

Great selection . Lots of stuff for home.. garden and clothing. Long lines but moves.. very busy…read moreplace. Organized, safe and clean bin thrift store standards.

I was able to find a nice jewelry box, some home goods and decor, and a couple of nice leather…read morepurses from this store for decent prices. It's cash only. Staff is cordial. Clothing selection is pretty good but you will have to dig through it and be patient; it's arranged by type and color but not size. This place is on my frequent visit list.