This is a great thrift store. Clean and pleasant. I avoid shopping online and in retail stores now…read morebecause of the waste and the high prices. I can find many things I need in like new condition here, for example, dish ware, kitchen items, accessories, holiday decorations. I found a couple of high end clothing items for really cheap. The volunteers who work here are friendly and helpful. Best of all, the proceeds of the Pink Door go to a non-profit the provides critical health care for those who have no insurance. So many good reasons to support this store.

Really cute thrift store! We were attending the Escape Rooms next door and had some time to waste,…read moreso we stepped inside Pink Door. The inside is cute but very old. There's a decent amount of selection. I was able to snatch 3 sweatshirts/pullovers for under $20. The checkout lady was very friendly. We'd come back.

Oh man, I was hopeful to find a new thrift store however this space was so overcrowded with items…read morethat it was hard to even see what was on shelves and clothing racks. The furniture section was hard to navigate through to get a good look at items.

I scheduled a pick up of a sectional sofa and Bernhardt dresser three days before my out of town…read moremove. The driver rejected, said not good for resale. His partner said he would have taken but the driver has final say. I think the SA driver didn't want to lift heavy furniture that day. Thankfully we have a trailer and in a few trips took the furniture to a local thrift who was happy to have it. Said best quality and condition they had seen in a while. The SA driver did scoop up the easy to carry bags of expensive clothing. Silly me I envisioned those clothes helping women getting back on her feet with SA help, something nice to wear for a job interview. Or a nice coat and Sorel boots for the winter. I remember when Salvation Army was about helping people get back on their feet. Now it feels like a for profit. Or employs the power hungry driver who will put you in a lurch because he didn't feel like working that day.

I purchased two pieces of furniture. I went out to put down the seats and lay down a blanket and…read moreCaroline and another worker carried my sofa table all the way to my car!! They are hero's and so very kind! I love this store!!! It is neat and clean and has awesome clothes, furniture and accessories!!

Manager was aware I wanted a piece that just came in. Priced it as a set only. Would not separate…read morethe two dressers when they clearly could have been sold separately, and especially knowing one could have walked out the door right there. Poor customer service.

I love hunting for a good bargain. This store is eclectic and fun with a cozy vibe…read more There is a little bit of everything for every age. Drum kits!! That's a Christmas present that keeps on giving!! The prices were fair and what you would expect at a good resale establishment The staff was friendly and very polite Helpful but not hounding you. It was a good mix of friendly banter and my curious side. Run don't walk to this business!!

From the owner: Dom's HomeGoods Resale Shop is your local destination for quality, affordable home décor,…read morefurniture, and everyday household treasures. We specialize in giving pre-loved items a second chance to shine—offering unique finds that fit every style and budget.

Very upset with this company! I gave away a set of beautiful…read moreleather couches from Italy , looking like new. First I was told that I have to pay $10 for the fuel and after they pick up the set they did not leave a receipt for taxes. I left 3 messages unsuccessful. Will never give away to Habitat for humanity!!!!

Heidi and the short stout women were two of the rudest, nastiest people Ive had the displeasure of…read moreencountering . What a mess this place is . Stout short dark haired lady actually yelled at us because there was tile on the floor . Had neck surgery three ago and husband had both knees replaced . We were obviously struggling. They never offered to help us .

Walked in to get my ring size. And they said no.! went to Steffans and they helped me within 30…read moreseconds guess who gets all of my business? And it's significant sometimes you just wonder how people stay in business with that type of attitude. Borders on comical.

You description of him is spot on. I've been going to them for a couple of years and always have…read morethought he was rude. About a year ago I traded in an older gold bracelet after he's insistence the trade for a new one made great sense. I decided to purchase a new one with a different style clasp. When I expressed some concern that it looked flimsy he said "Don't worry if anything goes wrong with it we will repair if it's breaks" so I agreed. Well less than a month later I had to take it back for repair. When I asked him about the warming of the white gold he suggested I have it rhodium plated again. So after being charged 70 dollars for the platting and "repair" the clasp fell come rely apart within 60 days. Now they want $350 dollars to change the clasp and use some of the gold from the bracket. When I asked why cant it be fixed he said it just can't be done. When I asked why it was sold with a defective clasp he got all surly and nasty and stated the same things as mike such as " We're done here" and walked away like some kind of tough guy. Pipsqueak is the perfect term for Mark! The jewelry is overpriced and found the experience very unpleasant. The staff is rude and poorly trained in the field of gems and diamonds. When I was at the store another customer was complaining about a repair the had made that was unsatisfactory