Friendly and quick interactions.They were wonderful with supporting a local school initiative. We…read moreappreciate their support!

Always find myself coming back at least once every 2 weeks. There are always such great finds! I…read morehave purchased so many board games, books and a whole silverware set! All very reasonably priced and there is always something for everyone.

Service is excellent. The store is spotless. Prices a few high, but waiting for sales, it works. I…read moreget complemented all the time on my finds. Selection is excellent. Only complaint is clothes are getting greedy. Anything 15.00 or over better be brand new. But not always the case. It's a big store, free items, small staff, no reason to overprice. Value village got greedy, lost buyers with damaged goods sold like new. We are not uneducated. please don't overprice. Congratulations on 5 years.

Prices jumped way to high do I stopped going some prices are higher than retail storesread more

Had a great experience at Stretch Thrift Store today.Bought a $50.00 nexus Senior Adult Walker for…read moreonly $25.00! Staff was extremely covid conscience, sanitizer,masks, etc. & the store was well organized, clean & loaded with great bargains! I also bought some picture frames & grandkid toys, not really needed but too cute to pass on! Definitely will be going back, wish that they had 50% off sale for a whole week,not just two days!

Manager yells at customers with disabilityand 3 carts! she had long hair she said she was the…read moremanager, not the owner. She was extremely rude and extremely loud and she doesn't care. She tried to kick me out, but I wouldn't leave.

I would give them a 1 star review. Not just this location but all of VV locations. It is disgusting…read morehow over priced they are. They even sell used candles with no wax inbthem for $4. Like are you kidding me!!? She get your shit for free!!!!!!! STOP taling advantage of people. These are hard times and we need VV to be a thrift store where people can afford shit. You guys need to lower your prices. Maybe an 80 percent should be good.

Very hard to find a bargain or unique item in the two Barrie stores. The items they get from free…read moredonations have doubled in price in the past year. Good items rarely make it to the floor, either employees price them and grab them, or they are friendly with the pickers, so gone to on-line stores. I have been going for many years, and I have watch the transformation....if it's broken or a piece missing...to bad, your problem....

I love shopping at Value Village. It's always a great place to go If you starting up new. I can…read morefind good kitchenware on great prices. Every time I go there. I can find something interesting every time,. It's a great place for people to donate your pre-loved clothes, shoes, kitchenware.

From the owner: Value Village is a for-profit, global thrift retailer offering great quality, gently used clothing,…read moreaccessories and household goods. Our Rethink Reuse business model of purchasing, reselling and recycling gives communities a smart way to shop and keeps more than 700 million pounds of used goods from landfills each year. We also help more than 100 nonprofit organizations by purchasing donated goods from them, which provides a source of revenue to help supports their vital community programs and services. Our brands comprise of Savers (in the U.S and Australia), Value Village (in the U.S. and Canada), Unique (in the U.S.), and Village des Valeurs (in Quebec). All in all, we operate over 300 locations and have 22,000 employees.