Lots to look at for those looking to find that one thing they wanted but didn't yet know they…read moreneeded. 'Eye Candy for The Mind' - that was my impression the first time I walked into their store. Lots of vintage (and not so vintage) LPs , and a whole lot more. One of Burlington Ontario's hidden GEMs. And I mean that literally as well as physically , this place is really hard to find. But well worth the visit.

300 post!! It deserves to be about something I'm very passionate about. Salvation Army is my go to…read morefor goods donations. I love their ideology which is creating an organization to meet the needs of all humans without discrimination. They happily accept accessories, antiques, collectibles, clothing, electronics, computers, housewares, media and books, seasonal items, textiles and toys. There are a few things they do not accept due to sanitary reasons and I suggest if you're not too sure always visit their website to check before heading there. I'm a firm believer in decluttering off and on-I really don't set a specific time of the year to do that I just do it whenever I feel the need.And that gently used goods will make a difference to someone's life tomorrow just gives me a sense of joy. I highly recommend that you check all the donations well before handing them over. For clothing I generally check if there any rips or broken buttons. And for toys I generally check the condition and if they are working properly. These are my two mains. They drop off is pretty Convenient. You just go behind the store and you can leave at their back door. As the world has become more conscious and preloved stuff is becoming more and more common. I love buying silver silverware and crockery from here. I have bought some gorgeous antique silverware from here and some beautiful bone china crockery for a fraction of cost. This location has plenty of parking in front of it. The staff is friendly. Not sure about exchanges but it's best to ask before buying. This location is fairly clean.

Tremendous selection! Friendly staff! Bring your own shopping bags if possible. Leave time to…read morebrowse! Prices a bit high but fashion can be found!

The prices are a bit high for a thrift store. They had a great selection of most everything. But…read morenot to much jewelry to choose from.

What can i say, but when you spend $238 it has to be a good store. So much to see, if i could get…read moremore in my car i would have bought more. Please get rid of sticker price tags, hard to get off items

the layout is weird, short and wide. medium size. didn't care for it. there weren't some brands to…read morebe seen but it was afternoon so maybe it was picked over by then. not renovated, looks a bit dated. atmosphere and employees seemed ok. second visit found super cheap toms, wilfred leggings and diesel sweatshirt which was amazeballs. 3.5/5

$4.99 and new! Threw the box out Always seem to leave with…read moresomething. Always sketchy inside, guessing lot of stuff goes 'missing'

The store has limited parking on the King St E side, east of the store (prior to the door) & more…read moreparking is accessed from Main St E where the access also provides the donation only door. Access from this test posting can be compromised when there is larger amounts of snow as the access uses the public access west of the store As this is part of a major chain, the stores are supplemented by items from a central depot which provides greater variety than just the local donations would provide. There is a small donation bin inside the door for smaller amounts.

The day I was in, there was not a great clothing selection- it seemed to be over-picked. I can…read moreimagine back to school / Halloween / the winter holidays might be a popular shopping time. I found a few gifts in the book area - which was to look through. I found a copy of Anthony Bourdain's Kitchen Confidential, and a couple vintage games and puzzles that made great gifts. I look forward to returning after a while for another round of bargain hunting.

I love shopping at Talize it's hands down better then value village or some…read moreOther for profit chains I've went to and way cleaner with better selection and friendly staff and supervisors I've had good to great experiences So far

great big variety at this value village store.. big problem…read moreis..no change rooms??? need more discount days???? very nice employees..... thanks.

I haven't been to VV Brantford in a long time. I went in last week to look for a specific pair of…read morepants/leggings & found 3 pairs which I would need to try on. I couldn't find the change rooms! When I asked an employee she informed me they had been "removed", that I'd have to purchase the items and try them on at home. I was floored! When cashing out, I specifically inquired about "return policy" and how much time I had to return the item/s. I was informed 14 days to return merch. Never within the scope of our conversation was it mentioned that store policy was "EXCHANGE ONLY". It wasn't until today when I went to "return" for a "refund" was I informed that the store is EXCHANGE ONLY - as an employee pointed to the fine print on the receipt. I was so angry at not being informed of this when I made the purchase & was specifically asking about returns, I tossed the item/s in the cart and told them to keep my money! So NOT ONLY have your stores REMOVED CHANGE ROOMS, you now FORCE people to PURCHASE (perhaps several) ITEMS, go home try them on, come BACK to the STORE (wasting more time & $$), all for an "EXCHANGE" instead of a REFUND!! I'd say that was a HUGE RIP OFF! I have donated several items of wares and clothing to VV over the years - I will no longer be doing that. Your store policies are ridiculous especially when one cannot try on items! Also the prices you're charging for "donated" items is getting pretty extreme - especially when one can buy similar items new for less at discount stores such as Giant Tiger... Bring back the change rooms and "exchange only" isn't an issue - I'm done with VV.

I love that the staff are so friendly, and that it is 100% nonprofit organization…read moreand community focused