This store and the staff at Goodwill are wonderful ! The staff are always so pleasant, inclusive…read moreof, the management. Everything is so well organized by colour and size. The store is always very clean. With thankfulness for a great store Goodwill !

First time today going here (ever) after couple of gov. imposed lockdowns since it opened around…read morethe same time last year My impression of this store was that it was quiet, organized, the people working there were nice and there were a lot of stuff to choose from. In the aisles, the items were organized based on what they were while the at the ends of the aisles (the side near the clothing) were organized by colour. The prices seemed to be lower than the couple of thrift stores I have been to. They don't calculate taxes on what you are getting so if you spend $5, you will pay $5 which was a shock to me (in a good way). I will probably here many more time in the future. I would totally recommend coming here.

I was walking around Kensington neighbourhood and saw this store. I walked in and was immediately…read moreimpressed by the variety of clothing and the abundance of each. I expected that they would only have a limited selection of each. The store is well organized and clean, though it could feel cramped in places. The service was good. There were many customers, but I avoided people in my pictures. After browsing around, I was told there is another floor! Impressive. Even more categories of clothing. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-227

Vintage Depot has a nice atmosphere and is worth browsing, but it's more of a modern resale shop…read morethan a true vintage store. The selection leans heavily toward newer clothing and graphic T-shirts rather than classic vintage pieces. If you're specifically hunting for authentic vintage, you may want to set your expectations accordingly. If you're into contemporary streetwear and casual finds, though, it's still worth a visit.

With this, Review #150, I have now written about every Value Village within Mississauga…read more Either I really love thrift shopping or I have no life. The jury is still out. I love this location, which makes me kick myself even harder because I never even visited until very recently. Sure, I passed it plenty of times while travelling to and from places, but I never stopped and went in until now. And I was so glad I did. I feel like this place is an untapped mine of goodness. Not only is it NOT picked over like some other VV locations (just look at their suits! Brooks Brothers! Ralph Lauren! Strellson! All $30 or less!), but this place has one of the cleanest tech/junk sections I've ever seen. It's clear that the staff are very mindful about this kind of thing, because the store is impressively organized and almost every inch is curated well. Sure, the paintings are still a bit haphazard, but you're never going to fix that issue. I came in here looking for books, and LORD HAVE MERCY, did I find them. A signed copy of Bob Woodward's "The Secret Man". Signed Kevin O'Leary books! More signed books than I could carry! For $6 a pop! This might be the best-kept thrift store secret in Mississauga. There's rows upon rows of goodness, and it's either being turned over at an incredible rate or there's so much good stuff flowing in that visitors can't keep track of it all. I came here with a friend who went crazy looking for clothing and ended up walking out with $30 in hardly-worn designer apparel for herself. The opportunities are endless. Not to mention the friendly staff! Sure, there are a couple who would rather get on with their day, but most everyone there is respectful and courteous. A rare sight indeed. This is one Value Village I'll definitely be revisiting as soon as possible, and one of the best thrift stores in the city. It's been a long, strange trip. Here's to another 150 Yelp reviews!

Torn 'cause I only have an issue with one of their MODs. The rest of the staff seem friendly and…read morenice, but this lady...geez, one of the most unpleasant people. I've been to tons of Value Villages and only seem to have a problem at this location, when a certain person is working. She seems to impose her own set of rules that don't make any sense. When she's working, if I have an item that doesn't have a price, chances are, I'll probably be leaving it behind. Case in point: Picked up a pair of vintage, black aviator sunglasses from the regular sunglasses wall. No price. Upon checkout, I give it to the worker who's managing the self-checkout and a while later, manager-on-duty prices it $24.99!!?? Lady, I grabbed it off the wall - not your overpriced showcase. If it was originally priced at $24.99, why would it be in the "wild" with the other cheap sunglasses? Another time, I asked her to reprice a girl's jacket that was priced as a women's. She was ARGUING with me that it was a women's! Jacket was for a 6yo. Completely miserable, unreasonable, right fighter, and seems to NOT want to sell things. Baffles me since it's a retail store.

Not a bad thrift shop. Been here a couple times and it's pretty large and spacious. I like how they…read morehave fitting rooms. Most of the thrift stores I've been to always have it closed or don't have any which is annoying. Overall, this thrift shop is kept clean and tidy most of the time and I would say that items are reasonably priced. The only thing I would recommend is they have more cashiers on floor. Every time I've been here there's always a wait line with only one person on the cash register. Oh also, you get a discount if you show your student card, which is nice.

Talize is a great store. It has so many items because it's huge. You can always get something…read morethere. I've never had any problems with it. The service has been great, good change rooms and the value is good too.

The place has a lot of record's for good prices you can't really bargain though and they don't have…read morea video game isle or anything they mostly have comics and vinyl Some vinyl I got at the place

I typically love flea markets but this one has way too much stuff that should have been thrown out…read morein the trash a long time ago. There are a few decent booths but overall it is a pretty depressing place to visit.

Positive experience reselling to Julia!…read more Previously, I didn't have such glowing experience from Plato's Closet. (Apparently, they're the same company, but Plato's Closet is geared towards tweens-early 20s whereas Style Encore for the older career woman.) With Plato's either they didn't take any of my items - fine, I understand, they made me wait a looong time, e.g. more than an hour, &/or they'd offer me pocket change. This was my first time at any Style Encore and I was surprised by not only the amount of items, but the brands that they carried! Behind the counter, they had designer handbags, shoes, SLGs - all authenticated by Entrupy. They had EVERYTHING. It was a bit overwhelming for me to browse, as some items were placed high up/racks packed, but this is just my personal preference. HOWEVER, Julia was soo personable, showing me some hidden gems, so if I had something in particular that I was looking for &/or a special event to go to, I think this would be a great place to head! Much better option than looking aimlessly through the mall. Prices were very fair! And looking at some items, in some cases, they were same prices or even cheaper than thrift stores now.

dont waste your breath selling items to this place...... i brought in 6 bags worth of clothes the…read morebaddies would loveeee (lululemon, nike, alphalete, gymshark, iamgia, aritzia, versace, channel, pepper mayo, tiger mist, naked wolfe, CDG etc etc) and 2 bags containing gorgeous real leather boots and shoes in mint condition..... When dropping off my stuff they asked me to come back the next day (i live in dt toronto) and when i came back the next day after wasting half a tank of gas making the trip twice.... I went through the bin of stuff they decided to keep and it was roughly 8 items that they low balled the f out of me for (CDG converse, steve madden flats, nike runners, new balance jacket, a coat and 3 pairs of brand new aritzia denim forum jeans).... total offer was 92 dollars.... and when i asked how they came to this conclusion and what they were offering me per item they said they didn't have one..... at least plato's closet gives you a run down.... this place is audacious.... and to top it off the lady at the front also after lowballing me asked me if i had 8 dollars on me to give her change for my money..... seriously with my things on these shelves yall woulda thought a diva was downnnnnn..... justice for the baddies they don't want yall to have nice things... don't come here... the demographic is clearly old and ragggggity or somethin

Very clean store, lots of clothes and well organized. But not much for my wife and I in the media…read more Pricier thrift store. Spent $23. Didnt find much to buy

This place really needs to give its heads a shake ... went in today and all winter wear was 50% off…read moremen's women's kids except for babies ? Hummm how does this make sense ? Families with babies don't need discounts ? Very disappointed and when spoke to employee I got a big oh well that's the discount today ..I guess babies and young kids don't matter ?

This second hand store in the downtown area near St. Lawrence Market in Toronto Ontario Canada…read moreoffers clothing, accessories, shoes, jewelry, books and home goods. They support local charities in the community like youth shelters and Covenant House. The boutique style store was very clean and organized. I purchased two shirts and a cosmetic bag for around $23. The staff were very nice. Open daily 10am to 8pm.

Very nice store. Wide selection of things to buy. Prices seemed to vary. Some items seemed too high…read moreand some rather appropriate. The lady working the cash register was nice and helpful.