Looks the slightest run down and smells like sweat, but what else can you expect from a thrift…read morestore. The section of things other than clothing was pretty small, and I saw ONE piece of furniture which (which was already sold), but there was a LOT of clothes. No pants in my size, but I picked out a shirt and a few fun blazers, and my mom got some very nice dresses. There appeared to be a sizable plus size section (I didn't think to pay that much attention) but there was at least a large rack chock full of tops. Nothing spectacular, but a very fun experience:)

With an awesome Salvation Army just up the street, this place makes a good 2nd stop if you're out…read morelooking for that cashmere sweater or designer shoes. Unfortunately, this place is in the shadow of Sally Anne's and while it's worth a stop it shouldn't be at the top of your list. Like many thrift shops, the racks are full...too full so 'shopping the label" can be tough. It's seems like all the goo stuff has been picked over-or maybe it was never here to begin with. Worth visiting? Sure. There might be a hidden gem here. Somewhere. Good selection of housewares - I think I saw three George Forman grills mixed in with the PC speakers. Check it out after the SA...

Very large thrift store with lots of stuff! However it wasn't too organized. In several areas there…read morewere just bins loaded with random things or clothes, or boxes loaded with random things. The quality of women's clothes was also just OK. However they do have fitting rooms, as well as a bathroom (key required).

Wonderful Service. Great Value. Different Selections. Great Help. Love the selections.read more

I do not want to give this store the one star but zero was not an option…read more Whoever prices the clothing needs to think about where this store is located. Over 50% of the children's clothes that I looked at had the price portion of the tag ripped off and was marked up. $5 for a toddler size t-shirt, just because it's a specific brand, new would cost $7-8. I found a dress shirt for $4.99 and the cashier said it was a mistake should have been priced $12.99. Really? For a used shirt? Local sports team shirts all priced around $8, when they are $10 new at Walmart. Too much time on your hands to be digging through and repricing every single item. Ridiculous. Nothing "thrifty" about this store. It's a wannabe boutique.

Friendly staff and a great store to find fun and interesting things…read more Definitely going back soon!

Store is cluttered with dirty items (for instance, cat and dog dishes with food particles still in…read morethem). There were only one or two employees working there, that just wandered around. Even ghough prices are cheap, We did not purchase anything, because the items were do grungy.....

A very good thrift store. This Thrifty Shopper is always…read morevery clean and very well organized. I like that they have their clothing sorted by fabric type- knit or woven -and then size. There's always a wide variety of clothing and all is in good shape. I have found a good number of pieces I like at this store, from a whimsical Halloween sweater to staple dresses. Thrifty Shopper is one of the few thrift shops where they actually organize their books too. Being able to spot cookbooks vs fiction vs children's books at a glance is really great. It encourages me to genuinely sit and browse them to see if they have books I am seeking. Also at this time, if anyone wants Rachel Ray cookbooks there is half a shelf worth of them for grabs right now. I will say, if you like it grab it. This thrift store has a good amount of people traffic and turn over of items.

The worst place i have ever been to!!! Owner is a miserable, bitter human being!!! I received the…read moresame customer service (if you want to call it that) from there 20 years ago and again 2 years ago. Not sure why this store hasn't closed yet....everyone in town feels the same way!!! Totally disgusted. And her clothes suck- so unoriginal and I felt like I was shopping at Marshall's (except she doesn't have name brands that anyone would recognize)!!! Do yourself a favor- don't bother stepping foot in here! You will thank me later!!!

I am only giving it two stars because they have great pieces of clothing... however, they are the…read moreabsolute worst in customer service. I am glad I live in LA where I can purchase the same stuff and be treated like a human. They should probably learn about proper etiquette when greeting guests and how to interact with potential customers.

Please note we didn't have a bad experience and I hope this store does great, but I'm giving it 3.5…read morestars. I am all for thrift stores, but I found this one to be expensive for some items from a thrift store POV. We happened to look at the baby clothes section, and some items were $10.99 or $12.99, granted they had tags on it... but then I realized I could go to Once Upon A Child in Syracuse and get similar items (with tags on and a much wider selection!) for much cheaper. There were some cheaper baby clothes options, so not everything was pricey-- but I wasn't impressed. It's also a small store so I feel like options as far as everything goes is minimal. I might stop in again and see if I have better luck a second time around. But there are other thrift stores I would consider before coming here.

Great little store. Beautifully kept up for a thrift store. Great selection and a lot of the stuff…read morethey have is brand new. Friendly staff. Great asset to the family's community.

Store offers discounts on Tuesdays for both veterans and elders - on top of already low prices, a…read morereal benefit. Very nice variety of many things - kitchenware, glassware, electronics, books, gently used clothes. We have always been treated well by a friendly and efficent staff. Nice place for casual browsing.

Had always loved this store. Yesterday I had a lot of heavy things to donate. I'm a bit older, so…read morewas planning to use maybe one of their bins to make it easier, the door is really heavy. The girl comes to the door and says rudely to me that I need to bring everything inside and proceeds to shut the door. These things were heavy and once inside the store she said I had to lift them into a bin. This was very difficult, and hard for someone in their 70's. I was donating nice items from a downsize. She acted angry that I was donating. There were a lot of donations left outside, so I'm not sure why she picked me with all the heavy items to have to bring them inside. So, I guess, the moral of the story is donate where you can get some type of minor assistance or use a bin to bring it in all at one time. I made eight trips of heavy items, they didn't even seem to want.

You can find good things, but it's dark and dingy and no fun! The store would be much improved with…read moregood lighting.

Great options for clothing and the occasional furniture find, but dont accept credit cards other…read morethan visa or mastercard. When I asked if their system accepts discover and other cards, Kimberly, the employee, exclaimed "Our system accepts them yes. We just don't take them." The majority of people I see thrifting nowadays are older individuals (70+) and college students. Being a student myself and being too young to apply for a non-student credit card such as the options in discovers program, being met with this response was disappointing and tedious. When I told Kimberly that thrifts had accepted my discover card prior to this interaction with her, she stated how those employees were just "new" and needed to be taught to only accept the two cards mentioned despite their system's ability to take any card. I don't think I'll be coming back again because of how negative this experience was.