Sweet little store in Margate. With 50% off sale on bathing suits starting mid summer. Cute…read moresweaters, Michael Starrs T's, cute patterned leggings and more. Worth a look see. Really nice staff!

Great store in Margate, NJ with comfy, yet stylish clothing…read more Talk of the Towne carries various clothing brands and styles (some seasonal clothing, while many styles are available all year round), leggings, Strap-It's, Bathing Suites, Shoes, and other accessories/items. I am usually drawn to the Strap-its, comfy pants and sweaters/shirts. I've also gotten some adorable accessories and light jackets in the past. There is almost always some sort of sale going on, and the staff is super friendly and helpful. I always find myself chatting with the staff who make me feel welcome and are very knowledgeable about what the store has to sell. I like to make a point to stop by when I am in town, as I can pretty much always find something here. It is certainly worth the time to pop in and look around, you just might find something you like!

Wonderful thrift shopping, friendly staff and volunteers who go out of their way to take care of…read morecustomers. We found a few treasures we had to buy. Prices seemed very fair.

Higher priced thrift store in a strip mall. It's big for the area but not as large as the ones back…read morehome. Higher end and designer items are immediately inside. Prices are higher overall for everything but I did see a pair of coach shoes for $20. None of the display items are for sale, which is a shame. Some furniture pieces in the back, as well as departments in every category including pets and home improvement. Clothing was organized by item and size and was done very well. I wasn't impressed by their home decor, which was just muh. Prices deterred me for clothing, but I did find a nice pair of shoes from France for $6. Disappointed that nothing was vintage in any department. Lone staff was attentive and obsessed with cleaning. Highlight for me was the $2 plants at the counter.

Craig was a wonderful help on a last minute order. His knowledge and confidence helped me figure…read moreout what to wear for a special occasion. I'll go there for all my formal wear needs after that experience.

Nasty attitude, horrible service, went to look for a suit and my opinion was shut down every single…read moretime. I did not like any suits they looked mediocre at best. Prices are horrible $1000 for a suit is ridiculous. I tried to be non-confrontational and I told him(the guy that appeared to be the boss) that I would be back tomorrow instead, he borderline kicked me out of the store. Also my girlfriend said "that looks a little too long" nothing confrontational she was just letting me know and then he rudely said out loud "if you do not know anything about clothes don't talk". Do not recommend. Save your time.

CHECK YOUR RECEIPTS!!!!! I had heard about this on other Goodwill's but I NEVER thought it would be…read morehere, the girl rounded up my total for their "donations" without even asking! Yeah I know it was only change but GW is such a ripoff anymore that they DON'T ANYTHING extra!!!!!! And it is the principal of the whole thing! Well I have been wanting to boycott GW for a long time and THIS is the last straw! Goodwill consider yourself BOYCOTTED!!!!

Wow, just Wow. This place is the most cluttered, ghetto, dirty Goodwill I've ever been to. A bit…read moreof organization, less stuff, and friendlier staff could turn this place around. The donations do have potental. First off if you see a cart grab it, there's no "formal" place to grab one and people just leave them everywhere. They have a limited supply to begin with. Secondly, if you don't like congestion, chaos, mayhem, screaming kids, rude customers don't step inside. You'll encounter all of the above. The children here are literally ferel, than you have the deliquent parents who try to parent by screaming across the store. Literally a boy was riding some sort of for sale scooter thing getting in everyone's way and screaming at the top of his lungs. No parent in sight. It's total noise pollution. The isles of clothes should be organized but aren't. Most are hanging off the hanger or on the floor, some racks are jammed packed so full you can hardly sort thru them. I didn't spend alot of time in this department but can imagine that their sorting process for weeding out stained items, etc is poor. The misc/housewares section is overloaded and overflowing unto the floor. The stuff is piled high on large kitchen metal racks, artwork is all over the floor. This area is totally congested with people, and you will need to dig and move stuff around, alot. Don't get me started on the toy department. It's where ferel children are left by parents who don't want to parent. I will say there is alot of stuff in the housewares, vintage and otherwise, just finding it, getting to it, and dealing with all the chaos around it makes it difficult. Oh, and the min price point at this Goodwill is $3.49. Single spoon? Yep, $3.49! The staff stand around and play on their phones and are of no assistance. I was really suprised at how unkept this Goodwill was, simplying because the area and surrounding thrift stores are the complete opposite.