The friendliness and helpfulness of the people immediately put me at ease. The quality and variety…read moreof the merchandise makes me come back for more! When I travel to Albuquerque it is a "must see" stop no matter what! Cannot recommend this shop enough! Linda

This consignment shop sits in a large double-decker strip center. Everything in here is either next…read moreto new or very gently used. This is a consignment store, not a Goodwill so the prices are definitely going to be higher although they do have a color-coded system for sale items. Everything in here fits within a 5000 square-foot space and they have lots of furniture and clothing of course (mostly women's). They also have oddball items like hot wheels, comic books, and baseball cards. If you don't wanna pay that new furniture price, they definitely have a great assortment of couches, chairs, and tables for about half retail. Plenty of jewelry on display as well. They do have three dressing rooms, but no public bathroom.

I must have come on an off day or a picked over day. Didn't find much. Everything was well…read moreorganized. Worth a stop though. With resale shops you have to go more than once. As I was coming in, a woman had like 12-14 vhs that she said were free. She had a smile from ear to ear. So, you never know what you will find.

Excellent service . Can always find what I need. I Like the people and prices work there. Good…read moreprices.

My favorite thrift store of all time. They have everything…read more Gets busy on sale days and they only take cash, so plan accordingly.

They only accept cash--who the hell carries cash in 2026? I just wasted my time looking for stuff,…read moreonly for them to say it's cash-only in the end.

Stopped by this little store and was delighted at what I found inside. Great selection of vintage…read moreclothing and home items. The owner was so kind and picked out a great pair of pants for me that were very reasonably priced. This shop was a nice change from the tourist places and expensive jewelry stores galleries that can be found in Old Town. Absolutely worth a visit.

I absolutely love this thrift store in Corrales! All of the proceeds go to animals in need, and…read morethey always have a fabulous selection of clothes, knickknacks and household goods. They are closed Mondays and Tuesdays- so make sure to come in later in the week. They have two different houses filled with treasures def check them both out! They have a quirky room filled with Christmas stuff all year long!

Lots of beautiful items. Friendly people. I love shopping here. Note that they are closed Monday…read moreand Tuesday.

I was in the area, and I spotted this Goodwill that I've never been to, so I decided to take some…read moretime to browse through it. It was a good sized facility. First, I browsed the short sleeve shirts, and found a few. I notice immediately that these clothes were not color coordinated like some other Goodwills around the city. I also found several different sizes in the size I was looking for. I looked through the long sleeve shirts, same findings. I perused the dresses and found a few I really liked. I left there with several pieces of clothing costing me $80. I also found 4 Coca-cola green glass cups, just like what I currently have, but realized I didn't have enough of them, so I was happy to get four more. You just never know what you'll find. I love thrifting.

The prices here are totally wild? All pictures taken on the same day during the same visit.read more

Grace Thrift Store is a little gem in this SE Albuquerque neighborhood. It is located in an area…read morethat needs quite a bit of help - be it used clothing, food banks, safety needs for the people that reside in SE Abq. This store thrives by helping others, including their ministry, giving out clothes to homeless people and making the world more green by recycling used items to sell back to the public. The ministry feeds the hungry out of the same site. What differentiates this thrift store from others, I feel, is the sense of purpose and pride that the management invests into the store and into revitalizing the neighborhood. Nobody needing a new pair of socks is ever turned away. I was recently there and a lady stated that her shoes were stolen, so she was given a free pair. This neighborhood needs more of this. I can see why it is called Grace House Thrift. The coolest thing is if you bring a child or two or three in, they each get to pick out and keep two books from the back! They have a great selection of children's books, and this is so important for kids in this day of television and video games. There are many options to choose from, when shopping at this store. The best thing to do is to head a bee line straight for the little glass case in the back. It houses the best of the store, the boutique items. There are designer jeans for men, nice jackets, neat trinkets and cute purses. In addition, there are many unique items that are fun to look at. There is also a glass case behind the register that has all of the collector baseball cards and stuff like that. The front of the house is where they sell clothing. There is usually a sale going on, where you can stuff a plastic bag full of clothes and it is $5 per bag, buy two and you get the third free. There are pants, jeans, shirts in many colors and sizes. The men's department is not that extensive though, the women's area has the most. There is a side rack by the door when you walk in that has the better label clothes. I believe those are $3 each. In addition they get in some cute shoes, boots and purses that they display in a wooden cabinet. I have seen Nine West shoes, cute cowboy boots and Coach/Sak bags recently. You can hunt for a little bargain. The back of the house is where you find paperbacks, toys, CD's, tapes and yes records. It is a relatively small operation back there, but inventory is constantly changing. I saw a 1960's style bread box recently - looked stainless steel. It was very cool, I almost bought it. The highlight of the place is the baby section. It is constantly getting items for newborns, infants and toddlers - clothes, toys, blankets, baby food, car seats and the like. People really love that area. Why by new when there is already so much out there to be reused? Grandmothers, new mothers and many others come just for the baby section. You can stuff a bag for the same prices as above. THAT IS A LOT OF BABY for a LITTLE PRICE! Drop by and say hi to Pastor Patty at Grace House. Buy something or donate something and you will feel so good.

An odd, cramped shop with things that should have been discarded months (if not years) ago. It had…read morea feeling of a "hangout" for folks that worked there and/or their friends and not very welcoming to others. I didn't find anything I wanted inside but saw a piece of furniture in the lot out front. When I asked they told me it was sold and shouldn't have been out there. Strange. Needless to say I haven't been back and instead spent my time in other thrift stores that have shown more professionalism.

This thrift store has such a great cause and all proceeds go to helping rescue horses at the Walkin…read moreN Circles Ranch. I only know about this thrift store as I had the opportunity to visit the horse ranch and learn about how they rehabilitate the injured/abandoned horses. This local thrift store actually includes thrift store prices compared to many big-box organizations. For example, you can buy a small mug for $0.50 and a large mug for $1. Shoes were $6/pair. Clothes range from $3 to $6. Appliances vary in price and are individually priced. Everything is neat and orderly. There is ample parking as this store is tucked in the back that faces the freeway, it's located in the same plaza as Subway. If you're in the area, give this thrift store a chance and check them out! #13/2022

Sub par selections, and unfriendly staff. No one knew answers about the nonprofit. We traveled…read moreto the horse shelter and the lady who greeted us was rude, and basically told us not to waste her time. This whole deal seemed like a sham!