One of my favorite thrift stores ... always find something I…read moreneed and too many things I want. Large inventory to look through, shop is well laid out and they do a great job of displaying the variety of items - plus the store is immaculate. Only small negative is the pace of the volunteers working the cash register. Luckily, I am retired - but you do need to allow a little extra time because they are a little slow. (remember you will be a senior one day too)

Easy curb drop off of formerly used clothes and household items. Lots of variety for sale as well…read more Can be a little pricey but the cause of helping others is great.

Lots of great stuff to browse. Nicely priced. I purchased a cutting board with feet that I just…read morelove. Staff was very nice.

From the owner: Offering gently used clothing, housewares, CD's and DVD's, odds&ends. All proceeds to benefit the…read morecommunity and the Magothy Health Center.

It's fine for what it is. Basically, ghetto fabulous teeny bopper clothes. Lots of SHEIN, Walmart,…read moreOld Navy and Target. They have a good selection of lifestyle shoes: VANS, Converse and Nike. It's organized. Prices good. Nothing for me here but my daughter took some time and found two mini skirts. May or may not be your thing. Try it, or not. They had more people trying to consign than shoppers. For what it is, 5 stars.

If the customer service is going to be this horrible, just sell your items on VINTED…read more if you're not desperate such as my husband who came in with things and items that would've made this business lots of money several Northface jackets, Yeezy's ,air forces, fashion nova men's , essentials , ALO with recites proving authenticity. Everybody's not desperate some people are just happy to be able to get back and get some gas money or something in process of doing it. he didnt want to give it to thrift stores that's going to mark it up and the people who need it can't afford it. It's always a person with nothing to lose that will help the person in business loose everything. be more cautious of the representatives that you hire as the face of your company and inadvertently it also smells horrible in here. women lie men lie but the cameras don't. I was at your place of business on October 24 at around 11:05 AM. Check the cameras and see the items that my husband was folding up at the counter and you tell me how much money did your business just lose because the CUSTOMER SERVICE was a cause for him to walk out. PS :THE MENS SECTION IS STRUGGLING

There are things I loved about this gigantic store and things that left me fuming as I walked out…read morethe door. My first rating was 3 stars; but given that I spent over $100 (not including the 25% off I got because it was a Thursday) and look forward to going back, I think 4 is fairer. New digs, so I need new furnishings. Decided to thrift shop for home decor and essentials before paying for new. Scored some really great deals! Like an ironing board for $5.99. Billy Squire greatest hits CD for $1.99. (No judgement!) Lots of baskets and containers for storage, new lampshades, a looks-like-new baking pan, and a bunch of other similar items. There are rows and rows and rows of household items, grouped by a top category (such as kitchen appliances), then subcategory (such as coffee makers. Bedding, then King sheets. Furniture, lamps. Etc. You get the idea.) Then there are categories for Wood Decor, Plastic, Metal, etc. Rows and rows of clothing are similarity grouped: Jeans, grouped by size. Shoes, books, purses, toys... everything. This makes it so much easier to find what you are looking for than at places that group by color. (What "color" does butter dish fall under??) Loved all that. Didn't like: 1) No fitting rooms. I wasn't shopping for clothing, but if I had been... I don't buy any garments without first trying them on. Covid, perhaps, but still... 2) To use the bathroom, you have to first find an associate to unlock the door. When a person was trying on a cart full of clothes in the bathroom, the associate said he is "not getting involved with that." Um... can you at least call for a manager, then? 3) Finally, there were 4-6 Self-checkout stalls and no wait. Literally, no one was checking themselves out. Great! I love checking myself out so I can take my time, ensure the correct price, and review whether I really want to buy something. So I begin. Then I hear a bellow (really, a bellow) from the lone cashier telling me, "You can't check out there! I need to check you out." I look around--is she talking to me? She was. I gather all the stuff I'd already rung up and get in the long line for the only cashier. At some point, a new cashier took over so I asked the original cashier--very politely--why I couldn't self-check. Because I had too much stuff, she said. Ok, I get that... but maybe there should be a sign? Maybe you could be less militant about it? As I'm in line, I see a guy try to ring up a guitar at the self checkout. Now there is an employee there who tells him he can't, he has to get in line for the cashier, too. He looks as annoyed as I. Finally it's my turn. I have a cart full. I feel bad because there's now a line of people behind me. No time to ruminate about my purchases or check prices. The new cashier is no friendlier than the original. She also seems annoyed. Maybe because she sees a line of people for her, while the self checkout lanes are empty. I don't get it. Seriously, I'm baffled. But I did get a nice head start on home decorating, so there's that.

Always great finds! The vast store offers opportunity for the savvy shoppers.Always visit when…read moreI am in town.

i'd say you'll enjoy this spot if you know what you're in for…read more the photos we saw on the website left us thinking we'd be in a large, almost warehouse-type set up. our eyes must be off though, because this spot is relatively small. nevertheless, i was able to find two items i was pleased with on pricing and quality. there are premium modern brands along with true vintage pieces. the owner was in and was super pleasant and kind. no complaints about customer service from us. i'd say the pricing was fair for what they have and in our current economy. i spent $9 on a pair of lace stirrup pants and $14 on a cropped acid washed black denim jacket. the pants were fashion nova so i would have not minded them being marked a bit lower, but the jacket was 7 for all mankind and i felt the price was great for that. overall? decent little spot. we drove in specifically for this shop, which i'd say is unnecessary, unless you're a die hard thrifting addict, given it's size. BUT - if you're in the area and enjoy thrifting, absolutely stop in and check them out!

Such an amazing and beautiful atmosphere the owner is so lovely met both the Owners & her Husband…read moregreat vibes and I will be coming back 10/10

Very good value rotate their stock reduce prices monthly there was a lot of merchandise in a little…read morespace the staff was very pleasant

They sell fake Coach bags. I pointed it out to the manager that there were two bags that weren't…read moreauthentic and showed her how I knew that. Then she put them back on the rack!

I saw a sign Thursday about a big bike sale. I thought I'd go check it out not knowing there would…read morebe so many options. The prices are set so haggling is not worth your time. I recommend you stop here first before buying a brand new Trail, Road or kids bike.

An eclectic concoction of eye-catching, inexpensive, useful (and a couple not so) items. We need…read moremore places like this mom-n-pop shop overflowing with knick·knacks, novelties, and niceties. It seems to be run by a local woman with a worldly charm. I didn't find what I was looking for, but I left with multiple items and a nostalgic feel for tiny -almost secretive- antique stores in New England but with more up-to-date items available. Today was my first time there. I'll return! It's worth the trip!

I always see Facebook posts from this location advertising what they have available. Because I have…read morea huge collection of green M&Ms at home, I noticed they had a couple items that I was interested in. I messaged the owner on Facebook and she was able to put aside the items I wanted so I could come purchase them the following day. She was friendly and fair with price. Although I was not looking for anything else, I did notice she has a ton of inventory. I am sure they have something for everyone.