I forget to check in when I'm on a mission. My daughter-in-law introduced me to Once Upon a Child…read morewhen she was first pregnant in 2021. I have shopped here for both grands ever since. The Syracuse, NY location is bigger than the one in Concord, North Carolina. They moved and we have been to that one to trade in and shop as well. Syracuse is very organized, well stocked, with plenty of variety from newborn up. Prices are very reasonable and they have special price days for specific items. There are plenty of friendly, helpful staff to assist in locating what you are looking for. Lightly used clothing, shoes, accessories, toys, and more. I still shop here and ship to them. The savings are more than the postage. Great place!

I love the concept of this store and visited once to buy and once to sell. Each time, my experience…read morewas not that great because of poor customer service - there were four or five people working behind or near the counter, and none of them greeted or acknowledged me and carried on with their personal conversations amongst each other or ignored me to continue sorting through clothing and such. As a seller, I left with what I can only describe as a bad feeling. I brought in six bags full of clothing and a pack n play. After a few hours, I was alerted that they were ready to settle up. When I returned to the store, one of the workers brought out a bin with a small stack of my clothing and told me their offer. This person then explained why they weren't taking more of my items, but it seemed as if they were reading from a script and I felt like I was being lectured to because of the tone that was used. The pack n play was taken out of its bag and not packed back up properly. I should add that I went to the store with my baby in a stroller. I struggled to grab all 6 bags, the pack n play, and wheel the stroller out of the store and all the employees just watched me. No one even offered to open the door for me.

The cashier literally added legging to my clothes checkout order without asking. I hate leggings.read more

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Nice staff, very helpful…read more The store is what it says, Clothes for the very young and short-set.

I stopped into this spot while I was attending the Yelpie awards. You can miss the shop, the store…read morefront is bright and open. When you walk in, the shop takes you back to a fantasy store I wish I had as a kid. They have so many of the shirts from the 90's, toys, excellent quality jackets and other vintage stuff. They even have a working floor piano! If vintage swag or old school street wear is your thing, I think this store will have something you'd like. The service was excellent and the owner was excited about his goods and that made the experience even better. I'm always a fan of clothing stores that have a passion for fashion and by the owners style, I'm sure he'll get you right.

DO NOT COME HERE FOR AN OIL CHANGE. I made an appointment 2 days prior and arrived and was told it…read morewould be HOURS that people were ahead of me and behind me. What is the point of making an appointment if they're going to ignore it.

Bought there sugar a few times because I ran out and both times we found plastic and black chunks…read morehave no idea what it is ..

I came here for plant pots and didn't find any large enough that I wanted. However, I did find a…read more60's style mod nightstand for $5.99 (originally $60 at Bed Bath and Beyond), a $8.99 mod TV stand that looks to actually be vintage, and a $5.99 chair (still with plastic around the legs) that was also mod style (originally from Target for at least $20). Overall, I am stoked with my thrift store finds. The workers up front weren't particularly attentive. Their customer service skills were a 6 out of 10. The place has a ton of shoes and everything is nicely organized by color (including the plates/house ware section). There is a ton of clothes and some art, children's games, and lots of chairs. There is a large parking lot and they accept donations as well.

Every Wednesday is Family Day - so all but one of the price ticket color for clothing is 1/2 price…read more There is a huge assortment of clothing and (as other reviewers have indicated) it is assorted according to color rather than size. Many of my favorite pieces of clothing have come from this particular store. Also, there is a large assortment of housewares and, depending upon what is available, sometimes a large assortment of furniture. We needed several folding chairs for a family event and I went in weekly until I had the number of chairs that we needed. As with my clothing purchases, some of my favorite furniture items (bedroom dressers in particular) and housewares are from the Salvation Army. Although I am not an antique collector per se, I've seen some great vintage furniture and houseware itms for sale. As for the cleanliness of the store - well, these are donated items so not everything is sparkling! The long-time employees are friendly and engaging; some of the newer ones may not have acquired the skills to work in a retail environment - which is the case in even upscale retail stores as well. So I recommend a trip to the Salvation Army - even without a planned purchase in mind. You have to factor in enough time to look around. You never know...

It's not the cleanest looking thrift store.. but it is a thrift store that serves its purpose. On…read moremultiple occasions I have found sweaters and jeans, many which are brand names. If i'm being honest, I very rarely will buy clothing at full price from a retailer unless it's a special event. With the cost of literally everything else being expensive, I feel like clothing is one of the areas we can successfully get bargains on. The shelves are a bit chaotic but they do have lots of items. It's always fun to browse and see what you might find-- sometimes even brand new in box! We bought my daughter a kids scooter which retails for $45 and was $14 bucks here... you can't go wrong! I will forever love thrift stores.

This place is disgusting and should be closed. The people working there are clueless and not…read morehelpful. The store is dirty and merchandise is thrown on the shelves will nilly. They could take some help from the Salvation army on Erie Blvd. Merchandise is clean and sorted out on the shelves. I do stop in periodically to see if it has gotten any better but so far no. Not sure if the dressing rooms are open but when they were -nasty. Outside on the side dock, you can see stuff thrown all over. Cig butts and trash everywhere. Not sure if the people working there are all doing community service but obvious no one cares, and management obviously doesn't either. Seeing how they take care of stuff donated, have chosen to take it elsewhere. The irony of it is, this store is located in the former Leo & Sons Supermarket, these were people who cared about the community and went out of their way to help those in East Syracuse. This is such a pathetic replacement.

Target is a supporter of Ryan Trahan and his joyride candy which we like to purchase. It is…read moreavailable at target and we appreciate that.

Fayetteville target has zero places to sit and wait while shopping no benches, chairs…read more ,etc. ​my wife and I were sitting on a empty clothing bench out of the way waiting for our grandchildren to finish shopping. The manager came by and told us that we would have to move, so we asked her where the benches are for people to sit , as my wife is disabled. She said we dint have any but you can go down to the home dept amd there are some chairs there. Turns out they are most all bean bag type chairs. Lol , So its OK to sit on the furniture for sale on display but not where we were at. Target gets chairs amd benches for customers I mean you even have Statbucks in your stores and they don't even have chairs. Come on guys get into the century would you.

Brought my reluctant son here, he left very happy as the nice woman who waited on his treated him…read moreso well.

My fiancé and I went in looking to get tuxes for our wedding party. Steve took great care of us…read morefrom the very beginning. He gave a lot of great advice and showed us many different selections. Great variety and prices. Great experience!