This store is well-organized and clean, full of good deals and there is always service with a…read moresmile. A favorite place to stop and shop and an honest place to consign, if you are looking to make a little money on your own good used (or unused) items.

Great place. Definitely seems like they have a little bit of everything. Interesting vintage finds…read more Great for gifts and stocking stuffers. Worth stopping in for a visit if you're in the area.

Cool stop with great vibes! The entire (shared) store was awesome- with something for everyone…read more Heartworm had cool clothes and other fun stuff- my wife bought a vintage lamp for her reading nook.

I like shopping here. Have found some vintage treasures and the people that work there are friendly…read moreand helpful. The store has been cleaned up nicely, over the last few years, making the downstairs organized too. The variety of items keep it interesting.

EXCELLENT - love perusing and contiually find wonderful things in this nifty little store!read more

Great items and prices Items are washed before selling…read more It's a non-profit ran by all volunteers and any end of the year profit goes back to the community.

Lydia's Clothes Closet is a great place to find clothes for all the members in your family. Their…read moreprices are extremely reasonable. The store is decorated nicely and there is more than adequate space around the clothes racks to shop. They have a separate room where they display household items. The sales staff are all volunteers and are very helpful and engaging. I will definitively be going back.

Located next to Bella Gelato, this place was a pleasant hidden gem during a brief trip to…read moreHarrisonburg for a conference. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of the interior, adorned with colorful carpets, vintage posters, and hanging beads reminiscent of the 60s and 70s, with the owner dressed to the tune as well! You can see the inside of their store from photos on Instagram @/waterstreetbohemian. This store has an excellent selection of vintage clothing (mostly upperwear, but a few racks of pants including some cool Tripp NYC pieces), jewelry, and accessories such as unique belt buckles. The loop rings I bought were made locally in Virginia and will be a fond reminder of a lovely visit to hburg--will definitely return when I find myself back in the area!

Highly recommended and it did not disappoint! An array of interesting inventory. Personable and…read morehelpful! A must go place if in Harrisonburg.

There is a wide variety of items available in this large shop. I am a repeat customer. I've gotten…read moredeals on furniture wall décor, tableware and more unique stuff- too much to mention. Fun to shop at. Good people, good business, I recommend it!

We stopped and were pleasantly surprised by the number of antiques in the shop. The fellow at the…read morecash register, Jim, was very friendly, and knew where to find just about anything I asked him about. He also gave a great recommendation on where to eat. They had a number of antique trunks and tool boxes from the 1800s, and their prices were good. They also had a lot of ornate picture frames and furniture, but I wasn't looking for that. Will definitely stop in again to see what I can find.

I'm a Thrift store junkie, and as such, I could not resist exploring this Thrift shop right on…read moreMain Street in Luray. Super friendly lady at the counter told us all about how the shop is run: essentially it all goes back to the community - to those in need. The prices were incredibly low,and we found a Tokanabe bowl for $2.50 + military discount! Also a great Sponge Bob sweater! Well worth the visit and multiple revisits!

Apparently this business moved from 42 W. Main to 10 E. Main…read more Walking into this place, I felt as if it would be a typical thrift store. What I soon found out was that this place feeds the homeless and the less fortunate through its sales of (mostly) donated items. Upstairs, they have mostly clothing and downstairs has various items with a room dedicated to kid's toys. I spotted a couple of "Mach 5" cars from the cartoon Speed Racer - one of my childhood favorites. I was also told that the items from Luray Caverns were donated by the tourist attraction and these items were selling for about $1 - a far cry from the $8 they gouge people at the actual site. My girl picked up a shirt she liked and we were happy with our finds. The people running the store were very cordial and couldn't have been more helpful. Check the place out - you never know what you might find.

Prices are more reasonable than most Goodwills, however, I found an item i very much wanted but had…read moreno price tag. I understand that they can't sell something with no tag and why, but I offered to wait while it was priced, the clerk refused. She said to come back the next day. I drove several miles to get there and wasn't going to be in Woodstock the next day. I was in another thrift store that day, had a similar experience. They priced the item cheerfully and made the sale. Goodwill is the only place I've been that goes out of their way NOT to sell their merchandise. I don't get it.

There prices are off the chain,and the stuff is donated ,for free,I believe one of the guys on…read moreshark tank owns all good wills,that's why he's a billionaire, then at register they ask ,do you want to round off to the nearest dollar,don't you think you already paid,for over priced junk,and they still nickel and dime you on your way out the door!!!!

Well this place is super cute! I feel as though if I had a part time job, I would do this very same…read morething. Maybe they'll hire me. It is like a friend's closet. You go in, its nicely organized by color and size, with some statement pieces highlighted and you go through and pick some pieces. I walked away with an Athleta zip up, Loft cardigan and Athleta two in one fitness tank all for $10. I will be finding myself back here with the way I shop. There are some men's and children's things along with larger sizes, too.