I pass by here most days and pop in now and again for a swatch at their new stock. The staff are…read morehelpful and are quite happy to have a blether if they're not too busy. For the past few months I've been hunting for a wooden box - and as luck would have it, Mr A spotted just what I was after in here, for a fiver. One quick visit later and it's on my fireplace. Most of the stock in here is kinda on the moderately priced side for a second hand shop, but it's worth a peruse.

Sadly I've only been here twice over the years but this is an awesome Barbados charity shop…read more Most people that know me I'm often found in charity shops looking out for vintage items. I was in the area so made a point of calling in to see what stock they had in. It's not often that l see a modern well stocked & organised charity well this shop this one of those What did they have? There was rails of modern & vintage clothing with window displays that where thought out most items where vintage - retro & collectable small selection of jewellery in two display cabinets. There are shelves around the shop some had women's bags others had modern items but everything seemed like quality, there was no tacky ornaments or what l see as junk. Expensive? Well not really I've been to some charity shops and found others that I've been to very expensive and can source items that they sell cheaper brand new. The prices here where pretty good. I managed to pick up some collectable pint glasses at £1 each l also found a game controller for £4.99. This Bernardo's charity shop is a pretty good one and if you are looking for some good vintage items you would love this shop. Definitely be back.

Market on the Green is part of the Gorbals Recycles Project. The head office is based in Commercial…read moreRoad in the Gorbals where the shop there is a bike shop. This branch is a charity shop with some cracking merchandise on sale. The charity shop offers free uplift for any old items you may want to give away. Gorbals Recycles aims to prevent land fill by recycling people's old furniture, brick-a-brac etc. They sell really good quality items and clean everything brought into the shop. The volunteers steam clean and tag the garments in the back shop. The shop is although in the city centre is a bit hidden away. It's located at the bottom of Saltmarket near to the high court. It's not got a lot of passing trade hence why I thought I should Yelp this project. Gorbals recycles supports volunteers and unemployed trying to get back into work. It's an excellent project and deserves lots of support. The shop is in a lovely spot where Glasgow Green is just over the road, so if you're ever swinging by to Glasgow Green swing by Market on the Green.

We visited several of these stores in Glasgow as we needed more warm weather clothes when summer…read morearrived during our trip rather than the layers we brought for cold weather. Each store had a good collection and very friendly staff. And the prices were perfect!

Many years back Glasgow had a one charity shop or even several good ones in the same street…read more Notes This shop mainly sells clothing and brand new items that are not donations l rarely find anything worth buying. In modern days they don't want your donations of clothing or quality items but to sign up to a monthly direct debit and as soon as they have your details your hounded on the phone for more money. This charity pays chuggers to patrol the streets and harass innocent shoppers day in day out to sign up to their direct debit scheme, l call it modern day robbery.

Great value shop well organized and layout is easy to navigate prices are excellent staff are…read morefantastic friendly and helpful. Great selection of gents clothing and footwear.

My very favourite thing about this shop is their eclectic selection of nineties hits that they have…read morebooming out of their ghetto-blaster, with the chirpy staff singing along. Most recently, I was amused by hearing the No Mercy classic, "Where Do You Go? (my lovely)", whilst the hoodie wearing teen behind the counter sang along quite cheerfully. Hilarious soundtrack aside, this is a great big charity shop filled with loads of bags, books, shoes and scarves, as well as many many rails of clothing ordered by style and size, which is a nice little time saver. I find this to be the best shop of its kind in the area if you're looking for some books, as they have a great selection at very low prices, which is always a bonus. There are shelves filled with trinkets and pointless decorations that you would expect to find on your granny's fireplace, however there is the occasional little gem like pretty wine glasses. Definitely worth a visit for the impressive selection of nineties classics alone.

A consistently good charity shop in the East end, really good pricing levels, nice quality of stock…read moreand often carry lots of brand new M and S sample clothes for a good price. Brik and brak is small but good selection of books and ladies clothing. Window usually has some top quality items worth checking out so dont forget to look!

A deceptive little charity shop on a corner of Duke Street, Mary's Meals may seem like a little old…read morelady shop from the outside, however I was very surprised to step inside and discover the hidden depths within. I soon discovered their retro section, which is filled with gorgeous vintage gowns, coats, hats and scarves, all at amazing prices compared with city centre vintage vendors. My proud purchases include a coral pleated dress and a pretty, floaty floral summer dress, at a total of just £10 for both. Bargain! There is also a good selection of linens, tablecloths and blankets in here and there are probably plenty of bargains to be had if you have an eye for that sort of thing. A very lovely little charity shop that boasts much more than meets the eye.

This is only one of many charity shops dotted along the length of Duke Street. It's staff are…read morefriendly and chatty: they like to make you feel at home from the moment you step inside. The usual array of clothes, shoes and crockery greets you at the door, but at the back lies a small, but ever-increasing Retro section - no doubt to cater for the students flooding the Dennistoun area in recent years. The most recent result of my foraging in here was a Billy Connoly video, a Stereophonics video, a Chick Flick book and Jane Austen's Emma, all for £1.90! As ma maw says, where would you be going? You can't get cheaper anywhere and it's all for charity, so what's not to like??

We visited several stores throughout Glasgow to get short sleeve shirts as summer arrived and made…read moreall the cold weather layers too warm. Good selections, great prices and very nice staff.

I love collecting unusual books as l have a very large book case in my apartment that needs filling…read moreup, l often pass this store to choose a few books to add to the collection. A good selection of cd's and dvd's in store. They did have a self service coffee machine with seating in this branch but is now out of order for some tine.

Great wee shop have been going there for years, it was £1-99 shop for any clothes items (brand new…read moreor used) nowadays £2-50, but cannot get any cheaper in Duke St or i doubt anywhere else. Staff in the shop are Brilliant always have a smile on there faces, and best of all they give my dog treats Lol.

My first memory of this charity shop is from when I was a child, mortified by the fact that my mum…read morewas making me go there with her, and hoping that none of my friends would see me, as I considered it a terribly uncool and embarrassing place to be. How wrong I was. There is nothing else like the sense of satisfaction that comes from a lovely little charity shop find, and this certain Barnardo's shop is where my love affair with charity shops and vintage clothing began. One of Dennistoun's longest running charity shops, this is a great place to pick up some fashionable finds at a fraction of the high street price tag. As the number of students in the area has increased over the years, so has the quality of charity shop donations. Here you can find some clothing with character and some really great books (recipe and novel) from just £1. I still enjoy the big swirly donation box that spins your coins around before dropping them in, as I did when I was dragged here as a kid. Now I absolutely love charity shops, and this is one of high quality, albeit not always the cheapest, but for a very good cause.

There are two Britannia Panoptican shops on this street. Number 45 is a darling little store…read moreselling bric-a-brac and general randomness and number 49 sells books and recycled and revamped furniture. Both stores operate in aid of the Britannia Music Hall Trust. You can't really go to either of these are stores with a specific item in mind. You really need to go with an open and curious mind and be in the mood for a bit of a rummage as they are Aladdin's caves of haphazard goodies! I have a little collection of cute mismatched teacups, a couple of which I have bought from the number 45 store for little more than pennies. I also bought an adorable little musical jewellery box for my niece which she loves. As with all charity shops, the Britannia Panoptican stores can be a bit hit and miss. However next time you are in the area they are definitely worth a look in. You never know what you might find!