It's thrift day for us and this place didn't disappoint! At first glance we thought it was a cute…read moresmall basic shop but oh no... look further each corner tells a story then there are ROOMS that have whose themes. The owner Joe is also a gem and we felt like old friends when we left. The prices were reasonable and worth our drive . Definitely going to return next month for new finds!

What a cute little store. There were themed rooms and a lot was color coordinated. The owner was…read moresuper nice as well. Just a fun place to wander around looking for treasures.

Ohhhh my goodness, no. I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Ego Thrift in Citrus…read moreHeights. First off, I found the prices to be incredibly high for a thrift store. I ended up spending $71 on two North Face backpacks, and unfortunately, that wasn't even the worst part. On the way home, I noticed a strong, unpleasant odor coming from the backpacks. Once I got home and opened them up further to inspect the inside, I was disgusted to find what appeared to be actual black mold growing inside both bags. Items in this condition should NEVER have been put out on the sales floor, especially at the prices being charged. Mold isn't just a stain or normal wear--it's a serious cleanliness concern, and customers should be able to expect that items being sold have at least been properly inspected. I spent $71 on two backpacks that I ultimately felt I had to throw away. That is incredibly frustrating and such a waste of money. For a thrift store charging these kinds of prices, there absolutely needs to be better quality control and inspection of donated items before they're sold. Very disappointing experience, and I would strongly recommend thoroughly inspecting anything you purchase here, especially bags, clothing, or other fabric items.

I love Ecothrift!!! I found a Christmas Tree stand for $0.90!!!!…read more It was $3.95 but the color was 75% off. The staff are friendly, they even let me open something to see that it works (I am sure they are not allowed to). Some stuff is overpriced but then some other stuff is underpriced. Just got to go and check it out. Easy parking and in a pretty good area of town. I know it's not a non-profit but still great that it provides low-cost items for those of us that need it.

Great thrift store with lots of unique collector's items. The owner is very nice & the store has…read moreafter-hours events with a DJ + snacks where you can shop late into the evening! So fun. I went to one of the events & I can't wait to go again! :-)

Pros: - the staff up front was very nice…read more- supports women empowerment & domestic violence victims - non profit! - some clothes get donated to help those who are homeless - clean and organized - best of all- prices are reasonable BEFORE the sale (vs eco thrift where sometimes prices are insane until it's 75% off) - weekly sales + color tag sales (50, 20, 10% off) - has some collector items like comic books, video games, pokemon cards - good variety of items Cons: - smaller size so less selection. But great use of space! Found another store for donations and thrifting In parking lot with Single Mom Strong :)

Love this place! Used to shop at the…read moreoriginal locations and also donate.

One of the RARE GEMS I've been to that literally sells everything for $1! And if it's a set it's a…read moredollar! I love this place so so much and they moved to a bigger location this year! So proud it's been fun shopping with them :)

Absolutely love this store. Always so neat and organized, I can tell they spend a lot of time…read moremaking sure your shopping experience is the best it can be. From antiques to clothing this is a place I always stop by on my thrifting days. On top of that they have the most kind employees!!! So helpful and always down for a conversation, five stars all around

I find treasure every time! The prices are awesome, especially compared to goodwill. They have…read morevintage NWT Coach bags in perfect condition! MCM furniture for a steal! Staff are the best and always friendly. Also a bonus is they are a non profit so when I drop off my donations I get a receipt for my taxes. I just pull around back and they unload my car. I don't even have to get out. They're not ultra picky like goodwill either. They don't turn you away for a lightbulb or a bottle of lotion. They take it and are grateful! And are actually doing something for the community

Decent sized building with a TON of stuff packed inside. This place has the same feeling as The…read moreCave does, with the entire place packed to the brim with merchandise. It's the very definition of a treasure hunt, as you will not see everything this place has to offer unless you dig. We found a few items for insanely cheap prices that we picked up, but I did see other stuff being charged for more than they're worth. Overall, I was happy with the majority of the prices. The selection had everything you'd expect from a thrift store with clothes, tools, furniture, shoes, and trinkets. I was pleasantly surprised to find other stuff like video games, VHS, vintage tech, and old coins. Don't get me wrong, I love shopping for clothes, but it's the tech and weird stuff that I'm truly interested in, so I was very happy they had a decent selection. When I come back I'll bring a pair of gloves to sift through everything, and I recommend doing the same if you're a bit of a germaphobe like myself. If you're willing to sift through the mountain of merchandise, this is a decent spot to visit.

Neat thrift store. Selection: This store has a little…read moreof everything...seriously. I saw some beautiful mirrors, paintings, cool purses, fun costume jewelry, sports memorabilia, etc. If you're looking for something random, that you haven't been able to find somewhere else, you might be able to find it here. Value: The prices on most of these items are a little on the high side. However, I did find a couple of neat earrings and a beautiful purse that were totally worth it. Service: The guy at the cashier's desk was funny, professional, and efficient. I thought the service was very good. Verdict: Will definitely be coming back. I don't know why, but I have a feeling that this is where I'm going to find a specific baseball card I've been trying to track down. Wish me luck.

I came here once for the first time to donate a lot of things as I was cleaning out my garage. I…read morecalled first and thankfully they accept books too which a lot of other places no longer do. From the appearance of the place, everything looked tidy, the place looked bright and clean and no musky smell. So, I was grateful for their speedy response and also you can donate until 5pm which is awesome! So, 5 stars for the excellent customer service both on the phone, in the store and also at the back drop-off! I will return and maybe next time peruse the store. Although, I have to downsize so probably no shopping for now!

Mary's thrift store was, and continues to be, my least favorite thrift I've been to. It's not…read morenecessarily the products themselves but more so the people shopping there. Some, but not all, of the experiences I've had include but are not limited to: 1. A man taking his pants (with no underwear) off and trying on pants in the aisle 2. A man yelling at the employee to give him the pants off the mannequin and her saying she can't do that because he steals too much, only for him to then take the pants off himself and steal them while cussing her out. 3. A man who would take stuff off the racks and throw them down in the aisle so that way nobody could walk through unless they wanted to scale his mountain of stuff. Every time I've been here it's been bad experiences, but we decided to come back and see how they've changed. So it was my first time back in... 5 years or so? Most of the clothes and trinkets are either covered in dirt, stains, or dust. The bathroom still has a sign that said it wasn't accessible due to Covid. So they just never reopened it for the public and I doubt they ever will. The aisles are so close together you have to squeeze by other people if they're in there. There is no changing room and the employee said clothes were final sale. Overall, not the most comfortable experience thrifting, prices aren't the best, and there is always someone in there making it uncomfy.

Tired. Big brown wood furniture. Scattered Asian artifacts. Not a lot of fresh inventory…read more Proprietor seems sweet but they look like they want to retire . If you are hunting, not a lot of game.

Got to meet the famous Colby today…read more Definitely one of the nicest shop owners I've ever met. He was willing to make a deal on whatever you were interested in. Enjoyed meeting and talking with him. We loved perusing his shop inside and out. Then we made deals and purchased several items. Will definitely put this on my list of shops to mosey through.

Love the Moth Hole.... If you need a gift, great place to…read morego.. If you need something new, for yourself. Great place to go. If you are looking for something you cant find any where else, Great place to go. Basically, just go.... You wont be disappointed.

Since the change in ownership I no longer bother to go here, either as a seller or a buyer. The…read morenew customer service to the buyer is poor and the racks are so over crowded that it is almost impossible to browse. As a seller I have made appointments to bring in clothes that have been cancelled. It is no wonder that they are overstocked because I'm sure they are not selling very much with such poor customer service and the prices are no longer reasonable for used clothing. Under the old ownership only higher quality brands were accepted for resale, but now they seem to want higher prices for poorer quality goods. Dont bother going here.

I like going into Goodwill stores just to look around to see what they have for sale. This store…read morefelt huge compared to the other stores I've visited. I'll definitely be making this store a frequent place for me. The service was good. The employees greeted me when I walked into the store, which was appreciated. The selection was great, unfortunately for me, I didn't have a plan of what to look for prior to going into the store. The value was pretty good. I didn't buy anything at the store during this trip, but the prices were reasonable.

First of all...shame on Goodwill!! Shame on you for taking monetary donations without us knowing…read moreahead of time...bring your pennies, they don't give back pennies for change. Because of this, they need to re-price their items in whole numbers...NOT $1.98 or $1.99...... And, it's not my fault if an item isn't priced, so don't make me feel like I took the price tag off and I'm trying to cheat you. Shame on the cashier with the attitude (you know who you are). It's not like Goodwill ISN'T making millions of $$$ on their auction website SHOPGOODWILL.COM. I used to shop here all the time and have never seen this woman before. Thankfully, I won't be seeing her again since I won't be shopping here anymore.