So many items!! Loved it, this was a thifting paradise. Prices were great here! I got my hands on a…read moreTJ's tote bag here for like 8 bucks and it came out in like 2014 lol. Highly recommend visiting and make sure to come with plenty of time to spare!

This is a very similar thrift store to Savers / Value Village although there aren't any in Palm…read moreBeach County or pretty much anywhere else in Florida that I know of. They have a fantastic selection of clothes, furniture and mattresses. There are some books and movies. Nice employees here! I bought a lot of clothes for decent prices as well as a book that I want to read for a cheaper price. I recommend this store to thrifters!

Absolute gem of an owner and best second hand clothing shop in the Palm beaches! They don't just…read morehave amazing clothes and prices, they also feature great clothing artists and designers you have never seen the likes of! RUN to visit this shop!

Really cool vintage gothic spot! Really nice vibe and tons of cool decor and props. I really liked…read morethe ambiance and theme. They have a wide curated selection of clothes. Prices have a wide range, most pieces sit at around $30-45 or so, with some older, more luxury vintage pieces sitting at $150-200. Some prices are very steep for the value of the clothes or the quality, but generally they're affordable and reasonable. They have cool pieces and a better size range than most vintage stores. Lots of cool y2k grungy pieces.

This goodwill outlet bins location was actually super clean compared to others I've been to. Staff…read morewas very nice. Shoppers were under control and not pushy obnoxious like at the Fort Lauderdale location. I found a few good things for a steal including a lovevery baby play mat for my sister in law. I would go back again if in the area! It's located right off of 95 with plenty of parking.

Absolutely no control of the customers Allowing people to physically fight over items or shove…read moresomeone then want to fight when they get called out for it is ridiculous. Goodwill do better. Start tossing out the egregious offenders and it will improve. But highly unlikely to happen. Shoppers beware and be ready to defend themselves.

Now that they've been open about eight months, the look of the shop has changed a bit. We didn't…read moresee any of the large furniture pieces as shown in some of the previously listed photos. And I've informed Yelp that their hours have changed. They're now closed on Saturdays. Instead, come here for clothes, and jewelry, and bric a brac, collectibles, and household items, etc etc. This cute little shop is on the end of a strip on the west side of Congress. It's easy to find following the address. It's clean, neat and organized. We enjoyed browsing and chatting with the friendly co-owner. She was rearranging some of the stock and putting out some new items. They have a fun display of Halloween relevant curios right now, as well. I did find a couple small things that intrigued me. Both were very reasonably priced so they came home with me. This is the kind of place to check on frequently -- as the merchandise changes and you never know what they will have the next time you visit. We will be back...

Located on the West side of Congress Avenue, just North of Lake Worth Rd, this cute shop is neat…read moreand organized. Seasonal items, clothes, toys bric a brac , books, movies, tools, electronics and Pokémon! Staff is pleasant and helpful. My wife found a couple of items to make this Thrifting trip worth while. We will be back to look for more treasures!

Oh no! Finally find this place and there's a sign on the…read moredoor that says: closed until further notice. Looked through the window and the place is packed with stuff. Too bad we won't get to check them out. Will have to let Yelp know...

On a Thrifting adventure today and was disappointed to find that this place is closed and as sign…read morereads, CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

This is more estate sale stuff of furniture decor and more than a discount thrift store…read more... They describe themselves as "upscale". Everything in this small store is marked and neatly displayed. There's room between most of the items. Price wise it's not bad with some items reasonable and others on the side of a higher priced goodwill -- but better quality. All items seem clean and in good shape. We didn't find anything we liked well enough to buy today, but that's not saying you won't.

Finders Keepers sells a little of everything. My first impression walking in is that they are a…read moresmall store but what they have is very nice and priced to sell. According to their Facebook page they have been in business since 2013. They are estate buyers so their merchandise is always changing depending on what they are purchasing . I have tried estate sales before but it feels like trespassing, going through someone's house that you know just died and picking through their stuff as their photos stare at you from the walls. Of course not everyone has died. Some people just want to sell a household of stuff in bulk before a move. In any case I'd much rather purchase estate items which are usually of a nicer quality than thrift, at a clean store like this. Also you are not having to drive around to multiple addresses. Everything I saw was in great condition. They had furniture, collectibles, mattresses, house hold goods, and even some clothes. If it makes up items in someone's household, they sell it. A wooden T.V.console was only $25. They had some nice knick knack shelves and I am currently studying my walls to see if they will accommodate them.I wanted to know if prices were firm or negotiable but the man who was working was chatting to someone else and I didn't want to interrupt. Although they didn't have a huge amount of items, what they do have warrants a look if you are in the area.

These two champagne glasses were together. One priced at $3, the other at $2. Sales person would…read morenot match the $2 price. Why? I can only guess that decision-making ability was not a hiring factor. I've found some good bargains while seeing pricing on some items way too high. One item, for instance, still had a Home Goods sticker price of $24 on bottom. Salvation had it priced at $29. I left all items on the counter and exited.

In 1852, in England, William Booth and his wife Catherine were inspired by the gospel of Jesus…read moreChrist to take their ministry directly to the streets. Rejecting the traditional church pulpit, they preached to those most in need, including the poor, homeless, hungry, and destitute. Despite disapproval from the established church, they trained evangelists across England and, in 1875, returned to London's West End to form the Christian Mission. In 1878, while reading the mission's annual report, William Booth noticed the phrase "The Christian Mission is a volunteer army." He famously crossed out volunteer army and replaced it with Salvation Army. From that point on, converts became "soldiers of Christ" or Salvationists. Their message spread quickly, and today the Salvation Army serves in over 100 countries. The Salvation Army operates churches worldwide, known as Salvation Army Corps, but they are probably best known for their thrift stores. Purchases at these stores fund local emergency relief efforts and programs, including services in Palm Beach County. Many locations also support Adult Rehabilitation Centers, helping individuals combat addiction, and the organization is known for hiring ex-felons. Every donation or purchase directly contributes to meaningful community programs. I discovered this Salvation Army store while driving through Lake Worth. Although the exterior was a bit cluttered with plastic tubs and bikes, the inside was clean, organized, and inviting. Inventory included like-new home goods, small appliances, art, furniture, linens, books, toys, and a large selection of clothing and accessories. Notably, there was beautiful furniture--a wood bed and an intricate wooden buffet table--and even a wedding dress. Thrifting not only helps people save money but also keeps items out of landfills. The Salvation Army welcomes donations of gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, appliances, and even vehicles. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, everyday essentials, or just browsing for a good deal, this store deserves a spot on your Palm Beach County thrift list.