This thrift shop store is conveniently located on a strip mall off the corner of Hiway 50 and Lee…read moreRd. Easy to get to and plenty of parking in front and side of the store. This was my first visit to Treasure Hound and was delighted to be warmly greeted by a friendly, nice lady behind the counter, Nancy. I also very much enjoyed chatting with Nancy while I browse the jewelry display cases in front. Nancy is an amazing woman to talk to and her life story is truly inspiring! Thanks, Nancy, for sharing and trusting me with your wonderful life story! The store is very clean and nicely organized with sufficient effort put into sorting, displaying, and pricing donated items. You can find used but good condition brand name bags, shoes, clothes, accessories, dinner wares, decor, etc at reasonable prices. I purchased 2 cute earrings at a bargain! If you are into thrifting and/or on a hunt for vintage treasures like me, check out Treasure Hound. And strike a conversation with Nancy if she is around. IMO, she is a treasure on her own!

The Teasure Hound, supporting Friends of Homeless Animals is a great place to shop. Always…read moresomething new to see and lots of treasures to find! Donations are 10-4 on certain days, call ahead. They are always looking for volunteers for the Treasure Hound and F.O.H.A. to care for the animals at the no kill shelter. Thanks for your support!

Well organized. Staff customer service oriented and professional…read more Store well maintained. Value of items in store very reasonable.

What i love about savers. Its big, organized and they send out coupons!…read more What is dont like. No one there can help and no fitting rooms! I was told it takes a lot of staff. I said goodwill has fitting rooms and no one monitors them. They then told me people go into the restroom to try things on even though they arent supposed to. What? I come here for just what I need. I got a cardigan once, came for a cover up today. But ill stick with thrifting with fitting rooms.

Excellent place to donate items for the ethnic population in the area. You can also find ethnic…read moreitems to buy at a low cost. It's a small place but fully packed with great selection. Visit with empathy and you'll have a good experience.

I never write reviews so this is a first, also not great with grammar so sorry in advance…read more The 2 women that were working this Sunday afternoon were super unfriendly, one didn't even speak to me during this odd interaction. The other was almost micromanaging where I was looking (not much space to walk anyways). They had clothes all over the walkway and just staring at me as I was trying to get thru to go look at the dish section. I wasn't sure if that was an area open to customers, I clearly looked confused. Neither were helping me, just looking at me like I'm in the wrong area haha. Anyways, I asked if they were open or if I was able to squeeze by. She says, "yes we are open, there was no one here so that's why we're doing this". No one is in any hurry to move anything out of the way so I can walk by... it was just a massive pile. She then just shoves it all to the side with her foot and the one lady just looks annoyed and points me to walk thru quickly.... I'm just confused with this whole situation. I've never been to a store where they acted this way. I won't be back because of this weird interaction, just made me feel unwelcome. Selection is small as well, no big deal though It was a cute little store it's unfortunate the people who run it. Thanks for reading!

Omg GPT-5.6 built me a "rich lady closet crawl" and routed us here. The team was welcoming and…read morehelpful. I can maybe empathize with what some of the other reviews mean, but aren't consignment boutiques meant to be "snobby" (aka selective). I can't recall everything that I saw. They had a Chloe cashmere skirt in marled gray that was cloud-soft, a darling vintage tan? cotton? dress with monochromatic buttons, an understatedly gorgeous vintage made in Italy celadon-colored wool skirt. My bf forced me into leaving with ("we aren't leaving here without it") a vintage IT42 Agnona cotton-linen tweed jacket with pearl buttons, lambskin trim, and cotton lining in the body. Prices can feel high-ish if you don't context switch from thrifting to the fact that this is a luxury boutique.

I used to go to this place when it was in Falls Church City. It was always overpriced and sort of…read moresnooty, but they had some unusual and cool clothing items I purchased over the years. When they moved to McLean earlier this year, I went with about 20 items to put up for consignment. (I had made appointment as they require.) I brought in beautiful clothes, in excellent condition. They took the boxes to the back to inspect the clothing and choose which they wanted to take for consignment; and while that was going on I browsed. I couldn't believe the downgrade in the clothing; while the quality was fine, I did not see anything stylish for sale. I was not even tempted to try anything on. After about 20 minutes the owner comes back and says she cannot take any of my items, although she would consider one in the fall (it was a spring/summer item, as were all the pieces, as this took place in mid-Spring) and I "could come back in a few months." Super dismissive and arrogant. The one good thing was the friendly young man at the counter, who I chatted with while I waited. I see the positive reviews here are years old, so here's an update: NTY management is just as or even more snobby now, the prices are even higher -- not just because of time passing but also likely the expensive location -- and they don't even have cool clothes any more.

Unique finds & fair prices at this thrift store. The major highlights were free gourmet sliced…read morebaked goods from Wegmans and 20% military discount. I got two loaves of sliced homemade gourmet Tuscan garlic bread for sandwiches. They had areas with clearance prices, new clothes, and select items. I didn't find any deals there and didn't want any of those items. Regular prices items were great finds. I got clay pots for plants $1 each. A new puzzle box still sealed for $4. An oracle deck in mint condition for $2. A large black velvet scarf for $2. Paperback books for 50 cents. A travel jewelry case for $2. They were all in good condition or new. The parking lot can be overcrowded due to the Islamic Center of worship beside it. Traffic can be very busy there as well. People looking for designer deals may not like this place, because they price them at fair not low prices. Book prices are the best at this thrift store if you like buying books. Vintage & collector books are priced fairly and NOT at a low price. This is a place I would consider going to again for plant pots and the books, as well as the baked bread. Overall, five stars for this thrift store.

Updating because the last two times I was there I was treated so poorly. On a Saturday my kid asked…read moreto stop in on our way home. I told her yes but we had to be quick. I knew I was going in 15 minutes before closing but I was going to honor the time. I work retail and have worked thrift stores so I know what it's like to want to leave on time. I was not greeted with a hello or hi. I was greeted with a very curt and rude "we close in 15 minutes". Fine. Whatever. But within the next five minutes I got 2 more time reminders. At this point my kid had stuff she wanted but it did not meet the $5 minimum sale requirement for debit/credit. So I was trying to find something else quickly so we could go. However I wasnt going to buy something just to buy it and toss it. That's wasteful. It was still 10 minutes before close and they were just staring at me. I told my kid that we would just come back and get stuff another day. The lady with the short red hair said very loudly "sorry kiddo mom doesn't have any money". Which let me tell you pissed me off. I had the money and consistently spend $25-$50 a trip when they have a fully stocked store. I just couldn't find enough junk to meet their minimum this time. Also I find that to be incredibly rude and insensitive since their whole organization is to help people in poverty. I mean, I've waited in line while customers have counted out pennies to fill the gap of what their lcac vouchers wont cover. So way to be incredibly insensitive on top of rude. Theres no excuse for that. I just walked out at that point. Took a few weeks before I came back in because I was so upset. This time I came in with two big boxes of donations because I was tired of trying to sell stuff online. Two big boxes of name brand plus size clothes - some with tags. I got zero help as well as zero hello or hi or anything. No hey can we hold the door for you? No can we help? No thank you. Nothing At this point I dont know if they are just assuming its junk because of my appearance (tattoos, piercings) or if they just dont really care to be polite and offer good customer service anymore. I dont know what's going on here but there used to be a pretty solid crew of nice ladies working here and now it's nothing but a bunch of rude women. My donations and business will be going elsewhere.

Upon entering. You're greeted. They had the heat on so ventilation was good and the shopping…read moreenvironment was nice and warm. The store is fully stocked. Everything is highly organized. The store clothing ratio is about 75% female and 25% male. They have everything from jackets to suits here. Neatly separated as well by section. The pricing is very very good here especially on the high end suits such as ETRO, Brioni and Zegna. I have NEVER EVER seen even in NYC. A thrift store with high end luxury suits such as these and priced reasonably in my time. Also their ties are very high end as well from Brioni and Zegna for under $3 The clothing prices are amazing for their brands. Mostly all luxury brands and priced very reasonably. They have artwork and some jewelry in cases as well as silver coins. Parking is very easy due to the private shared parking lot with the shopping center. There's Cameras outside as well to cut down on crime which is a major plus. The employees have always been friendly all the times I've been here. The woman who owns the store is a true angel. Very friendly, social and professional. I always ask her questions about some items mainly ties and she's always friendly and nice. The general crowd is mainly adults. Very very highly disciplined. The noise level is normal for a high end thrift store. Very calm. Overall A+++++, Excellent pricing and very amazing customer service. ,This maybe one of the best thrift stores due to the reasonable pricing as well as the very friendly employees.

Very friendly and helpful staff. A wide variety of goods. I got Vivaldi album. Plenty of parking in…read morefront and no difficulty walking throughout the store. They have a large variety of appliances and household goods.

It's been over five years and I am still loving Lemon Lane!…read more Shopping here allows me to support a locally-owned business, shop more sustainably, AND save some dough in the process. And their selection? Cute, cute, cute! I still have not gotten into the consignment game myself since that takes a little bit of organizing but I have had friends who are able to build their children's wardrobes from here every season with their buy backs and absolutely love it.

This is a sweet little clothing and accessories store in the heart of Falls Church City. The…read moreselection is thoughtfully curated with popular premium brands, like Hannah Andersson. It's definitely a place to find nice, gently used clothes, especially for a young girl in your life. I'm a big believer in reducing waste and reusing items, so I'm glad to shop secondhand. Thrift stores can be super hit or miss when it comes to finding what you want. That's the upside of a store like this--instead of hunting through tons of random things, they've already vetted the selections.

This store is awesome two whole floors of second hand, vintage, and antique items. Dining sets,…read morebed frames, lamps, decor, dressers, artwork, clothes, you name it!!! Everything is priced very well and the staff is super friendly and helpful. This place is open 6 days a week and has ample parking. I've been here twice in a month and I'll be back soon.

My friend and I went there yesterday just to check it out. It was very nice, well organized and…read moreclean. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We tried on a few items then browsed for some home decor. I found a cute little vintage dish that was on sale. I plan to go back for some home furnishings for a new place. I would recommend this store for an upscale thrifting outting.