The daily variety of the items for sale. The affordable cost…read moreof all items and the color coated specials every day. The service is available if needed.

There were many times I went here over the years and walked around as a sort of meditation,…read moresometimes even first time thing in the morning before I hit the road when I knew it was gonna be a tough day and you invariably would find that special deal and the rest of the day would be great RWBlue was organized, clean, a little crowded, but very easy to find what you were looking for ....everything had its place and there was a place for everything ....now I've gone back a number of times since they've changed their whole business model and they're very much like 2nd Ave. things are not as clean. They're definitely overpriced and I've never seen such a scattered mess in my life in a department store, layout.... usually most of what is there is what people are bagging up and dropping off at the dumpster there in the parking lot I'm very disappointed that they've gone so commercial...It does seem like they're cherry picking anything that's worth anything at all and leaving what you would probably find at the Salvation Army ....one step down from Goodwill. Definitely not a place where people would go to get great deals or find cool clothes or just what you wanted for the house, but didn't want to spend money on. NO NO NO Not that way anymore. Now I go in with a list I walk around try to find those things I want. Ask the girls where those things might be now and just like the department store. Things are sometimes even in two or three different places at once ....so like everything else, red, white and blue is becoming so commercial that it's not unique anymore.... it's blah blah, blah, and more blah.

PROS: The employees are very friendly and this has a lot of merchandise for sale…read more CONS: Most items are overpriced and there's hardly any parking. They also don't have public restrooms OVERALL: Not my first choice to go to, but if you're in the area, might as well check it out

This review is for the Salvation Army in Hamilton Emily is the best very attentive ,has great…read morecustomer service and keeps the store in the Best condition.I love shopping there and the rest of the staff are excellent as well.I wouldn't shop any other place it's the best.Keep up the great work love your store.Thanks Emily

Hello? Is this thing on? Not really sure why no one reviews thrifts stores, because they are NOT…read moreall created equal, haha. I like this 2nd Ave location for their extensive glass wears sections, but it really grinds my gears that they have started selling matching pieces only in full sets. I can totally understand selling in pairs, but 9/10 I don't need a full 6pc set or some random glass wear, and guess what? If I did, I would just buy the three pairs of two. It doesn't make sense to me. Also just as a general observation, 2nd Ave stores have been getting super expensive lately for a chain that operates solely on donations. You mean to tell me a secondhand piece of clothing is $25 when you got it for free? Kindof a rip off. Sure I can complain, but you bet your bottom I'm going to be here at least one Saturday or Sunday every weekend looking for stuff I don't need so LOL. Takeaways: selection is good but prices be whack these days.

I enjoy shopping here, it is very organized and convenient!Great selections and good prices…read more DAVE

Capital Thrift is a small gem with friendly staff and 2 changing rooms. Quality of items varies,…read moreand some is very up-scale. Wonderful place to donate no longer needed clothing, housewares and linens, including glassware. When my daughter was getting married, I found my mother of the bride floor length dress with lace jacket for $13! Perfect fit and color!

Read all please. Mixed in pricing. More everyday mall or vintage brands. That being said If you…read morelook there are gems to be found for everyone. You will need an half and hour to an hour to look. Staff is so friendly and it is well organized. There are changing rooms should you need to try on items. Lots of fun jewelry, home decor. I will be back.

PROS: This place was clean and organized while the staff was helpful. Mike, the worker was very…read morefriendly and even helped me out. The stuff is well priced and had a large variety. Tons of parking too CONS: They don't have a public bathroom so you have to go to the office complex next door to them OVERALL: As long as I don't need to use the restroom I will definitely come back to this thrift store

I've been throwing money into those red kettles at Christmas since I was a wee lad, but this was my…read morefirst visit to a Salvation Army residential facility. I was making a house call on a client who's bad fortune had led him to be a resident there while he got his life back together. He hadn't been returning my calls, texts, nor letters. I was worried that maybe something had happened, and that his case might be dismissed for failure to prosecute his claim. Yet, as soon as I entered the lobby of the residence hall, there he was. He saw me before I saw him, and he shouted out my name because of his surprise at seeing me. Turns out, he was okay. He just was not in the habit of interacting with lawyers; even his own. Experience had not been a kind teacher. He was so excited that he shook my hand at least four times to thank me for caring enough to come looking for him. He looked well. Clear eyes. Strong speech. Firm grip. He said he would be more responsible and responsive from now on. Glad of that. I was impressed with the way Salvation Army had righted his ship. He was working in the store and on the donations truck to pay for his room and board. The men around him seemed respectful and conscientious. They offered to help me contact him whenever I called in the future. They all appeared to work well together. Most importantly, there was a feeling of deep caring and love among them. The organization began in 19th Century England, with the notion that salvation came only through seeking forgiveness and good deeds. This evangelical cause began as a Christian mission known as the Soldiers of Christ, the Hallelujah Army, and finally, the Salvation Army. There was no church. Only the house where they lived, and the work they did, bound them together. It found its way to the United States in 1879, with first headquarters in Philadelphia. So good to see first hand that this historic charitable institution performs it mission so well.

This goodwill is a little unhinged, but that's what makes it interesting. I thrift a lot, and I…read moregenerally identify every thrift store, by their "strong areas" meaning "oh this place always has good bags," or "oh this place has a good book section," but this location doesn't particularly do any category exceptionally well but I always seem to find something. I do love that NJ Goodwills do $1.00 Sundays for certain colors though.

PROS: The staff here is very nice and the place is large with loads of inventory. Loads of parking,…read morepublic bathrooms, and a lot of the items are good quality CONS: Most items are overpriced with the average lowest price is $5 and that's for $10-$15 items retail. also, the shelves are all messed up. nobody is going around straightening out. looks like things were just thrown in OVERALL: If you're in the area, come in, but if you're a reseller you have to comb this place smoothly for the hidden deals

This is an amazing estate sales store that is constantly changing and evolving its inventory!…read moreEach time I go there I could stay there for hours looking at all the interesting inventory! Check out this store you will also be amazed !! The prices are also great too ! David S.

It looks like a small shop of curiosities but is actually a very large place with beautiful things…read more I'll definitely be going back. The gentleman there was very sweet and helpful

There's nothing like the death throes of an antiquated technology or format to warm the cockles of…read moremy heart. Take CD's and DVD's. What were once the cool digital kids when Bill Clinton was turning 1600 Pennsylvania into a fraternity house... are now the stuff of landfill legend... and most thrift shops. I've long been a fan of physical media not trusting the permanence and/or reliability of the cloud or the ever changing landscape of streaming. That's where Goodwill comes in. Why pay twenty bucks to Amazon for music or movies when lightly used classics can be found strewn among a few hundred Jane Fonda workout tapes with change back from your dollar. Sure it takes time to shift through the crap but Beatles remasters and a Blu-ray Citizen Kane for couch coin is certainly worth the time. Not worth the time is that pair of Calvin Klein jeans. Maybe next month. Five easy stars.

Just like any other Goodwill, has a lot of stuff from vintage home goods and clothing. But the…read morereally expensive stuff are locked up unfortunately. Staff was friendly.

the air conditioning needs to be fixed at the Berlin store .. it was so stagnant in thereread more

This place is a mess. Clothes are crammed together with no regard for sizes. Many are old ,…read morestretched out of shape, and worn looking. The aisles are so narrow that it makes the place chaotic. Won't be going back

One of my favorite thrift stores in Princeton. I always find something super nice when I go for a…read moregreat steal. They have different brands which always makes the hunt more fun! Smells clean and organized except for the behind the counter stuff.

I've only heard good things about this shop so I finally decided to stop by. If you enjoy cashmere,…read morewool, and camel sweaters in all sizes this is your spot! Finally a consignment with high quality sweaters in small sizes! The quality of clothing here is gently pre-owned, with some vintage brand names sprinkled throughout. I was excited to find a few of my favorite European brands here too. The prices reflect the quality, e.g. if you're buying silver you're paying for silver. I will say that the furs are a bit of a deal considering that they don't smell like they've absorbed 30 years of smoke the fur lays smooth, and still they have all their buttons. The men's section is decent too with more American vintage brands, made to last. Lots of fun silk ties and sashes, and plenty of sporting coats for all of your scholarly needs. The one thing I didn't like about this shop was the young customers! Loudly complaining about the prices, and minor defects in some of the clothes. Most of the items in this shop are statement pieces or items designed to last. You are not going to find prices akin to temu or shein for well made items! (With the exception of the $1 t-shirt rack...) This is a well curated consignment shop. Leaving 4 stars because I didn't get to explore the second half of the store full of home decor! I'll be back again.