Good prices. Friendly. We contribute and help the environment by diverging from landfill by both…read moredonating and purchasing. Like every thrift store, one needs to keep checking in to see the new stock. They take books! Which many thrift shops do not. No wheelchair access, as it is a very old building, each room is a different section - toys room, clothes room, furniture room - it was a great idea. They've done the best with what they have. A portion of the proceeds also goes to charity from how we understand it at the time of this post, which is a bonus.

Fair prices, it's like goodwill or Sally Ann, sometimes they have good items, sometimes they don't…read more Friendly staff.

Great store. Wide variety of items but maybe if more people knew they took donations would even…read morebetter. The auction area is well done.

Very large, clean well organized and well displayed thrift store…read more They have their own parking lot - just past the corner of big bay and HWY 11. I had a few things to donate - which is around the LHS of the building - you'll need to back out as there wasn't much room to turn around. Seems they support both local and abroad causes, which is super. Staff seemed friendly, and are made up of a large portion of volunteers. I saw them online in a search and got there a little too close to closing as it was a bit of a hike. They let me take a quick 5 min to look around. Planning on going back.

A year ago, this was my absolute favourite vv - I've always found great finds here and even…read moreauthentic designer pieces from Prada/Burberry/Dior/Ferragamo! It's also very organized and clean, and I've always had very kind staff check me out every time. However... every time I've been in here recently, I've been extremely disappointed by the rise in prices. I know 'thrifting' has become a trend especially on social media, and VV seems to be riding the wave by doubling, even tripling their pricing! VV seems to be crazy inflated on tommy hilfiger, zara (nobody is paying $15+ for USED Zara btw) and brands they think are still popular. I saw a lululemon bra new with tags, and the sale tag said $34.99 and VV was selling it for $35.... also you can go to the shoe section and see ratty used ritz carlton slippers (that are free with a stay...) are selling for $10 - LOL For a place that receives all of their items FOR FREE, the prices do not make sense at all. Go to an independent thrift store or a smaller chain, and you'll find way better prices. With inflation in Ontario the way it is, people who actually depend on thrift stores to survive simply cannot afford to. When it is cheaper to shop at places like urban planet/shein, fast fashion will always prevail because why would someone choose to buy used clothing for MORE than a new piece (whether it be sustainable or not).. also for these prices, the free donated pieces will not end up selling and as more pieces come in, where do you think those overpriced pieces will go to? Exactly the place where we were trying to avoid by donating in the first place.

Time for a government in into all value village stores there is clearly something fishy going on…read more they collect donations with the pretender of charity but are clearly just soaking customers badly I have monitored them for a long time and there pricing practices are outrageous many many items priced higher than new and in NO way should they be considered Value they are anything but people have to stop donated to them give to Salvation Army or anywhere but them I still thing there is something very very wrong if not illegal with this organisation STOP THEM

First time today going here (ever) after couple of gov. imposed lockdowns since it opened around…read morethe same time last year My impression of this store was that it was quiet, organized, the people working there were nice and there were a lot of stuff to choose from. In the aisles, the items were organized based on what they were while the at the ends of the aisles (the side near the clothing) were organized by colour. The prices seemed to be lower than the couple of thrift stores I have been to. They don't calculate taxes on what you are getting so if you spend $5, you will pay $5 which was a shock to me (in a good way). I will probably here many more time in the future. I would totally recommend coming here.

*Rating only for the Donation Centre*…read more The Donation Centre at this Goodwill location is great! This plaza gets pretty busy and parking seemed to be packed but if you're looking for the Donation Centre, it is located on the right side, where there is additional parking. There is also a curbside area with signage directing you to pull up to for drop-offs, there's no need to park. At a glance, the Donation Centre looks to be very clean and organized. There is a large door open on the side of the building for donation drop-offs. We were told to leave our donations in the doorway, and the staff will later retrieve and sort through them. They operate with contactless donations - how convenient! Goodwill works with organizations that provide assistance to those with barriers seeking employment and upgrading their skills. What doesn't get sold in their stores, gets rotated to other locations, to Goodwill outlets, then sent to textile factories to be upcycled and repurposed. If you're looking to donate your items, please support non-profit places like Goodwill, rather than for-profit businesses in the area like Value Village and Talize.

Well, just a note to a reviewer: all the goods change frequently, so one should just express a…read morelittle patience and if you don't succeed the first time, GO BACK! I found an amazing coat there for a special price of $2,50! And books, which I devour. And I'm definitely going back!

I came from Toronto to check out a few thrifts in the area but found nothing. I loved the fact that…read moreit's a good sized location and also staff seemed really friendly and the store seems well kept but I have to leave my honest rating because of the choice. It's certainly not their fault that they don't get good donations (at least all the GTA stores I've been to!) but I spotted nothing but the usual nonames, vintages, Georges, Ardenes, Reitmanns, Bluenotes, Joe Fresh and the likes, some Hollisters and such. Prices seemed ok. If its your way certainly do visit but if you aren't local, no reason to bother. 2.5/5, just because of the selection.

What a great little thrift store, I really enjoy shopping here. Mainly because of the excellent…read morecustomer service from the young woman named Sam. She has always been so kind, helpful, and super passionate about her work. I can tell she cares a lot about her job and works hard every day. It's because of her positive and joyful attitude that I will continue shopping at this thrift store!

I love this thrift store because they still have change rooms! Value Village got rid of theirs…read moreduring the pandemic and they never returned which pissed me off! Over the years I've found great men's shirts and jackets here. I also love that the have different daily 50% off deals. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. Today is Labour Day 50% off sale on everything in the store but didn't find anything today.

Friendly and quick interactions.They were wonderful with supporting a local school initiative. We…read moreappreciate their support!

Always find myself coming back at least once every 2 weeks. There are always such great finds! I…read morehave purchased so many board games, books and a whole silverware set! All very reasonably priced and there is always something for everyone.

Lots of really interesting finds at this thrift shop, though I didn't have much time to browse the…read moreday I was there. The space itself is a bit dated (I hear they are renovating soon though) but it is clean and tidy. There is additional parking in the back as well as an entrance back there. If you are planning on donating items (accepted Monday-Saturday 9:30-4:30), park around back and there is a door there to drop off items (separate from the store entrance). Proceeds from sales support the work of the Mennonite Central Committee in Ontario, whose mission is to impact disadvantaged people through their work in relief, development, and peace, so you can feel good about donating stuff here! Side note: they will accept and dispose of electronic waste such as used batteries and old computers.

From the owner: Upscale Thrift shop which raises funds to support the Mennonite Central Committee programs across…read moreCanada and around the world.

Manager yells at customers with disabilityand 3 carts! she had long hair she said she was the…read moremanager, not the owner. She was extremely rude and extremely loud and she doesn't care. She tried to kick me out, but I wouldn't leave.

This place may not seem like much but I was able to score a lot of hidden gems. It's a bit…read moreunorganized and messy but the staff are pretty friendly especially the cashier. A lot of great cheap finds.