I was walking around Kensington neighbourhood and saw this store. I walked in and was immediately…read moreimpressed by the variety of clothing and the abundance of each. I expected that they would only have a limited selection of each. The store is well organized and clean, though it could feel cramped in places. The service was good. There were many customers, but I avoided people in my pictures. After browsing around, I was told there is another floor! Impressive. Even more categories of clothing. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-227

Vintage Depot has a nice atmosphere and is worth browsing, but it's more of a modern resale shop…read morethan a true vintage store. The selection leans heavily toward newer clothing and graphic T-shirts rather than classic vintage pieces. If you're specifically hunting for authentic vintage, you may want to set your expectations accordingly. If you're into contemporary streetwear and casual finds, though, it's still worth a visit.

This second hand store in the downtown area near St. Lawrence Market in Toronto Ontario Canada…read moreoffers clothing, accessories, shoes, jewelry, books and home goods. They support local charities in the community like youth shelters and Covenant House. The boutique style store was very clean and organized. I purchased two shirts and a cosmetic bag for around $23. The staff were very nice. Open daily 10am to 8pm.

Very nice store. Wide selection of things to buy. Prices seemed to vary. Some items seemed too high…read moreand some rather appropriate. The lady working the cash register was nice and helpful.

Great name! The staff was friendly, happy I came…read moreacross/stopped in. Having been in a lot of antique shops, this spot desperately needs an 'organiser', someone to help arrange the aisles, make sense of the stock. A lot of it gets lost, missed due to the clutter. A few people inside makes it difficult to navigate the very tight thin aisles. Looking forward to returning.

This is a wicked little store in the basement of 69 Vintage, a collective of tiny vintage shops in…read moreBloordale. The owners have seemingly 'ransacked the universe' to put together a sweet collection of new, old and reworked items. It's one of my favourite places to gift shop and occasionally pick up things for myself. My boyfriend hasn't taken off his up-cycled plaid handkerchief scarf since I gifted it to him for x-mas. Most of the things sold at Ransack are made by local artisans but there's quite a few solid vintage finds(old posters, records and some furnishings) as well. Very happily there are no old fur coats or stuffed dead animals at all to ruin my vintage shopping experience or create that narsty smell you find at some vintage stores (I'm looking at you Kensington market). This store is strictly awesome. You really need to discover this place for yourself though. There are so many things to regardez-vous I find myself circling the shop several times taking it all in before I can decide what I can't leave without.

Loved this shop! Great selection of unique vintage pieces, fair prices, and a fun atmosphere…read more Definitely worth stopping by if you're exploring Kensington Market.

Primo location for Kensington Mkt. Prices are on the HIGH…read moreside in comparison to other second hand shops on this area. Still a staple of the Mkt.

I was walking on Queen st looking for Shortstack records and saw a sign pointing down a staircase…read more Along with it - Black Market Vintage Clothing. As you walk down the black and white staircase, music is pumping and there's an energy that seems to be sneaking out. Almost would feel like you've stumbled upon some hidden gem if it weren't for the fact the store is filled with people, who clearly make Black Market a go-to stop for shopping. After a brief pass through the store, my sense was that the selection is more or less what you would expect to find at a hip vintage store in a big city. There's a mix of old (once uncool, now cool), graphic tees, and some more out there costume/punk/fetish type selections. What I really appreciated was the juxtaposition of this store along side a space for a record shop and a barber shop in the back. Black Market is definitely the anchor, but having a couple other shops inside and sharing boundaries made the space that much better and interesting. So if you need some new (old) threads, records, or maybe a cut or shave, check out Black Market.

This vintage store is so awesome & so cheap. Super cute accessories , clothes , shoes , jeans…read more Great customer service super nice people. They have great patches & the music selection is fun. Can't wait to come back

Probably the most clean thrift store in Toronto. Their selection of items is also far more curated,…read moreso you won't have to dig through everything as much for a great find. Several dressing rooms available that are also kept in great condition. Make sure to sign up for their rewards program as you will earn discounts pretty quickly and get notifications of their upcoming sales. There are a few fake items here or there, so keep an eye out for that. Otherwise this is a great shop for anyone who loves to thrift!

This is the last bastion of affordable, still trendy, clean, thrifted clothes in Toronto. About the…read moresame pricing as VV or better, but newer and better quality. Many barely used or NWT items. I've gotten countless gems including a perfect new pair of Levis high waisted jeans for $19. Staff go out of their way to be helpful and friendly. Im on their SMS list so sometimes there's a sale alert.

#pandemicreview Been…read moredoing a lot of spring cleaning and really glad they are open again to give these things a second chance at being useful for someone else. They only take donations at the back of the store in the parking lot area. No more drop-off bins just near the store entrances anymore. They have a series of marked off parking spots in the green colour where you can park and then place your items into the big bins on wheels. You could alternatively roll a bin yourself over to your car to unload if the line is long. To practice good physical distancing, staff aren't allowed to help you unload the items in your car which makes sense so bring some muscle if you got some heavy items.

bedbug walking around on bedsheets at this location. Taken on November 15th 2024…read more I've been going to this value village for 15 years and it has become absolute trash: incredibly expensive (often more expensive than retail price), and now bedbugs.

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.

Plato's Closet Scarborough is a lovely location and definitely one of the best in the GTA! You're…read moregreeted by some friendly workers who are always willing to help whenever needed. The selection of clothing is great from brands like Aritzia, Nike, Adidas, Lululemon & more!

First, I went to the Richmond Hill location, and they did not accept what I brought in. I tried…read morethis location and had no luck either. I asked what type of items they accept and was told items that young adults wear that's within 1.5 years. Anything older will likely not be accepted. They were busy when I arrived, so I was told their assessment of what I brought in would take 40 minutes to an hour. We wandered around, browsing and trying on things while we waited. I actually found a pair of leggings that I ended up purchasing.

Needs to be better service staff. Customer service is non-existant here. I believe the staff who…read morework here are volunteers. The volunteers are to busy with their phones. Its the new Generation hires they dont wanna work. But why come into work and not work. Like why bother, with that aside. They may have good finds here. Expect to shop on your own. Do not expect service. DO look at your receipts that your charged the correct amount. This store i saw them reject donations and is very strict on times to receive. You do know that in order to survive you need peoples donations i would recommend some sort of bin to be placed at the back or something so people can just drop it in there. Your team is rude to people who drop off stuff. Your selling "USED" donated clothes. If I wanted rude/judgey staff i'd go to Holt Renfrew. I would not return here staff needs to be better trained and that falls on management.

We are really into reuse and thirfting to show our kids that clothes can be donated and bought…read moresecond hand to help the community and environment. This place is smaller than expected and had limited but some higher end brands. Good for my wife but limited selection for our kids and for me. I expected so much more for being in Toronto - but compared to Value Village in Durham this place lacked quantity.