Great place to drop off your donations. Easy parking right out front and you walk in the door and…read moredrop off your donations in a bin. There was someone there to take the frames I dropped off so they did not break. Everyone was very friendly. I would highly recommend.

Our local Salvation Army depot to drop off clothes and anything else accepted. Staff always help…read morewith multiple items and are very friendly. Happy to donate whenever we can all during the year.

They make it easy to donate stuff. It gives me great joy to know that the things I donated being…read moresold at retail value. Also great place to shop if youre looking for great deal - its on the small side.

So this is very very tiny. It's very clean. I think it might get more donations if the general…read morepublic was more aware that this is a place to donate to

The store is well organize, and items are easy to find without a lot of searching…read more The prices were moderate and the senior discount is generous. I will definitely shop here again

I am so disappointed with shopping at Unique. The prices at this thrift store have become…read moreastronomical. Art is priced as if you are shopping at an upscale gallery. They have mediocre art priced as high as $89.99. They treat the art like it is junk; it is crammed on the shelves and it is stacked haphazardly on the floor. The bric-a-brac is not much better. While they offer a diverse array of tchotchkes they too are exorbitantly overpriced and they are crammed together on the shelves, and have a junky appearance. I commiserated with a customer who wanted to buy a small night light with Blessed mother and the Christ child. it was made in China and I would estimate the value to be around $5; they had it priced at $29.99. They were selling a small Willow tree angel for $14.99; you can get a new one at the Hallmark store in its box for that price or less. I also went into the aisle where they had random picture frames. The aisle was crammed with picture frames which were haphazardly arranged. visually it was unappealing and the art frames on the lower shelf were stacked in a way that they were inaccessible.So here is the dilemma; this is a junky thrift shop that is trying to pretend that it is a boutique and it is not happening. I am all in favor of supporting charity thrift stores but this store is unfairly pricing these donated goods such that the people who depend on thrift shopping to add special things or necessities cannot afford them. Shame on this store. Register your disdain by not buying this merchandise. Also provide feedback to alert others.

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.

Street/side parking drop off right in front which is super convenient, but there can be a line of…read morecars on the weekends, but it's literally a less than 5 minute wait, even less. Haven't been inside but if the demographic is any indication, there's probably a good mix of upper-mid class wares and hidden gems to be found. Happy hunting!

Pretty good place go here a lot, very nice staff. Can find very good deals and cool stuff. Very…read moreorganized and clean.

I love using Salvation Army for all of my donations and pickups. The crew is extremely helpful and…read moreI really appreciate the assistance with heavier pieces of furniture. If you're looking for a wonderful place to donate your goods look no further. I've been using them for years and I'm never disappointed. TY for all your service!

This place is so organized and a great size with lots of furniture, clothes and household items. I…read morefeel like I'm sharing a secret bc it's so good! Prices are lower than goodwill.

This location is a drop off donation point as well as books, music/dvds, artwork & some toys only…read more If you want the one with clothes & etc... go to the one at Seven Corners: 6136 Arlington Blvd, Falls Church, VA 22044 (Willston Shopping Center). Its in the same strip mall as 5 Guys, Safeway, Chick-fil-a... Anyway, this location has softcover books & cds for around $0.99 & hardcover books $1.99. They also have sale items depending on color price sticker if you are a member (sign up free). Although the selects are hit and miss, you can't beat the prices for music and books. Much cheaper than other thrift stores. Some cds are still in plastic. I see a lot of younger people browse for vinyl records and there is also a good selection. Most are from people's personal collections. Can't be the prices. Getting in and out can be tricky depending on traffic. And if you feel generous, round up to the next dollar cause you definitely save a lot shopping for your music and reading needs!

The employees are super nice here but it's gone from being a drop off location and large store to…read morebeing a drop off center with a small book/CD/vinyl/DVD/art and yes VHS area. They have a decent selection and prices are cheap but know before you go so you aren't expecting a full store.

I had bad experiences with witnessing both staff and patients cursing and violating regulations…read more I've witnessed a man punch a man in the face with blood on the ground. It's almost like walking on eggshells in here.

Disappointed when I had a specific appr. with a YaYa who never called back when she said she would…read morenor the male whom she said would for info I still went to the appt. I went to wrong office who called her and she said I should come right over but when I did she had left for lunch! I waited 15 minutes but when she did not return I left. She called and left vm for me to come back but I did not A shoddy way to run a shelter don't you think?