We were passing by when we saw this thrift store. As we'd never been we decided to check it out…read more The store is large with a lot of clothes. Prices are a bit high in general. But you can find a few bargains if you search. The place was neat. Checkout was easy. We did find a couple things to purchase here.

Found this Thrift shop while out and about exploring. Store…read moreis well stocked and aisles are free of clutter. Staff is constantly putting out new items on floor. We purchased a few items and staff was friendly.

This store is jam-packed with clothing, shoes, housewares, furniture and decor. However, it's…read moredingy, dark, and dusty, and the items are well-worn. There was a sign on the door that all items are 50% off with certain things at 75% off, but there was nothing in the store I would want even at that discount.

St. Mark's Church operates this thrift shop in order to provide clothing and other items…read moreinexpensively to the community while raising funds for outreach ministries. I was in the area and stopped here on a whim. What a wonderful find! They have several rooms filled with furniture, home goods, art, sports equipment, books, clothes, and accessories. They had a large selection of children's items which was great for me. Everything in the store was an additional 50 percent off. I was able to get two bags full of books, a twister game, stickers, balls for the treasure box, and some other assorted odds and ends for $3.50. The staff here was wonderful, so sweet and caring. If you are looking to score a deal, unload things you no longer need, and keep the planet healthy by recycling than come out and support St. Mark's.

Goodwill was founded in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor but could fix the items. They were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This Goodwill in West Palm Beach operates as part of the Gulfstream Goodwill which operates in 5 counties, Palm Beach, Martin, Okeechobee, St. Lucie, and Indian River. There are 27 retail locations, 2 outlets, and 41 donation centers. Gulfstream Goodwill Industries Inc., was founded in 1966 by former Mayor of West Palm Beach, Ham Anthony who decided to establish a Goodwill enterprise in Palm Beach County. Mr. Anthony brought together local business leaders who shared his vision and created the first board of directors made up of some of the most prominent businessmen in Palm Beach County at that time. The first rehabilitation facility was opened in 1968. From a start of 10 employees. Gulf Stream Goodwill has grown to over 900 employees serving as the largest health, human and social services nonprofit in the South Florida area. Gulfstream Goodwill operates 4 rehabilitation facilities and many residential transitional housing facilities. This was my first time visiting this Goodwill location and I did not leave empty handed! They had all of the usual home goods, books, toys, and large selection of clothes that you expect to find. After browsing a bit I found a pair of limited edition Brooks Ugly sweater sneakers in my size and Temptations bakeware for only $5. Thrifting can be hit or miss but this was a win for me.

I only had about 10-15 minutes to spare, but WOW! Attention Lilly Pulitzer lovers: they have a wide…read moreassortment and many NWT pieces priced at $15.99. Most was featured behind the register; however, there are other garments sprinkled in throughout the store. The handbag selection is nice and the dress wall extends for days! I'll have to return when I have more time to browse, but this location is definitely worth a shop. I departed with a black versatile LP sweatshirt dress. I didn't need her but she will give me JOY. I envision her styled sporty chic with sneakers eating gelato in Rome.

What a cute shop in an eclectic area. Day by Day Shoppe is located in the Old Northwood Historic…read moredistrict in North Palm Beach. There are a lot of kitchen and home decor items. You can get some great gift ideas here. Don't forget to look up, there are a lot of items hanging from the ceiling. While there spend some time walking along Northwood Road looking at the other shops, restaurants and murals.

Created in 2016, this shop is located in the historic Northwood neighborhood in North Palm Beach…read more The commercial section is a wonderful mix of unique restaurants and shops. I was in the area on a Saturday afternoon so I took advantage to visit an area I am in love with. This was the first time I noticed the Day by Day Shoppe and the inviting outside made me want to peek in. I had the pleasure of meeting the owner Will who it turns out is quite an artist. The store specializes in a mixture of new and used items. It has a vintage vibe that I adore. Will wants to upcycle and encourage people to find a creative new life for items they might otherwise throw away. From used items he creates amazing one of a kind pieces. I ended up purchasing a flower feeder for my garden made from a plate and a vase. I am going to lay bird food on it or fruit for the butterflies. I also bought a darling butterfly girl to hang in the tree above my butterfly garden. My new finds inspired me to go out and finally weed the area. In addition to wonderful accents for your garden, the shop has all kinds of home decor and accessories at very reasonable prices. Items range from just a few dollars to several hundred. I love Will's eye for design. Pot holders and dish towels for your kitchen, jewelry, glassware, china, bags, and tiny hanging gardens for your windows were just some of the items I coveted. I will definitely be back to do some holiday shopping this year. I also have my eye on a certain light fixture that Will created. Another reason to visit the store in addition to the one of a kind items is that Northwood is having a special event to help the Bahamas. The merchants in the area are collecting supplies and donating money to provide relief to the Bahamas. 10 percent of my purchase went to help support the Bahamas. So buy cool things and do good at the same time by shopping Northwood this weekend.

This is a very large Thrift Store and we found just what were looking for…read more Takes with finding some '60s tie dye outfits we were not disappointed. We also browsed through the bric a brac as they were open late today. Neat and well organized, there is always someone doing cleaning and reorganizing throughout the store.

We've been here before, but it's a couple years. It's memorable because the entrance to the store…read moreis around the back of the shopping center. It's a typical goodwill. There are lots of clothes. They are displayed fairly neatly, but within types (pants, tops, skirts), they are organized by color not sizes. They also have some bric a brac, furniture, records, dvds, books and art, and electronics -- towards the back of the store. These sections are much smaller. I haven't found anything here yet to buy -- but you never know as stock changes in these places.

One of the best, most well-priced antique stores in the area! The store offers a variety of…read morefurniture, art, and vintage decor ranging from the late 19th century to the eighties. The owner has been incredibly helpful every time we've visited, you can tell this store is a real passion of his. He's helped us carry furniture out to the car and given us great deals on pieces, excellent customer service all around. Every Sunday he gets in a new haul of antiques, so be sure to come by as early in the week as you can!

Very diverse selection available so you can find something special! And the owner is really nice…read moreand accommodating!

We came here thinking it was a different thrift shop, but it's always fun to browse through a new…read moreplace if you're a life long antique buff/collectibles junkie. This lake worth/palm beach store is right south of the college and funds go to the rehab center. It's a small building. The actual entrance is on the north side -- not the canopy you see facing Congress. Inside is a mix of a bit of everything -- from furniture to clothes; some knickknacks and jewelry; books and accessories. They were having a sale the day we came based on the yellow colored tags. Some items were as much as 75% off. The clothing -- as usual a much smaller group of men's items than women's stuff -- is very, very reasonably priced. When we first entered they had a platter in my exact Dansk pattern. I also considered a wine rack, a candle holder, and a picture -- but wasn't in love. So, although I didn't buy anything this time... I'll come back to see what's new. With prices like these, it might be well worth a detour.

Didn't expect to find so much! Great selection of quality used furniture, and new pieces come in…read moreoften so every visit feels like a treasure hunt. Prices are excellent, everything is in great condition, and Jeff was friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful without pressure. Highly recommend if you're furnishing on a budget--I'll be back.

Went looking for furniture for my brother-in-law who is moving from New York to Florida…read more Disappointed in the selection and quality of the furniture, low end.