Service was great and they have a ton of stuff. Can't beat the prices for everyday items. Would recommend this location to anyone and it's all for a great cause. read more

I like this thrift store. They have furniture, home items, clothes, shoes, accessories, decorations, and more. I think the prices are fair too. Unlike other local thrift stores that have become overpriced due to the new "trendiness" of thrifting. Pros: ALL proceeds from store go to church not a corporation; every week they pick a color tag that is 50% off; they have a rewards program that saves you money; you can donate items here; new items come in daily; big lot for parking; employees are nice Cons: it smells bad in the store (personal opinion); no restrooms; NO dressing rooms (closed recently due to theft) read more

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You can find nice furniture to help get someone on their way in a new apartment. And their prices are great.

No dressing rooms any more. Not great stuff. Over priced . It's like someone must be grabbing the good stuff in the back. And they chained off the parking lot that makes it hard to get to given the one way streets. read more

Let me start out by saying this is not my favorite thrift store, but it's definitely not the worst and is getting better. I like that they have a 50c clothing section now and the workers are friendly to me. I still don't like how expensive things like a $100 hockey table and a $150 dated couch can be sold when they are given for free. I would recommend if you are looking for some clothes but strongly recommend that you look elsewhere for anything else. P.S. I updated the stars from a 1 to a 3 from the last review. read more

I'm sorry to see the two more negative comments for the Cora St Vincents. Myself, my sister, and my mother frequent this location all the time and always find something to purchase. Largely decorative items, and my mom and sister find holiday decorations all the time. I think the items are priced really low, some I would think they could have charged even a little more for. There always seem to be a good amount of shoppers inside. Clothing seems like there are a good number of donors from the area, including just across the bridge in Sewickley. I've donated boxes and boxes of items I just didn't need or couldn't store any longer. I'm rather OCD :o) about making sure everything is spotlessly clean and even do any small repairs or touch-ups if needed. I live in a neighborhood in Sewickley and while walking my dog on garbage night, have "rescued" some absolutely wonderful items in perfect condition, and have I've taken them to the Cora. St Vincents, again doing any cleaning if it's needed. My sister has donated some pretty nice furniture with nothing wrong with it, just that she changed things around or gotten some new things and didn't any longer have room for it. Unfortunatley all the clothing consignment stores in the area are rather picky about items only being 1 or 2 years old max, so end up also donating some pretty nice clothing (unfortunately usually because it doesn't fit me any longer :o) I also encourage people to donate to a thrift store. It's upsetting to me to see the perfect items people in my neighborhood leave out for the garbage. It's also puzzling, it's not that much trouble going across the Sewickley bridge a few times a year to donate your closet-cleaning items to St V's, or any thrift store in the area. read more

The store has the best variety of items with the best weekly sales! My family has found many items for our homes and they do not look second hand, in fact many items are antique!! Eva and Mark are the best employees ever and are so helpful and a blessing to that store!!!! The prices with the weekly sales cannot be beat. This is the fav thrift store around our area! read more

To drive all the way from Lawrenceville to Coraopolis, one must really love a thrift store. For years, I made the pilgrimage without complaint, getting lost almost every single time. Then, they "remodeled," and were closed for months. My heart broke into a thousand little pieces every time I caressed one of my amazing finds from the Coraopolis SVDP and thought about how different it would be when they re-opened. I was hopeful, more space, better stuff, something new? Alas, it was not to be. The store looks almost the same after the remodel, but the prices all skyrocketed because someone has to pay for it. Gone are all the funky, weird, magical treasures I would find there. They have been replaced by the drones and clones of the same garbage you can find anywhere else. The strength of this store was the uniqueness and antiqueness of its items. Without that, it is a hollow shell that's just too far away. There are still occasional good finds, and the furniture selection remains one of the better ones in the city, so I will give three stars, but this went from the top "must shop" thrift store on my list, to very near the very bottom. read more

It was not very well stocked and seemed dirty. The story was busy. The people that worked there were nice but they need to clean it up and get more stuff. read more

Pretty good prices and a wide array of clothes and misc. They accept donations onsite too.

help! My mom elderly unfortunately may have donated a "keepsake" of mine....which means nothing to anyone else...it's an old item of clothing...30 years old...and I called and now the clerk is looking into this item....God Bless her for trying to find it....it could of been accidently donated weeks ago...maybe a month ago..but is so diffferent...it may have been sold quickly or not at all...but I am praying to get it back..even if I have to buy it....I trusted her, my mom to understand it was really important to me...but sometimes they forget...and now I am just sick...and I have hope that they will find it in the back or find it on the rack....even now. My 19 yr. old daughter helped Gramma find this piece of clothing today....just an hour later....so I called the store to save them the time/effort of finding this piece of clothing...but it is never too late to try....and try I did....so to all those out there with elderly parents....please help them and ask them to only donate items once you have joined them in reviewing what they think is "not of use to them"....whew....this is a happy ending for me. And thanks to this staff for even offering to look for it on the floor and in the back of the store! read more

This place has really gone down hill since late last year. OK if you are looking for a couch, pictures, pots and pans, cookbooks or cheap Chinese imports. They never put anything vintage out any more. No jewelry except junk. Where are all the donations going? Not on the floor, that's for sure. read more