I love that they have dressing rooms. I found 2 cute items in less than 5 minutes and I'm a fussy…read moreshopper. Cashiers were friendly.

This used to be a fantastic thrift store, packed to the gills with everything you could imagine!…read moreBooks, clothes, TONS of miscellaneous and toys, records, everything. Now it's like a ghost town. It's in a huge building with tons of empty wasted space, please tell me what happened to this store?!?! Where did everything go? It bums me out. I rarely bother to go in anymore.

I've always been a fan of VDP thrift shops because you can always find something of interest. The…read morestore is very well laid out with most of the floor given over to clothing, which is to be expected. However, they have lots of books, tons of glassware, kids toys, some furniture, and lots of media. They do offer daily specials and color tag sales depending on the day. A couple of finer points to keep in mind is that their bathrooms are kept locked and for customers only and there are no refunds or exchanges. Plenty of photos for more insight.

The staff are courteous and very helpful, And they are…read morewilling to go the extra mile for the customer.

Fairly large and well organized thrift store. They had lots of clothes, furniture, toys, shoes, and…read moreaccessories like scarves and belts. The clothes were organized by gender as well as size which I appreciated. Employees were super nice. There are two dressing rooms right by the register and I spoke with one of them to open it for me. Got lucky with a $5 pair of patagonia shorts so I'll definitely be back if I have time

This is honestly one of my favorite thrift stores in town. Not only because it helps support pets…read morein need but also because you can find great items at reasonable prices. I often go in just to see what they have and will end up leaving with one or two items. Things donated here are usually pretty good quality too. Plus the staff is always very friendly and helpful. Loved seeing that they now have an enclosed area for adoptable cats. After asking about it to the cashier I learned that over 40 cats (maybe more) have been adopted since being there. Sweet to see! A go to spot for thrifters and animal lovers.

I bought a belt for $5 under a sign that said $2, the nasty woman worker said we cant label each…read moresign with the policy "unless marked" and that my belt should have been somewhere else. Fix your attitude and fix your sign.

Nice staff but unfortunately I didn't read the warning that they only accept donations on specific…read moredays of the week! So I had to leave my donations at the Goodwill next door

Excellent service . Can always find what I need. I Like the people and prices work there. Good…read moreprices.

I must have come on an off day or a picked over day. Didn't find much. Everything was well…read moreorganized. Worth a stop though. With resale shops you have to go more than once. As I was coming in, a woman had like 12-14 vhs that she said were free. She had a smile from ear to ear. So, you never know what you will find.

Hidden Gem. Don't pass this place by due to the outside look. When you walk in you are transformed…read moreinto a amazing world of unique collectibles. The person who gave a bad review due to rudeness must have different expectations than most. The people who own the place are not there to entertain you, but there to help only if needed. When I went in I got to wander around without being bugged by the staff. When I did have questions they were more than willing to help. I found newly made Mexico furniture that was just outstanding. I bought two pieces that would have cost hundreds more elsewhere. When I told the owner I was looking for a Southwest table he said "just text me the pictures of what you want & I will send it to my Vendor in Mexico. He can make it to order at a much better price than anywhere else in NM" When I went there to load my heavy pieces the owners family member came out to help me. Totally not required by them, just great people. Some prices were high, but there are many things there consignment so owner has no control over them. This is a must stop.

If you're a big fan of hounding down second-hand awesomeness, like I am, your first venture should…read moreactually be the flea market circuit. Thrift stores, much as they can unveil diamonds in the rough, are indeed labor-intensive and exhaustive. Good flea markets refuse to allow worn and torn merchandise to sit on any shelf. The Family Indoor Flea Market offers booth after booth of delightful finds, and yeah, a lot of this stuff might be sitting in your grandparent's cabin in the mountains, but there's plenty of retro goodness tucked alongside at prices that compare or often beat what you'll find at your local Goodwill. I didn't buy anything here, but I spent about a half hour admiring the goods and I can think of four or five items I'm itching to pull my consumer trigger finger on. Albuquerque is awash in flea markets, which makes a ton of sense because, hey, this entire state is about two decades behind the times and so there's plenty of Rubik's Cubes to go around. There's a ton to find, here: furniture (not couches, but tables and chairs galore), decorations, lamps, comics and kids items, you name it. And again, I was often astonished at the cost. Here's a nudge: some of these vendors are seriously desperate for a sale. Cheap, you hear me? And I can dig that. I'm cheap. Sounds good to me.

I've been a regular shopper at Savers since I started shopping there during Covid. There are SO…read moremany good clothes to be had. One might be surprised by what people donate. I like that I'm choosing a more environmentally friendly option while also enjoying the savings to our budget. The only thing is, you have to look the clothing over really well before you buy. Some people donate clothes that have holes in them. I don't understand why people do that, but they do. I've told my husband that I have the best wardrobe I've ever had in my life since I started shopping at Savers/Goodwill. It can be a little overwhelming when you go in, so go with the idea of shopping for just a few items. Then, if you have the time, browse a few other areas. It is always so much fun to see what you might find. The return policy is exchange only. If you can try it on in the isle, then you know if it fits. If you cannot try it on, then plan carefully for a return (exchange). Buy used!

I came here for the first time on a Monday with my mom, who's more familiar with this store. She…read moreasked a few staff members about the "color of the day" discount, but the experience wasn't great -- the first person was dismissive, the second just guessed, and the third at the register was pretty snappy, finally telling her that the discounts aren't until Wednesday. That miscommunication set the tone a bit. The store itself is fairly organized for a thrift shop, but I'm not sure if the clothes are cleaned before they hit the racks. Pricing was on the higher side for secondhand items. I found a top for $13 that easily felt like it should've been $5 or less. Unless the money goes to a good cause (which wasn't clear), it felt a little overpriced. Location-wise, it's in a rougher part of town with a visible homeless population, and I honestly didn't feel very safe walking in and out. That's not necessarily the store's fault, but it did affect the overall experience. Overall, I may or may not come back. There were some decent finds, but between the staff interactions, prices, and location, it wasn't the most welcoming visit

Josh is the best! He's so kind and helpful! The selection of clothing is huge and the prices are…read morevery reasonable.

From the owner: There is no coffee being sold at the mall at this time!…read more Located inside the Antique Specialty Mall, Coffee & Thrift brings a curated collection of secondhand clothing to the heart of Albuquerque's Nob Hill. Come shop at a huge store full of history and unique finds. Stop by Booth #7643 to find your next favorite fit. Public Restroom and Fitting Room Available!