I usually have a good experience in Manchester Savers. Today was exceptional. I was having a bad attack of low blood pressure. I needed to exchange some clothing for some new items. As I am trying to do this and being helped by a charming young woman so sorry I did not get your name I told her I was getting dizzy. Do you want a chair? Chair brought to me. Do you need some sugar? No it's low blood pressure. I need something to drink. She calls her manager Cory and he brings me 2 glasses of water which was exactly what I needed. I still had not checked out. Their concern for my wellbeing was real and beautiful. This is my first yelp review. As far as how I was treated today it is a resounding 5. read more

absolutely love this store. The first time I went was a few years ago, and I spent 5 hours here! I went back FINALLY yesterday and found so many amazing bargains (bring a donation and get a 20% off up to $100 purchase)~ I found everything from boots, to winter jackets, to a cute hat, new scarves, new warm winter sock-slippers, spring/summer dresses, my new beach towel for the summer, a bunch of new tape cassettes for the tape deck in my car, a few old cool sports magazines and a brand new comforter for my bed! Everything was in BRAND NEW condition! I can't wait to go back here Greyson did a great job helping me at checkout. read more

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Terrible. No fitting rooms. wasted a 30 minute drive for this and the selection is not that great. Don't waste your time.

I'm a new lover of Savers. These days it's challenging to find used housewares which are easily accessible & priced to sell. I've found that most consignment/thrift store (some call themselves 'vintage' or 'antique' stores) prices are comparable to buying very similar things, brand new at places like Homegoods, Marshall's & TJ Maxx. Savers stores are spread out across the state(s) but the 2 I frequent (Manchester & Newington) never fail to reveal at least one great find for an unbelievable price. I'm shopping for a used filing cabinet & came across these cute vanities for great prices. This location seems to have fewer 'finds' than the one in Newington & Outfitters Thrift Store but it's still a great place to shop! read more

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We helped participate in this group for a fundraiser. Our group has some people who are with vision limitations and or blind. Im aware of limited exposure to this group by the company but seriously needed to be aware of different obstacles instead of what they thought worked for them. With that attitude and constant miscomnunications we no longer want to fundraise with them. Either get educated or lose more help. read more

Jewelry is extremely overpriced - they think they are a jewelry store and not a "THRIFT" shop.

Workers are very disrespectful to customers they don't know how to express theirselves to customers forgotten if we don't donate they don't have any work and still they keep disrespecting customers I don't know some of them think because you are there to buy something used they have every right to talk to you anyhow that's not proper and it's not a good name for the store read more

Over the years I have gotten some cool finds but you need to dig deep. It has never been worth my time to go through the records. There is almost always a large selection of plates and cups if you need that. Lots of games. I think prices in general are fair, although i can't find a nice shirt for under $15 which kind of defeats the point of buying used. Furniture, has been a miss for me for the past 3 years. Usually a lot of people here shopping. With the automated registers there are more and more people up front 'working' that really aren't doing anything. Bathrooms are locked and in general the place smells like B.O. read more

You can find a random good deal sometimes but overall it's overpriced. Sometimes there are video games which is cool, and their media section is pretty fair. Along with dishes, which are always fairly priced. Clothes-wise, pants can be affordable (6 dollars to 12) but shirts are crazy expensive. More affordable than Goodwill, however. read more

For a place that accepts Donations your prices are extremely high. $5 for a used t-shirt $9.50 for a flower pot..this place is supposed to be a place for anyone to be able to afford to come shop. Please don't donate or shop here. Find a shelter or an ACTUAL non profit organization to donate to! read more

Prices are insane! Scratched up non-stick pots and pans for nearly as much Clothes priced to nearly new prices in the department stores. These are flea market items that you would pay $.25 to a few bucks for even a couple years ago. A couple coin banks new in box at prices higher than eBay! I go in there every few months and browse but I'm always disappointed. These items are donated so they are free. Anything they make is profit. I know there is overhead to pay the employees and keep the lights on read more

As a senior I sent to Savers on Senior Day to pick up a few bargains. There was something I wanted but wasn't priced. I asked someone and they said they'd get a manager to price it. When she came over she said "I can't price that because I'm too busy." She turned around and went back to the counter. I watched her from the clothes rack for about 10 minutes; she was on her phone, talking to other girls that worked there... doing everything BUT working. When I went back to her and asked her to speak to another manager or someone above her rank she said, "Nobody want to talk to you." She refused to get someone to talk to me. Needless to say I will never shop there again even if it is thrifty. Go to GOODWILL. read more

This particular location has some of the best selection when compared with similar businesses in the area. Although some may find the pricing to differ from their sister stores in Nashua and Portsmouth (technically Newington, but who's counting?), I've found that it accurately reflects the value of the individual item, and they've always been willing to review them if there's a disagreement. Moreover, the staff in this location seem truly engaged in the business's stated mission, which is a nice change from *cough*Goodwill*cough* and *cough*Salvation Army*cough* which seem to abuse their non-profit status to ill ends. If you're choosing to donate, this is the right place to do it without having to be concerned about your impact. Negatives? Well, due to it's very nature, the store itself may appear to some to have a disorganized, shabby appearance. Housekeeping in the facilities portion occasionally falls below their radar, but when mentioned is typically addressed promptly. Front end staff have been known to be distracted, and this can occasionally lead to less than exemplary service. But let's be honest here- all in all, it's a decent trade for the value. (Full disclosure: I was employed by this company, however my statements are based on my personal shopping experience, and as much as humanly possible I've tried to write this review objectively. Simply stated, what I've wrote is what I believe. ) read more

Where do I start? Savers before the pandemic . . . 50% off sales for all the holidays on clothing, shoe, accessories, bed & bath. Now, sometimes it's 30% Savers gave donation receipts. Not any more. Print one online yourself. How's that for lack of customer service? Savers gives a 20% off and a $2/$5 discount when you donate. You used to be able to use both together in the same purchase my local store. That ended about 3/1/23. Prices have approximately doubled since the start of the pandemic. Most jeans are now $13.49 and $16.99. Used to be $7.99 or less. LED candles were generally $1.99. Now they are $2.99, $3.49 & $3.99 Dressing rooms? The store used the pandemic to get rid of them. Now it's buy and try it at home? It doesn't fit? Well, you get to use the item cost to you after any discounts, toward another purchase but only within 14 days. No returns on items except clothes and shoes. The item doesn't work? You paid for trash. Refunds? Not quick and easy. While you used to be able to use a $2 off $5 coupon on a return, now, the net amount after the return is deducted must be $5 or more. What does that means? It means I was essentially offered $1 credit toward a pair of jeans when the item I was returning cost me $3 because, you guessed it, the net price after the return was subtracted was just under $5 and coupon no longer applied. *** Watch what you buy*** I bought item that I didn't see the hole in when I bought it, but got it home and had to bring it back. I was told it should not have been put on the floor because of the hole. But guess what, the day after I returned it, it was back out there for sale again. The help? Not friendly like they were. You can tell people there are not happy. When I asked for the store manager, I was pointed to a girl in her early 20s who obviously had zero customer service skills. It's a real joke. Also, customer is charged for bags. Remember too that Savers is not a not for profit. I guess that's pretty obvious in the way it pinches pennies from customers. Conclusion: Savers has much better selection than the other thrift stores, but is really not a consumer friendly store. Prices have gone way up, discounts have gone way down, dressing rooms are gone, return policy is really poor, and customer service is highly lacking. If you go there, be sure what you buy works and will fit you, but at this store, its customer beware. read more

This savers has a huge selection of stuff. I give this 4 instead of 5 stars because some of the items are really high priced.

I seek out thrift stores in every city that we visit. You never know what goodie you will find. This Savers was all into their Halloween items for sale. The store had a huge collection. I found the store to be neat and clean. The prices were a little on the high side for my taste. (I think that is happening all over though.) Unfortunately, on this trip, I did not find anything I wanted or needed to buy. read more

This is your typical Saver's: overpriced, messy, children running around unattended, one register open with a monotone cashier ringing you out. I just don't understand their pricing system. I went there today and they had a Carter's polo shirt for $10...I can buy that SAME exact shirt brand new at Babies R Us for the same price! Seems that whoever is pricing the clothes has no idea what brands are higher end. They seem to price all the Carter's clothing more than anything else (especially the pajamas, what is with them pricing used Carter's pajamas at 6.99?!)This has worked out to my benefit a few times because I have gotten some nice Hannah Andersson pajamas for 5 bucks a piece. I can't speak for the rest of the selection, as every time I'm there I can barely stand to look through all the baby clothes. read more

The Savers store next to the Fox Run Mall in Newington is much cleaner, better stocked, and more appropriately priced. There's something for everyone and the quality of goods is higher. It's not as conveniently located as Manchester (which I'd be hard-pressed to ever visit again for many of the same reasons as other reviewers), but it's easy to make a stop there on the way to or from the beach. read more

Savers is a cool store if you're looking for decent clothes for affordable prices. Normally I avoid thrift stores all together, especially in the city of Manchester. But this store always seems to be clean and well maintained. read more

This is a pretty legitimate store. I have experienced some downright sketchy sales clerks at other savers, but so far the cashiers here have been decent. The store is fairly big, and i think it is better than the one in nashua. The one in nashua has a lot more dated stuff, their store may appear big but a lot of the slots are empty. You can definitely find some treasures here if you look hard enough. Overall, savers are cleaner and better organized than goodwill. But you will find items at savers that you wonder why bothering to buy thrift, when a j crew dress is $12.99. read more

Some really cool finds, and good jean selection. But they need to bring back the fitting rooms, and some prices for houseware are a little steep. read more

I'm mixed here. They have much higher quality items than goodwill. But they are much more expensive. They have good sales and discount cards when you donate. Overall a good place to get clothes and random things. Gotta watch those tags though. You'll love a dress and than the tag says $20... it's thrift, not consignment... I do enjoy popping in during a sale, otherwise I won't bother. read more

Savers - Overpriced..... - Thrift Stores Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

I go here only so often. Halloween is pretty good but the prices for costumes are about as expensive as Party City or Spirit Halloween but less quality. You can find pretty good accessories there like I did purchase a Harley Quinn wig yesterday that actually isn't bad. I took it apart and had to fix the hair and spray it to look almost natural but not bad. For other clothing, the prices are ridiculous. I find better deals at my favorite stores in the mall. It's used and dirty. It shouldn't be near that price for what i'm getting- someone else's junk. For real, I saw some of the things I DONATED and they were ridiculously priced. Come on now... read more

Each time I give this location a chance I completely regret it. The workers are so very mean spirited it ruins the whole vibe. I was really appalled when I was told I wasn't allowed to use the restroom, I am six months pregnant. I am 24 and do not expect special treatment so I get it. But the reason I am writing this is because after I asked and was denied a women with a walker at least 80 years old was told she couldn't use the restroom either. I felt a sudden urge to stick up for her but I will never be a difficult customer. I think seeing 90% of there customers are elderly it is disgusting they give the bare minimum in everything they do. Do better and be kinder. So sad the way they treat such loyal kind customers. read more

A large thrift store with a varied selection. A lot of cloths and not much furniture. Large book selection including kid's chapter books. read more

Savers - Thrift Stores Near Me - Manchester, New Hampshire

Kristen that had lovely blue hair and glasses dismissed me several times once I had stated, I was making a return and saw several other people before addressing my concern. When attempting to process the exchange. She informed me that there was only 15 days that could be done and pointed out the receipt in the small, fine print. I informed her i was never informed of their policy and I am partially blind she dismissed me again by repeating herself, stating it is on the receipt handing the receipt to me. I asked if something was wrong as I told her that I felt she was being disrespectful and she told me I was being rude "and started it". She then told the other cashier that "she can take care of my issue as she is not dealing with me anymore". I don't know if she is thinking I am someone else, but this is not the way to treat a customer whatsoever. I am very dissatisfied and this needs to be addressed. She has great hair but not the greatest attitude. I hope she was just having a bad day and that I am the only one she acted this way towards because no one deserves to be treated that way I truly hope things get better for her. read more

I LOVE Savers. My family and I visit this store frequently and always find some amazing treasures. My kids enjoy buying books from their large book section (always buy three get one free I believe). We have a huge collection of boardgames from Savers as well, including some harder to find favorites from when I was a kid! There is a ton of clothing to look through. I have found brand new clothes, with tags on them still, for a fraction of what they would have originally cost. As another reviewer said, there isn't a huge furniture selection. Typically some chairs, a dresser or two, and other smaller furniture items. I did find a large wardrobe there though and some various children's chairs that are a great addition to my home. The store itself is decently organized and pretty clean. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. Overall I definitely recommend checking this place out if you like thrift stores! read more

Huge store with a good selection but prices are ridiculously high. I was looking for old road bikes. They had rusty old Columbia for 150$. It's unreal. You can find much nicer road bike for 70-100$ on Craigslist. read more

I'm abducted to this place... so many treasures!! The jewelry lady is the coolest too!!!

Great store if you can go in fairly often and not need a specific item. I have found great gently used or brand new clothes here. I use both punch card saving options. One is punched as you spend money there, the other is punched each time you donate items. Also 30% off on Tuesdays for 55 and older shoppers. I do agree that many of the items I've seen hanging on the wall are overpriced. Many of them I have seen at the $ store and are sold or resold for more here. I have always had excellent customer service here. When I pull up to the drive thru drop off they come down to help me. When someone inside cant answer a question they have gone to find the answer or another employee that could answer my question. They all seem happy to be there and happy to help. Good lighting, large dressing rooms with doors not curtains. read more

Savers is still as good as it gets in terms of Thrift shops. I shop here numerous times a month and absolutely love the price to quality ratio. I've never had a bad experience here. Many times I have been able to find numerous items that i snatched up in a heart beat. Coming back multiple times a week and finding new items is testament to the back of the house workers work ethic as well. read more

Prices are FAR too high, the staff is super unfriendly. And one of the MANAGERS was swearing and taught my 3 year old some choice words. Barely got an apology when I complained to even corporate. read more

Savers is a for profit company that gives a little to charity. They started out in this area having some good bargains in well kept stores. In the last few months prices have jumped to a level that there is little motivation to go there or to donate to them. If they are not running a big sale, I would not bother. It is as if they priced to provide bargains and when they got established they hiked prices. There are better places to go. read more

I love Savers. I was surprised to see so many complaints about the prices. I will brake for a thrift store, consignment shop, whatever, anytime, anywhere, and have been doing so for years; prices have gone up everywhere. Savers is still perfectly reasonable, and, as opposed to Goodwill, the quality is quite good ("Goody's" is becoming infamous for stained, pilly clothing at jacked up prices). The staff has always been polite and friendly and the store is clean. There are good discounts to be had if you sign up (free) or donate (20 to 30 % off your total) so that should help if you don't like the prices. Definitely worth a drop-in. read more

I have shopped here several times..this has become the worst place ..Tammy the cashier was very rude and cranky..she wasn't helpful at all.she seems stuck up and talked down to my friend and I..I wasn't impressed at all. Not a good experience...I won't be returning read more

Pricing is out of control! The manager of the store is obviously on a power trip or something! The last time I checked all items are donated so you would think the prices actually reflect that of a true thrift store. NOPE not even close, used beat up items matched to what is found on eBay! When considering pricing items this way, just because it sold or someone is asking a certain price for something, no way should it reflects it's value. Maybe the item on eBay was mint and the item at savers is used badly, or vice versa, your price can't reflect it. There is a lot to consider, however why does Savers care what it's value is when ALL ITEMS WERE DONATED!!!!! My guess it's like anything when it comes to the flow of money GREED takes over. It clearly has at SAVERS in Manchester, NH! Lower your prices you GREEDY Bastards! read more

Bought furniture and was told I could pick it up the next day and they sold it to someone else WITH THE SOLD STICKER ON THE TWO ITEMS! How ridiculous? I am all about my money going to a good cause but that's very very rude! read more

I can get a five dollar T-shirt brand-new why would I go to thrift store to buy used for the same price

Loved this super thrift store. Probably my favorite thrift store i've ever been to, better than Plato's Closet, which doesn't have vintage clothes like this store. Had a wide variety of things ranging from Jackets to belts to activewear to cookware to shoes and so much more. You can find pretty much anything here and the selection is huge. The cashier was a bit slow at checking out, but I didn't mind since the employees were still nice and helpful. Definitely coming back again for more vintage clothes. read more

Very large store. Mostly clothing, some housewares, not much furniture. The prices are very high. I've browsed the store several times and not purchased anything. I'm not paying close to retail for a worn used item. read more