These scammers are advertising their business on Facebook with a listing for fake Pokémon cards…read more From the images of the cards it's blatantly obvious that they are fake, and they want $22 a piece for the fake cards which is a fraction of what the real card (Umbreon SIR from Evolving Skies) goes for so they clearly know they are ripping people off. Even if you are intending to buy something completely unrelated to Pokémon or cards, I would stay far away from such a dishonest and immoral business.

Dope thrift store! Black-owned! Owner is a gentleman, very helpful, and professional. He's…read morewelcoming as soon as you enter the store. He's humorous while assisting you find what you're looking for. He helped me put my things in the car and brought me my things I left at the register to the car! I like shopping there! Lots of variety!

2-1/2 minutes of waiting at the register while 4 employees stood by the door chatting and two made…read moreeye contact with me. I timed it! Once the woman working the register was sent over by another employee (who had apologized for the wait) she didn't say hi, barely vocalized the total owed, and slammed my card back on the counter like it was a bother to have to ring me up. Their selections are reasonable, not as good as the goodwill on bel air road in perry hall, but the attitude is not worth dealing with here!

I'll give it 4 stars. This Goodwill is across the street from a Salvation Army store which, by…read morecomparison, is pretty weak. The Goodwill, however, isn't bad at all. It's a bit more organized than its competitor, and the inventory seems to be a bit better. Furthermore, I feel like I've made better finds in regards to vintage housewares and vinyl records (I walked in and someone had just dropped off en enormous collection of electronica and house, a lot of which was new and/or sealed). It doesn't have as much furniture, but I'm okay with that - most donation stores have awful, battered furniture. This store certainly specializes in clothes and housewares, and definitely feels a bit cleaner than Salvation Army.

The staff are friendly and welcoming. They have a great selection of items as well as great deals…read more Lots of amazing designer finds.

Hi! The clothing is top quality ( a lot of designers) at a " girl and men on a budget" price. I…read morelove that KYS caters to the average size woman and, yes, they clothing, shoes, accessories for men also! I kind of want to keep the shop a secret but the boutique deserves a shout-out!! . The owner is very kind, personable, and accommodating; also, she knows how to put a look together. Very large selection of items. I've shopped KYS many times.. Try KYS! PS..same review on Google because the feeling is the same!! legit.

I had been in here a few times and was very impressed with their nice selection and decent prices…read more However, the last time I went in they had a 'designer' section with some upscale brands that were all inflated to 500% of what they should have been charging. Don't get me wrong, I take no issue with charging more for better brands, but prices between $60-$75 are unreasonable for a charity thrift store. Goodwill may do the same, but not to the same extent. This is NOT a thrift store - it is more on par with consignment prices. I just don't like that they get these clothes donated and then mark them up and call themselves an 'affordable thrift shop'. It's false advertising and frankly - especially considering their likely exemption from taxes - a little greedy.

This shop is small, but they had some good items. I came on a day where the items were 75% off,…read morewhich is good, because I wouldn't have paid otherwise. Reason for a dock in the stars is because I was thrifting this day and I had previously gone to others. Reasonable price for a jack $6-$12 from these other stores. At this store? $40. Now, with the 75% off deal, things were reasonable. I got a dress, a necklace, and a jacket. The store was very clean. The women at the counter took a long, long while to figure out the cash register.

We've been visiting various thrift stores around the county recently, and thus far I feel like this…read moreGoodwill has been the most disappointing. If I could describe it in one word: SPARSE. I know Goodwill gets donations constantly, but you wouldn't know that by visiting this location. They had maybe two dozen pairs of men's pants (not counting "slacks"). So much for finding a couple pairs of cargo/work pants for Jeremy. We left empty-handed

This location should be ashamed. I saw crazy prices, some things cost more than they cost in Ross,…read moreTJMaxx and heck, Walmart. $25 dollar throw blankets. Vase priced at more than the original cost at Ross. Such a shame. I will. It be returning and do not recommend.

This isn't a small store, but the selection isn't massive. Found a jesus statue, holding a headless…read morechild, so that shows you the quality of the merchandise here... or that the employees aren't paying any attention to what they are putting on the shelves. I suppose they do a decent enough business with the college kids. There was also a fantastic pink pimp furry coat for anyone who wanted to dress up as cotton candy for Halloween- I WAS there looking for Halloween outfits, but the coat was much too large for me. I made Jeremy try it on and the people nearby all seemed greatly amused, as was I. He also tried on this burgundy bathrobe that could have been some decent pimpwear. We didn't buy anything.

Like most thrift stores, this place is hit or miss. The dressing rooms are still closed, which…read moreseems like a pandemic precaution holdover at most thrift stores. I've come in here before and left empty handed and other times left with a full haul of treasures. On a recent visit, I was interested in the glassware and ceramics section and managed to find a ton of amazing steals. Most items ranged from $1-$2 which I appreciated since other donation type thrift stores seem to be charging a lot more nowadays. I also found a gorgeous genuine leather purse for only $12 and of course, had to take it home with me. I would recommend checking out this Goodwill for accessories and home goods. Although, the clothing is a bit harder to sift through and I haven't had much luck myself.

Visit 1 x month, have found many excellent fines, both for home and clothing for work. Very…read moreimpressed with the store and associates.

I've been in the store recently and have noticed employees shopping, telling other employees what…read morethey are shopping for, having items put aside for them. Some of the staff are rude, push by you before saying excuse me. Having conversations on the phone while on the floor. The main thing I noticed was around Christmas there was items coming out to be bought that was not on the floor but rather from the back. Back with the other owner I remember seeing employees hiding merchandise and getting them when they get off their shift, I thought with the new owners things would be different.

Even though this review is being posted during Covid, it's an overall review based upon all visits…read moreover the last two years. Overall, this place has a great selection, but mostly really high prices for a thrift store. The good: This place is well stocked and organized. The employees are generally friendly and helpful. The parking lot is huge. Donations can be dropped off in the rear of the store. The bad: The pricing-- Restore seems to try and charge retail price for each item regardless of condition. Restore will not "haggle" even if the item is damaged. This place would easily earn 4 or even 5 stars, but the pricing feels way out of line for their mission of building community and offering "prices well below retail". On a recent visit, there was a $10 Ikea chair tagged for $25 and several Walmart items with $1.00 tags still on them priced for 5 times as much.

Employees were very nice and helpful also.. I found out they had two levels first and second…read morefloor.. and a very nice selection of furniture and other household items along with some used tools in construction supplies of different sorts

Stopped in today to drop off some items for consignment and it was such an easy process! The staff…read moretook the items immediately and took about 10 mins or so and they went over the process and we were done. While waiting, I browsed across their three floors and they had an overwhelming selection of item with 50% off items in the basement level. They offer a range of items and brands, there is something for everyone!

Duckpin Consignment should be your top destination for all things secondhand. Especially designer!…read moreThe quality is amazing, the value is the best, and the product and inventory any time of year is always packed. Duckpin takes only the best and highest quality secondhand items in the area. While the selection for selling your clothes can be picky, you expect fair commission and payouts in a timely manner. Service is always great if you're in the store! Commission when selling clothes is 50/50 which is pretty high for the area in terms of consigning. Your items, if taken by the store, are almost guaranteed to sell, ensuring you receive great money for your items.