There are things I loved about this gigantic store and things that left me fuming as I walked out…read morethe door. My first rating was 3 stars; but given that I spent over $100 (not including the 25% off I got because it was a Thursday) and look forward to going back, I think 4 is fairer. New digs, so I need new furnishings. Decided to thrift shop for home decor and essentials before paying for new. Scored some really great deals! Like an ironing board for $5.99. Billy Squire greatest hits CD for $1.99. (No judgement!) Lots of baskets and containers for storage, new lampshades, a looks-like-new baking pan, and a bunch of other similar items. There are rows and rows and rows of household items, grouped by a top category (such as kitchen appliances), then subcategory (such as coffee makers. Bedding, then King sheets. Furniture, lamps. Etc. You get the idea.) Then there are categories for Wood Decor, Plastic, Metal, etc. Rows and rows of clothing are similarity grouped: Jeans, grouped by size. Shoes, books, purses, toys... everything. This makes it so much easier to find what you are looking for than at places that group by color. (What "color" does butter dish fall under??) Loved all that. Didn't like: 1) No fitting rooms. I wasn't shopping for clothing, but if I had been... I don't buy any garments without first trying them on. Covid, perhaps, but still... 2) To use the bathroom, you have to first find an associate to unlock the door. When a person was trying on a cart full of clothes in the bathroom, the associate said he is "not getting involved with that." Um... can you at least call for a manager, then? 3) Finally, there were 4-6 Self-checkout stalls and no wait. Literally, no one was checking themselves out. Great! I love checking myself out so I can take my time, ensure the correct price, and review whether I really want to buy something. So I begin. Then I hear a bellow (really, a bellow) from the lone cashier telling me, "You can't check out there! I need to check you out." I look around--is she talking to me? She was. I gather all the stuff I'd already rung up and get in the long line for the only cashier. At some point, a new cashier took over so I asked the original cashier--very politely--why I couldn't self-check. Because I had too much stuff, she said. Ok, I get that... but maybe there should be a sign? Maybe you could be less militant about it? As I'm in line, I see a guy try to ring up a guitar at the self checkout. Now there is an employee there who tells him he can't, he has to get in line for the cashier, too. He looks as annoyed as I. Finally it's my turn. I have a cart full. I feel bad because there's now a line of people behind me. No time to ruminate about my purchases or check prices. The new cashier is no friendlier than the original. She also seems annoyed. Maybe because she sees a line of people for her, while the self checkout lanes are empty. I don't get it. Seriously, I'm baffled. But I did get a nice head start on home decorating, so there's that.

Always great finds! The vast store offers opportunity for the savvy shoppers.Always visit when…read moreI am in town.

I saw a sign Thursday about a big bike sale. I thought I'd go check it out not knowing there would…read morebe so many options. The prices are set so haggling is not worth your time. I recommend you stop here first before buying a brand new Trail, Road or kids bike.

Charity's Closet is a gold mine of a discovery…read more Gently used clothing in good or better condition, with many garments priced from $5 to $15 each. There actually are two stores here; one handles slightly more upscale items for around $25 each. Especially for people perhaps losing weight and in an intermediate size, the price is right! Sizes are marked but definitely try things on, as they can be mismarked. Plenty of changing rooms exist, the staff is helpful and on Saturdays, donations of clothing are accepted.

Good place to shop for 5 dollar items. My mom got a belt…read morehere and I got two lulu roe dresses in the past.

The owners are amazing. super friendly. they got great collection and very very affordable…read more I got a great jeans for just 10 dollars. would recommend 10/10. must visit for some grear thrifting collection.

If you love thrifting and haven't visited Reversed Thrift Store yet, you're doing yourself a…read moredisservice. I love a good thrift store and Reversed is definitely a winner. The owner is amazing, greeting everyone the moment they step foot through the door. She's the sweetest and helpful in assisting you with finding the perfect piece that speaks to you. The shop is quaint in size, but there is a good selection of men, female, and kids clothing, shoes, coats, and accessories. And the prices of the items are what keeps me coming back. The prices are not over-inflated like you find at so many other thrift stores nowadays. Shopping at Reversed Thrift Store is a great bang for your buck. I scored a cute Prada purse for just $10. I couldn't pass up that deal. And they're constantly putting new items on the floor. So, it's best to check back often. Reversed Thrift Store has curated the perfect little shopping experience for thrifted items at a really reasonable price tag. A welcoming shop to the Fells Point area with great finds that won't break your pockets for something that may be considered vintage.

Great. The woman who helped us could not have been nicer. We found an amazing and affordable couch…read more Love it!

I had some cherished family furniture that I needed to donate. After learning about Habitat for…read moreHumanity ReStore, I used their very efficient web site and scheduling system. It was easy to navigate, and it worked perfectly. I received follow-up emails and text messages for the pickup, where the donated furniture was going, and reassurance that the family furniture was going to the right place. Because the furniture was too big for me to move outside, and as Restore can't come into the house, Restore assigned the pick-up to Bulk Brothers. Bulk Brothers acknowledged the assignment, and began their own follow-up text messages, keeping me informed of the vehicle license plate that would do the pickup, driver, and time for pick up. This whole interaction, and follow-on actions by Restore and Bulk Brothers was easy and professional done!

Easy curb drop off of formerly used clothes and household items. Lots of variety for sale as well…read more Can be a little pricey but the cause of helping others is great.

Luv this shop.The ladies greeted me when i arrived, told me what items were on sale that day &…read more asked if i was looking for anything in particular. Lots of designer purses, clothes, shoes and great housewares. And it benefits AACO seniors who need assistance. What a worthy cause.

Due to the type of store this is, the stock selection is dependent on the donations they receive…read more This is where the area for concern presents. Value. The value/price placed on free donated items should be priced at a fair market value. Consistent and reasonable. But on multiple occasions brand new items with their original tag still attached, are being marked up higher than they were originally sold for. This is showing greed and lack of empathy for the community. Disappointed.

Found some goodies here, prices aren't crazy, quick service, wide selection for adult clothes.,…read moresmaller selection for younger kids

It's fine for what it is. Basically, ghetto fabulous teeny bopper clothes. Lots of SHEIN, Walmart,…read moreOld Navy and Target. They have a good selection of lifestyle shoes: VANS, Converse and Nike. It's organized. Prices good. Nothing for me here but my daughter took some time and found two mini skirts. May or may not be your thing. Try it, or not. They had more people trying to consign than shoppers. For what it is, 5 stars.

Brought in three big bags of clothes, some of which were literally the same types of items they…read moreposted on Instagram that they were looking for. About 15 minutes after I dropped them off, I got a call saying they were already done, which honestly felt way too fast for them to have actually gone through everything. Ended up with nothing accepted, which was kind of disappointing. I didn't really stick around to shop after that, but it seems like they are very picky about what they buy. Also, heads up, they don't take clothes in trash bags, everything has to be in reusable bags or plastic bins.