Great selection of nicely organized items. Staff is very helpful and go above and beyond to assist…read morecustomers. Weekly and flash sales make it a fun shopping experience and it's for a very worthy cause. I highly recommend!

This thrift store is very organized, and clean. There is plenty of space inside. The prices were…read moregood. The man who rang us out was very nice! They have household items, baby and children's stuff, books, clothes everything. I like they are open later than most thrift stores, this will be a regular stop. Oh if you need a purse they have so many!

I purchased an item on Saturday and went to retrieve it today Sunday and was unable to place it in…read moremy automobile. One of the gentleman there was nice enough to offer to bring it to me. He went above and beyond his responsibility and it's greatly appreciated. I see a long life relationship. I'm going back to take things there to put on consignment and definitely will be making more purchases. There are a vast selection of items to choose from the sales are phenomenal, and I was met with nothing but courteous interactions. Check them out. You won't be disappointed.

Great service and very nice selection of merchandise. I catch the 90% off sales . I will…read morerecommend ...

I thrift quite a bit... but this ain't it. I've never seen a store thrift or otherwise as…read moredisorganized as this one. If you've ever watched A&E's Hoarders that is what this place is... it is a dumpster of of closed unknown merchandise, you have to get a worker to see what's in every box, that's a task in itself. On top of that the bigger furniture pieces like consoles, lawnmowers, lawn furniture... the owner is charging more than it would be at a Marshall's or TJ Maxx... $300 for a lawnmower, $350 for a console (just check out FB Marketplace). Why they aren't opening the boxes as they come in and categorizing which table they'd belong is beyond my understanding. I also don't understand why there isn't prices on the furniture, seems as if they are haggling, giving different prices to different ppl. Needless to say I won't be back. Don't make the hike to check this place out I'm sure you'll pass better stores.

Love this store. So many great treasures at super prices! The staff is great and super helpful!read more

The staff is helpful, store is very organized and clean, does not feel like a resale storeread more

Everything!!! Great customer service from the Manager to the Volunteer Ladies…read more And, most importantly, I was able to donate tons of clothes and bags to the organization. Best of wishes and continue to follow your Mission!

Your review helps others learn about great local businesses…read more I have been doing business with them for 2 years now. They could'nt be nicer. Great Items Great prices. The girls that work in there are so friendly and helpful. Don't hesitate to go there I always come home with great stuff. I have also had client's that consigned with them & they sold their furniture pieces. Great place.

Meeting and evaluation of my fathers house and property were pretty straight forward. They said…read moreall the right things and checked all the boxes my siblings and I were looking for. Myself and my son did a LOT of organizing, cleaning, moving furniture. Communication once we hired the company was so so at best. A lot of things were "let me check and get back to you", which ended up with me having to reach out again to follow up. I walked thru my dads house and garage the day before the sale and saw how they priced everything. My dad lives very rural, in the middle of the country so we did not expect a huge turnout but there were people in line waiting with a constant flow of people both days. Day 1 is suppose to be full price as listed yet several of my friends went to the sale and were ready to pay the full price listed and only ended up paying 1/3. Seems like they were wheeling and dealing on day 1. Which we did NOT agree to. WHAT?? On day 1 you asked $20 for something listed as $60? My dads riding lawn mower was priced at $1400. It didnt sell the first day so I knew it would go for $700 on the 2nd day. When we got our itemized list of what sold we saw that the lawn mower sold for only $300!! a 12 piece oak amish dining room set sold for $100, that was a 1/8 of what it was listed at. We paid $1500 for their "fee" and a 65/35 split. Then told that we didnt have to pay thr $1500, that the fee was asked for if the home was determined that it would bring in a profit. When we received the check and itemized list the $1500 was taken out of the profits and the remainder was done at the split. We ended up after all the work and back and forth with $400. a full 3 bedroom home! The itemized list left out A LOT of pieces that were no longer in my fathers home but were not on the list as sold. I asked if anything was going to be taken for consignment at their store and was told no, so not sure where these items went. My father lived very simply so we were not expecting a huge result but really felt we were taken advantage of and it was a HUGE waste of time. I put in a lot of man hours and had I know I would have either A. let them do all the work or B. Did the work and held the sale myself! NOTE-I have been told by multiple people who frequent their sales and many others, as well as people who have hired them in the past, that they will have their regulars (*who resell) come and give them the deals on items. I cannot confirm this but hearing it from many different people gives me pause.

They took my donations and I found a great coat! Great selection of goods and clothing, you never…read moreknow what arrives.

An amazing store with the best people. From the moment you walk in you're greeted with nothing but…read morekindness and good conversation. The store itself is clean, organized and the prices are fair. Knowing that 100% of the profits go to a disability organization makes all of my "tag still on" give aways easier to part with! This place is a favorite and I would absolutely recommend!

Stopped by today for the first time. I was wondering if it's closed permanently? It was closed but…read morethere were still items inside.

They should update their hours I came on a Saturday and it looks abandoned has the open sign on but…read moreit's closed

The service from the owner is exceptional super helpful !! I appreciate the extra care to help you…read morefind what you are looking for thank you Sam !!

Took items to the store, it was very helpful that they remove items from our vehicle with a smile…read more In Southern California that doesn't happen . Sometimes it is the little things that make you come back.

I've visited many Salvation Army stores throughout Chicagoland, but this location has been by far…read morethe most unwelcoming and problematic. Beyond the disorganization and extremely high prices, the most troubling issue is how customers are treated, especially those who are African American, Hispanic, or simply appear as if they don't belong in the eyes of the staff. There is a repeated pattern of racial profiling and false accusations. I've personally witnessed several incidents where African American customers were followed around the store, accused of switching price tags without cause, and treated with clear suspicion. In one incident, a young woman held clothes up to herself over her outfit to see if they would fit, since there is no dressing room. A staff member immediately accused her of trying to steal. That level of hostility is completely inappropriate. This is a thrift store, not a high-security facility. Ironically, most of the staff are minorities themselves, primarily Hispanic women who have worked there for many years. Yet they continue to target their own community, along with African American customers, creating an environment of constant judgment and control. One particular woman, who has been there the longest, insists on always being at the register and refuses to let anyone else take that position. That kind of control is concerning, especially when it seems to be tied to who gets followed, accused, or mistreated. On a personal note, I experienced this behavior when visiting with my boyfriend, who is African American and a practicing attorney. He was followed through the store and accused of altering a price tag, with absolutely no evidence. When we raised our concerns to staff, we were completely brushed off. In addition to the unacceptable treatment of customers, I believe the Salvation Army should conduct a full audit of this location. The prices are far beyond what is reasonable for a secondhand store, and there are real concerns about whether items are being priced and tracked appropriately. The way some employees behave, it is as if they are personally losing money. There is no other explanation for the level of aggression and defensiveness we have seen from them. This store does not reflect the values the Salvation Army promotes. The staff operate in a culture of suspicion and blame, treating people especially minority shoppers as if they are criminals rather than individuals simply looking for affordable clothing and household items. I sincerely urge Salvation Army leadership to investigate this location thoroughly. What is happening here is not only unacceptable, it is harmful to the very communities the organization is meant to serve.

It's a thrift store but not for purses. Retail prices or higher…read more Shame. Shame. Shame.

This used to be one of my favorite thrift stores. They have a lot more of the newer clothing than…read moresome of their other locations. But they have less of what I usually go to the thrift store for. I'm a big dress and skirt girly. I find a better selection of both at their 47th st location. I would come again during their 3 for $1 sale on Sundays. Maybe after I got up their 47th street location.