Lots of good deals however their AC hasn't been working efficiently for some time now. Back where…read morethe books are gets way too hot. They need fans to circulate the air in there. I recommend taking otc allergy meds before going if you're sensitive to dust. Also they like to turn lights out 15/20 minutes before closing. I think this is rude and they can make an announcement instead.

Always something new. I find a gem almost everyone I visit. Staff is from friendly and ready to…read morehelp.

Like all great thrift stores, it's hit or miss!…read more What's good here? Cheap furniture--especially in the back lot. What could use a steep discount? Most of the clothing. The upside is that things are organized and the staff is friendly. It's a good place for some treasure hunting and the prices are generally fair. Definitely worth the stop.

The young man greeted me with a smile and offered to help with anything I needed. I did find a…read moreturtle necklace. I asked him to hold it at the register, so it would not fall through my buggy. They were highly organized. Impressive. I went in my lunch break today. I found a brand new candle that had never been used. The scent was nice. I look forward to my next visit. Recommend? Yes

This is the closest thrift to my house so it is always on my list when I have a rare Saturday from…read morework. Books are in the back left stacked to the ceiling. Merchandise is jumbled and mostly clothes and kitchenware. Furniture is constantly changing from whole house pick ups to single donations. Just keep coming back as they have regulars stopping by often. You never know what will appear for sale.

This store has a wonderful reason for being what it is. 100% of all proceeds go to their home for…read morepregnant Mother's and their babies. The wonderful woman(I forget her name-sorry)-Volunteers her time. No pay. She is a retired Nurse. They were one of the neatest and cleanest thrift stores I have ever been to, and I go to a lot of thrift stores. I was out this way buying a beach cruiser from a woman and happened to be early. I saw this huge sign that is very visible from the street(St. Augustine Road), so I turned in and took a quick tour of the store. I will make a point to go back that way often, to shop at this wonderful thrift store with a "cause". Thank you for helping and homing these women. Great job! Wednesday's are 1/2 off day for 55yrs old and up, so-today is Thursday and tomorrow is my birthday. I will have to go back next Wednesday and tell them, "yes, I am actually qualified now"!

The sales associate at the desk was very friendly. This was my 1st time here and I would definitely…read morereturn!

I am extremely disappointed with my recent experience at Uptown Cheapskate. I came in hoping to…read moreresolve an issue involving a bag that was donated without my consent, and instead I encountered one of the most unprofessional and unpleasant interactions I've ever had with store management. The manager on duty, Leslie De La Cruz, was shockingly rude, dismissive, and made absolutely no effort to understand or address my situation. The bag in question wasn't just any item it was a meaningful gift from a cherished friend, and it was donated without my approval. I approached the store calmly, simply looking for a reasonable resolution. Instead of listening or offering even a hint of assistance, Leslie repeatedly shut me down, showed no empathy for my discomfort, and acted as if my concerns were an inconvenience. All I asked for was a basic form of compensation, such as a refund or a gift card equal to the value of the donated bag. This was a fair and respectful request given the circumstances, yet the manager chose to offer nothing not even a sincere apology. This experience has left me extremely dissatisfied, not only because of the loss of a sentimental item, but because of the unacceptable treatment I received from someone who is supposed to represent the store's values. Customers deserve respect, understanding, and professionalism, none of which were shown to me during this interaction. I truly hope Uptown Cheapskate addresses this issue, because no one should have to go through what I did just to seek a simple and reasonable resolution.

One of the most expensive Goodwills I've been to. Bought a belt for $10 and it literally…read moredisintegrated the next day. Particles everywhere. I still have nightmares. I could probably walk to this Goodwill but I think I would actually save money driving 30 minutes to another thrift store. Items are often price-matched to compete with online marketplaces. At that point, you may have better luck with eBay.

Hanna was very helpful and nice. It was a very pleasant experience with her. I will be sure to…read morevisit your store again in the future.

One of the better retail locations in Jacksonville, a great place to upcycle home decor items. I'm…read morehosting a valentine day event and found some great valentine decor items at great prices. This location always seems to have a full parking lot and is busy inside. Checkout is fast and easy too.

Always a great items, clean and friendly this is v my favorite goodwill in jax. Great selection,…read morethey keep it clean and always rotating with new items.

Love shopping here!! I had driven by so many times and now I find myself popping in a bunch! They…read moreget new inventory daily and run some fun sales often! Clean, organized and super friendly!

Cute boutique atmosphere, very nice shoes, jewelry, and purses as well as clothes, very organized…read moreand friendly staff.

Great little place! Love the tables they make and the rest of the items in the store are reasonable…read moreprices as well. Great find and I will be back next time I'm in the area!

The most interesting mix of decor, furniture and one of a kind items ... love this storeread more

This used to be one of my favorite thrift stores and I would stop by regularly. But over the past…read moreyear they have upped their prices so much, and the store is so crowded, you can barely walk through the store. They basically have antique store prices, definitely not thrift store prices. They also have stopped taking donations at times because they're so full. But it's because their prices are too high and nothing sells. Their employees are always kind, but they're always severely understaffed and half the time they can't answer your questions because they always need to call the owner first. This applies to BOTH locations. I would buy so much more from them if they had fair prices, and I'm sure I'm not the only one.

From the owner: Spectrum Thrift Store was created to help those with Autism and developmentally delayed individuals…read morethe ability to get job and life skills so they can get jobs in their community. We have done over 300 On the Job training cycles and have donated over $60,000 to ESE Classrooms and programs.