Fantastic location, mission and variety! I have been meaning to come here and I'm so glad I did!…read moreThe shop is located near the Hamline Midway area across from Ginkgo Coffee House. I highly recommend making a shopping date with friends and then hitting coffee afterwards. Bonus: Flying Pig is typically open until 6 pm and Ginkgo 8 pm!! Flying Pig Thrift is staffed primarily by volunteers and everyone is beyond kind. Community resources are available onsite via a bulletin board and the shop supports 3 main non-profit groups. Within the dressing area room, there was a flyer supporting mental health resources and I smiled when I saw it. There are a wide variety of items that shift seasonally and frequently. Items are fairly priced and there are often sales, half price item days and even a permanent sale section in the back. I was really excited to score a denim button up with funky colorful bird designs, a cute yellow bee kind sweatshirt along with a black Nike top. In addition to clothes, there are shoes, cards, jewelry, some handcrafted art, home decor, hospital scrubs, board games, records, magazines and more. Thank you Flying Pig Thrift! I appreciate your mission and service towards the Saint Paul area.

Fun little thrift store. Similar to a garage sale in pricing and items. I really like the section…read morenear the registers with local art.

Awesome surprised! Tucked down a back road in a strip mall-looks small but when you walk inside it…read moreis big! Staff were very friendly and they had really fun booths. Left with two handmade necklaces and a vintage beer sign in good condition for great prices. Will definitely be back!

Great place for unique finds. Very Friendly people. Willing to help if needed. I bought a piece…read moreof furniture and the person working was so helpful in getting it to and in my car. (Actually on my car :) ) So many cool things. I didn't have a lot of time to spend appreciating all that is in the store. Will be going back with more time to spend. Great little find.

OK, I'm possibly close to being an All Star elite in July. Just a few more reviews. I was by…read moreOakdale post office and googled thrift stores near me, this one wasnt too far away. I saw the sign but missed the turn and needed to turn around. I browsed each aisle and only found a Guess Who greatest hits cd. Cds and records are still cheap here at 99 cents. I found a UMD Duluth art canvas and texted my friend whose son went there but she declined. The cashier was nice but called me baby. Wednesdays are senior days. I was here on a Tuesday. An alright stop as I found a cd.

WAS a great option for low-income seniors now that they…read moreeliminated the 50% off, once a week.... too expensive! not worth the effort!

I stopped by New Day Thrift Store last weekend and had a nice visit. The store itself isn't very…read morelarge, but it's organized and easy to browse. The men's clothing selection was fairly average, while the women's section felt stronger with more variety. They also carry some home goods, though there are almost no electronics if that's what you're looking for. There is not an endless amount of merchandise so don't show up with specific items to buy. The prices were good for everything they had and the staff was very friendly! Note: There are no fitting rooms so be warned.

4.5/5 This review is…read morefor a New Day Thrift in Little Canada - I hope this is the right place! I tried to park here during the Little Canada citywide garage sales - they have a huge parking lot and it was empty before they opened - I got a good stink eye from an employee walking in and someone else came out to tell us we had to move even before we left the car - aight, should have parked in back where you wouldn't have noticed.... Anyway, after we were done saleing - we did come back to dig through this place and I loved it. Prices are extremely low and there are plenty of good things to find! I bought some things just because of the price (do I really need two pictures of chickadees in heart shaped frames? Or a toy dragon? Or a puzzle? Or a mug with vegetables on it? Of course not!) I also found some really cute booties - I would love to go back and spend more time someday!

A cool thrift shop in the heart of downtown River Falls. They always have a lot of hood looking…read morefurniture and decent prices. They arent open late which is extremely inconvenient, but worth a look when they are

**June 2025: Saturday Morning Visit**…read more This was my FAVORITE thrift shop in Minneapolis. There were just so many treasures to be found and at pretty reasonable prices. Items are all individually priced and on my visit several of my items were half off! Below are what items I got and the pricing White short boots $3 Red short sleeve sweater $3.99 Khaki shorts $2.99 Pink puff sleeve top $3.99/2 = $2, Black evening sequin jacket $6.99/2 = $3.50 Total: $15.48 Obviously every trip to a charity shop is a treasure hunt, but I think the clientele that must donate here all may come from well-to do families because there were some really great things. There were a couple of designer dresses that I really loved but unfortunately were to small. *cries* Suffice to say this St Vincent De Paul is a great shop to patron! Enjoy!

Love this place! They are what thrift stores should be about. Great prices and the most friendly…read morestaff. It also seems like everyone in the store knew each other which made me smile while I was shopping. They have great discount days too, today green tags were 50% off. Picked up 2 wool scarves, a calendar, and some Easter decor for $11. I found a pair of TIBI jeans (valued at $499!!) for $19.99 but they were too small, so sad! The parking on a Saturday is a bit wild because of the restaurants next store but if you go into the neighborhood they'll be open spots.

There are bargains to be had at the Goodwill on Coulee. I wouldn't say bargain basement, but if you…read moredig, you can find a hidden treasure or two. There are racks and racks and even more racks of clothes. Everything from Halloween costumes to suits worthy of being buried in (I guess those two are related). The deals are scary good. I was rummaging around and found numerous items that had to leave the store with me. Did I need them? No, not really, but I wasn't going to let those beauties be found by someone else. I did the digging, so I'll reap the reward. Even if the reward is just a laugh or two. Case in point. I found an absurdly colored stuffed animal. Molly dog loves stuffed animals. She loves to gut the things. She'll work on it until she's laying in their stuffing bowels. It's hilarious to watch as she delicately coaxes out the insides by violently shaking the victim until the fluff flies. Then she'll roll in it and settle down for a nap in it's remnants. A conquering dream in her slumber, while the animal carcass is secreted away during her sleep. All that fun for like two bucks! If that's not enough to make you want to jump in your car and pay a visit, how about this. One of the prizes that I was eyeing was a camp lantern. I passed by to check the price on another item, and when I turned back another guy had picked it up to examine. It was a gem for sure. I patiently stood by waiting for him to put it down. In my mind I was thinking "he really doesn't want this, he doesn't look like he goes camping." All the while my adversary was probably thinking "I don't want this but I'm sure not going to let this guy looking over my shoulder get his hands on it!" as he placed it in his basket. Oh well, he found his treasure. All's fair in love and war, and especially in treasure hunting. I mean, it's not like it was something from the Spanish galleon Atocha. Hmmmm I wonder if that guy was Mel Fishers son. Quick Tip: Though the Goodwill store is on Coulee road, you won't have to cross a ravine to get there. Just a long parking lot that it shares with Target. Beause of course you went to Target first. Everybody goes to Target first.

Positives: - Ample parking…read more- Very nicely organized (especially the housewares) - Friendly cashiers - Decent variety and selection Not so great: - Always long checkout lines no matter how busy or slow the store is - No dressing rooms They only do their "tag sale" on Tuesday's when everything tagged with a specific color is 50% off. Wish they ran that sale for a full week or at least a few days.

I found a black blazer that I was eyeing at Target a few years ago, new with tags for just $11…read more(originally $50). Thrifting can be so much fun! I had never been to a Savers before and I just wanted to check it out. I didn't realize it was just like a Goodwill store, and they resell donated items. It was a fun adventure day. Service was just okay. They only had one staffed register, and 4 self service registers for check out.

The store was clean and well organized. There was an abundance of artwork and kitchen supplies…read morewhen I went. There was a decent amount of furniture, but not much in the bed and bath section. While I did see employees stocking merchandise, there didn't seem to be any dedicated to assist with questions. That said, if you need help just ask whoever you come across. The prices were overall good, but not as cheap as other second hand store (ie; Salvation Army store). In total I spent $28.81 for 4 items (pictured). While using the self checkout register, I noticed there were paper bags (only). However, it looked only my station included a few sheets of newspaper as well. Guess I was lucky because it came in hand for wrapping my fragile item. As I headed out, I also noted they had various sized corrugated boxes, which can be good for carrying goods. This was my first visit to a Savers and the experience was good.

Pricing has gotten out of hand. When I saw a 3' birch tree branch for $7 i literally laughed out…read moreloud!

This place always has awesome deals, and always has the most helpful staff! It's definitely a place…read morethat I'll come back to!

this place is a greedy ass organization!…read more their shelves are SO packed, the racks are so STUFFED you can hardly look through anything - and I bet it's because they charge $8 for a used, beaten up tank top and $12 for a used sweatshirt with a hole & 3 stains! Isn't the point of second hand / thrift the affordability & sustainability of these items??? Not at Hastings Salvation Army! They basically only care about the bottom line dollar. And for the record, I am an AVID second hand shopper! This is one of the WORST stores in the area & I wouldn't recommend it to my enemies.

I visited this store a few weeks ago and was amazed at how absolutely packed it was. I tried on…read morenumerous items but ended up just going home with a Twins button up jersey for about $7. I had a great time digging through treasures and was surprised at how organized the store seemed despite how absolutely packed it was with items (new and used). Checkout took a long time since just one register was open but that's typical for good ol SA