Decent selection and clean... good prices too , not as many ppl which is nice too, easy parking and…read moreit's nut as crazy as some thrifts

Food was excellent, great atmosphere and friendly staff. Will definitely check it out next timeread more

This Thrift Store has a lot to offer and some great finds for us today during our visit…read more A lot of ladies and men's clothes along with the bric a brac and furniture sections. We found a dozen items to purchase today. Lots of fun too!

This was a very good thrift store…read more They have a lot of clothes. But they are very well organized by categories. And in addition, the clothes within each category are separated out by sizes. And the clothes are very neatly displayed. They have some toys and children's clothing. They have a bit of furniture. They have some electronics. A small amount of books -- both hard uber s d paperback as well as children's books. And a respectable display of china/bric a brac/housewares. My husband found several shirts he liked. I spent most of my time in the house wares section and found a few vintage items. We were able to take advantage of a few of the daily discounts. They vary each day depending on category and/or price tag color. And are posted on a board as you enter the store. So glad we stopped here when we were driving by. And If we are in this area, we will definitely visit.

Not the best goodwill I've been to but with a little patience and digging you may, just may find a…read moregem! Not sorted by size so that means a lot of digging. If you are short on time I'd skip this and head to st marks.

customer service/manager sucks and rude!! I went to the store on 4/29/2015 I found a black suit…read more the price was $1.49 I said to myself cool good deal this must be a clearance item so i go to pay for it, as soon as the cashier seen the tag she runs to the manager and manager starts off saying this is not the price and starts ringing up the item herself and I'm thinking well maybe she wants to ring me up (and yes she did) at a higher price and says the that tag was supposed to be on kids clothing and started talking to me like I put the label on the item I am sure if she went somewhere and seen a price tag on something that's what she would expect to pay DONT BLAME THE CUSTOMER FOR YOUR EMPLOYEES MISTAKE!!! GET SOME MANAGEMENT SKILLS OBVIOUSLY NO TRAINING WAS NEEDED FOR THAT JOB

Decided to stop here with the family during our vacation. We were greeted upon entry. They had a…read morefew nice things; however, the place is smaller than what we are used to. We did notice they had a lot of broken or damaged items on the shelves and some of the prices were laughable. Unfortunately, we did not find something we couldn't live without.

So many cool pieces! There is something here for everyone, from house accessories, books, games,…read moreclothing, and odd pieces. You should swing by!

This location is smaller than the one I've visited in Los Angeles on Melrose, but it is beautifully…read morecurated and the staff were all helpful and friendly. It is along the stretch of Worth Ave where most of the premium brands and their stores are. You may park either in a public lot or find a pay-for spot on the street. For the latter, it is better to try to go before the stores open for a good spot. (As you can pay for the amount of time you wish to spend there and walk along all of the shops during your visit.) The racks were labeled clearly with various designers or collections, such as Chanel Edit, Special Occasion, etc. The clothes curated there for that location were more fitting to Palm Beach, as I saw more warmer weather styles, vibrant colors, and fun prints. The location has a couple of displays of luxury handbags, some watches and jewelry, and a few accessories and shoes, along with the racks of clothing. Prices do vary based on condition, designer, and time the piece has been available. The staff were kind to check or share that you can scan the tags for any of the pieces for more information with their app and you can see if there are discounts available for items. In addition to selling consignment items, they will take items for consignment in the shop. I saw some clients stopping in to drop off items to be consigned and listed. I did try some pieces on, but didn't purchase as I was not 100% in love with the items once I tried them on or looked them over. Overall, this is a fun location to stop into. The staff here were more friendly and approachable, which helped to make the experience a pleasant one.

customer service is awful. wrong items are shipped. items…read moreare not as described and authentication is an ongoing issue.

They do have a lot of clothess but they lack of organization skills a lot of clothing mixed up …read more You will find shorts In where the shirts are. The bathrooms súper clean and smelling good but the changing rooms (Ive used 2 different ones) needs paint in one seemed like there was à strip of blood.

If you know how to look, you can find some real gems here. It's not nearly as clean or well kept as…read moresome of the other thrift stores around, and it's a toss up if the employees are lovely or not that day, but what I can say is of all other thrift stores in the area they have the best prices and the craziest deals. I don't want to give away too much about how good they are (so it stays a secret for us in the community), so please enjoy the hunt and see for yourself! You may need to get your hands dirty looking through the racks of clothes but I promise there are plenty of gems waiting to be snagged :3 What is your craziest thrifted find??

Goodwill was found in 1902 by Boston Minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms. He took donations from…read morewealthy Bostonians and hired people who were poor but who could fix the items. They were then given to the people who worked on them or were resold. Goodwill's philosophy is "a hand up, not a hand out". Today Goodwill has become a $5 billion nonprofit organization that provides job training, employment, and community programs for people who have disabilities that might prevent them from getting a job on their own. This seems like an older store. Some of the stores I have been in lately have had new merchandise and a large Halloween section. This store seemed smaller than other stores I have visited and they only had one rack of Halloween items. It was not anything like the stores on the west coast of Florida that can rival Spirit Halloween with their array of costumes. I think someone in this store has been watching Getting Organized with the Home Edit on Netflix because the clothes were organized in the rainbow color scheme that Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin champion. Everything was organized nicely but there wasn't anything for me today. Prices also seemed kind of high compared to other thrift stores in the area. It was a miss for me but I might have just visited on an off day.

Get what you need, and leave because you may find something else to buy. Overall, it's a good place…read moreto find what you need or not find it. but then you may find something else that you need. It's just that type of

This place was really cool and really well organized for an antique shop. Very clean and the young…read morelady behind the counter was very helpful and made my experience there an enjoyable one. The items that I brought weren't overpriced and she still made the deal very fair for both parties. I will be back and if your into antique shopping this place is very nice

It never fails to amaze me how very different it can be between 2 stores doing pretty much the same…read morething... Walgreens compared to CVS, Publix to Winn Dixie, Target to Walmart, you get the idea, but even knowing that difference is a very real thing, 2 "vintage" shops sitting next to each other could likely not be any more different if they tried... Today I explored a place that is quite literally a blast from the past. Kelsey Vintage is a clean, organized, well stocked bastion of all but forgotten treasures. Everything from the knick knacks your parents had sitting on a shelf, to toys you forgot you played with, the music of your youth, and the signs your grandparents pointed out on road trips. I found a few last minute Christmas presents and a new favorite store to browse in