There's a lot of old appliances and unique devices here for very cheap. Fishing equipment,…read moreconstruction tools, plumbing fixtures, even new work gloves all very affordable. Plenty of DVDs and books, new notebooks for school, discounted jeans, I picked up a few picture frames for a personal project all under $20. Friendly fellas at the front desk. Check this place out if you're doing repair and need a random piece of work equipment

A large, almost overwhelming store. This business offers a variety of things and even has a whole…read moreseparate area for larger items and furniture. They have a decent selection of books and movies and a great selection of household goods. Don't worry if you can't make it here. They also have an eBay store. Unfortunately, their prices reflected this. A few times, I picked up an item and had one of those "Really?" moments. A fun place to browse but nothing came home with me.

I have been going here for years. Sorry to say it's a terrible place now. And they have two women…read morewho are friendly and nice everybody else is not. And they price everything as if they're on their eBay or Poshmark site. And remember everything they get is free is it donated. And the prices for the few pieces of furniture they get are ridiculously high.

This location was an ideal place for people in need and especially figuratively speaking for others…read moreseeking their own unique treasure. The staff are very friendly and the store is organized. This is one ideal thrift store to go to among a variety in Connecticut.

i'm in love with this shop the ladies barb and company are the best i don't have to need anything…read morejust to look and always come out with a item

This is by far the best first I've done. Barb and Phyllis, the ladies who run Barb's Corner, are…read morewonderful individuals and very hard workers. Their store may be tucked away, nestled between Main Street and the train tracks, but it really is a friendly hub. I met Phyllis at the Valley Marketplace on the green in downtown Ansonia. My mom struck up a conversation with her and told her that we were having a hard time trying to consign our old clothes and she warmly welcomed us to come on over any time and she'll take any clothes as long as they're not too beaten up or stained. When I finally went there with bins and bags of clothes, they were so kind and took all but 3 items, which is a breath of fresh air after dealing with the uppity atmosphere at One More Tyme and Plato's Closet. Granted, not a lot of people who visit buy things, so don't get too butthurt if you go in after a couple of weeks and only have 25 cents in your account. This leads me to the absolute BEST thing about Barb's Corner: their huge hearts. Barb and Phyllis take more than just clothing, they also take household items, furniture, and even unopen packs of diapers and adult disposable underwear. If you're someone who's hurting and hard up for money, they might even cut you a break on the price, which is totally unheard of in this dog eat dog world where everyone just wants to make a buck. However, please don't abuse their kindness since they need every dollar they get, as do the consigners. Even if you've got a heart of stone, it's hard not to like this quaint shop and their great prices. I got a brand new pair of shorts with the KMart tag and everything still on them, here for $2.50! All in all, this place is wonderful to visit, even if you are just feeling lonely and need someone to talk to. The only downside, and it's not that big of a deal, is that it tends to get a bit cramped what with all of the stuff they take. So, just keep on your toes and you should be golden.

Wide selection of items new not used good price , hard to find sizes due to all items, very easy to…read morefind

Went today for the first time, definitely over hyped. They did have a lot of merchandise from…read moreclothing, shoes, household items, pillows, comforters, curtains, etc. However staff is very rude and prices are high for claiming to be large discount store. I did end up leaving with 3 items however they were cheap and seemed worth it. Many brands like free people, urban outfitters, PacSun, Anthropologie, Maurice's, Loft, Nike, champion however still overpriced. Many of the furniture was damaged and still overpriced. Definitely a one time visit spot for me.

In May I went to Yesterday's with a bunch of women's clothing in good condition. They had me…read morecomplete paperwork, assigned me a number, you know, typical consignment routine. In June I went back to consign more items. When I presented my number the woman told me there had been a mixup with my number/paperwork. She re-assigned my number, had me complete the information again, and then asked me what I had dropped off. A month and a half earlier. Now Yelpers, I am a single Mom with a professional job and an hour commute. I don't remember what I had for lunch yesterday, never mind a month-and-a-half ago. Then she asked me to go through the store and find the items I had consigned! Ain't nobody got time for that! So I left. Today I called to see if the situation had been fixed at all, and I was told that there were a few items sold under the previous number... but the lady who was manning the store wasn't PERMITTED TO HAND OUT MONEY. So, let me get this straight... you have someone watching your store, but you don't trust them with cash? I smell something fishy here. If they can rectify this situation, I'll remove this review.

I'm new to Shelton from Boston and I'm used to shopping for nearly all my clothes at a range of…read moreawesome thrift or consignment shops. This place packs a lot in given how small it looks from the outside - the outside also makes it seems like the clothes could be outdated, but that wasn't so. Most of the stuff was pretty current. I found a ton of summer dresses and some pants to try on...sadly, most of it didn't fit right, but that's par for the course! I did buy a couple things, though. I was surprised that in a small shop there was a ton of women's clothes, including plus sizes (although I'm petite), and also a little bit of men's, children's and housewares. There were also a lot of great shoes, but nearly nothing in my size 7. If you're an 8 or larger, there's lots of great heels for you! Also a bunch of cool bags and purses. I wouldn't go out of my way if you're looking for jewelry...slim pickings. But I'll definitely be back for clothes shopping!!

My GOD. MY GOD…read more This place is terrible. Total chaos. The "store" as she insisted calling her "dumpster in waiting", over the phone is chaos. It is "yuck". CHAOS. I went for an auctioninja pickup. Where is it? No CLUE! Her space is in a GIANT building, but you would never know according to the instructions or google maps, for that matter. "DOOR 1!!!DOOR 1!!!" She frantically says over the phone when I call her. She is annoyed, she does not sound well. I just want to pick up my damn auction win. Door 1? Is it a store? What am I looking for?? I am very polite. She isn't polite, very or otherwise. "IT IS A SHOP! A SHOP! A STORE FRONT. IT IS ON THE STREET" It is none of those things. It is in fact not a store, nor is it on the street. It is within an industrial building with many stores and many doors and many floors...where is Margot? Who the hell knows, except...blessings - some exhausted woman and her grandson are trying to pick up from this place, too. Frustrated...over it; they lead the way. And where do we go to? Upstairs. Go figure. Who knew?! Nicky's Attic is a hoarder's hellscape. Mess. No organization. Chaos Margot was sick as hell - does she have covid? Who the hell knows. She is Sneezing. coughing. wheezing. She is talking on her cell phone. She is VERY BUSY. Is she talking to her friend? It seems VERY IMPORTANT. She is BUSY. SNEEZING. WHEEZING. On the phone. Occupied. We are waiting. All four of us. "WHAT'S WRONG, ARE YOU OK???" She gets up in the guy's face, asking. He has been waiting there for ages, I imagine. He whispers, "good luck" to me as he carries out his box. I, along with the other strangers I am waiting with, are developing a new language via widening eyes and eyebrows being raised. Margo, deep in the room, yells "what are you picking up, what does it look like? Describe it!" WTAF. Well, after you try to describe what you have won via the blurry photos you bid on, she yells "OVER HERE! I FOUND IT. OVER HERE!!!!!" Great. You have to climb over piles of stuff to get your stuff. Then you try not to break your stuff or break your damn body as you exit the hoarders den. But, then, you tell the people, filling up the small cramped space, waiting to talk to sneezing coughing Margo. "GET OUT OF MY WAY OR I WILL ACCENTDENTLY BREAK MY BODY, YOU BODY, AND MY STUFF AS I TRY TO GET OUT OF THIS PLACE." The cycle goes on... Ugh. MY GOD. No. Thank. You.

i would do anything to steer clear of this crooked operation. I went to an off site sale and…read morenothing was priced. when asked a price he had to look it up on ebay then wanted more than ebay price. For items that were sold nothing written down and no cash box other than his pocket. EXTREMELY RUDE KNOW IT ALL. A total CROOK. one star because a 0 is not available

Very small parking lot, but a popular donation spot. Store is small and shelves although separated…read moreby sections they are disorganized. Aisles are small so two carts can't get thru. Seems like a lot of items were just packed onto the shelves. Not really what I would expect.

This store is a lot crowded, especially on weekends…read more At least they still sell some decent selection of video tapes at this Goodwill.

Fabulous Fashion & Consignment will have you coming back on a weekly basis to purchase treasures…read moreyou never thought of buying in a regular retail store. Nestled on the first floor of a house, Jewell welcomes you into her business and each time it feels like you are in a friend's home. There are five rooms you can browse through. Each room is decorated with eclectic novelties which you can also purchase. The first room houses women's shoes, jewelry, and a sale rack. Outfits are tastefully displayed, but do not stay up long as the items become favorites of customers. A second room contains shirts, blouses, sweaters, scarves, and a surplus of boots perfect for the fall season. Another room is exquisite! It's like being in an expensive boutique where beautiful dresses, gowns, shoes, and accessories are sold for a fraction of the price you would pay otherwise. The last clothing room has racks of pants, tops, jackets, and coats available in all sizes. Treats are awaiting to be eaten in the last room which is the kitchen. What a perfect venue for displaying household goods & holiday items. I've been a customer of Fabulous Fashions since Jewell opened her first store. Thank goodness she moved closer to me! I rarely leave the store without buying an item or two or three. I've found myself running back to the store on the same day to purchase an item I passed up the first time, not wanting anyone else to buy it. You'll leave the store with your purchases wrapped in tissue paper and placed in a beautiful flowered gift bag tied with raffia and a signature Fabulous Fashion card you'll be sure to share with a friend.