The customer service is always debatable at best, cashiers are never ready for the rush that comes…read moreevery afternoon. Things are slow and unorganized. Only go if you have all the time in the world.

Young man at register and nice towels . Clean bathrooms. Items for house. Pots for kitchen. I was…read morealso able to get a parking spot really close to the door

3.5. A fellow thrifter I bumped into told me about this location…read more This place is huge. I feel like that reassuring for a thrift store, you'll def find *something*. I will say it did smell funky inside though, not dusty but stale, or oddly enough coffee breath? I saw some VERY cute stuff. But the pricing amongst all sections threw me off. $10 for a shein skirt, but $7 for a banana republic top? That doesn't make sense to me. 50% off of green tags today, but none of my tags were green so it didn't really matter. Did notice some repeat items that must have come from extra/out of season inventory at stores. I made a couple scores regardless , a simple black purse, table cloth, wire basket, children's clothes. I'll probably be back. Still contemplating the $15 carafe. Checkout was quick. Store wasn't crazy busy.

No matter What you go looking for, you definitely find wayy more lol Friendly staff The prices are…read moreso affordable. Had a good time finding everything under the Roof!!

I had never seen such an expensive store; everything costs 9 or 10 dollars. never againread more

Large store and lots of fun items to go through. Staff is very friendly. Will shop here again.read more

This place used to be good. I came here in May of 2024 before I had to move here. It was much…read morebetter then, they had the good housewares stuff out in the floor and the bins in the back. Now they have decided to keep all the good stuff in a locked room and list it on eBay and Poshmark and let customers dig through piles of crap on the floor. I'm so sick of "thrift stores" hoarding good items just to make a bigger profit. You're a thrift store, you get the items for free. Enough with your corporate greed. Will never come back.

My mom went a few days ago and I wanted a shelf because I have many Lego sets waiting to be put on…read moreshelves and my current shelf is all out of room and I need a new one and THEY DIDN'T HAVE ONE!!! Went on 9/19 or 9/20

This store does not provide restroom facilities because they are out of "supplies"?? Do the staff…read morehave to use the rest room during their shifts? According to what I read online: The Salvation Army generates funds through public contributions like individual donations and the Red Kettle campaign, government grants, and its network of thrift stores selling donated goods. They also benefit from large private donations for major projects, grants from corporations and foundations, and income from their investments. You would think they could afford toilet paper and toilet bowl cleaner. Shame on the management of this store!

Stopped in on my day off since they are only open until 6pm these days. Masks are required in the…read morestore and they have hand sanitizer and cart wipes available. I was able to pick up some good finds in the home decor section; vintage Pyrex and other dishes. The clothing section is large, but one must really have the time to look through it all . Less one star because they staple the price tags to the clothes which are tricky to remove and prices seem to have increased for if being a thrift store. They tend to have a good selection of fury item from time to time. And seniors get a 10% discount daily.

Over priced. And I got ripped off on top of it. Got to my car and noticed an extra charge so I went…read moreback in to question it. I purchased a plaid flannel sheet set, you can visibly see they go together, they were all on the same hanger AND had one price tag on one sheet....I was charged TWO separate prices. One for the fitted sheet and one for the flat sheet and pillow cases. When I asked what the extra charge was for she told me they were two separate things...that "the fitted sheet came in a day later." I said they clearly match, we're hanging on the same hanger, and only one is marked..maybe they should each have their own price tag then....what a joke???!!?!

This used to be one of my favorite stores to go to but the past six months the price increases are…read moreridiculous. I am seeing dollar store items priced at $2.99, broken glassware priced at ridiculous amounts, and donations from stores that marked their items half off priced at the original amounts in this store. I understand that everything is going up in the world but these price hikes are insane and I will no longer be shopping here. I should not have to pay $3.99 for a Dollar Tree drinking glass. Because of these prices I feel the shelves are still filled with the same items I saw 6 months ago because not people are buying. I've spoken to many guests in the stores who feel the same way. My business is now going to St. Vincent DePaul and a local thrift store just a few blocks from here.

Lovely people! Great deals and I love their inventory. Some of the stuff is a little pricey for…read morethrift store prices, but there are plenty of pieces that are also reasonable.

**July 2025: Tuesday Afternoon Visit**…read more This was such a great charity shop to visit! It was a pretty hot summer afternoon so being inside a well ventilated and ac'd store was a relief. The store itself is styled like a boutique and is a long hallway with different rooms focused on different clients (ie. children's section, men's section, active etc). I did feel like many of the women's clothes were geared towards a more mature crowd, but I appreciated the fitting room to try everything on. Unfortunatley, the things I loved were probably meant for juniors/teenagers and were just a tad too small for me *cries* Nevertheless, I found some really great (like new conditioned) random things like a Superman BBQ Apron (perfect for the summer of Superman), and Michael Kors Mary Jane Pumps that will work perfectly for my Wicked outfit that I'm putting together. I didn't know at the time, but I suspect because I visited during the week of July 4th that everything in store was 50% off, which almost felt like highway robbery since everything was already very inexpensive already! My Mary Janes were $10 and thus $4.50 and the Superman Apron came out to $2.50. This is a great clean, organized and well priced charity shop that I'd love to support again on a return visit. Enjoy!