Great store. Wide variety of items but maybe if more people knew they took donations would even…read morebetter. The auction area is well done.

Very large, clean well organized and well displayed thrift store…read more They have their own parking lot - just past the corner of big bay and HWY 11. I had a few things to donate - which is around the LHS of the building - you'll need to back out as there wasn't much room to turn around. Seems they support both local and abroad causes, which is super. Staff seemed friendly, and are made up of a large portion of volunteers. I saw them online in a search and got there a little too close to closing as it was a bit of a hike. They let me take a quick 5 min to look around. Planning on going back.

Manager yells at customers with disabilityand 3 carts! she had long hair she said she was the…read moremanager, not the owner. She was extremely rude and extremely loud and she doesn't care. She tried to kick me out, but I wouldn't leave.

This place may not seem like much but I was able to score a lot of hidden gems. It's a bit…read moreunorganized and messy but the staff are pretty friendly especially the cashier. A lot of great cheap finds.

What an appropriate name for this thrift/antiques store! It's the perfect place to find little…read moretreasures. I found myself a neat teacup set, soup bowl and a few wooden decor pieces. Items priced very affordable and because it all goes towards the humane society, no tax! You can feel guilt free shopping for more. It's a volunteer run store and everything inside had been donated. The money made go towards their animals and shelters. I love it! If you're in the area or nearby, swing by to check it out. Never know what you might find.

Great little reuse store for a good charity. Especially good if looking for pet suppliesread more

Good prices. Friendly. We contribute and help the environment by diverging from landfill by both…read moredonating and purchasing. Like every thrift store, one needs to keep checking in to see the new stock. They take books! Which many thrift shops do not. No wheelchair access, as it is a very old building, each room is a different section - toys room, clothes room, furniture room - it was a great idea. They've done the best with what they have. A portion of the proceeds also goes to charity from how we understand it at the time of this post, which is a bonus.

Fair prices, it's like goodwill or Sally Ann, sometimes they have good items, sometimes they don't…read more Friendly staff.

There was a wide range of different items to browse as well as a second floor! Everything was very…read moreneat and organized, relatively well priced and the owner was so kind. My sister got an old radio and he helped her get new batteries in it to make sure it worked, and everyone working there was super kind as well.

They told me which typewriters worked and didn't work and I was able to test one and get discount…read more I got a fully working with pad and case Smith Corona Seventy Clipper that works like it would have 50 years ago with ribbon.

Not a very good value village Low selection of T-shirt's…read more Uglier inside than most. Like the city of orillia, another disappointment.

several things. 1st they are biased in hiring they do not include everyone from anywhere or with…read moreany background. further staff they do have are rude and abrupt. they take good stuff for themselves. over price everything else. and you can't complain to corporate... what a joke

The outside was a bit scary but once inside everyone made me feel welcome. The supervisor( Jenn aka…read moreErin) was extremely helpful and polite. I was also asked for the first time ever ! if I qualified for a further discount( Senior @ 60 yrs = 10% discount). Anyways I got what I came to get and left feeling extremely satisfied with my purchase and at a discount( set of 4 Japanese made plate wares) Thanks; Socks 'n' sandals guy

I have been to this store a good # of times and the place is always clean and tidy. The staff are…read morevery helpful always. Large variety of merchandise. Keep up the good work.

Vintage Depot has a nice atmosphere and is worth browsing, but it's more of a modern resale shop…read morethan a true vintage store. The selection leans heavily toward newer clothing and graphic T-shirts rather than classic vintage pieces. If you're specifically hunting for authentic vintage, you may want to set your expectations accordingly. If you're into contemporary streetwear and casual finds, though, it's still worth a visit.

I was walking around Kensington neighbourhood and saw this store. I walked in and was immediately…read moreimpressed by the variety of clothing and the abundance of each. I expected that they would only have a limited selection of each. The store is well organized and clean, though it could feel cramped in places. The service was good. There were many customers, but I avoided people in my pictures. After browsing around, I was told there is another floor! Impressive. Even more categories of clothing. There is no free WiFi. The store is not wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is paid and free neighbourhood street parking. Review 2023-227

Prices were high for a thrift shop. $5 for a coffee mug? I went to Dollarama and got a cute mug…read morefor $3. Why would I buy a used mug when I can get a new one for less????????!

Very CLEAN! And in excellent condition. They are very grateful for donations and very particular on…read morewhat makes it onto the shelves! Yes, that's what we want to hear as the buyer when we are getting things pre-owned. Everything you'd expect product wise from a thrift shop - clothing, furniture, books, media, hats, games, electronics, appliances (lots of appliances!), housewares etc. Each week features a ticket "colour" on sale, so be sure to check often. Located - depending on your era in Bradford... at the old Ingoglias grocery store, old Foodland, the old Oasis Food Mart - it operates out of half of the store. At the lights at Colbourne and Holland Street. Not the cheapest pricing around but due to quality, everything is still a great deal. A win win too, as proceeds go to a local school, and the school kids and their parents help out. So much so, the whole operation was the brainchild of parents! It's an effort to run and organize, and I applaud them for that, such that I can both give and shop for what I need, all without having to buy a single chocolate bar, poinsettia, cookie dough or whatever the fundraiser du-jour would have been. (TYJ) haha... All the while diverting from landfill, even better! Be green, be charitable simply by shopping and/or donating your re-giftable quality items to the Re-Source!