I have been going to this thrift store for 5 or so yrs. It has been by far the nicest and most…read moreorganized I have been in. Recently though it has taken such a huge turn for the worse!!! I was there today and it is filthy. They use to have amazing quality items and were always so organized and displayed well....no longer. Stuff all over the floor everything seems in such disarray now. What happened to it??? The staff use to be so friendly and so nice and now just seem miserable.

I visited the store when I saw a Columbia Jacket for $25.00 when I went too pay for it along with…read moreother stuff I realized my debit card was not in my wallet. Thinking of that neon pink lined navy outer shell jacket I came back too store after thinking about it for 15 days but the jacket was already gone. They were having a dress sale though I got a $30 black lace dress for $15 and a turquoise Tommy Bahama aqua and pink dress was $20 but got for $10 now I just need too be invited too a wedding/ funeral too wear the two dresses. Although I guess you can wear a black lace dress too bar when it gets warmer.

I found some dresses at this store. The selection was not bad…read more Service was good & helpful (as usual).

I love this Danforth and Woodbine location because I always find great stuff for men! Workers are…read moreall friendly. This leather Laptop Messenger Bag was an awesome thrift store find! And the first time I heard about this brand, Piquadro. Piquadro is an Italian luxury brand that specializes in the design and production of high-quality leather goods, including bags, backpacks, and briefcases. I got it for only $11 after using a 20% off coupon for donation items. It's valued between $300 to $400 CDN! Who else love thrift store shopping? 7 reasons why I love thrift store shopping: * Fun treasure hunt * Joy of a perfect find * Self-esteem boost * Amazing deals * Recycling helps the environment * Discover new brands or products I didn't know before * Provide a second life to discarded items

Very nice thrift store, it has lots to look through. Cloths are downstairs. They have a change…read moreroom for trying stuff on.

Love the amazing prices on clothes and the fact that all proceeds go to a good cause! LOVE their…read morefacelift as of September 2019, makes everything so much easier to find. Have scored some amazing designer pieces from here by going regularly! (Gucci, Missoni)

The service in Vintage Depot was great, Leon & Isabella were working on the day we were there. They…read morewere so helpful. The selection was fantastic. The store is well laid out, the clothes are in great condition the value was good too. We purchased some items that we will treasure . We will definitely be back. Thank you Leon & Isabella Bosco & Mary (Irish shoppers)

This just opened in my 'hood! YAY!…read more It took over the historical corner space formerly occupied by Noah's Ark (http://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/noahs-ark-toronto). It's one of the oldest pubs in the city! But now it's VINTAGE DEPOT. I was surprised with the great organization and selection at this store. I don't think I've been to either of the other Vintage Depot locations in the city but I hope they're as awesome as this one. Clothes are organized into categories/sections and then by SIZE and COLOUR. I've never seen a thrift store that does this. Bravo! TONS of shoes, including designer. TONS of vintage Adidas and other sportswear. TONS of purses, hats (new and used) and uniforms (military, factory, coveralls and professional onesies of all kinds). This would be a fabulous place to source costumes for Halloween, costume parties or theatre/film productions. Staff seemed to be mostly young and male, all were extremely helpful and friendly.

The Handwork Department store is a vintage and consignment shop with A LOT of amazing items. There…read moreis a downstairs section with household items that are very aesthetically pleasing to look at and purchase. My friend and I spend a good hour downstairs just playing different records and dancing around LOL. I came here because it was noted that they have a lot of cameras and I was surprised to see them all myself. Initially, I was a little nervous about buying a film camera because I am not very familiar with them but the representative that was there (Maggie) provided me with a lot of insights and useful information on each brand. She was very patient and helpful and made me feel at ease so I left the store confident. Also, the shop is located on Danforth so after my visit, I just went on an adventure and ate a lot of food. I truly loved everything at this store and it was an honour conversing with Maggie. I fully dedicate myself and wallet to this shop and I can't wait to come back!

New place for me to check out! Two floors of neat stuff, so I'll definitely be back to check this…read moreplace out again.

bedbug walking around on bedsheets at this location. Taken on November 15th 2024…read more I've been going to this value village for 15 years and it has become absolute trash: incredibly expensive (often more expensive than retail price), and now bedbugs.

This location on Queen St. East is hit and miss for great finds but today I found this Wendy's…read moreRestaurant staff t-shirt that I've always liked! Mostly because of what it says on the back of the shirt. Great deal $2.99 and in excellent condition.

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

Came here on a weekday and it was actually quite busy. Shelves were pretty much filled with typical…read moreitems like shoes, toys, clothing and household products. You can actually find stuff brand new unused. Self check out is available.

Never expect too much at a Value Village. It's going to be dusty, it's going to be messy, and a lot…read moreof that is people coming to shop and dropping random items in random spots because they changed their minds. PLEASE - if you change your mind, bring it to the staff at the front. They'd much rather have it in their cart to put back than finding it all over the store. To the review - this donation center is great. The staff is always so helpful and cheerful. I like dropping off items here when I need to get rid of well conditioned items. Shopping here is a hit or miss, as always with thrifting. I do find that I am more likely to find something I like here than at other locations. I think it's because I find this store a bit more spacious, so I'm more willing to spend time looking through the aisles here. The pricing here leaves me kinda iffy about wanting to shop here sometimes. They keep bringing up prices so sometimes, things aren't even a good deal anymore. It's suppose to be for non-for-profit and environmentally friendly to thrift. But here, I've definitely found over priced items, broken items still being sold, and items priced higher than the original price tags attached. Be patient, spend some time... anytime you're thrifting, you need to be willing to spend time combing through each item if you want a chance to find something great.

This value village location is right at the city centre, so it's super convenient if you want to go…read morethrifting. There's men's clothes on the first floor and women's, kids, and other miscellaneous items downstairs. There are plenty of clothing pieces available for really cheap (ie. pants for $3.99). I saw this really cute Danier jacket but it was $70 :( I think the selection here is okay sometimes it's a hit sometimes it's a miss. There's an elevator, self checkout, and carts/buggies. I like how clean this location is!

This is the newest location of Value Village. It is the only one in the Toronto downtown core and…read moreit is two stories tall!. It soft-opened on 2024-11-28 and grand-openedon 2024-12-03.. It is a thrift shop, selling so many different categories of items: clothes, shoes, toys, board games, books, DVDs, cassettes, LPs, computer peripherals, housewares (eg cookware, cutlery, china, decorations), and bed & bath. They accept donations on behalf of a local nonprofit. There is a Super Savers Club. There is no free WiFi. The store is wheelchair accessible. There is one gender-neutral washroom downstairs, which is also wheelchair accessible (use an elevator to go downstairs). There is paid neighbourhood street parking and paid parking lots. Review 2024-250

Very nice store. Wide selection of things to buy. Prices seemed to vary. Some items seemed too high…read moreand some rather appropriate. The lady working the cash register was nice and helpful.

This second hand store in the downtown area near St. Lawrence Market in Toronto Ontario Canada…read moreoffers clothing, accessories, shoes, jewelry, books and home goods. They support local charities in the community like youth shelters and Covenant House. The boutique style store was very clean and organized. I purchased two shirts and a cosmetic bag for around $23. The staff were very nice. Open daily 10am to 8pm.