I could spend a lifetime in here and not be sad. Love the concept, the space, the ideas that flow…read moreinto my head. That being said - so many dishes and dinner wear and cups... kinda boring Secondly the price of somethings is not as appropriate as others. $100 for a scratchy pillow but a fendi makeup bag for $40... so it's highs and lows but the price does drop as time goes on so it's all alright in the end. I'll be back to this place for a second time soon and I hope there is good turnover!

Great spot. Always very interesting selection of porcelain silver pictures and furniture…read more Very nice staff. Especially Warren is so wonderful cool and funny. I love the place and I go as often I am able to make the hike or someone drives me.

I was here before to give my set of clothes. Some from shein, garage, TNA, and others. They sent me…read morea text when clothes were ready for pick up, took about 1-1.5h. They didn't take any of my clothes, guess it's not what's "in", which is okay. I go around here from time to time to spot some nice deals on clothes from Aritzia / Lulu. I noticed quite a lot of poorly used clothes on the rack and even with holes and rips. You really have to ensure the clothes are in good enough condition to your liking before purchasing. They do offer refund anyway just in case within 7 days, clearance items are final though so make the right decision. I have purchased a few great deals from here. I think it's a nice place to get second hand or even brand new items when you get lucky. So many lightly used but you just have to be patient and go through stuff, eventually you'll find nice ones. Quick tip on white clothes - check collar area and underarms to ensure no discolouration. Darker colour clothes - I don't know about you but I dislike deodorant / lotion marks when I pick it up from the rack. Just a random thought! I will continue coming here once in a while just to snatch some good deals especially when they have promos!

Staff was incredibly unhelpful, rude and disinterested. Twice I tried to come in and was told it…read morewould be a 3+ hour wait, even when I called ten minutes prior and was told it would only be an hour. Very inconvenient!

I purchased a beautiful teak dresser from John. He has quality furniture and other items. I drove 4…read morehours to Toronto and he met me on a Sunday by appointment, packaged it up and despite technical challenges with the payment, worked through it with me and I couldn't be happier. A great guy to do business with. I would highly recommend him.

John is professional, friendly and knowledgeable. The customer service he offers (as a client who…read moredoes not own a car) is unsurpassed. He brought one of the chairs we were interested in to our home so that my 6'3" tall husband could try it out! He then returned to redeliver the pair of chairs after we purchased. His prices are more than reasonable. His web site is easy to navigate and accurate.

Buyers Beware: Lafayette Consignment appears to be a total sham…read more Tried to contact the store several times via phone, email, and instagram DM to inquire about an Hermes Birkin bag advertised on their website. After nil response, I decided to order the bag anyways. Completed the online checkout process and received an order confirmation from Lafayette directly. It is worth noting that after I purchased the bag, there was a "sold out" note on the advertisement. 16 hours later, Lafayette cancelled my order without explanation. I quickly attempted to contact them directly (again), without success. Clearly Lafayette did not have this bag in their stock. They have still not released the hold on my credit card and will not pick up their phone or answer any emails. This has been one of the most frustrating customer experiences and I would never consider shopping with them again.

On Instagram, Lafayette has several authentic cosigned luxurious designer items. I have been eyeing…read morethe small Gucci bucket bag from the retailer but came across it on their IG. They were very communicative throughout the process and sent photos of the bag from different angles. Once I confirmed that I wanted it, I e-transferred the money, and they provided a tracking code; the bag arrived four days later. The bag was in immaculate condition, and I am delighted with my purchase.

It's been a while since I've come here so it was lovely browsing here. The selection of is great…read moreand staff are kind. The organization of clothes, handbags and shoes is also great!

The very first time selling clothing in Toronto, and I think here will be a good place to go…read more Many thanks for the wonderful staffs Eve and Xiao! At the beginning I was very shy to ask,but they help me a lot. Thanks again!

I'm not the type who loves searching and digging for gems in vintage shops or even Marshalls or…read moreWinners, even though I love a good deal, I lack the patience to search through. But this recent visit might have changed my mind. When I needed last-minute accessories for a costume in spring, it never crossed my mind to check out Value Village--until my partner suggested it. Turns out, there were some real finds! I needed a beret and suspenders and ended up choosing a 100% wool hat and it was made in Germany and priced cheaper than a brand new costume beret, along with suspenders featuring buckles made in England and the stretchy band made in the US, all together for under $12 including tax for both items. Sounds like a great deal to me. Older items these days are much better quality and it's much more sustainable since these items are mostly likely gonna be used once. Don't overlook Value Village!

Went on a Tuesday. Not too busy, the change rooms understandably closed, but my main grievance is…read moreall about the abhorrent prices. This is a thrift store. You re selling second hand items. Why are making used shoes $24.99? Jeans $17.99? I love shopping thrift so I can help close the loop and give new life to items, but these prices make it hard to justify. Why would I buy used when I could buy new for nearly the same price? Secondly, why are some traditional Chinese garments in the "costume" section of the store for Halloween?

​I have been shopping at Value Village for years, and it is consistently one of the best thrift…read moreexperiences around. They have absolutely earned a perfect five-star rating from me. ​The selection and value are simply unmatched. I've found so many high-quality items--from brand-new clothing with tags still attached to vintage housewares and hard-to-find books--all at unbelievable prices. The quality of the merchandise is excellent, and the daily deals and color tag sales make it even better. ​Beyond the deals, the store is surprisingly well-organized. Unlike some other thrift shops, the aisles are always clean, and the clothing racks are sorted efficiently by size and color. This makes the "treasure hunt" exciting without being overwhelming. The inventory changes constantly, so there is always something new and exciting to find! ​The staff, from the folks stocking the shelves to the cashiers, are always friendly and efficient, even during busy periods. They handle the high volume of customers quickly and kindly. If you are looking for a fantastic deal, a unique find, or just love sustainable shopping, you must visit Value Village. ​Highly recommended for the ultimate thrift shopping adventure!

Dropped off a few donations at this location before and there's always a staff coming out to help…read moreand provide you with a coupon. Their coupon is usually 20% off of a purchase of $50 so I don't find much use for it. They have a good selection of home and clothing, but the store tends to be in a bit of disarray. I hate that you still can't use the change rooms because you can only do exchanges here and within 14 days. So I'll usually wear leggings and a tank top with a sweater if I know I'm going to want to check out the clothing. That way, I can kinda just try it on in the store. It's super uncomfortable though because there's just a bunch of people staring at you sometimes. The clothes are wicked packed into the racks too and I've found plenty of pieces with holes/ tears. Those should be sent for fabric recycling, not sold to people for the same amount as a piece that isn't wrecked. The pricing has gone up at Value Village. It's no longer easy to find a good thrifted item. There's times where I've found items that cost MORE here than at regular... Sometimes, the original price tag is actually still attached, and I'm not just referring to dollarama items. It's just become a really dishonest place. Still, it's thrifting, so you do need to put time into it if you want to hopefully find a treasure. Staff here are hit and miss. Some of them are nice and helpful, and some are just really rude. I can't blame the miserable ones though. People need to stop throwing unwanted items all over the store. It contributes to the messy store and it's really disrespectful to the staff that have to clean it up. The floor also seems eternally dusty. There's so many dust bunnies, if I do find a good piece of clothing, I'm immediately terrified of letting it touch the floor. The number of times I've swiped the floor on accident and picked up what looks like months of dust was horrifying. All in all.... it's what you expect at Value Village.

Exactly what happened to the last reviewer is happening to me now! I ordered a Christmas gift on…read more12/8, today is 12/26 and I still have not received my order and cannot get a response from them. They're obviously a scam, taking people's money and not shipping product. They are generating interest by posting all over social media. Don't fall for it!!

so far it's been terribl. placed order on August 9. sent follow up email because I didn't receive…read moreorder. eventually received a tracking number after I sent the email. the tracking information hasn't updated in weeks. sent additional emails to the business, no response. phoned them today and it's a generic recording on the phone. no updates on hold times, no one came to the phone and now here I am. even tried to request an refund/return on their websit. THE ONLY OPTION IS STORE CREDIT. why would I want store credit for items never received in addition to the poor experience